This resource (Monsters & Body Parts – Fun ESL Flashcards & Worksheets for Young Learners) is included in the Body Unit for Elementary ESL. Link to download : https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Body-Theme-for-Elementary-ELL-1836555
The students will identify and use the body vocabulary on the Monsters. Monsters have unusual and silly body parts. Since the Monster characters are make-believe, helping students to feel more comfortable describing and drawing bodies. This material is perfect for mixed-ability groups and works well for whole-class, small-group, or centre activities.
This resource is part of an elementary English lesson plan is designed for young learners that follow a simple lesson plan format.
Monster-themed body-parts flashcards (picture + word) activities.
Labeling
the body parts flashcards helps students associate the written
word with the visual body part on a fun character, making it easier to remember
and understand.
Students
practice numbers and vocabulary at the same time—by counting “3 eyes,” “2
arms,” or “5 fingers” to reinforce both content areas naturally. Place a
Monster on the board and ask questions: How many fingers
does the Monster have?
Understanding
left and right is an important early skill. Associating it with a
monster's body (e.g., “left arm,” “right eye”) as they sort the flashcards on the board.
Points
game. Write several different point values on the board as I wrote 1 to
5 for example. Stick any body flashcard over the points so your stduents can’t
see the point under each flashcard. Have a students say a sentence for any
flashcard: This is the left arm.
If the sentence is correct, remove that flashcard and reveal the number
of points won. At the end, all the points are tallied for the students or teams
participating.
Full-body monster small cards for labeling. Students label the parts of the
body on their notebooks using the card of their choice. This encourages spelling
practice.
Monsters are fun and silly — reduces anxiety about “making mistakes” and encourages creativity. Students
can practice full sentences using numbers and body parts on small card:
“The monster has two yellow arms.”
Monsters
often have asymmetrical features, making them perfect for left/right practice. Cut
the card in two and half them label each part of the body.
Label
the Monster’s Body Worksheet. There is a picture of a monster with
various body parts (e.g., eyes, arms, nose, tail). Students write the correct
word next to each body part.
Cut-and-paste body-parts worksheets. This set includes a full monster body without labels and a collection of body part illustrations (e.g., arms, legs, eyes, tail) and corresponding vocabulary words for students to cut out and use. Cutting, organizing, and gluing helps young learners develop coordination while practicing the correct placement of body parts.
Students
read simple descriptive sentences on the worksheet about the monster and color
each body part accordingly.
Color & match worksheets (color parts based on sentences).Students
practice understanding short, clear sentences with color. supporting focus and
accuracy in both language and task execution.
A
simple answering the question worksheet. Send as Homework / take-home sheets.
The puzzle set covers a full range of body part vocabulary along with important spatial concepts like left and right. Use in centres / rotation.
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