Indicative Present Verbs Bingo to Print Indicative Present Verbs Bingo to Print Present Indicative Verbs Bingo to Print
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Have fun with your students learning the verbs with this game.
PLAY WITH YOUR STUDENTS OR FAMILY, HAVING A GOOD TIME LEARNING IN A VERY SIMPLE WAY BUT ESPECIALLY FUN!
These Bingo have colorful designs that represent verbs/actions that will catch the attention of the KIDS.
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 -
Flies.
Cook -
Cooks.
Eat -
Eats.
Fight -
Fights.
Write -
Writes.
Play -
Plays.
Kick -
Kicks.
Blow -
Blows.
Laugh -
Laughs.
Close -
Closes.
Sleep -
Sleeps.
Study -
Studies.
Read -
Reads.
Search -
Searchs.
Count -
Counts.
Ask -
Askes.
Paint -
Paints.
Dry -
Dries.
Dance -
Dances.
Know -
Knows.
Look -
Looks.
Talk -
Talks.
Smile -
Smiles.
Teach -
Teaches.
Think -
Thinks.
Run -
Runs.
Draw -
Draws.
Learn -
Learns.
Yell -
Yells.
Wash -
Washes.
Rest -
Rests.
Find -
Finds.
Swim -
Swims.
Open -
Opens.
Drink -
Drinks.
Break -
Breaks.
Cry -
Cries.
Sing -
Sings.
Trim -
Trims.
Give -
Gives.
Smell -
Smells.
See -
Sees.
Jump -
Jumps.
Bring -
Brings.
Clean -
Cleans.
Listen -
Listens.
Walk -
Walks.
Cut -
Cuts.
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 and 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 SWIM card, you can say: "I.." and start move your arms like you were swimming in your spot.. : D so the kids can answer "SWIM!!" or "YOU SWIM". Also you can show the card to someone and he or she can start to do the mimic so anyone else can guess and say SHE SWIMS or HE SWIMS 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. Any questions, please Contact Us.
