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viernes, 24 de mayo de 2024

Clothes unit Flashcards for Elementary ESL

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Teaching clothes vocabulary helps elementary English language learners describe what people wear in everyday situations. Flashcards are an effective way to introduce new vocabulary because students can connect the picture with the word while practicing pronunciation and speaking.

Clothes Vocabulary Flashcards

Flashcards help introduce clothing vocabulary through visual learning.

Students will identify and sort the ESL clothes vocabulary 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.

sort the clothes flashcards by color.

Word Recognition and Vocabulary Review

Flashcards can also be used for vocabulary review games.

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.

primary clothes activities chart.

Prepositions Review

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

clothes vocabulary flashcards ESL elementary students

To talk about possession using have in affirmative or negative.
Teacher: Who has a pink hat?
Students: Number 8.
Teacher: Number 1 has a green hat.
Students: Number 2 has a brown hat.

To talk about possession using have in affirmative or negative flashcards

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!

clothes vocabulary flashcards ESL teaching activity

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!

ESL clothes vocabulary picture cards for young learners

More on asking questions about possession

Are these your boots?

Students: Yes, they are.

elementary ESL clothes vocabulary flashcards lesson

Use the flashcards to help the students express likes or dislikes. 

Ask students about their opinion: Do you like jackets?

express likes or dislikes for clothing using flashcards

Start talking about possessives.

 Ask questions using the possessive pronouns: Whose shoe is this?

Students: The shoe is hers.

talking about possessives clothes unit

Clothes Vocabulary Speaking Activity

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 one is wearing flashcards

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!

wearing using the present continuous tens flashcards

Play Who am I? or Guess who? 

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.

identify and talk about clothes

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.

clothes flashcards

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