¿SER o ESTAR?

The teacher should distribute popsicle sticks with "ser" written on one, and "estar" written on another. Or, you can use whatever you want to have the kids hold up either SER or ESTAR for each slide shown. An example of a slide: A sentence that says "The boy is sick today." There is also a picture of a sick boy on the slide. Students would hold up either "SER" or "ESTAR" to indicate comprehension of this concept.

The fries here are so salty!

She is tall and thin.

My neighbor is creepy.

He is sick today.

He is a rambunctious monkey.

Wow! You are so pretty today!

The car is red with white stripes.

Elena is my cousin.

That test was super hard just now!

My dog is shy.

This is the best soup ever!

Chocolate cake is delicious

Sour Patch kids are yummy.

This meatloaf is so digusting!

He’s tired today. He was up all night.

Those dogs are nuts today!

Mr. Hausenfeffer is intelligent.