These 2 ready-to-go lessons are designed for grade 2-3 or grade 4 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.

😊 How Do You Feel? Parts 1 & 2 – ESL PowerPoint Lesson Bundle

Grade Level: 2–3 | Duration: 90–120+ Minutes Total | Slide Total: 120+

Teach young ESL learners how to talk about feelings, wants, and actions with this complete two-part PowerPoint bundle! These lessons are designed to work together, gradually taking students from basic feelings vocabulary to longer, more expressive English sentences.

In Part 1, students learn common feelings and practice asking and answering “How do you feel?” In Part 2, students build on that foundation by learning “want to” and “so,” allowing them to explain what they want to do because of how they feel.

By the end of the two lessons, students progress from:

“I feel hungry.”

to:

“I feel hungry, so I want to eat.”

Perfect for:

• Grade 2 ESL
• Grade 3 ESL
• Beginner English learners
• Large ESL classes
• Public school ESL classrooms
• Speaking and sentence-building practice

📚 Part 1: How Do You Feel?

Students learn 5 common feelings:

• hungry
• thirsty
• tired
• excited
• frustrated

Target Language

“How do you feel?”
“I feel ____.”

Students practice the vocabulary and sentence structure through visuals, repetition, TPR actions, guessing activities, and interactive classroom games.

📚 Part 2: Feelings, Wants & Actions

Part 2 begins by reviewing the language from Part 1 before introducing “want to” and useful actions:

• eat
• drink water
• sleep
• dance
• scream

Students learn to connect feelings with actions:

“I feel hungry. I want to eat.”
“I feel thirsty. I want to drink water.”
“I feel tired. I want to sleep.”
“I feel excited. I want to dance.”
“I feel frustrated. I want to scream.”

Students then learn to connect the two ideas using “so”:

“I feel hungry, so I want to eat.”

“I feel tired, so I want to sleep.”

This gradual progression helps beginner students move from basic vocabulary to producing longer, more meaningful English sentences.

🎯 What’s Included in the Bundle?

✅ 120+ Slides Across Two Complete Lessons: Enough material for approximately two full ESL classes.

✅ Feelings Vocabulary: Teach five useful words with clear visuals and Chinese language support.

✅ “How Do You Feel?” Speaking Practice: Students repeatedly ask and answer the target question using complete sentences.

✅ TPR & Movement: Actions help young learners understand and remember new vocabulary.

✅ “Want To” Sentence Building: Students learn to express what they want to do using “I want to ____.”

✅ Using “So”: Students learn to connect feelings and actions to produce longer sentences.

✅ Color-Coded Sentence Support: Visual sentence-building blocks make grammar and word order easier for beginner learners to understand.

✅ Interactive Classroom Games: Includes TPR activities, guessing games, Flying Words, Choose-a-Tile activities, Bull’s Eye, Roll the Die, Sleeping Kittens, and more.

✅ Speaking + Writing Practice: Students move beyond simply recognizing vocabulary and practice producing and writing complete sentences.

✅ Review Throughout Both Lessons: Frequent repetition and review help students retain vocabulary and confidently use the target language.

🌟 Why Choose the Bundle?

😊 Two Complete, Connected ESL Lessons
📚 120+ Slides of Ready-to-Teach Material
🗣️ Builds Speaking Confidence Step by Step
🧠 Reinforces Vocabulary Through Repetition
🔗 Progresses from Simple to Longer Sentences
🏃 Includes TPR & Movement Activities
🎮 Packed with Interactive Classroom Games
✏️ Combines Speaking & Writing
🇨🇳 Includes Chinese Support
🏫 Designed for Large Young-Learner ESL Classes

This two-part bundle provides a clear learning progression for Grades 2–3 ESL students: learn how to describe a feeling, say what you want to do, and finally connect both ideas into a complete sentence. With colorful visuals, structured language support, repetition, and plenty of games, students get multiple opportunities to use English while having fun!

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

2 PowerPoints in total