Vocabulary

Classroom Supplies
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Look at the picture above 🠉, how many classroom objects can you name?

In this lesson, we will go over classroom supply related vocabulary which may not be familiar to you.
Learning tip: To avoid translating each word to your native language, make your own version of a picture dictionary.

Notebook
Cuaderno en la mesa de madera azul Foto gratis

Notepad
Libreta sobre fondo amarillo y azul

Mechanical Pencil
Sharp lápiz mecánico negro, sobre fondo blanco. Foto Premium

Highlighter
Marcador amarillo dibuja una línea larga sobre el texto para resaltar su mensaje.
(Pencil) Sharpener
Sacapuntas de primer plano sobre la mesa

Sticky notes
Composición de notas adhesivas PSD gratuito

Markers
Conjunto de marcadores de vista superior en colores del arco iris Foto gratis

Scissors
Juego de tijeras
Bulletin board
Bombilla dibujada icono en nota adhesiva amarilla sobre el tablón de anuncios Foto gratis

Thumbtacks
Pines de oficina coloridos aislados empujados en una naranja Foto Premium
Masking tape
Cinta de papel de enmascarar amarilla en un rollo
Clear tape
Caja de embalaje del hombre de cultivo con cinta adhesiva

Rubber bands
Bandas de goma se acumulan

Clipboard
Sujetapapeles Foto gratis
Flip chart
Conjunto de rotafolio
Pencil case
Mano de mujer y material de oficina papelería levitar sobre fondo blanco. Foto Premium

Here is a website where you can find a variety of exercises related to school supplies


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