Planets
ESL kids flashcards
Planets flashcards for teaching ESL kids
Also see: Nature & plants | Our world | Camping | Space | Country flags
Fun ESL planets flashcard game
Try this “Mission to the planets” game using your planets flashcards.
Students, in small groups, sit around a table. A stack of planet cards is at the [hide_on_uk]center[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]centre[/hide_on_us], face down. A student draws the first card and says the planet’s name and a fact, e.g. “This is Mars. It has red dust.” Then the next student draws a card: “This is Jupiter. It’s very big.” Continue until all planet cards are drawn. At the end, students reorder the planets in order from the sun using memory and talk: “Earth comes after Venus,” “Pluto is the farthest.”
[hide_on_uk]sun[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]sun[/hide_on_us]
[hide_on_uk]Mercury[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]Mercury[/hide_on_us]
[hide_on_uk]Venus[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]Venus[/hide_on_us]
[hide_on_uk]Earth[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]Earth[/hide_on_us]
[hide_on_uk]Mars[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]Mars[/hide_on_us]
[hide_on_uk]Jupiter[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]Jupiter[/hide_on_us]
[hide_on_uk]Saturn[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]Saturn[/hide_on_us]
[hide_on_uk]Uranus[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]Uranus[/hide_on_us]
[hide_on_uk]Neptune[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]Neptune[/hide_on_us]
[hide_on_uk]Pluto[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]Pluto[/hide_on_us]
[hide_on_uk]moon[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]moon[/hide_on_us]
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