Free ESL Flashcards Grade 4

Grade 4 At the Market Flashcards (12 Cards)

About This Resource

A set of 12 large, print-ready flashcards covering the core At the Market vocabulary, each with an original icon and its matching word, designed for drilling, games, and pair work with Grade 4 English learners.

Overview

These flashcards give teachers a flexible, reusable tool for the whole At the Market topic. Each card pairs one original icon with its word (market, stall, vendor, customer, mango, tomato, fish, rice, basket, bag, scale, coins) in large, clear text. Cut lines make trimming the cards straightforward, and the large card size means they are easy to see from across a classroom when used for board drills. The same icon set appears throughout the At the Market PowerPoint and worksheets, so students quickly build a strong picture-to-word association across every resource in the collection.

Resource Details

Subject: ESL
Topic: At the Market
Category: Flashcards
File Type: PDF
File Size: 172.6 KB
Published: 04 Sep 2026
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Grade 4 30-45 Minutes Vocabulary

How to Present

Print on card stock if possible and laminate for repeated use. Cut along the lines to separate the cards. Use them to introduce vocabulary during the At the Market Lesson Plan (holding up each card as you present the matching PowerPoint slide), for quick board drills, for a matching or memory game, or as vendor/customer prompt cards during the Speaking Activity. A second printed set makes pair or small-group games possible.

Games & Speaking Activities

Play "Flashcard Race": split the class into two teams and place one set of cards face-up on a table at the front. Say a word, and one student from each team races to slap the correct card. The team with the most correct cards at the end wins. This works well as a five-minute warm-up or review at the start of any lesson in this topic.

Teacher Tips

Keep a set of these cards on a board clip or magnetic strip within reach all week, not just during the introductory lesson. Being able to quickly hold up "vendor" or "basket" as a visual cue during other parts of the day gives students extra low-pressure exposure to the vocabulary.

Learning Objectives

Students will be able to recognise 12 words for market people, places, and items from picture cues.
Students will be able to say each word clearly when shown the matching card.
Students will be able to use the cards to build and practise "How much is/are ___?" questions.

Differentiation

SUPPORT: Keep the full set of cards visible on the board throughout independent work as a picture word bank for students who need a visual reminder.
ON-LEVEL: Use the cards for standard drilling, matching, and the Speaking Activity as described in the Lesson Plan.
CHALLENGE: Ask students to sort the cards into "countable" and "uncountable" food groups, or to use all 12 cards to describe a whole market visit out loud without looking at the Vocabulary Worksheet for reference.

Assessment

Use the cards for quick informal checks: hold one up and ask a student to say the word, or say a word and ask a student to point to the matching card. This gives a fast read on which words need more practice before moving to written work.