Clothes unit Worksheets for Elementary ESL

 This resource is part of Clothes Theme for Elementary or Primary School ESL. Click here:

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 The clothes items Worksheets are an effective tool. They will support vocabulary acquisition, reading and writing practice, listening and speaking activities, providing opportunities for assessment and feedback. These activities make learning interactive and engaging, catering to the diverse needs of young learners.

All the worksheets included:

The worksheets are helpful for reinforcing the vocabulary related to clothes. They all provide visual aids for easy memorization. Combining verbal and visual information enhances memory retention.

The worksheets have reading and writing practice such as clothing labels. Learners with limited proficiency can still perform well on this kind of activity.

Descriptions provide context, helping learners understand how and when to use specific vocabulary related to clothing. Working on sentence structure improves their grammar.

Fill in the blank worksheet. This example is a complete the clothes word and color as you dictate each item.

Answering Grammar question about clothes. Combine grammar and vocabulary practice to provide a more comprehensive learning experience.

More grammar exercises changing from negative to affirmative about people's clothes.

There is simple present tense practice with several worksheets.  Give Contextual Understanding to Help learners understand and use vocabulary in context, improving both grammar and vocabulary simultaneously. Students will identify the owner of the clothes in each sentence.

I always include a listening and speaking kind of worksheets with games such as Guess Who? Students will describe clothing items and another will guess who it is.

Interactive worksheets are fun and develops problem-solving skills and attention to details. They can be matching the word to the picture and word searches.

There is also a color and clothing word puzzles that includes drawing the item.

Worksheets can be used for homework as an independent practice to consolidate learning. Students will draw clothing items on the girl or boy worksheet and write a short paragraph. Students can draw, color and write about their favorite clothes.

Review the parts of the body and say which clothes goes where.

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Toys Unit Robots for the Elementary English Language Learners-Starters

Teachers Aide can use the materials to prepare the 3ps lesson plan. This resource is sold separately at this link:   https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Robots-and-Prepositions-for-the-Elementary-English-Language-Learners-11646042

Teaching prepositions to your learners is crucial for constructing basic sentences. Students will learn to describe locations between the robot and a box.

Show a flashcard with a preposition (in, on, under, behind, in front of, next to, between) and pronounce it clearly. Have the students repeat after you as you show the relation between the robot and the box. All the images are relatable to the unit. Show a flashcard and ask students to identify the preposition. Encourage them to make sentences using the illustrated scene after you model one: The robot is in front of the box.

Reinforce with the Robot Prepositions Worksheets: have the students learn the correct use of prepositions for writing grammatically correct sentences.

Print several dice and have them ready for the stduents to color the word and robot according to the picture that shows up.

This is a matching worksheet that provides a list of sentences with all the prepositions and a set of robot pictures. Students will have to draw a line from each sentence to the correct robot.

Find Fill-in-the-Blanks with a preposition worksheet. There is also a review of the parts of the face worksheet.

Play a memory game where students find the matching pairs.

Use the cutouts to prepare this fun activity to help improve listening and speaking. Plan your Interactive Demonstration by gluing the colored cutouts to a box or any other item and a robot to a craft stick. Students should do the same with their cutouts after coloring them.  Ask the students to describe the position of the objects using the prepositions: The robot is in the box.

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Clothes unit Small Cards for Elementary ESL

 This resource is part of Clothes Theme for Elementary ESL. It can also be used by the School Support English teacher. Click here:

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Printing these small cards to teach clothes units to elementary ESL (English as a Second Language) students can be an engaging and educational tool. Check this guide to making these cards effective and interactive.

If your learning objective is vocabulary acquisition as having the students name the clothing items. Here are some ideas using the small cards in the resource.

Use the set of small cards to create this easy activity for identifying clothing. Cut the words out of each card and have them match to the corresponding clothing item. Each card included a clear picture of the clothing item and the English name of the item.

If you just want to review the vocabulary, use the check list provided.

Labeling is another good exercise practice the new words to describe clothing. This can aid in vocabulary building and sentence construction.

Another activity is to show cards to students and ask them to name the items the person is wearing.

Students will write a description using the present continuous for any small card that you choose from more than any of the 600 cards that are in the resource. Start with the sentence structure: is wearing.

Have the students write short descriptive texts using the possessive 's to talk about the who owns a clothing item. Learning to write improves their ability to communicate effectively in everyday situations. This kind of activity helps students learn and remember the names of various clothing items. They can add colors, patterns, and sizes words.

 Here is another example to write personal identification description texts for what others are wearing.

Speaking: Students will say what the person on the card is wearing.

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Clothes unit Flashcards for Elementary ESL

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Students will identify and sort the clothes flashcards by color. Review the colors on the board by drawing a color splotch and having the stduents say the name.

Have the students say what they have sorted: a brown hat!

Point to different clothing item and ask: What color is the blouse?
Students: red! It’s red.
Teacher: What color are the shoes?
Students: They are pink and yellow.

More vocabulary practice is to make a chart. Place several people flashcards on the board and make a chart with several clothing items. Have the stduents come and check which clothes the person is wearing and write to the ones the person isn’t wearing.

Let’s review prepositions.
Teacher: Where is the boy?
Stuents: He’s in the boot.

To talk about possession.
Teacher: Who has a pink hat?
Students: Number 8.
Teacher: Number 1 has a green hat.
Students: Number 2 has a brown hat.

Talk about possession in plural and identify the owner of the hats.

Teacher: Who has a purple hat?
Stuents: Number 6 and 12.
Teacher: Number 10 and 11 have green hats.
Stuents: Number 8 and 9 have pink hats!

Possessive adjectives His and her. Describing possession. Place two similar flashcards on the board to contrast what the people are wearing.

Teacher: This is his T-shirt!
Students: This is her T-shirt!

More on asking questions about possession: Are these your boots?

Students: Yes, they are.

Use the flashcards to help the students express likes or dislikes. Ask students about their opinion: Do you like jackets?

Start talking about possessives. Ask questions using the possessive pronouns: Whose shoe is this?

Students: The shoe is hers.

To describe what one is wearing using the present continuous tense. Place several flashcards on the board and ask what they are wearing using descriptive adjectives such as colors.

Students: She is wearing a black dress.

To describe what people are wearing as the same. Place similar clothing items on the flashcards and have them identify which one it is. Students will answer questions with what.

Teacher: What are they wearing?

Students: a green dress!

Play Who am I? I choose several pictures of people all wearing jeans. Teacher: I am wearing blue jeans, blue t-shirt and white sneakers.

Students: You are number 4.

Relate the clothes to a part of the body.

I wear gloves on my hands.

I wear boots on my feet.

I wear a hat on my head.

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