Learningbyplaying

I made these alphabet posters because I think it can be a fun way to get the students' attention. The idea is that the teacher claps/whistles a letter in Morse code, and then the students must respond, either by saying the correct letter, saying the word that goes with the letter or showing the sign with their hand. It may be a good idea to practice one or two letters at the start, and then expand. You can’t really clap morse, because you don't hear a difference between a break and "a long clap"

Super cute printable playing cards in three sizes: XL, M and S. Print on regular paper and laminate (perfect if you want to use the cards outside or for whiping off germs and peanut butter and jelly), or print on cardstock (for indoor use only). Print out as many card decks as you need for your class. If a card is missing, you can always print out a new one ;)

Use toys to practice reading in the right direction

Numberlines

Sweet unicorns board game

Learn names of pets and their body parts. Solidify the learning by playing taking your pet (stuffed animal) to the vet!

9 pictures makes one big picture

Number posters in neutral colors

Number posters and worksheets

Number posters

Editable in power point

Nametags autofill

Colorful iPad clipart in 18 colors 8 different screen options 6 battery levels

Super cute and colorful ice cream and build your own sundae-clipart.

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Mini book

I use these worksheets and activities with my second grade EFL students. The kids are engaged, and really enjoy reading and writing these cvc words. They especially like the different games we play. The variation of activities are just as fun for my students who speak English at home as the kids who only know a few words in English. Some work independently with the worksheets, while some need to look at the word list for support. After practicing reading and writing the cvc words, the students

Mini book

I use these worksheets and activities with my second grade EFL students. The kids are engaged, and really enjoy reading and writing these cvc words. They especially like the different games we play. The variation of activities are just as fun for my students who speak English at home as the kids who only know a few words in English. Some work independently with the worksheets, while some need to look at the word list for support. After practicing reading and writing the cvc words, the s