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FLASHCARDS ACTIVITIES BANK
Toys
Food
ball
plane
apple
eggs
oranges
balloons
robot
banana
ish
pear
bike
Rollerblade
bread
grapes
peas
blocks
ice skates
cabbage
ice cream
pepper
cards
skateboard
cake
juice
pineapple
doll
skipping rope
carrot
lemon
salad
dominoes
slide
cheese
meat
sandwich
board game
teddy bear
cherries
milk
strawberry
hopscotch
train
chicken
mushrooms
kite
truck
chocolate
onions
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FLASHCARDS ACTIVITIES BANK
This section contains simple activities for speciic cards that are helpful to use as the pupils are being introduced to words that describe
the lashcards.
Toys
Food
1. My Toy Box
Task: To name toys; to describe objects
Level: Easy
1. Food Groups
Task: To classify foods
Level: Easy
Display the pictures. Ask students to say what is in “their” toy
box, using the pictures as prompts. Model the language with the
class “I have a kite in my toy box. It is blue and yellow. Its tail is
pink. I like to ly my kite.”
Present the following food categories to the students: Fruit ,
Vegetables , Dairy Products , Meat , Bread and Rice , Sweets . Write
the names of the groups on the board. Pass out one or more
of the picture cards to students. Ask the students to come to
the front of the class and place the card under the appropriate
category, saying the food’s name and category. As a follow-up,
ask the students to make a personal Food Dictionary listing foods
and categories.
2. Object role play
Task: To use creativity and imagination
Level: Dificult
Ask individual students to role-play being a toy and talk about
a day in its life. For example the “kite” can talk about being
taken out on a windy day, describing what it sees from the sky.
Do several models with the class.
2. What’s in the Shopping Trolley?
Task: To use some/any; to use there is/there are
Level: Easy
3. Object Maths
Task: To say numbers; to write object names
Level: Easy
In this activity, the students ask questions to determine what is
in a “shopping trolley”. Get a box to serve as the “trolley”. You
might want to put paper “wheels” on the box. Put at least eight
cards into the trolley. Prompt the students to determine what is in
the trolley by asking, “Are there any apples? Is there any bread?”
Model using “Are there …………..?” for countable nouns and
“Is there ……………?” for uncountable nouns (bread, cake,
cheese, ice cream, lettuce, milk, rice, soup). When the students
have guessed all the items, ask them to recap what is in the
trolley.
Ask students to work in pairs or in small groups. Pass out at least
six cards to each pair or group. Ask the students to write sums for
the total number of animals, pieces of furniture, toys, etc. they
have on their cards. Here is an example:
3 cows 2 dolls 4 bananas
+ 2 dogs + 3 kites + 3 eggs
_______ _______ ________
5 animals 5 toys 7 things to eat
Then tell the students to work in pairs. Give one student at least
ive cards in a “trolley”. The other student tries to guess the items
in the “trolley”, repeating the activity described above.
Ask the pairs or groups to check one another’s sums.
3. Grocery Shopping
Task: To make requests, to ask for quantity
Level: Easy
Source: English Parade Picture Cards, Teacher’s Activity Guide
Give several cards to pairs of students. Ask the students to take
turns playing the part of the customer and the shopkeeper.
The customer is ordering grocery items on the cards over the
telephone. The shopkeeper has to ask how many of the items the
caller wants and write down the order. Model the language.
Customer: I want to make an order, please.
Shopkeeper: OK. What would you like?
Customer: I’d like some apples.
Shopkeeper: How many apples would you like?
Customer: I’d like three.
Shopkeeper: What else would you like?
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