I’m happy to announce that I’ve got a great new ESL Easter PowerPoint that your students are going to love.
Remember, Easter is Sunday, April 20, this year.
Remember, Easter is Sunday, April 20, this year.
How do I know this PPT will work for you? Because a fellow teacher made this PPT back when I was working at China EF this time last year.
She had some great slides, and I’ve used most of them. But to make the ESL Easter PPT even more exciting I’ve added in some extras.
Let’s go through some of them so you can see how this will work for you, get your students having fun and talking, and get you one week closer to summer.
She had some great slides, and I’ve used most of them. But to make the ESL Easter PPT even more exciting I’ve added in some extras.
Let’s go through some of them so you can see how this will work for you, get your students having fun and talking, and get you one week closer to summer.
ESL Easter Vocabulary
I start out with a simple slide showing some eggs. Your students should go “ooh” and “aah” and you should get a minute or two of good back-and-forth with them as they shout out observations in English.
Really, when you do things like this you want to ask questions, elicit what your students know, and get them interested in the subject to come.
You might also want to encourage them to take notes. Or maybe not. See, those that take notes will do better…just wait and see!
Since Easter is a religious holiday we have two slides talking about that. Now, when I was teaching in China we’d try to shy away from this stuff. I’ll leave them in here so you can do what you want.
You might also want to encourage them to take notes. Or maybe not. See, those that take notes will do better…just wait and see!
Since Easter is a religious holiday we have two slides talking about that. Now, when I was teaching in China we’d try to shy away from this stuff. I’ll leave them in here so you can do what you want.
After that we really get into the meat and potatoes of this lesson, which is just simple ESL Easter vocabulary. This Easter PPT is really designed for low- to mid-level students.
Those are 3 of the 13 vocabulary slides from the ESL Easter PPT. Yeah, they’re not real complicated or earth-shattering, but they will get the job done.
Below is what I think your students will really like, the game!
Below is what I think your students will really like, the game!
ESL Easter PowerPoint Game
As you can see below, I’ve made a detailed slide showing the rules for this game. I tried to make it real easy so younger students can read it out loud as a class.
You’ll notice there are custom animation labels on the side, which means that each sentence or bullet will appear as you click the mouse.
I took all those Easter vocabulary slides you just went through and took out the names and changed the pictures around a bit. Now students can guess and get points.
I took all those Easter vocabulary slides you just went through and took out the names and changed the pictures around a bit. Now students can guess and get points.
If a team doesn’t know (which I highly doubt) then the other team can answer. You can see with the rules that if that team gets it right, the first team then loses a point.
You can change this if you want, but I think it’s a fun way to make ordinary games a little more exciting. And the time will also go by faster as a result. That’s a big win, right?
You can change this if you want, but I think it’s a fun way to make ordinary games a little more exciting. And the time will also go by faster as a result. That’s a big win, right?
The last 5 slides of the ESL Easter PowerPoint are a bonus round. I have weird pictures in there like this one of scuba diving.
I’m sure a lot of students will know it, but you can get a few laughs and just have fun. To end the lesson you might want to pass out some Easter candy, do some art or coloring work, or give them a fun ESL word search.
If you want to make simple and fast word search, try Puzzlemaker – it’s great!
This ESL Easter PPT has 40 slides and will give you a great class. It can be yours for just $0.99 today!
I’m sure a lot of students will know it, but you can get a few laughs and just have fun. To end the lesson you might want to pass out some Easter candy, do some art or coloring work, or give them a fun ESL word search.
If you want to make simple and fast word search, try Puzzlemaker – it’s great!
This ESL Easter PPT has 40 slides and will give you a great class. It can be yours for just $0.99 today!
