Action Flashcards – Set A

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A beginner set of 18 action verbs.

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Get your students up and out of their seats with these action flashcards!

This is a set of 18 easy verbs suitable for teaching young learners as well as adult beginners. The set includes verbs that you can act out or mime fairly easily, including some classroom language such as point, clap, draw, close.

With younger students, these cards are great for using as prompts for miming games and Total Physical Response activities.

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Action Flashcards - Set A Word List

  • clap
  • close
  • cry
  • dance
  • draw
  • fly
  • hop
  • hug
  • jump
  • kiss
  • open
  • play
  • point
  • run
  • sing
  • swim
  • walk
  • write

13 comments for Action Flashcards – Set A

  1. Anne Bennett –

    I am an English teacher in Spain. Looking for new resources as teaching aids.

  2. Karen –

    Hi Anne,

    Hope you find some useful flashcards here 🙂

    • Coralie –

      Love those flashcards ! My students do as well. Thank you so much !

      • Karen –

        You’re welcome!

  3. Sue Gearhart –

    Thank you so much … these are so perfect for class!!

    • Karen –

      Great! I hope your students enjoy them!

  4. Ruby –

    useful

  5. Karen –

    Glad to hear that, Ruby.

  6. avb –

    CORRECTION:
    “DIVE” and then “Draw”….as your word bank has “DRIVE” as in drive a car….

    But overall great cues!!!

    • Karen –

      Oopsy! I’ve updated the two printable word lists as well as the list on this page.

      Thanks for catching that!

  7. Christine –

    Hi, just wanted to say that your material is FANTASTIC! My son has speech and processing delays, and his SLP assigns homework in between our weekly sessions. The one we are working on now is conversation starters, and these flash cards have been a life saver! So much good stuff all in one place, it’s unbelievable! Thanks for making this available to learners of ALL kinds!

    • Karen –

      Hi Christine, thanks for posting! I’m really happy these flashcards have been helpful for your family!

  8. Jennyfer Londoño Suárez –

    Nice tools for teaching, thanks a lot.

    • Karen –

      You’re welcome 🙂

  9. Carol Stanford –

    I have recently started teaching English classes on-line in a one-to-one setting. My students are all EL learners from China. These cards are AWESOME for reinforcing the lesson, exposing students to more vocabulary, and just wrapping up a lesson in fun ways! I’ve also used them for assessing a student vocab/reading skills when working with a student that is new to me. Thanks so much. I love these flashcards. Wonderful tool for teachers in various settings.

    • Karen –

      Thanks for the feedback! It’s great to hear that you’ve found multiple uses for the cards 😀

  10. Lamduam –

    Thank you so much. It’s very useful for me.

    • Karen –

      Great!

  11. Josias –

    Hi
    I have my doubts about swim, You swim in the water, and there is someone jumping the rope in the picture. I have never used swim for a different action.

    • Karen –

      The word list doesn’t line up with the picture cards perfectly– I think you might be looking at the wrong card. There is a card for “jump” and another card for “water ski” which have ropes in them. The card for swim does not have a rope.

  12. Lori –

    I am a co-founder of a small private Christian school. Thank you so much for sharing your cards. These are going to be used daily!! God bless you!!!

    • Karen –

      You’re welcome! 🙂

  13. 5 out of 5

    Paja –

    Great!

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