Toys Unit Worksheets for the Elementary English Language Learners-Starters

 This resource(Toys Vocabulary Worksheets for Elementary ESL Students) is included in Toys Unit for Elementary English Language learners-Starters found at this  LINK: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Toys-unit-for-Elementary-English-Language-Learners-Starters-1865563

A resource for any English Teacher in the Primary Classroom.

Teaching toys vocabulary helps elementary English language learners describe objects they use every day. Worksheets provide structured practice where students can read, write, match, and draw the vocabulary words.

Worksheets can be used for differentiationand provide extra practice. Tailor to meet the needs of each student in class with this variety of worksheets. The worksheets can challenge and support all your learners during your practice part of the lesson plan. 

Toys Vocabulary Drawing Activity

There is a set of toys unit vocabulary words that will allow your students to practice and reinforce the new content. Here is one with words for the students to draw around them to give meaning. Drawing help to deepen the understanding of the new words. It requires critical thinking as to how to represent it visually.

Alphabet and Spelling Practice

More repetition as students write all the words into the letter shapes that the words start with. This process enhances comprehension and reinforcement of vocabulary retention. Send it for homework.

Read and match worksheet.

 Basically, a reading comprehension worksheet to exercise critical thinking to analyze the incomplete words and make a connection.

Write the Toy Names

Have the students write the names of toys to help them remember the vocabulary they’ve learned.

Use this set of worksheets to establish a connection between the spoken and written Language.

Toys Word Search Activity

Use the word search worksheet for the practice of recognizing toy names in a sea of letters, which reinforces visual recognition of vocabulary words. Learners will scan for the toys words as a way to enhance the students’ focus and attention to detail.

Complete the Sentence Worksheets

Worksheets for the students to complete sentences by filling in the blanks with the correct toy name. Find worksheets to practice forming and answering questions about toys.

Read-and-color worksheets

This kind of worksheets often use simple sentences, which help ELLs practice reading comprehension. They need to understand what they read in order to color the correct items.  These will promote higher thinking skills in your learners. 

Expand the worksheet to other themes. Have the students cut the teddy bear and glue onto their notebooks or paper and label the parts of the face.

Robot family worksheets

Reviewing a robot family allows students to simultaneously reinforce toy-related vocabulary and introduce or review family-related terms (mother, brother, etc).

Check this blog post with more on the robot family: https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2020/10/family-theme-for-kindergarten-holistic_19.html

Review the House Unit worksheets

By relating toys to a house setting, students can see how vocabulary and language structures are used in everyday contexts, as they draw the toys in the rooms of the house.

Review the face unit worksheets

The face and toys worksheets include activities like matching, answering, and coloring to cater to kinesthetic learners who benefit from hands-on activities.

Review the numbers 1 to 20 worksheets

More worksheets to Revisit the numbers 1 to 20 across multiple worksheets to reinforce through repetition.

Review the color words worksheets

Associating the colors written word with an image can serve as a memory aid.

Review simple grammar structures worksheets

Puzzle people worksheets are fun!

There are several worksheets for answering questions using grammar knowledge.

Choose from more grammar worksheets!

Favorite Toy Speaking Activity

The favorite toy worksheet can lead to a speaking activity. When all the worksheets are done, have the children walk around and find another student or group of students with the same favorite toy. Then, graph the results.

Teacher: How many trains are the favorite ?

Students: five!

The favorite toy worksheet can lead to a speaking activity. They will draw their favorite toy and write a short text. When all the worksheets are done, have the children walk around and find another student or group of students with the same favorite toy. Stand together. Then, graph the results.

Teacher: How many trains are the favorite?
Students: two!

Do you love graphing? Get more worksheets for other themes: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Graphing-Worksheets-for-Elementary-English-Language-Learners-11309998

English Questionnaires are a very effective instructional tools to have your students communicate. Encourage them to survey classmates even the shy ones.

The Present Continuous Toys Activities for ESL students combine vocabulary and grammar through flashcards, sentence-building cards, worksheets, and games. Go to the blog post:   https://eflelementaryresources.blogspot.com/2025/07/present-continuous-activities-for-toys.html

Find more activities and resources for the toys unit at my other blog.

www.eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com

Reading for Kindergarten EFL

 So much to read on this topic that can be useful to our particular English Language Learner that is in Kindergarten and learning to read their own mother tongue language and attempting to read another new language.  I just gathered a few statements and tips to get you started. 

That's a picture of me during a read aloud activity at a local school many years ago. The editorial had these big books which are wonderful for big classes.

Teaching to read in English to these very young learners start with learning the sounds. Do you have the instruction for reading the sounds? Then, just fine. If you don't, then read a little about it to gain the knowledge to help your students as much as you can.

As I create the lesson plan, I put a big emphasis on listening and speaking activities, new vocabulary and using it along old vocabulary.  I also plan a reading activity for each unit as a book that students put together. It can be read in class and sent them home for the students to read with their parents. You won't have to worry about the book getting lost or damaged. Read the book that you made in class or any other that you have from your library. Here is an example of one of the books, you can reread the books over and over again.

                         This is how the big book looks inside.

It is important to show the students the pictures and ask questions, such as What is this? and show the print as you read, point to the words.  Many students are able to memorize parts of the story and encourage them to read with you. There is always a prediction part in each story, just point it out and have your students predict what will happen next.

                 Hope these tips will help you out in your class to understand and use the language. 

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Seasons and Clothes

This is the third part for the Seasons Product.  LINK:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Seasons-Theme-Resources-for-Elementary-ESL-1744981

 Start by reviewing all the clothes vocabulary using the flashcards provided.

Have the students sort the people flashcards into each season.

                                       Teacher: What season is this ?

Students: SPRING!

Teacher: What is she wearing ?

Students: a t-shirt, a skirt and rain boots.

Teacher: What is this ?

Students: It’s an umbrella.

Teacher: When do you wear a scarf ?

Students: In the Winter.

Teacher: What do you wear in the Spring ?

Students: A raincoat.

                                            

Clothes Flashcards:

Have the students sort all the clothes flashcards into each season.

Have the students sort the clothes out on the worksheet.

And sort out along with the weather and Months cutouts from last blog post using the fries containers.

Seasons and Clothes Worksheets! The frogs again, but this time Seasons and Clothes.

This is how students should complete the worksheets of the clothes according to the season.

But, that’s not all, have the students cut and paste the frogs on their notebooks. Then, write sentences according to their level.

I put all the notebook writing together into a book!

I made it all into a video.

This is the second worksheet for the reading ring that I presented last blog post. The students color the worksheet and then cut the strips and place it in the book ring.

An extra worksheet.

Have the students create a Venn Diagram. Students work in pairs. Assign each student a Season in which they will write about the clothes that are worn on their side of the Venn Diagram. And they write in the center of the Venn Diagram the clothes that are common for both seasons. They will have to discuss on the clothes that are common and the ones that are not. Assign different combination of Seasons.

Winter-Fall, Winter-Spring, Winter-Summer, Fall-Spring, Fall-Summer, Spring-Summer. Have the students present the results to the class.

There are the four Seasons Scenes for the students to complete the weather and dressing the child that will be pasted there. 

Included are the symbols of each season. It can be done as a group work. The students can write a text or do a show and tell about their season.

After the Seasons Scenes are reading, students can do free writing and create a poster.

These are games that you can play with the Seasons Unit or any other.

Word chain. Write a Season word on the board, e.g. Summer. Then the students have to say a word with the last letter of the word Summer, e.g. rain. This is a good warm up activity.

Spelling Game
Put a Season flashcard on the board and have teams or individuals make as many words as possible from those letters, e.g. Spring = S/sun, P/pants, R/rain, ,I/I, N/November, G/gloves.

Then, students write sentences using those words.

There is another part for this resource: Seasons Nature and more Vocabulary.

                                

                             

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