Flyers Crafts (A2)
22 printable crafts · Flyers (A2)
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Flyers crafts
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About Flyers crafts
Flyers learners are older primary children who enjoy crafts that become games. Fortune tellers, story dice, lift-the-flap books and board game templates let them practice Flyers language in a playful way: questions with the present perfect ('Have you ever…?'), the future with will and going to, might for possibility and comparisons.
The templates have more text than at earlier levels, and children often write their own content, such as questions inside a fortune teller or a short story in a mini-book. This links the craft to the Flyers Writing tasks, where children write short stories from pictures.
Each craft includes step-by-step instructions and the target language. Print on A4 or US Letter or download as PDF.
Teaching tips: Flyers crafts
- Let children write their own questions in the fortune teller, then check them before the game starts.
- Use story dice to plan a short written story in the past tenses after the craft.
- Put children in small groups for board game crafts so each child has a clear speaking role.
- Keep finished fortune tellers for quick speaking warm-ups later in the term.
Questions teachers ask
What is a fortune teller?
A folded paper game, also called a cootie catcher, with questions or tasks hidden under flaps. It is excellent for question practice because children ask and answer many times.
Are crafts appropriate for ten- to twelve-year-olds?
Yes, when the craft has a game element and real speaking or writing. Fortune tellers, dice and board games are popular with this age.
How do crafts help with the Flyers exam?
They give extra practice of Flyers vocabulary and grammar, and story crafts help with the picture story writing task.