Teaching verbs

Choosing a theme for your classroom can be both exciting and challenging. What best represents your personality? What would the students choose? Some teachers choose not to have a theme and may use a color scheme instead. Summer vacation is a perfect time to plan and organize for the upcoming school year. There are so many resources to use online to help you create a classroom that is both inviting and conducive to learning. Listed below are some of my favorite themes with creative sayings…

Take a G and an E and O, And add a little R-G-E, To a W-A-S-H, I...N...G If you add 2,000 pounds, That makes a ton, So what have you got? You've got a lot!

This resource with cards and wands is ready to help your little learners practise regular past tense verbs. You can build up a story about a magician or fairy who has the power to send verbs into the past, and then practise the pronunciation of these words. The cards include a variety of verbs suitable for A1/A2 level learners, which have the three different 'ed' pronunciations: - t -d - id

Teaching nouns and verbs lays the foundation for a variety of sentence skills in upper elementary. Includes tips for daily grammar practice.

Action Verbs Word Match

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Discover a comprehensive list of fun and easy-to-understand verbs for kids! Enhance your child's vocabulary and language skills with engaging activities and examples. Perfect for young learners and educators. Explore verbs that kids will love to use every day on 7ESL.

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Check out my 6 verb centers perfect for grammar instruction for first and second grade students. These will make great literacy centers!