Back to school – worksheets for A1 – A1+Digitale

Set of Materials for the First Lessons After the Summer Break

This set of materials is prepared for teachers who want to facilitate students’ return to school after the summer break. It includes both a lesson presentation that can be displayed on a board and 10 worksheets to be used during classes. The set focuses on reminding students of school objects and commands used during lessons.

Presentation for Teachers

• Usage: Assists in presenting materials on a large screen. It can be used to introduce the lesson and discuss key topics.
• Content: Pictures of school objects, instructions for games and tasks, vocabulary related to the classroom.

Worksheets (10 Tasks)

1. Label the Picture
   • Objective: Students name the objects visible in the picture, improving their language skills.
2. Let’s Count the Classroom Objects
   • Objective: Exercise in counting and recalling the names of objects in the classroom.
3. Back-to-School Bingo
   • Objective: An interactive game that engages students in learning through play. Students look for objects or complete tasks that appear on the bingo cards.
4. Label Your Classroom
   • Objective: Students independently describe their classroom, which develops descriptive skills and appropriate vocabulary use.
5. Back-to-School Crossword
   • Objective: A school-themed crossword that helps students reinforce vocabulary.
6. This or That – Speaking Activity
   • Objective: A communication exercise where students choose between two options and justify their choice.
7. Alphabet School List
   • Objective: Students create a list of school objects in alphabetical order, helping to reinforce the alphabet and vocabulary.
8. Picture Description
   • Objective: Students describe scenes in pictures, which develops their language and observational skills.
9. Classroom Language – Match
   • Objective: Students match commands with appropriate responses or situations.
10. Classroom Language – Complete the Missing Words
    • Objective: Students fill in the missing words in sentences related to school life, helping with context understanding and grammatical accuracy.

Answer Key

• Usage: Facilitates teachers in assessing the correctness of tasks completed by students.

How to Use the Materials

• Presentation can be displayed on an interactive board or projector to discuss individual tasks with students and introduce new vocabulary.
• Worksheets can be used during lessons as individual tasks, group work, or homework.

Benefits

• Integration of students after the summer break.
• Review of basic concepts and vocabulary related to school life.
• Development of language skills through various forms of tasks.

The materials are flexible and can be adapted to different levels of student proficiency, making them an ideal tool for use in various classes.