My room (toys and furniture)

What's in the Window - Toys Guessing Games / Song

2020-11-23T08:11:32+02:00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywErdMcNt5s

Includes robot, drum, ball, jack-in-the-box, bicycle, and train

Quizlet Flashcards

2020-11-24T08:55:45+02:00

Toys, like train, plane, car, boat, ship, legos, etc.

Toy Vocabulary Chant

2020-11-09T09:30:49+02:00

https://youtu.be/gGxaTfzmuMI

Listen and repeat: teddy bear, toy train, rocket, robot, rocking horse, rubber duck, toy clown, lego blocks, doll, toy drum.

Baamboozle Games

2020-11-23T08:25:15+02:00

Toys - Is it a ... ? What is this?

What is it? What color is it? I've got a ...

What is it?

What is It?

2020-11-09T09:33:51+02:00

https://youtu.be/8-SWzpdcl6E

Includes: ball, bear, block, car, dinosaur, doll, kite, plane, robot, train.

Play "Feel in the Box"

2020-11-24T09:26:03+02:00

This is a fun activity. You will need a big box with two round holes two holes cut in it - big enough for your students to put their arms in. Get everyone to close their eyes as you put a toy in the upturned box. Model first: put your arms through the holes and feel the toy. Pull a face to show you are feeling something and don't know what it is. Then finally, look happy and say "It's a puppet!" and lift up the box to show everyone what you have found.

Let each student have a go. Also, a great idea is to also add some other objects that students have studied in a previous lesson (e.g. a crayon, plastic fruit, plastic animals, etc.) - this will add an element of surprise and allow for vocab review.

Toy song by Pink Fong

2020-11-24T09:05:00+02:00

https://youtu.be/BoJBeGUHGv8

Vocabulary - A doll, a ball, a robot, blocks, crayons, a truck

Play "Hide and Seek"

2020-11-24T09:28:38+02:00

Let's start off with a fun game. Before the class, hide the following toys around the classroom (under chairs, in bookshelves, etc.): teddy bear, doll, blocks, robot, puppet, book, ball, balloon. You can also add some more toys to this list if you wish. Also, make sure you have printed the same flashcards as the toys you have hidden. You will need at least one toy per student (if you have a lot of students you can use multiple blocks, balls and balloons, so that each student has at least one toy to find).

Have all of your students sit down. Give each one a toy flashcard and tell them that hidden around the room are some toys which they have to find. Model the activity, by showing one toy flashcard (e.g. a picture of a doll) - wander around the room looking in different places until you have found a toy doll. Now, let everyone get up and search around for their toy and then sit down again in their place with the toy.

Once all the toys have been found go around the class and have each student hold up the toy they have found. For each toy say and chorus the toy word (e.g. Teacher: "a ball"; Students "a ball").

Next, collect up the flashcards and get each student to hide their toy again - but in a different place. Now, give out the flashcards again, but make sure each student has a different toy flashcard to the one they had before. Let everyone go off to search for their toy, and as before, chorus each toy once they have all been found.

You can play this game a few times but finish before your students start to lose interest.

Toy Song for Kids

2020-11-24T09:09:49+02:00

https://youtu.be/1juznlQg5N8

Do you want a new toy? I know where to shop. Come and see the new toys at Ricky's Toy Stop!
Vocabulary - "Do you want a ..." + bear, doll, train, plane, ball
"I want a ..."

British Council Flashcards for Toys

2020-11-24T09:17:56+02:00

Toys with names in color

BBC page with activities related to learning toy names

Outside Toys Vocabulary Chant with Verbs

2020-11-24T09:13:37+02:00

https://youtu.be/EqWTm_KwdJ0

Includes toy names and the verbs that usually go with them - bounce a ball, swing a bat, ride a bicycle, play with a hula hoop, play with a jump rope, ride a scooter, ride a tricycle, ride a unicycle

British Council's Flashcards for Furniture

2020-06-08T17:15:04+03:00

Print some flashcards in color or print in black and white for the kids to color and write in the objects' names.

or play a game online to review the vocabulary. Or read the sentences and color in the furniture in the bedroom.

Where's Spot read-aloud

2020-06-05T17:05:49+03:00

https://youtu.be/AbEFV9flyGU

This read-aloud shows Sally looking for Spot at dinnertime. Vocabulary in the book includes prepositions (in, under, behind, etc.) and items in the house (ex. door, piano, stairs).