Classroom Objects — Vocabulary Flashcards
A set of 20 print-and-cut flashcards — 10 picture cards and 10 matching word cards — cover...
View Resource : Classroom Objects — Vocabulary FlashcardsA 17-slide, teacher-led PowerPoint lesson that introduces all ten classroom object words one at a time, then reviews them with a grid, a chant, and a preview of the speaking activity to come.
This slide deck is the main whole-class teaching tool for the unit. After a title slide and a short warm-up, each of the ten target words gets its own slide pairing the picture with the sentence "It is a/an ___," plus a "Listen & Point" cue and a "Practice" speaking prompt for partner work. The deck closes with a full review grid of all ten words, an original chant, a "What Is This?" speaking preview, and a closing slide. Every slide uses the collection's original artwork so the visuals match every other resource in the unit.
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Do not rush through all ten word slides in a single sitting with very young learners — splitting the deck across two shorter sessions (five words each) keeps attention high and gives the words a chance to sink in before adding more.
Support: allow students to answer word slides with a single word ("Pencil!") before building up to the full sentence. Extension: ask fast finishers to add a second detail to their answer, such as the object's color ("It is a yellow pencil.").
Watch and listen during the "Practice" prompts on each word slide — a student who can produce the full sentence unprompted by the end of the deck has met the core vocabulary objective for this lesson.
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