The Printable Adjectives Games for ESL / ELL Kids – Flashcards, Matching & Vocabulary Practice is included in the complete Adjectives resource, here to download: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Adjectives-for-Elementary-ELL-2150071
Play is essential
for language learning—especially for elementary English language learners. Find
Printable Matching
cards game. It is a good idea to have the
students get familiar with the cards by matching them on the table
first. They see the word and picture together, helping them understand and
remember the meaning naturally.
This adjectives vocabulary game can be played in pairs or in groups of three. There are 24 cards. Give
each group a set of cards. Students shuffle the cards and hand them all out to
the members of the group. Students hold all the cards in their hands without
showing them to the group. Explain that the idea of the game is to make pairs
of picture and words. The first student to make them by getting rid of all the
cards is the winner. Have them notice that there is a Funny Guy card that does
not match to any word.
The adjective game starts as students make pairs that they already have in their own cards
and lay them on the table as they name the adjectives. The players make sure
that the pairs are right.
Student
1 picks a card without seeing from the next to him/her and checks if it makes a
pair to his/her own cards. If there is a pair, the students lay the pair on the
table. The game continues until the first students gets rid of all the cards.
Students
learn how to put adjectives into simple sentence patterns. By matching
adjective words to pictures and sentence parts, students become more confident using
new vocabulary in real language. Lay out sentence cards and picture cards.
Students match the correct sentence to the correct picture.
This spelling scrabble-style activity is a tactile and
engaging way for students to practice spelling and recognizing adjective
words—a key skill for building both vocabulary and reading confidence. Students
use the tiles to build the word.
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