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Valentine's Day Ideas for the Classroom Flash Cards

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Cover of Flash Cards: Valentine's Day, showing sample cards for Cupid, a love letter, and relationship phrases
Cover of the Valentine's Day flashcard set
Valentine's Day vocabulary flashcard labeled “Valentine's Day,” illustrated by a calendar showing February 14
Card 1: Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day vocabulary flashcard labeled “balloons,” showing a bunch of red, pink, and white heart balloons
Card 2: Balloons
Valentine's Day vocabulary flashcard labeled “love letter,” showing an open envelope filled with red hearts
Card 3: Love letter
Valentine's Day vocabulary flashcard labeled “cupid,” showing a winged Cupid holding a bow and heart-tipped arrow
Card 4: Cupid
Valentine's Day vocabulary flashcard labeled “cupid's arrow,” showing an arrow with a heart tip and feathers
Card 5: Cupid's arrow
Flashcard labeled “to have a crush on sb.,” showing a girl holding a heart beside a framed picture of a boy
Card 6: To have a crush on somebody
Valentine's Day vocabulary flashcard labeled “to like sb.,” showing two smiling children holding a picture frame
Card 7: To like somebody
Valentine's Day vocabulary flashcard labeled “to love sb.,” showing two children each holding a red heart
Card 8: To love somebody
Flashcard labeled “to spend time with sb.,” showing two girls sitting together at a table with a tea set
Card 9: To spend time with somebody
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About This Product

About 27 different flashcards all about Valentine's Day!

I have been working with picture cards for many years, because they are wonderful for expanding vocabulary, for phonetic exercises or for a creative and playful use of language.

When working in foreign or contemporary language teaching, they facilitate the understanding of the term or concept through visual input.

Picture cards can also be used to teach grammatical patterns, time sequences or lexical contexts.

Here are some ideas for use in class:

- Speaking and listening to train phonetics

- Copy the learning words from the picture card

- Dictation by the teacher, partner dictation, running dictation with subsequent self-control at the blackboard or in groups

- Stop & Swap: Learners walk through the room with their picture card, present the card to a partner and swap cards until each learner has seen and said the word on the card at least once.
This exercise can be extended at higher learning levels, for example by adding a description, an association, the opposite or other features of the given word on the card

- Sorting the picture cards according to certain characteristics

- Using the picture cards as a basis for speaking and writing (for example expressing likes or dislikes, talking about hobbies and interests, exchanging experiences, using picture cards as a writing impulse...)

- Pantomime - games (acting the meaning of a picture card by facial expressions and gestures and guessing the word)

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29 printable pages in PDF Format

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