Grade 1-2 - ESL Lesson - First Day of School / How are you? Vocabulary Set 1 and 2 COMBO - 2 PowerPoint Lessons

These 2 ready-to-go lessons are designed for beginner grade 1-2 learners, but will also work for kindergarten learners.  These lessons were designed with Chinese in it as the L1 of the learners, but after purchase and download the PowerPoint can be edited, so all Chinese can be removed or changed into any language.

🌟 Grade 1–2 ESL Combo – First Day of School: How Are You? (Vocabulary Sets 1 & 2)

Includes 2 Complete PowerPoint Lessons:
1️⃣ Vocabulary Set 1: happy · sad · tired · hungry · fine · very well
2️⃣ Vocabulary Set 2: good · great · fantastic · so-so · bad · angry

Target Language:

• How are you?

• I am / I’m ___.

• My name is ___. / What’s your name?

Bundle Overview:
Start your school year strong with this fun, structured two-lesson combo for young ESL learners!
Students learn to greet others and express emotions in English using easy patterns and vivid visuals. Each lesson introduces a fresh set of feeling words, builds confidence through repetition and TPR (Total Physical Response), and keeps students engaged with click-based games and team challenges.

Both lessons follow the same clear format—making them perfect to teach in back-to-back weeks or to mix and match for review days throughout the term.

Includes:
✅ 12 core emotion / feeling words with pictures & Chinese support
✅ Built-in classroom rules and team points system
✅ Interactive games: Quick Say, Guessing Game, Click Away, Target Practice
✅ TPR actions to match each feeling word
✅ Video walkthroughs by Teacher Matt for easy lesson prep

Perfect for:
• Grade 1–2 ESL / EFL students
• First-day or first-week English lessons
• Large classes (40 – 50 students)
• CEFR Pre-A1 / A1 beginners
• Teachers who want ready-to-teach, high-energy PowerPoints that combine classroom management and language practice

Make your first lessons of the year interactive, organized, and fun — with this complete “How Are You?” combo from Teacher Matt.

*These two lessons are exactly the same, but just have different vocabulary words.

Watch the videos to see the full lessons and how to teach them.

2 PowerPoints in total