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An "I have, who has" chain-style card game for whole-class or small-group vocabulary review.
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An "I have, who has" chain-style card game for whole-class or small-group vocabulary review.
"I have ... Who has ...?" game! The idea is simple and includes every learner: The cards are shuffled and distributed. A player starts and asks for a term. If they have the right card, they call: "I have …" and ask for the next term.
An "I have, who has" chain-style card game for whole-class or small-group vocabulary review.
A summer vocabulary chain keeps the whole group listening for the next picture term. Each learner responds with “I have” and asks the next “Who has” question until the chain reaches its final card. Distribute every card before starting; students can hold more than one when needed.
"I have ... Who has ...?" game! The idea is simple and includes every learner: The cards are shuffled and distributed. A player starts and asks for a term. If they have the right card, they call: "I have …" and ask for the next term.
An 'I have, who has' chain-style card game for whole-class vocabulary review themed around Valentine's Day.
An "I have, who has" chain-style card game for whole-class or small-group vocabulary review.
An "I have, who has" chain-style card game for whole-class or small-group vocabulary review.
Provide a shared-reading book companion with AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) supports and literacy extension activities for the story 'I'm Not Afraid of This Haunted House.'
A dramatic-play ice cream shop center that builds language, early math, and social skills through structured pretend-play roles and routines.
This activity is great for helping students understand figurative language, word relationships, and nuances in word meanings. It's a great way to help them improve their reading comprehension skills.
If you're looking for an engaging way to practise social and emotional learning vocabulary with your students, this digital activity is a great addition to your lessons.
Celebrate International Women’s Day with our fun and engaging bingo game pack filled with inspirational womens, trailblazers, activists, scientists, artists, and womens day themed vocabulary!
Investments Lesson Plan for Business English This business English lesson plan teaches intermediate to advanced ESL students about making smart investment strategies for solid financial returns.
This activity is a great way for students to learn and understand common idioms. It also helps them to be able to use them in their own writing.
A nursery-rhyme literacy kit teaching phonemic awareness, story structure, retelling skills, vocabulary, and sequencing through the 'Itsy Bitsy Spider' rhyme.
January Days: A Comprehensive Teaching Resource January Days is a resource that educators can't afford to overlook if they wish to efficiently teach lower elementary students about the five senses.
An ESL lesson plan and student worksheet packet teaching 10 job/occupation vocabulary words (vet, doctor, builder, fire fighter, singer, teacher, police officer, hairdresser, farmer, chef) through flashcard, matching, miming, and sentence-building activities.
A literacy unit companion to the picture book Just a Dream (by Chris Van Allsburg), building comprehension skills including prediction, main idea/details, cause and effect, character feelings, and reflective writing.
Yoga Stories: Winter Yoga Cards for Kids is a deck of yoga pose cards that teachers can use to guide students through movements related to the winter season.
Kute Kuddly Koalas Gr. 1-2 An alluring teaching resource designed to foster a keen interest in science and language arts among first and second graders.
This activity will help your students understand figurative language, word relationships, and nuances in word meanings. It is a great way to help them prepare for the L.3.5 Common Core test .
This activity is great for helping students determine the meaning of unknown or multiple meaning words, which is in line with the L.4.4 Common Core standard.
Bring Roald Dahl's classic, "Lamb to the Slaughter" to life for students with a case study and investigation of this cold case! Students become the detectives while close reading the text and completing literary analysis!