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    This document provides teaching materials for three activities to practice possessive adjectives - his, her, their. The activities include a guessing game where students match pictures of family members to objects they possess. A memory game then has students match possessive adjective cards to picture cards to form sentences. Finally, a fast-paced matching game races students to pair cards and complete sentences with a possessive adjective. The goal is for students to practice using his, her and their in sentences.

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    This document provides teaching materials for three activities to practice possessive adjectives - his, her, their. The activities include a guessing game where students match pictures of family members to objects they possess. A memory game then has students match possessive adjective cards to picture cards to form sentences. Finally, a fast-paced matching game races students to pair cards and complete sentences with a possessive adjective. The goal is for students to practice using his, her and their in sentences.

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    This document provides teaching materials for three activities to practice possessive adjectives - his, her, their. The activities include a guessing game where students match pictures of family members to objects they possess. A memory game then has students match possessive adjective cards to picture cards to form sentences. Finally, a fast-paced matching game races students to pair cards and complete sentences with a possessive adjective. The goal is for students to practice using his, her and their in sentences.

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    This document provides teaching materials for three activities to practice possessive adjectives - his, her, their. The activities include a guessing game where students match pictures of family members to objects they possess. A memory game then has students match possessive adjective cards to picture cards to form sentences. Finally, a fast-paced matching game races students to pair cards and complete sentences with a possessive adjective. The goal is for students to practice using his, her and their in sentences.

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    TEACHER’S NOTES

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Match it

    Activity Type Introduction


    Vocabulary, Grammar In this engaging set of possessive adjective games, students play
    and Speaking Games: a guessing game, memory game and matching game where they
    matching, forming make sentences with his, her, and their.
    sentences, freer practice
    (group work) Procedure
    Draw a picture of the three people from the cards on the board.
    Focus Introduce them as a family: mother, father and son.
    Possessive adjectives:
    Write the objects from the cards on the board. Ask the students
    his, her, their
    to guess which family member owns which object.

    Check their answers by showing the students the picture cards.


    Aim
    The owner of the object is shown at the top of each card. Elicit a
    To make sentences sentence for each object, e.g. 'It's their house'.
    with the possessive
    adjectives: his, her, their. Next, divide the class into groups of three. Give each group a set
    of picture cards and possessive adjective cards. Ask the students to
    shuffle each set of cards and spread them out face-down on the
    Preparation table, keeping the two sets separate.
    Make one copy of
    Students then take it in turns to turn over a picture card and a
    the picture cards and
    possessive adjective card. If the cards match, the student makes
    possessive adjective
    a sentence with the possessive adjective, e.g. 'It's his bicycle'.
    cards for each group
    of three and cut as
    The student then keeps the two cards and has another turn. If
    indicated.
    the cards don't match, they are turned back over and it's the next
    student's turn to play.
    Level
    The student with the most pairs of cards at the end of the game
    Beginner (A1) wins.

    Next, tell the students to separate the cards back into two sets.
    Time
    30 minutes One student takes the picture cards and the other two students
    take the possessive adjective cards.

    Ask the student with the picture cards to shuffle the cards and
    place them face-down in a pile. The two students spread the
    possessive adjective cards out face-up on the table.

    The student with the picture cards turns over the top card, shows
    the card to the two students and says 'It's...' The two students
    then race to find the correct possessive adjective and give it to
    the student, completing the sentence at the same time, e.g. 'It's
    her car'.

    The first student to do this keeps both cards. The student with the
    most pairs of cards at the end of the game wins. Students then
    swap roles and play again.

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    POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES, PRONOUNS AND NOUNS

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Match it

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    POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES, PRONOUNS AND NOUNS

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Match it

    their their her his

    his her their his

    her their his her

    their her his his

    her her their his

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