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Continuous Verbs Bingo to Print
$155.06 pesos MXN
Play with your sudent or kids learning English and having fun.
PLAY WITH YOUR STUDENTS OR FAMILY, HAVING A GOOD TIME LEARNING ENGLISH IN A VERY SIMPLE WAY BUT ESPECIALLY FUN!
These Bingo have colorful designs that represent verbs/actions that will catch the attention of the students.
Ideal for kids and even adults!! And so for teaching English as a foreign language!
The bingo contains colorful designs of 48 different verbs/actions:
Fly -
Flying.
Cook -
Cooking.
Eat -
Eating.
Fight -
Fighting.
Write -
Writing.
Play -
Playing.
Kick -
Kicking.
Blow -
Blowing.
Laugh -
Laughing.
Close -
Closing.
Sleep -
Sleeping.
Study -
Studying.
Read -
Reading.
Search -
Searching.
Count -
Counting.
Ask -
Asking.
Paint -
Painting.
Dry -
Drying.
Dance -
Dancing.
Know -
Knowing.
Look -
Looking.
Talk -
Talking.
Smile -
Smiling.
Teach -
Teaching.
Think -
Thinking.
Run -
Running.
Draw -
Drawing.
Learn -
Learning.
Yell -
Yelling.
Wash -
Washing.
Rest -
Resting
Find -
Finding.
Swim -
Swimming.
Open -
Opening.
Drink -
Drinking.
Break -
Breaking.
Cry -
Crying.
Sing -
Singing.
Trim -
Triming.
Give -
Giving.
Smell -
Smelling.
See -
Seeing.
Jump -
Jumping.
Bring -
Bringing.
Clean -
Cleaning.
Listen -
Listening.
Walk -
Walking.
Cut -
Cutting.
This set contains:
- 30 different bingo cards of 4 x 4, size 1/2 letter each, in pdf format.
- Bingo deck with the 48 vers/actions.
Recommendations y Tips:
- You can print the bingo cards in light cardboard, and cover them with Con-Tact self-adhesive paper so that they last longer, so they are more firm and protected. AND you can play it many times.
- When you're calling the bingo you can make noises and gestures before saying the word, this way you will make the game more fun. For example, for RUN / RUNNING card, you can say: "I AM.." and start running in your spot.. : D so the kid can answer "RUNING!!" so you can give him/her a point. Remember, the more fun you do it, the better the kids will learn.
- If you are teaching English as a foreign language, To play bingo you can pronounce the word in English and give "a point" to whoever says it correctly in their native language and vice versa.
- Let the students call the cards :D
We hope you enjoy our work, but above all very useful.
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