[glaesga2]

Good morning!
I will be teaching body parts to Pre-Schoolers in my next lesson. Can anyone inform me where I can find body parts bingo showing pictures only?

Many Thanks
Glaesga2

[Eric]

Quote glaesga2

Good morning!
I will be teaching body parts to Pre-Schoolers in my next lesson. Can anyone inform me where I can find body parts bingo showing pictures only?

Many Thanks
Glaesga2

welcome to the site!

here are the body parts (44 altogether):
http://www.eslhq.com/gallery/browseimages.php?c=607

Make countless BINGO sheets with those pictures here (scroll to bottom):
http://www.eslhq.com/worksheets/

hope that helps

[Frauke]

Hi,

I had been looking for the same thing, but couldn't find anything. I made them up myself on an exel table and then cut them into pairs of two to copy them in different orders and cut them up again. It's quite a lot of work though, but worth doing. My students love it.

I also made smaller flashcards and played memory with them. Every time they picked up a card they had to say: "This is ... or These are..." It's also a good pronunciation practice.

Frauke

[Eric]

welcome to the site!

Quote Eric

here are the body parts (44 altogether):
http://www.eslhq.com/gallery/browseimages.php?c=607

Make countless BINGO sheets with those pictures here (scroll to bottom):
http://www.eslhq.com/worksheets/

hope that helps

Eric

[musica]

You can always play Heads and Shoulders, Knees and Toes, just for fun. I was talking to an ESL teacher who had taught in Korea and she said the only Korean she could remember was Heads and Shoulders which she had learned as a song in Korean.

music has a way of staying with us.
You can listen to this song at http://www.pamseslclassroom.com
good luck