EFL Elementary Teachers: Snake Numbers 1–20 Activities – Flashcards, Worksheets, Games & Matching Mats

sábado, 28 de junio de 2025

Snake Numbers 1–20 Activities – Flashcards, Worksheets, Games & Matching Mats | ELL

This resource is found here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Present-Continuous-for-Elementary-ESL-4403402

The resource works across multiple skill levels—students can match, speak, write, or act depending on their ability to learn the numbers 1 to 20. Use it for Communicative Language Teaching.

The resource follows a model lesson plan for English that follows the 3Ps structure.

The Numbers 1 to 20 flashcards feature a snake eating the number.

Invite a student to the front to describe the image on the flashcard with sentences like:

“The snake is eating number fifteen.”

These flashcards allow teachers to build Number recognition. Play Go to the Snake!" Movement Game. Place the flashcards around the classroom—on the walls, chairs, or desks. Say a full sentence out loud, such as:
“The snake is eating number twelve.”

Students listen carefully, look around, and walk to the correct flashcard. They have to say the sentence: “Yes! The snake is eating number twelve!”

Write the sentence activity. Give students a snake flashcard and have them write: “The snake is eating number seventeen”

Cut the words out of each small card and play match.

Animal Worksheet set 1. Students read the sentence, find the correct snake, and color it accordingly. It is a way to reinforce numbers 1 to 20.

number names 11 to 20 in English worksheet

In this worksheet, students look at each numeral and write the corresponding number word or name. Use it as a way to strengthen numeral to word connection.

This worksheet invites students to draw lines to connect each numeral to its matching number word. For example, they match 12 to twelve, and 7 to seven. It reinforces sight reading of number words.

Students complete a sequence of number words by writing the missing ones. It supports pattern recognition and sequencing skills.

This Bingo worksheet features four small Bingo grids, perfect for playing in pairs or small groups. Each student writes five random numbers (1–20) in each grid. The teacher or a student calls out number words, and players mark their spaces as they listen.

In this interactive worksheet, students listen to the teacher read short sentences:

“The black snake is eating number twelve.”
Then they find the correct snake and color it according to the description.

The matching mats are great for independent work, centers, or partner games.

Write It In. Place the mat into a clear plastic sheet and with dry-erase markers, students write the number word on each snake.

Make a number sequence with any cards from the mats.

This game board features a colorful path of snakes, each showing a number from 1 to 20. Students roll a die and move along the path, landing on different snake numbers as they go. As a twist, students Write the Word on the bingo worksheet described above, where they write the number word they landed on after each turn.