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Have hours of fun making, playing and learning useful hobbies vocabulary and practising a variety of structures.
♦ Includes 5 template types to differentiate for different skills and levels.
♦ Create over a series of stages or simply print and play.
♦ Includes games to play once you've made them.
♦ Learn 15 useful hobby and freetime activities AND practise a range of structures in a fun and dynamic way.
♦ Bring language practise outside the classroom and have the children play at home with their families.
What will my students learn?
Not only can they consolidate their understanding of the target vocabulary, they can also practise all four language skills if you choose. Incorporate listening practice with listen and find games. Focus on reading with the read and match options. Practise spelling with the gapfill options. Enjoy watching them use their English speaking skills while they have fun playing games with them.
Apart from the vocabulary, you can practise a range of useful structures too! See a summary below:
Hobbies: painting, drawing, singing, listening to music, playing the piano, playing the guitar, playing chess, dancing, playing card games, collecting cards, playing board games, playing video games, playing with blocks, reading, making jewellery.
Structurese.g. I can play the piano. Can you do it? I can do it.
e.g. He, She, They
e.g. She plays the guitar. They play card games. He sings.
e.g. She is playing the guitar. They are playing video games.
e.g. My favourite hobby is… / I like/don’t like/don’t mind/hate…
Game and activity languageIs it…? Yes, it is. No, it isn’t. What is it? It’s a.. It’s…
Can you find…? I can see … Where’s….? Here it is! It’s here. Where does this go? Like this?
Whose turn is it? It’s my turn. It’s your turn. Turn it over. Pick one.
Can I have..? Here you are. Thank you. You’re welcome.
Colours, pencil, crayons, pens, scissors, paper, card, cut, fold, open.
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