Beach Unit printable Book

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Print the full-color version of “The Frog is Going to the Beach” as a way to develop grammar and vocabulary in a meaningful way.

The bright and engaging illustrations help students understand the meaning of the text, even if they are still learning to decode or read independently.

Each page uses the structure “The frog is going to...” in a natural and repetitive way. The visual cues make it easier for learners to understand “be going to” for future plans. The same goes for the printable coloring version.

Reading Activity Idea with the Book. Start doing the Echo Reading (Teacher Models, Students Repeat).  Read each page aloud while pointing to the words. Students repeat after you, focusing on pronunciation, intonation, and rhythm.

 Benefit: Builds fluency and helps students internalize the sentence pattern: “The frog is going to build a sandcastle”

Take a look of the whole book assembled.

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Beach Unit Games

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Print the beach-themed board game and play with a twist. Each time they land on an item, they "collect" it in an imaginary beach template that has been assigned to each player.
At the end, they list or draw the things in their beach and describe them: “I have a towel and sunglasses.”

Spelling Activities Matter: Learners internalize the correct spelling of new beach-related words (e.g., bucket, mask) by physically constructing them.

Develop early reading and vocabulary skills with this matching card game. Students will match beach-themed word cards (e.g., sandcastle) with corresponding picture cards to build vocabulary recognition, strengthen spelling awareness, and support reading fluency.

Students will review and reinforce their beach vocabulary by writing words on their own Bingo boards and listening carefully during a picture-word calling game using the cards from the previous activity.

The blank Bingo boards provided are for students to write in 8 beach-themed words. Prepare a master list of the words you want to use. As each word is called, students check their boards. If they have the word, they cover it with a token. The first student to cover all 8 words and call out “BINGO!” wins. You can keep playing any other day, they just save the board that is already prepared.

 Matching Words. Lay out the picture cards on one side of the table and the word cards on the other. Students take turns matching the correct word to each image.

Animals on the Beach – Sentence Building Game. Students will use a variety of animal-on-the-beach picture cards to create complete and meaningful sentences using a variety of word cards (nouns, verbs, adjectives, prepositions, and more).

Students will write their sentences on their notebooks and share to the class or a partner. The teacher or peers can help check for grammar and sentence structure.

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Beach Unit Worksheets

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The Beach Unit Worksheets give students repeated exposure to key beach words through matching, labeling, reading, and writing activities. This helps solidify understanding and recall.

Students can practice the vocabulary for the unit at their own pace and show what they know independently.

Label the Picture worksheet. Students write beach words, improving written communication.

Another labeling worksheet involving clothes and body parts.

Worksheets can be used for early finishers, extra practice, or small group work, such as this Match the Word to the Picture.

Many worksheets help students apply beach vocabulary in context using present simple or past continuous forms. It is just as completing sentences with the correct “-ing” verb form.

Worksheets provide an easy way for teachers to assess comprehension and track progress over time.

There are things that the beach sports use. Mark them down and write.

Beach Word Search. Students find the letters to form beach vocabulary words.

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Beach Unit Small Cards

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Small cards are a mini version of the flashcards, making them easy to use for individual, pair, or small group activities.

Use the cards as Writing Prompts. Students can pick a card and write affirmative or negative sentences based on the picture, using the speech bubbles provided.

Hands-On Learning: Students can sort cards into different categories: Things you wear / Things you use, Activities / Objects as in my example. Ask the questions: What do you need for each action?

Grammar Practice: Students can use sentence cards in the present and past continuous tense (e.g., "I am playing with the ball" / "She was swimming"). Students will match all the cards in the tense you are teaching. They can write the sentences on their notebooks.

Fast Finishers: Perfect for students who finish early—give them a set of small cards without the words and have them write the word for picture.

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Beach Unit Flashcards

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Flashcards help students by connecting new words with visual cues. They are perfect for whole-class teaching, small group activities, centers, or individual practice!

 Beach objects. Hand in the beach object to each student. Ask questions: Do you have a beach ball?

Play Beach Bingo. Place the flashcards on the board for the stduents to use as a guide into which words are playing. They select to write 6 words from all the cards that you display. Use the cards to call out the vocabulary. Students mark the matching or word on their notebooks. The winner is the first to mark all the words first.

Use the flashcards for asking and answering questions about where people are. It can be in present tense or introduce the past tense if your students are ready.

Introduce the yes/no questions in the past tense.

Related to the beach there are water sports to ask students if they practice: swim, sail, dive, surf, snorkel, waterski. Have the students mime the sports

Ask questions with the present continuous: What are they doing?

Point to the flashcards and ask questions.

Talk about what people wear to go to the beach.

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