Breakfast: Puzzle for English Class

With this puzzle, children put together English words related to breakfast such as croissant, honey or porridge, each consisting of three parts: the word, the matching picture and an English sentence describing the food. The sentences are written in the first person, for example, “Bees make me from the nectar of flowers.” for honey, so that the children read carefully and match the word and picture to the content of the sentence.

What is included in the material

• 3 puzzle templates, each with 8 three-part puzzles consisting of a word, picture and English descriptive sentence, for a total of 24 words ranging from bread and milk to bacon, hot chocolate and bagel
• Instruction page explaining how to complete the puzzles and how to use the material

Tips for using the material

• Procedure: The children can receive the puzzles already cut out or cut out the templates themselves, then thoroughly mix the pieces and put them back together; the completed puzzles can then be glued into the booklet.
• Use: The puzzles can be used in pairs, as part of a rotation or in individual support lessons.

The following skills are promoted

• Vocabulary: connect English words for breakfast foods and drinks with the matching picture
• Reading comprehension: read short English descriptive sentences and match them to the correct word

On the topic of breakfast, there are also the What am I? Cards, the What am I? Worksheet, the Vocabulary Cards and the Matching Circle.