Grade 1-2 - ESL Lesson - What's your favourite colour? / What do you have? Classroom Objects - 2 PowerPoint COMBO

These 2 ready-to-go lessons are designed for beginner grade 1-2 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 PowerPoint Combo: “What Do You Have?” + “What Is Your Favourite Colour?”

Lessons Included:
1️⃣ What Do You Have? – Classroom Objects
2️⃣ What Is Your Favourite Colour? – Colours

Target Vocabulary:
pencil, book, pen, ruler, eraser, pencil case, crayon, notebook
red, blue, green, yellow, orange, purple, pink, brown, black, white

Target Language:

• What do you have? → I have a pencil.
• What colour is it? → It’s blue.
• What is your favourite colour? → My favourite colour is green.

Lesson Overview:
This engaging two-lesson bundle introduces young ESL learners to essential classroom vocabulary and colour words while building their ability to speak in complete English sentences. Each lesson is filled with bright visuals, Chinese support for comprehension, and interactive activities that keep students focused and excited to participate.

The combo includes:
✅ Clear warm-ups and classroom rules to start every class in English.
✅ Structured vocabulary teaching slides with repetition and visuals.
✅ Practical speaking patterns for everyday use (I have a book. / My favourite colour is red.).
✅ Multiple game modes – Quick Say, Treasure Game, Click Away, Matching, and Dice Game – perfect for large classes.
✅ Built-in review and goodbye slides to reinforce learning and end smoothly.

Designed for Grade 1–2 ESL classes, this combo helps students learn real classroom English while practicing polite conversation, colours, and personal expression — all in a fun, visually rich, and classroom-tested format.

🎥 Watch the full teaching walkthroughs:

• What Do You Have? → https://youtu.be/1wBVGkGwyhs
• What Is Your Favourite Colour? → https://youtu.be/4xd482Vb61Q

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

2 PowerPoints in total