This resource (Counting 1–20 Turkeys in the Oven) is part of the House Furniture for Elementary ESL to prepare for your lesson plan , at my store:
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Counting to 120 turkeys
Place the turkey in the oven flashcards (quantity cards) on the table. Provide students with fun foam numbers and letters. Students will count the chickens and say the number out loud. Then, using fun foam numbers to build the numeral and spell out the number word.
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Extend the flashcards into sentence practice, which really helps elementary English language learners connect numbers → vocabulary → full language structures.
Promote Number Recognition using the bingo grid. Students identify numbers from the flashcards displayed on the board and transfer them to their bingo grid, reinforcing numeral recognition. Learners choose 8 numbers from 1 to 20. When numbers are called out during the game, students must listen carefully, understand, and check their grids. Bingo allows multiple exposures to numbers without feeling repetitive or boring.
Set up a pretend “kitchen” where students take turns being the cook and customer. The customer says, “I want sixteen turkeys,” and the cook finds the matching flashcard.
Having both quantity cards and numeral small cards helps students make the connection between the symbol (number) and the quantity.
Matching Game. Students match the numeral card to the turkeys quantity card.
Memory Game. Lay cards face down and play “Concentration” to find pairs (number + quantity).
Number Sequencing: Strengthens understanding of forward and backward number order.
Counting Worksheets
Listen and color the turkeys in the oven to reinforce vocabulary recognition. Then, they will complete the color of each turkey on the other worksheet.
Read & Color the instructions on the worksheets.
Completing Number Sequences Worksheets that reinforces the idea of counting forward. Another worksheet is to unscramble the number words where students must use reasoning to put letters in order, building both cognitive flexibility and persistence.
The matching mats supports number-word association and visual counting.
Play the Missing Piece Challenge. Students can place any piece on the mat wither the numeral or the word.
Students can play the classic match of numeral, words and quantity cards.
Another Way to Use These Cards: File Folder Game
These matching cards can also be transformed into a reusable file folder game, giving students another engaging way to practice counting and number recognition. Simply glue one of the matching boards inside a file folder and keep the remaining cards in the folder pockets.
Students count the objects on each picture card and match them to the correct numeral or number word. Since the cards are interchangeable, you can easily change the matching combinations to provide fresh practice throughout the year.
This activity uses the same cards included in the previous matching games, so no additional preparation is needed. Just assemble the file folder once, and you'll have a durable, hands-on center that students can enjoy independently.
There is a coloring the turkeys in the oven according to what the spinner lands on. Assemble the spinner using a butterfly fastener and a clip.
Find more engaging ways to teach numbers to your English Language Learners.
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From flashcards to worksheets, you'll find tons of useful resources to make your lessons fun and interactive.
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