If you are just drawing cards, you have not yet touched on the power that is bingo. Check out the online flash cards page for all the information.īingo Cards: I use the printable bingo cards quite often in class. There are a few games for practice and more options within the application. There is a full screen option and they also have audio of the word being pronounced. Online Flash Cards: These are online versions that can be displayed on any device or smartboard. Not having the text on the cards also means they can be used for other languages and we don't have issues with different versions of English. With the words on the cards, they become reliant on reading as opposed to remembering. I want the students to see the images and associate the words they are producing with the concepts or objects they are studying. This is a personal preference as my experience has led me to believe it is more of a distraction than a benefit. The flash cards and game cards do not have the vocabulary written on them. For the most part the pictures very clearly express the language, but there may be times when gesturing to help convey the meaning might be appropriate. It really helps to break up the monotony of drilling. I get great reactions from the children, especially the first time around. The pictures were all designed with children in mind. Let me know if you have any download/file problems or check the FAQ forums. If the material is something you'd like to put together, then take a look at the other files. READ ME FIRST: These cards are excellent image quality and as such some of the files are quite large. See the top 'flashcard list' for the list of sets available. See the left-hand menu for the current list of sets available. However, I use most of them up through to high school students and many with adults. There are 100+ sets of free flash cards to print that I used to design curriculums for young learners of English. Senses 5 sets: look, feel, sound, taste, smell

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