HOUSE PAIRS

Published by Anna Sawa in Teaching Ideas · 12 March 2018
Tags: house, vocabulary, printables, grammar

Try this activity to practise house vocabulary - pronunciation as well as spelling. If it is necessary introduce or revise the vocabulary before the game. I hope your students will learn a lot having great fun.

Age: 8-12

Language focus:

- rooms and furniture vocabulary (kitchen, bathroom, basement, attic, garage, living room, study, bedroom, armchair, cooker, desk, washbasin, wardrobe, table, cupboard, fridge, sofa, bookcase)

- sentence formation

Materials: a set of cards for each group (click here to download the cards)

House - rooms and furniture matching game

Procedure:

1. Divide the class into groups three or four.

2. Give each group a set of cards.

3. Students put the cards face down on the desk.

4. Students turn over two cards in turn.

Rooms and furniture - vocabulary activity

5. If the cards match, they form a sentence with the word (for example, ARM+CHAIR: There is an armchair in the living room.). If the sentence is correct, they keep the cards as a point.

6. If the cards do not match or the sentence is incorrect, the student flips the cards face down again and the next student has a go.

7. The winner is the player with the most cards at the end of the game.

Teaching tips:

- You can cut out the cards before the lesson and laminate them or ask the students to do it before the game.

- With younger students you can omit sentence formation and ask them to pronounce the word correctly each time they find a pair.

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3 reviews

Agnes Tantoy

09 Apr 2018

Hello I need more lesson plans please

Hassan Mourabiti

10 Apr 2018

Thanks so much

madhuteja

30 May 2018

Thank you so much for sharing . we would love to receive more lesson plans.