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martes, 6 de mayo de 2025

Beach Unit Worksheets

 This resource is included in Beach Unit for Elementary at this link:

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Beach-Unit-for-Elementary-ESL-4075972


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.


This resource has more to check, go to this blog post:   https://eflelementaryresources.blogspot.com/2025/04/beach-unit-small-cards.html 


Whether you're teaching vocabulary, grammar, or seasonal lessons, you'll find materials to enrich your classroom.

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domingo, 4 de mayo de 2025

Using Pizza-Themed Resources to Teach Numbers 1–20

 This resource is part of the Food Unit for Elementary English Language Starters. LINK: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Food-unit-for-Elementary-English-Language-Learners-Starters-11035412

This resource reinforces numbers 1 to 20. It supports cross-curricular learning by blending math and English language content.

Each whole pizza flashcard shows a clear quantity of pepperonis, helping students see the number they're learning.

The combination of pictures and numbers provides contextual clues. Hand in the flashcards to several students and they should order themselves as they say each number on their card.

Play a Matching Game with the small cards. Have students match the numerals to the pizza with the correct count of pepperonis.


Mix up the small cards and ask students to arrange them from 1 to 20 in order. This can be done individually, in pairs, or as a classroom team challenge.


Writing Activity. Students pick up a card and count the pepperonis on the pizza. Then, write the number word and numeral.

The worksheets provide a hands-on, quiet-time opportunity for students to practice and demonstrate their understanding.

Worksheets offer a way for students to work individually and apply what they’ve learned in a focused environment. Students count the pepperonis on each pizza, write the numeral. Then, they cut the number words from the template provided and glue on each pizza.


Teachers can use completed worksheets to informally assess counting skills and number recognition. This one is as easy to read, count and color.


You can send any worksheet for homework.


Students count the pepperonis on each pizza and match the correct number.

Play Roll and Match with the printable board game.  🎲 Each student rolls a die and moves forward that number of spaces. When they land on a pizza number space, they: Say the number aloud: “There are 18 pepperonis.” Then, match it to a mini card.


These numbers mats support number recognition, counting, and word association by giving students a physical and visual way to match and manipulate pieces. Place a mat and the cards. Students must find the matching cards.


I've gathered interactive games, worksheets, and creative ideas to make teaching this unit fun!  📌 Follow my Pinterest board here:
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jueves, 1 de mayo de 2025

Giraffe Family for Elementary EFL

 This resource is included in the Zoo Animals for EFL. Click here:



By linking the family unit with zoo animals like giraffes, learners can apply that vocabulary in a new context. This reinforces word meaning and helps them generalize language.

Using the giraffe family flashcards offers a neutral, inclusive way to talk about family structure, which may vary from student to student.

Plan to use a grid with the flashcards or small cards to get an active response for the family language in review. Students will grid the information read out by you: This giraffe has a dress. It is red.

Students: C1!! It’s the sister giraffe.


Written work on their notebooks where they will write several sentences from the grid on the board.


To add a hands-on, tactile element to your giraffe family unit, I included an engaging activity where students build family vocabulary words using fun foam letters. The small giraffe family cards serve as visual prompts and guides. Each student selects a card—mother, father, baby, sister, or brother—and then uses fun foam letters to spell out the corresponding word.

This activity reinforces letter recognition, word formation, and vocabulary recall in a playful, multi-sensory way.

Pocket Chart Sentence Builder. Students use the blank sentence templates and write like “This is brother giraffe.” to build simple family sentences.


Create pairs with the printable puzzle.  Place all the pieces face down and students flip cards to find matching pairs.


This simple path board game featuring giraffe family members allows students to practice vocabulary while having fun. Students roll a die, move their token, and say the word on the space they land on (e.g., “This is the mother giraffe”).


In the giraffe family unit, worksheets offer a calm and independent way for students to review, practice spelling, match images to words, and even build sentences using the target vocabulary.


A worksheet for labeling each member using the vocabulary words.


More worksheets!


Finger puppets connect emotionally with new vocabulary bringing characters to life. Use these for Role-Play Conversations.



This resource has more to check, go to this blog post:   https://eflelementaryresources.blogspot.com/2024/04/zoo-animals-have-body.html 



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martes, 29 de abril de 2025

Beach Unit Small Cards

  This resource is included in Beach Unit for Elementary at this link:

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Beach-Unit-for-Elementary-ESL-4075972


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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