The English at home treasure hunt

This lesson for younger primary-aged learners is designed for teachers and parents helping their children learn English at home.

Girl at home in her bedroom.
Author
Karen Elliott

In this lesson children complete a worksheet by following the instructions to search for objects and words found at home. Children are asked to find and draw objects, tick boxes and write simple English words and sentences in this fun activity which aims to give practice to children learning at home. They can share the information with their parents. Ideas for extending the lesson are provided below.

Learning outcomes

  • Practise English vocabulary found in the house and the prepositions in, on and under
  • Give early primary children reading, writing and drawing practice
  • Encourage students to have fun while learning English at home
  • Encourage children to find evidence of English in their environment

Level/ Age

Aged 6–8 (CEFR A1)

Time

20–50 minutes

Materials

The lesson plan and worksheet can be downloaded in PDF format below. The learners will need a pencil or pen and (optional) coloured pencils, pens or crayons.

Downloads
Lesson plan204.49 KB
Worksheet275 KB

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