Valentine’s Day Resources for ALL Ages

Love is in the air. Here in Italy, it feels like Spring. I created these Valentine’s Day themed resources to fit all different age groups. Let’s start with teens and adults. This set of 48 Valentine’s Day Question Card prompts are perfect to use as a warm-up activity with students to talk about how they celebrate Valentine’s Day and what they love. It’s a fantastic activity to use with both adults and older teenagers in Pre-Intermediate ESL and EFL classrooms! All questions are in the Present Simple and Present Perfect verb tenses.

Valentine’s Day Question Prompts

Use them for:

• One-on-one lessons

• Large or small group activity

• Pairs of students

• Use them as an engaging speaking and listening activity or as a writing prompt for an in-class or homework assignment.
  

VALENTINE’S DAY BOARD GAME TEMPLATE FOR ANY SUBJECT WITH EDITABLE GAME CARDS

Create your own engaging Valentine’s Day board game to practice and review any subject! The game board template and EDITABLE GAME CARDS can be used to create the perfect game tailored to exactly what you are teaching! Edit the game cards to include questions, problems, vocabulary, pictures and more! These templates are for personal classroom use and can NOT be sold!

VALENTINE’S DAY FIND SOMEONE WHO – COMPREHENSION & SPEAKING ACTIVITY – EDITABLE

Valentine’s Day Speaking Activity for after the holiday when our students love talking about what they did. Target their language and practice speaking and listening with these Find Someone Who Prompts. They are a great way to move around the room and socialize with classmates after a school break or holiday. Use the pre-formatted 1 page printable or CUSTOMIZE the questions with the editable PowerPoint file

Alphabet Bingo – Uppercase Only

Age: Preschool- 1st grade
Ability/Skill level: Recognize uppercase letters A-Z

This Bingo set is best for little learners (Preschool+) and included a helpful flashcard set.

 

Numbers 1-20 Bingo

Age: Preschool +
Ability/Skill level: Recognize numbers from 1 to 20

 

Numbers are often one of the first things that we teach our newcomers. Since most students almost immediately feel comfortable with 1-20 number recogntion, this is a great game to play right away. It encourages listening, speaking, reading and recognition skills in the target language. I say target language because the nice thing about this set is that it can be used in ANY language.

Valentine’s Vocabulary Bingo

Age: 1st grade +
Ability/Skill level: Recognize Valentine’s Day themed vocabulary 

 

 

Happy Valentine’s Day

&

Happy Teaching

xoxo

Brooke