Vocabulary
One-page worksheet: students write the right word under each of 12 sport pictures, using the word box at the top.
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Pedagogical Guide
Objective & content
By the end, A1- students can name 12 common sports from pictures. The one-page sheet shows 12 illustrated sports and a word box at the top (swimming, tennis, judo, rugby and eight more). Students write the right word on the line under each picture. There is no answer key: check against the pictures.
Pedagogical guide
This is a pure vocabulary task with no grammar point: use it to revise sports words students have already met, not to introduce them. The word box is a closed set (12 words for 12 pictures), so students can finish by elimination, which makes it a low-stress worksheet. Note that football is shown with a round ball and hockey is field hockey.
Suggested procedure
- (3 min) Read the 12 words in the box aloud; students repeat.
- (2 min) Label the first picture together on the board.
- (8 min) Students label the other pictures alone, then compare in pairs.
- (4 min) Check as a class: point to a picture, a student says the word and spells it.
Adaptations
- [S] Students label the pictures they know first, then use the box for the rest. Write the first letter of each word on the board.
- [A] Students write one sentence for three sports, for example I like tennis.
