This is a classic game of matching cards. I use it as an inquiry activity before I actually teach the vocabulary. It is designed to introduce and practice vocabulary related to fruits and vegetables. Students can play three different games: matching, memory and bingo.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MATCHING GAME:
- Print the document one-sided, laminate it and cut out the cards.
- Split the students into groups.
- Give each group a set of cards.
- Ask the students to match the picture cards with the word cards.
- Time the activity and count the points for each group.
- Repeat at the beginning of the class, or between activities, until the students are able to match all the pairs correctly.
This is a quick, simple way for the students to activate their prior knowledge, make connections to the languages they speak through cognates, cooperate and learn from each other.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MEMORY GAME:
- Print the document one-sided, laminate it and cut out the cards.
- Split the students into groups.
- Give each group a set of cards.
- Ask the students to put all the cards face down.
- Students take turns to pick up two cards to match the picture with the words.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR BINGO GAME:
- Print the document one sided and laminate.
- Cut out all the word cards.
- Cut in half the picture boards to make 4 bingo boards
- Put the word cards in a pile face down.
- Take one card and read the word. The student who has the picture matching the word says “BINGO!”
- The first student to complete his board wins.
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