I Prepared This Game For My Younger Students Who Know Just A Few Verbs

I Prepared This Game For My Younger Students Who Know Just A Few Verbs I prepared this game for my younger students who know just a few verbs in english to practice present continuous in interrogative and affirmative sentences. thanks a lot, dear jecika, for the wonderful template. clipart used in this board game is from clker i hope you´ll find it useful. Prepare a bag with verb cards. form a circle. the teacher begins by picking a verb card from the bag and forming a sentence with the verb. pass the bag to the next student in the circle so they can pick a card, repeat the teacher’s sentence and form another sentence that contains the verb on the card.

Reageer Op Wijzigingen Vaste Gezichtencriterium En Kwaliteitseisen Bso This turns it from a simple reading exercise into one that deals with meaning as well. this is a super versatile esl activity that works well for past tense verbs, including irregular ones. remove the verbs and include a word bank. students have to fill in the blanks when reading the dialogue with a partner. for slightly higher level students. One card will have the regular verb in the present tense while the other will have the irregular past tense verb. for example: eat ate. sleep slept. go went. then, prepare one set of cards for each group of 4 students. then place them face down on the desk and try to find the matching set. Hot potato is one of my favourite esl activities because it can be used for any age group and for a variety of vocabulary sets or grammar points. verbs are no exception. the way it works is that students have to pass around a “potato” until the music or a timer stops. the person holding it has to do something. Repeat the process for the second team with a new set of verbs. tips: prepare a list of verbs before the game that you know the students are familiar with. consider using a mixture of regular and irregular verbs in the game to reinforce past participle and past tense forms. give hints or clues to help the students guess the verb if necessary.

This Week We Are Thinking About Verbs There Are Lots Of Verb Pictures Hot potato is one of my favourite esl activities because it can be used for any age group and for a variety of vocabulary sets or grammar points. verbs are no exception. the way it works is that students have to pass around a “potato” until the music or a timer stops. the person holding it has to do something. Repeat the process for the second team with a new set of verbs. tips: prepare a list of verbs before the game that you know the students are familiar with. consider using a mixture of regular and irregular verbs in the game to reinforce past participle and past tense forms. give hints or clues to help the students guess the verb if necessary. There are so many ways to play this game. we always say sentences orally first and identify the subject and verb. you can play go fish, memory, or just practice matching the cards. then they can write their own sentence for each subject verb pairs on the recording sheets. i spend several days on this activity. Through questions and answers, you can begin by having students rhyme nouns. when you think they have the hang of it, you are ready to begin with verbs. divide your class into two or three teams. start the game by saying: “i’m thinking of a verb that rhymes with ”. (single syllable verbs are best.).

Pre Intentional And Pre Linguistic Communication Napa Centre There are so many ways to play this game. we always say sentences orally first and identify the subject and verb. you can play go fish, memory, or just practice matching the cards. then they can write their own sentence for each subject verb pairs on the recording sheets. i spend several days on this activity. Through questions and answers, you can begin by having students rhyme nouns. when you think they have the hang of it, you are ready to begin with verbs. divide your class into two or three teams. start the game by saying: “i’m thinking of a verb that rhymes with ”. (single syllable verbs are best.).