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Daily Rountines Flashcards Set 1:

vocabulary: wake up, wash your face, take a shower, dry your hair, brush your teeth, eat breakfast, brush your hair, get dressed, go to the bathroom, make your bed, go to school, study, have lunch, get home, do your homework, have dinner, take a bath, go to sleep

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Mark's note: these are great cards for teaching students about daily activities, but you can also use them for grammar like:

- time phrases: before, after, then, next

- adverbs of frequency: always, sometimes, never ...

- "What time do you ~ ?"

- "Do you ~ everyday?"

- "If I don't ..., then ~."

These are also good for the present perfect tense :

- I have flossed 4 times this week.

- I haven't cleaned the house this week.

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List of Daily Routines in English

(You can hear the pronunciation of each phrase in the video)

• I turn off my alarm
• I take a shower / I have a shower
• I get dressed
• I comb my hair
• I make breakfast
• I eat breakfast / I have breakfast
• I brush my teeth
• I go to work
• I start work at 9
• I answer emails
• I eat lunch / I have lunch
• I work on my computer
• I finish work at 5
• I arrive home
• I feed the dog
• I cook dinner
• I eat dinner / I have dinner
• I read a book
• I go to bed
• I fall asleep

Daily routines for School

• I go to school
• I have classes
• I finish school at 3
• I do my homework

Notice how in this lesson all of these phrases are in the simple present tense and have I (first person singular) as the subject. In another lesson we will look at daily routines using third person (he, she).

Practice Exercises

Try our interactive game to practice daily routines and using the correct verb: Daily Routines Vocabulary Game

Video practice: In the final section of the video there is a practice exercise where a cartoon of a daily routine appears on the screen. There are also three phrases next to the cartoon and you must choose which phrase best describes that activity. The answer appears after 5 seconds (approximately).

Daily Routines for Adults

This video has the same English vocabulary that appears as the video at the top of the page though is aimed at adults learning English. Instead of static cartoons, you will see two short videos (5 seconds each) showing adults in each daily routine mentioned above. I give the English pronunciation of each word twice (once for each short video). This lesson also includes the American English 🇺🇸 and British English 🇬🇧 versions of daily routines when there is a difference.

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If you’re looking for some of the best daily routines activities and games for ESL, then you’re in the right place. We have the best ESL daily routine speaking activities, along with lesson plans, worksheets and more. Keep on reading for all the details you need to know about ESL daily schedule activities.

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Let’s get into the best daily schedules ESL activities.

#1: Flyswatter Daily Schedules Vocabulary Game

If you teach beginners, then consider trying out this fun and engaging vocab activity. The way it works is that you can write a bunch of words or phrases related to daily routines on the whiteboard. For example:

• Brush my teeth
• Go to sleep
• Eat breakfast
• Do my homework

Then, divide the class up into two teams and each team sends up one player to the whiteboard. They grab a flyswatter and then teacher gives a hint about one of the phrases. The first student to slap a correct answer gets a point for their team. Replace it with something new and other students get a chance to play.

Sounds like something you want to try with your students? Find out everything you need to know about it here:

Flyswatter ESL Vocabulary Game .

Another situation in which this game works really well is with imperatives. Fill the board with commands such as sit down, brush your teeth, run faster, don’t take a penalty, etc. Then, give a scenario (coach talking to hockey player) and students have to slap the correct imperative .

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#2: Daily Routine Survey

Just ask my students and they’ll tell you how much I love to do surveys in my classes.  A great topic for this is the things that students regularly do.

Want to know how to make your own survey quickly and easily? All the details can be found here:

ESL Surveys and Questionnaires .

It’s possible to extend the activity into reported speech practice by having students tell a partner or the class some things they learned from talking to their classmates. More ideas here: Reported speech games .

#3: Dictogloss ESL Daily Schedule Activity

If you teach more advanced learners, then you’ll want to try out Dictogloss. It’s heavy on the listening and then students can respond either by speaking or writing. In this case, you’ll want to find a passage (or write your own) of someone talking about their daily routine.

Find out all the details about this listening activity here:

ESL Dictogloss Activity .

#4: Daily Routines English Idioms Activity

There are a number of English idioms to describe daily routines. Here are just a few of them:

• A walk in the park
• Hit the hay
• Cooking up a storm
• Make someone’s day
• Home away from home

An interesting way to make idioms more memorable is to do this drawing activity. Find out everything you need to know about it here:

ESL Idiom Activity .

#5: Daily Routine Song for Kids

If you teach children, songs and chants are some ESL teaching gold. The good news is that there are lots on YouTube for just about topic. Have a look and you’ll definitely be able to find something that’ll work for your students.

#6: Man/Woman on the Street Interview Activity about Daily Routines

In most textbooks on the unit about daily schedules or routines, there will be an “interview a partner” kind of activity. These are generally fine to use, of course, but to spice things up a little bit, I like to turn it into something a bit more exciting by doing an activity like this one.

Want to see for yourself? Head over to this article:

Man/Woman on the Street ESL Interview Activity .

#7: Odd One Out with Daily Activities

This is a quite warmer or review activity. Write down four words or phrases and students have to choose which one doesn’t fit. For example:

• Eating lunch, watching a movie, doing homework, hanging out with friends

Students may say that doing homework is the one that doesn’t fit because the other ones are fun while that one isn’t. Of course, many answers are possible as long as students support the one they choose. Check it out:

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#8: Word Association ESL Vocab Activity

Unless your students are absolute beginners, it’s quite likely that they’ve learned about daily routines before. If this is the case, doing something like this mind-mapping activity can be quite helpful for helping students activate their prior knowledge they may have about a topic. This can make new things more memorable.

Find out everything you need to know about this activity here:

ESL Word Association Vocab Activity .

#9: Journalling about Daily Schedules

If I’m teaching writing, I love to have my students talk about their daily lives. One great topic is what their typical day looks like, starting from when they wake up to when they go to school.

To start journaling with your students, have a look at my advice here:

Journaling for English Learners.

#10: Daily Routines Listening Lesson

A nice way to teach students about daily routines is through a listening lesson. Find a conversation between two people about what their typical days look like. Or, somebody doing something similar (it could even be you). Then, plan a whole lesson around that. The steps to follow are here:

#11: Concentration

If you’re teaching students some new vocabulary words related to daily schedules, then try out this challenging memory game. Put words or phrases on one card and then a corresponding picture on the other. Students then play a memory game in small groups.

Try out this challenging game for new vocabulary with your students. All the details here:

ESL Concentration Memory Game .

#12: Dictation Practice

An easy way to review this topic is to have students do a dictation. Find or write a passage related to someone’s daily schedule. Then, say it slowly, a few words at a time and students have to write down what they hear. It’s an ideal way to review spelling and punctuation as well as new vocabulary words.

Want to know more? Check this out:

ESL Dictation Activity .

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#13: Ball Toss ESL Game for Kids

If you teach kids, then you’ll definitely want to try out this fun activity. There are a number of ways you can do it, but here are just a few ideas

• Write times on the ball and students have to say what they’re doing at that time
• Use questions about daily routines
• Say something most people do daily and students have to say what time they normally do it

Find out everything you need to know here:

ESL Ball Toss Game for Kids .

#14: Flip Chart Vocab Review Game

#15: me too.

A simple listening and speaking activity is this one. Students take turns saying a true statement about something they do in the day and roughly when they do it. If other students are similar, they say, “ Me too !” and then stand up. Continue until everyone has made a statement.

#16: ESL Reading Lesson for Daily Routines

A nice way to introduce this topic is through a reading lesson. It’s super simple to plan your own! Find out how right here:

#17: Mixed Up Sentences

A nice way to review just about anything is to use this simple activity. Make up some sentences related to the topic of the day and then scramble them up in order. Students have to work together in pairs to make correct sentences.

Find out all the ins and outs of it here:

ESL Mixed Up Sentence Activity .

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#18: All About Me Activities

For some more ideas to help students get to know each other, check out some of these:

All About Me ESL Activities.

#19: Line Up

A nice option for teaching daily routines to English learners is to have students line up in order, according to what time they woke up that day, or went to sleep the previous day. There are lots of other options here:

Line Up Game Questions .

#20: Daily Routine Flashcards

Create flashcards with pictures depicting different daily activities (e.g., waking up, brushing teeth, eating breakfast). Show the flashcards to the students and have them practice saying the corresponding activity.

#21: Sequencing Story

Provide students with a set of picture cards representing various daily activities. Ask them to arrange the cards in the correct order to create a story of a typical daily routine. They can then share and describe their stories with the class.

#22: Daily Routine Bingo

Create bingo cards with different daily routine activities in the squares. Call out descriptions of activities or show picture cards, and students mark off the corresponding activity on their bingo cards. The first person to get a line or a full card shouts “Bingo!”

#23: Time Capsule

Ask students to imagine that they are creating a time capsule to represent their current daily routines. They can write or draw pictures of their daily activities on a piece of paper and seal it in an envelope or container. Encourage them to use time-related vocabulary and phrases in their descriptions.

#24: Daily Routine Board Game

Design a board game where students move their game pieces around the board by answering questions or completing sentences related to daily routines. For example, they might have to fill in the blank with the correct verb or describe an activity using adverbs of frequency.

Daily Routines ESL Worksheets

If you’re a teacher then I’m sure you like to save time when planning lessons, right? One of the best ways to do this is to use worksheets that other teachers have already made! Here are a few of my top recommendations for daily schedules ESL worksheets:

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Daily Activities Lesson Plans

Another huge way to save some time is to use daily routine lesson plans. It’s super easy to just print them off and go. Here are a few of the best ones to check out:

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There are a number of common questions that people have about this topic. Here are the answers to some of the most popular ones.

What vocabulary can be taught when focusing on daily routines in ESL?

Vocabulary related to time (e.g., morning, afternoon), activities (e.g., wake up, eat breakfast), and adverbs of frequency (e.g., always, sometimes) can be taught when focusing on daily routines in ESL.

How can I introduce daily routines to ESL beginners?

With beginners, you can start by using visuals such as flashcards or real objects to teach basic vocabulary related to daily routines. Focus on commonly used activities and introduce simple sentences or phrases to describe them.

How can I make daily routines engaging for ESL learners?

You can make daily routines engaging for ESL learners by incorporating interactive activities such as role plays, games, and multimedia resources. Providing opportunities for personalization and group discussions can also enhance engagement.

How can I assess students’ understanding of daily routines in ESL?

Assess students’ understanding of daily routines in ESL by observing their participation in class activities, conducting oral or written quizzes, assigning worksheets or exercises, or having them create projects or presentations about their own routines.

What are some effective teaching strategies for introducing daily routines in ESL?

Some effective teaching strategies for introducing daily routines in ESL include using visual aids, providing authentic materials (e.g., schedules, real-life examples), employing hands-on activities, and incorporating real or virtual field trips to explore different routines.

How can I connect daily routines to students’ lives and experiences in ESL lessons?

To connect daily routines to students’ lives and experiences in ESL lessons, encourage them to share and discuss their own routines, compare and contrast with classmates, and relate the learned vocabulary and phrases to their daily lives.

How can I help ESL students expand their vocabulary related to daily routines?

You can help ESL students expand their vocabulary related to daily routines by introducing synonyms or alternative phrases, providing word banks or vocabulary lists, and encouraging them to read and explore texts about daily routines.

What are some authentic resources I can use to teach about daily routines in ESL?

Authentic resources for teaching about daily routines in ESL can include authentic texts (such as newspaper articles or online blogs), videos or podcasts featuring people discussing their routines, or real-life materials like schedules or timetables.

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•   ?     have a bath
•   ?     brush my teeth
•   ?     comb my hair
•   ?     have a shower
•   ?     go home
•   ?     get dressed
•   ?     go to bed
•   ?     have breakfast
•   ?     wake up
•   ?     write
•   ?     get up
•   ?     listen to music
•   ?     read
•   ?     go to school
•   ?     do homework
•   ?     leave the house
•   ?     play the guitar
•   ?     watch tv
•   ?     play computer games
•   ?     read a book
•   ?     draw

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Students learn vocabulary associated with daily routines. They practice the simple present tense through various writing and speaking activities.

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Daily Routines in English 🏃 Everyday activities with Images

Daily routines are the the series of things that one does in daily basis. The routines are mostly done in a fixed order. These routines are also called as “every day life” or “daily life”.

• Daily schedule is a list of plans, events or tasks with the times at which something should be done.
• Chores are boring or tedious routines that are required, particularly a household one.
• Not all the daily activities are tedious, they can be enjoyable, as well.

⬤ Pictures of daily routines with pronunciations

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⬤ Word list of daily routines

• eat breakfast
• drink coffee
• read the newspaper
• go to school
• finish work
• ride the bus
• drive a car
• buy something
• use a computer
• send e-mail
• listen to music
• change clothes
• cook dinner
• wash the dishes
• watch television
• study English
• do homework
• help my mother
• call a friend
• clean my room
• take a shower
• brush my teeth

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⬤ Flashcards exercise

Tap on the cards to see the names of the daily routines.

⬤ Flip the card game

Tap on any card and guess the meaning of it in your native language.

⬤ Example sentences

• I get up early every day.
• I wash my face and I get dressed.
• I have breakfast with my family.
• I get on the school bus.
• I have 6 classes a day.
• I have lunch at school canteen.
• I get back home after school.
• I start doing my homework at 7 PM.
• I have dinner at 7 PM.
• I spend time with my family.
• I go to bed at 10 PM.
• She sleeps late.
• I don’t drink fruit juice for breakfast.
• I listen to music after the dinner.
• We drink tea together.
• Ali wakes up early.
• She doesn’t go to school by bus.
• Hugo watches a movie.
• He has a shower after work.
• Luis goes to the pool every day.
• I get up at 7 o’clock, but my wife gets up at 8 o’clock.
• After breakfast, I brush my teeth.

⬤ Asking questions about daily routines

• Do you play games after school? – Yes, I play games after school.
• Do you get up early on Saturdays? – No, I don’t get up early on Saturdays.
• What time do you get up? – I get up at about 7 AM.
• What time does Mark go to work? – He goes to work at half past seven.
• Do you brush your teeth every day? – Yes, I do.
• Who goes to work by car? – William goes to work by car.
• How do you go to school? – I go to school by bus.
• Does Emily go out with her friends? – Yes, she does.
• What do they have for breakfast? – They have cheese, olives and omelette for breakfast.
• What time does Harry go to school? – He goes to school at 7 AM.

⬤ Reading passage about daily routines

My Daily Routine My name is Daniel. I am a policeman. I get up early in the morning and I wash my face. After that, I have my breakfast. Then, I wear my uniform. I start work at 8 AM. It is a hard work. My friends and I are on the streets of the city. In the evening I get back home and have a shower. Before having dinner, I play with my children. I spend some time with my family after dinner. Sometimes we drink tea together. I need to have a rest after a day of hard work and I go to bed at 11 PM.

⬤ Images of daily routines vocabulary to download and share

⬤ Picture quiz

When you see an image of a daily routine, select the appropriate option from the list. You get 10 points from every correct answer.

⬤ Listening test with pictures

Play the audio and select the relevant image of the daily routine from the list.

⬤ Writing test with pictures

Start the test and write the name of the daily routine into the input box.

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⬤ Spelling test

Start the test and play the audio. Then type the daily routine into the input box.

⬤ Worksheets about daily routines to download as PDF and image

Here are pdf and jpg image worksheets about daily routines vocabulary. You can download, use, and share these printable ESL worksheets.

External resource links: You can jump to daily routines category page to find extra activities and games in this website by clicking here . However, there are some external links that may help you. You can click here to watch a video about daily routines. This and this are word matching games to learn daily routines. You can find a pdf document of flashcards exercise here or worksheet here. You may want to read some articles about this topic for personal development. First, you can read “How to Have a Daily Routine” here or “Powerful Daily Routine Examples” here .

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