Hello how are you worksheets for kids
Hello how are you worksheets for kids
11 Free How Are You Flashcards – Greetings, Feelings, Emotions
Get these super-popular free greetings and feelings flashcards from our ESL song for kids, Hello, How Are You?. There are 11 flashcards total which are great for teaching emotions and feelings, such as good, hungry, great and busy. Students can also practice the greetings, “Hello,” “Good morning,” “Good afternoon,” “Good evening,” and “Goodnight.”
These free flashcards will make your English lessons the most popular classes around with students of any age!
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Description
Hello How Are You Flashcards (Feelings, emotions, greetings)
Start every lesson with How Are You Flashcards
Our Hello How Are You Flashcards are cute, simple, and fun for kids. They teach young EFL/ESL learners important expression such as the greetings, “Hello,” “Good morning,” “Good afternoon,” “Good evening,” and “Goodnight.” They also teach students how to ask and answer the question, “How are you?” They will quickly be able to answer, “I’m good,” “I’m hungry,” “I’m busy,” “I’m sleepy,” and “I’m great!”
Other great resources to practice greetings, feelings, and emotions
In addition to our Hello How Are You Flashcards, we have a great selection of resources you can take advantage of to plan fun and exciting lessons.
How Are You Poster
This is a Talking Poster which means students can scan the speech bubbles to hear the words, questions, and answers. It’s a fun and interactive way to practice greetings, emotions, and feelings. This Hello How Are You Poster is laminated and available in various sizes. You can also purchase the data and print it yourself.
Hello, how are you?
iSLCollective teacher trainer
Task description & scene summary
KIERAN DONAGHY ABOUT ISLCOLLECTIVE VIDEO QUIZZES:
«iSLCollective Interactive Video Quizzes are highly engaging and motivating multimodal texts for English language students to learn vocabulary and improve their listening skills. They are the perfect complement to the creative and innovative lesson plans on Film English.»
Kieran Donaghy,
Creator of FilmEnglish.com, a site with hundreds of high quality, free ESL/EFL lesson plans created around short films
Video quiz questions (printable)
1) What’s the correct reply?
2) What is her name?
3) What’s the correct reply?
4) What classroom is this?
5) What clasroom is this?
6) What’s the correct reply?
Vocabulary list
About the author
KIERAN DONAGHY ABOUT ISLCOLLECTIVE VIDEO QUIZZES:
«iSLCollective Interactive Video Quizzes are highly engaging and motivating multimodal texts for English language students to learn vocabulary and improve their listening skills. They are the perfect complement to the creative and innovative lesson plans on Film English.»
Genki English
Lesson Plan Part 1: Warm Up & Review
Review all the English from the Genki Disco Warm Up Lesson, rock, paper, scissors, practice “What’s your name?” plus review the What’s your name? song
Lesson Plan Part 2: Input with new language & song
Toady is all about positive language. Our words make our world so we finish the lesson with lots of super positive emotions!
To get all the students involved be sure to use gestures for all the phrases e.g.
“I’m hungry” (they pat their tummies) 
“I’m tired”, (they go to sleep!) 
“I’m cold”, (they shiver) 
“I’m sad” (they pull a sad face) 
“I’m happy” (a big, smily face!) 
“I’m great”, (they throw their arms in the air!) 
“I’m good” (thumbs up!) 
“I’m OK!” 
And in the chorus you can have them lined up singing one line each:
Check out Margit’s kids enjoying the song!
Lesson Plan Part 3: Output with the How are you? Monster class game
Either online or offline, indoors or outdoors, this is one of the best Genki English games – the How are you? Monster Game.
Check out the students in Tanzania:
⚡️Online Teaching Tip: Get the kids to stand back at least 3 or 4 steps (or strides if possible!) behind the camera before you start!
1. The students all line up at one end side.
2. Explain that this side of the gym is the “safe” side. But they really want to get across to the other side, where there is a sweet shop which today has a half price special offer ( this gets the kids very excited!).
3. But, in between the kids and the sweet shop is a monster! At first the teacher is the monster. Ask the kids to guess what your favourite food is. They’ll shout out some foods ( nice practice!), then you say that your favourite food is human! ( Even bigger reaction from the kids!)
4. Tell them that they can only cross to the sweet shop if the monster is in a good mood and isn’t hungry. Ask them how they can check on the mood of the monster. After a moment a few kids will say “Ask him/her “How are you?””
5. All together the kids ask the monster “How are you?”
6. Do a few “I’m sorry?”s to get the kids to shout in big loud voices ( so that all the kids join in, not just the super genki ones!)
7. The monster says an answer, e.g. “I’m OK”.
8. The kids repeat the answer ( important practice!) and move forward one step ( no jumping allowed!).
9. Repeat from 5.
10. But if the answer is “I’m hungry!!”, the kids have to run back to their safe wall! Any kid who is tagged on the way back becomes a monster for the next round!
Or here’s another video explanation in Japanese with English subtitles:
Song Lyrics
“How are you?”
by Richard Graham
Hello, how are you?
Hello, how are you?
Hello, how are you?
Hello, how are you?
I’m hungry,
I’m tired,
I’m cold,
I’m sad
I’m happy
I’m great
I’m good
I’m OK
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15 Free English Worksheets For Kids To Practice
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English is a beautiful language but complicated to learn. However, learning can be fun and informative with some English worksheets for kids. These worksheets can help children learn the language excitingly, making the learning process enjoyable. Here are some exciting worksheets that you can consider starting with your little one so they can learn seamlessly. There are sheets designed for kindergarten kids, focusing on grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, and parts of speech. Read through the post to pick suitable worksheets for your child.
1. Alphabet
Teach your children every letter in the English alphabet by helping them trace it. The sheet has both the upper and lower case alphabets for your child to trace them together or separately.
2. Crosswords
This worksheet is useful when your child begins to learn short words. It has animal figures on it; your kid needs to identify them and write the spellings in the puzzle. Kids can look at the pictures and take hints to recognize the words. This is one of the best ways to practice spellings.
3. Solve the rebus
A rebus is one of the most efficient ways of learning words. The worksheet has a combination of pictures and letters that represent some words.
For example, remembering the word ‘Knight’ and its spelling can be quite a challenge for kids. This rebus worksheet represents each letter of the word ‘Knight’ with a picture. The first letter K can be linked with a much easier object like ‘Kite’ for kids to remember. Similarly, “N” for the newspaper, “I” for ice cream, “G” for a gift, “H” for hedgehog, and “T” for treasure.
4. Word search puzzle
Word search puzzles are very interesting for children as they offer them a scope to learn while playing. The names of the ocean animals are placed in the puzzle. Your child has to look at the picture for reference, identify the animal, its name and start finding the letters that make the word in the puzzle. For example, crab and dolphin can be located in the last row.
5. Find the missing letter
Finding the missing letters help children hone their spelling and vocabulary skills. In this worksheet, some letters from each word have been deleted. Ask your kid to fill in the gaps with the right alphabet.
The answers will be ant, alligator, van, egg, zebra, jam, candle, yarn.
Free Worksheets and Printables for Kids
6. Correct the jumbled letters
Memorizing words and having them on the tip of the tongue is easier said than done. ‘Correct the jumbled words’ worksheet puts your child’s English vocabulary and critical thinking to test. The sheet provides an image and jumbled letters corresponding to it. Your kid has to come up with the correct sequence of letters to form a word that matches the image.
The words will be book, cake, drum, duck, frog.
7. Body parts worksheet
This worksheet displays the image of a little boy along with the names of all body parts. The pointers help children to co-relate the body parts with pictures, and thus associate and memorize them quickly.
8. Opposite words worksheet
Besides learning words, your little learner needs to know the opposites of several words to develop an excellent vocabulary. These printable English worksheets of different words feature antonyms with images for children to grasp and recollect.
9. Degrees of comparison worksheet
“Degrees of comparison” teaches children the various usages of a single word. The images promote the understanding of positive, comparative and superlative degrees — an integral part of English grammar. Learning the degrees of comparison for various words helps children to understand the difference between two or more objects of identical meaning.
10. Search the word
Search-the-word puzzles enable children to memorize words and letters. The image placed beside the puzzle helps kids visualize the animal, recollect the spelling and then trace it in the puzzle.
11. Subject pronouns
Pronouns can be baffling for kids. Help your little one understand pronouns better by associating them with relevant images and practicing on a grammar worksheet. This worksheet helps children to learn the first person, second person, and third person pronouns in a fun and interactive manner.
12. Preposition
This ESL activity features an owl and a rock in varied situations where different prepositions are used. Children remember best when they can associate a new word or a complex word with an image, and this worksheet is perfect.
13. Action verbs
Action words are words that show action. This ESL worksheet features an owl performing several activities or actions, like pulling, throwing, and catching. Besides teaching many common action verbs, they get to learn new words and, thereby, enrich their vocabulary too. Associating these action verbs with images makes it easier for children to understand and remember.
14. Question words
It is time for your kid to ask numerous questions in the English language. Question words worksheet helps your little one learn multiple W questions and also H questions, namely what, why, where, which, whose, who and how – the basics for initiating any question.
15. Consonant blends
Consonant blends are also known as consonant clusters where a group of two or three consonants forms a distinct sound, such as BL/SK/SL. In this worksheet, PR, PL, SC or SK are consonant blends. They form different words like a pretzel, plug, scale, and skirt. This worksheet has one image associated with one word, and kids are encouraged to use either PL or PR to form the word. By practicing this worksheet, young children will also learn commonly mistaken spellings and confusion caused by similar sounds such as skirt and scarf.
These English worksheets for kids are a great way to teach the language to non-English-speaking children as it is equally enjoyable for them. Children may learn to trace the English alphabet letters or spell through crosswords. Degrees of comparison, pronouns, action words, and prepositions may be taught through pictures in worksheets. A word search puzzle, filling in missing letters, or using question words are other options to improve English language skills. Try these free and printable creative English worksheets to assist you in teaching English to your child.