Learning Serbian Past Tense can be fun and easy. Yes, you heard that right! If you want to engage your kiddos and make learning Past Tense in the Serbian language easy and breezy, I have three activities for you.
Print, play, and learn Serbian Past Tense.
Would you like your kids to practice Serbian Past Tense without realizing it? It’s time for one more game. Children play, learn and have fun. Perfect! Right?
Here’s how to set up this board game.
Gather your materials. You will need a board game, dice 1, 2, recording sheet printables, colored pencils, glue, scissors, and some playing pieces.
You can start by printing the board game. Place the playing pieces at the start.
Now, it’s time to print dice 1 and 2 and assemble them. Grab the scissors and cut out dice 1. Use glue to put it together. Cut out dice two and assemble it, too.
Let’s play and learn Serbian Past Tense.
Lay out the board game in front of your kiddos. Each child gets one recording sheet and colored pencils. Once you set up everything is time to have some fun. It’s game time.
Kids roll dice 1 and move their playing pieces along the board. Now, it’s time to roll dice 2. Let your child read the verb they landed on and the pronoun (ON/ ONA) they’ve just rolled.
Next, they grab colored pencils, look for the same pronoun on their recording sheet, read On/Ona je, and color the correct past adjectival participle.
This game is a fantastic way to practice Serbian Past Tense for the third person singular and a great way to learn Serbian grammar by doing.
If you want to get your kids excited about learning the Serbian language, Roll-a-die sheets are the way to go.
Let’s set it up.
This activity is quick, simple, and so easy to set up. Quick. Simple. Easy. It’s all you need to make learning Serbian grammar a fun and positive experience.
Start by printing a Roll-a-die sheet and a die. Gather your materials: glue, scissors, and colored pencils. Use scissors to cut out a die and glue to assemble it.
Have your kiddo roll a die, look at the image, name the correct pronoun the picture represents (ON/ ONA), say On/Ona je, and color the correct past adjectival participle.
The winner is the kiddo who is lucky to fill up one of the columns first.
Here is a simple way to practice Serbian Past Tense (3. person singular) step by step.
If your child is having a hard time learning Serbian Past Tense, these building sentence cards are perfect.
I was so happy when I came up with my first set for building sentences in Serbian. The possibilities are endless. You can practice building sentences in Serbian and step-by-step Serbian grammar, revise vocabulary, learn new Serbian words, practice reading, and more.
Let’s set it up.
Gather your materials: FREE building sentence cards, scissors, and colored pencils. Start by printing the cards. Use scissors to cut the cards along the dotted line. Have your child pick one card from the pile. Let your kiddo choose a colored pencil, look at the image and read the verb aloud. Next, your child must look at the picture again and mark the correct pronoun the image represents (ON/ ONA), read the verb to be in the present Tense ( je), and write the proper ending (-o/-la) on an empty line next to the verb stem.
If you are up for practicing Serbian Past Tense with your kids, download your free printables today. Or pin them for later.
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If you are looking for more materials to practice Serbian Past Tense with your kids, check out Serbian verbs in Past Tense
Would you like to revise the Serbian Locative Case with your kiddos? Are you looking for FREE, simple, and easy-to-put-together materials? Here are three activities to encourage your kids to learn Serbian Locative Case.
Easy bottle cap activity to learn Locative Case in Serbian
When young kids are learning grammar, they need a lot of repetitive practice. This bottle cap activity is perfect.
Please, explain to your little learners how the Serbian Locative Case is formed before you start this activity.
Grab your supplies: large bottle caps, bottle caps printables, scissors, and glue.
Let’s set it up, get your kids moving and learn Locative Case
Start by printing the bottle caps printable. Grab the scissors to cut the nouns. Use glue to place the nouns in Nominative on the tops of the bottle caps. Now, flip the bottle caps over and glue the nouns in the Locative Case.
Place the bottle caps on the table or floor, with nouns in Nominative facing up. Ask your kiddo to take one bottle cap, read the noun aloud, and put the noun in the Locative case.
What’s the best part? Kids can use this activity independently. They flip the bottle cap and check the answer. Awesome? Right?
How to use Locative Case in sentences FREE printables
I love creating hands-on activities for learning the Serbian language. I think the best way for your kiddos to learn is by doing. There is much more to learning Serbian grammar than filling out worksheets. I am happy when I can turn a boring worksheet into a fun activity.
Gather your supplies. Question cards and bottle caps sentences printables. Large bottle caps, scissors, glue, and four bowls.
Setting up this activity is super easy
You can start by printing out question cards and bottle cap printables. Use scissors to cut out the cards along the dotted line.
Now, it’s time to DIY bottle cap sentences. Grab the scissors and cut out the printable, and use glue to place the words on the tops of the bottle caps. Arrange the bottle caps in the bowl. Nouns go in the first bowl, the verb to be (je) in the second bowl, prepositions (u,na) in the third bowl, and nouns in Locative in the last bowl.
Place the bowls in front of your child. Put all question cards in one pile and lay them out in front of your kiddo.
Have your child pick one card and read the question aloud. Now, it’s time to use the correct bottle caps and build a sentence. Let your child choose the proper noun in Nominative, the verb to be ( je), the correct preposition( u, na), and the noun in Locative Case.
Do you want to make this activity more challenging? Arrange the bowls with bottle caps in random order.
If you decide to give this activity a try, your kiddos will practice :
Let’s correct the sentences and practice Locative Case
If you want to reinforce what your kids have just learned, I have prepared two simple worksheets. To set up this activity, you need Correct the Sentences printable, a pencil, and a kiddo who is eager to learn.
Kids love when they can get into a role of a teacher. Let them pick their favorite pencil and one printable. They must read a sentence aloud. Now, your kiddo has to rewrite the sentences and put the noun marked red in the Locative Case.
Are you ready for these quick and simple activities? Grab free printables today and help your kiddos master Locative Case in Serbian.
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If you are looking for more materials to introduce Serbian Language to your kids, check out Serbian Growing Bundle
Are you looking for a fun way to practice Serbian Possessive Pronouns? I have prepared two hands-on, quick-to-put-together activities your kiddos will love.
Roll a die and learn Serbian Possessive Pronouns
Kids love to compete, and this is why Roll die activities are always a hit. They can’t wait to roll that dice over and over again and are eager to see who will fill up one of the columns first.
Gather your materials. Roll a die sheet, dice printable, glue, scissors, and colored pencils.
Setting up this activity is a piece of cake
Start by printing Roll a die printable, and a dice.
Grab the scissors and glue and put the dice together.
Let’s roll a die and have some fun
Kids take turns rolling dice. They look at the image they have just rolled and color the correct possessive pronoun on their recording sheet.
The lucky winner is a kiddo who first fills up one of the columns.
Three FREE board games to help your kids master Serbian Possessive Pronouns
What comes to your mind first when you think of Serbian grammar? Hard? Well, it doesn’t have to be. The best way to help your kids master Serbian is through games.
Games are fun, kids love them, and they make learning a new language stress-free.
Print, play, and learn Serbian Possessive Pronouns ( moj/moja/ moje)
You introduced Serbian Possessive Pronouns to your kids; now is the time to practice. This fun board game is a great way to encourage your kids to learn Serbian grammar.
Please, note that this board game comes in two versions.
Gather your supplies: a free board game (with images), recording sheets, some playing pieces, and a die.
Setting up this board game takes only a few minutes
You can start by printing a board game and a recording sheet for each player. Kids roll a die and move their playing pieces along the board. Have your kiddo name the image they land on, choose the correct possessive adjective on their recording sheet, and color the proper noun.
An excellent way to practice moj/ tvoj and moja/ tvoja
I am a huge fan of games. Kids move, interact and learn as they do.
Put the boring worksheets on the shelf because I have one more board game for you.
Please, note that this board game comes in two versions.
Version# 1
Gather your supplies: a board game (with images), recording sheets, dice, and some playing pieces.
Let’s set it up
Kids roll a die and move their playing pieces. Let your kiddos name the image they land on and check if they have the image on their recording sheet.
If they land on a book and have a book on their sheet, they say mojaknjiga, and if they don’t have a book, they say tvoja knjiga.
What I love about this board game is that it helps kids really understand the meaning of moj/tvoj.
Version#2
Print the board game ( moj/ tvoj +image) and recording sheets (with nouns). Grab a die, counters, and colored pencils. Kids roll a die and put their playing pieces on the board. Let your kids read the pronoun and name the image. Now, they must choose the correct picture representing the possessive pronoun they landed on, garb the colored pencil, and color the proper noun.
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If you are looking for more materials to introduce Serbian Possessive Pronouns to your kids, check out Serbian Possessive Pronouns.
Learning Serbian grammar can be fun. Grab your free printables today!
Are you looking for a fun and simple way to introduce Serbian verb to have to your kids? Check out these FREE, fun, and hands-on activities.
How to learn the Serbian verb to have using bottlecaps?
Do you have a kiddo who loves to learn by doing? This easy-to-set-up activity is perfect. Even the most reluctant learners will be eager to move, arrange the bottlecaps and learn without realizing it.
You will need:
24 large bottle caps
the verb to have bottle caps printable
scissors
glue
two plastic containers
It’s time to set it up and introduce Serbian Verb to have
Grab scissors and cut the Serbian verb to have bottlecaps printable. Use glue to place the pronouns and verb to have on the top of the bottle caps.
Now, it’s time to arrange the bottle caps in two containers. Pronouns go in one container and verb to have bottle caps in another container.
Here are two simple ways how you can use these bottlecaps to learn verb to have
Activity#1
Invite your kids and have them place the pronouns in the correct order. Now, they must grab bottle caps with the Serbian verb to have and place them next to the correct pronoun.
Activity#2
When kids finish activity#1, grab a few bottle caps with the verb to have and put them in a container.
Instructions
The task is quite simple. Kids must place the missing bottle caps next to the correct pronoun.
Give this activity a try, and I promise your kids will master the Serbian verb to have in no time.
Roll a die and learn Serbian grammar
You introduced the Serbian verb to have to your kids. Now, what? It’s time to practice.
Let’s face it; kids hate learning grammar. They think it’s boring. Don’t worry. I will help you make learning Serbian grammar fun.
If your kids are tired of using Serbian textbooks and worksheets, they will enjoy practicing Serbian verb to have with FREE Roll die printables.
There is something magical about rolling a die. Kids love it. They get so excited that they forget they are learning grammar.
Gather your supplies. Roll a die printable, dice printable, glue, scissors, and colored pencils.
This activity is simple and crazy easy to set up
Grab the scissors and glue, and assemble the die with Serbian pronouns.
Explain the rules to your kids. It is pretty simple. They roll a die, look at the image of the pronoun, and color the correct form of the verb to have.
The winner is the one who fills up one row first.
Free board game Serbian verb to have
How to make learning Serbian grammar more fun? It’s simple. Games.
Gather your supplies. Free Serbian board game, a recording mat with images, a recording mat with words, a die, and colorful counters.
Start by printing a board game and both versions of the recording mats for each player.
It’s time to play the game and learn Serbian Verb to have
Kids roll the dice and place a counter on the correct image.
If they land on an apple and have an apple on their recording sheet, they put the counter on the apple and mark the word jabuku to form a sentence Ja imam jabuku.
If they don’t have an apple, they say Ja nemam jabuku. The winner is the one who gets to the end first.
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Would you like to teach your kids Serbian days of the week?
Can learning Serbian days of the week be fun? Yes, it can. The trick is to prepare some simple activities your kids will love doing.
How to use bottlecaps to learn Serbian days of the week?
Reading my previous posts, you will notice that I use bottlecaps often. I am a huge fan of bottlecaps. The possibilities for using bottlecaps are endless. You could use them to teach kids to spell their first Serbian words, build Serbian vocabulary, learn basic grammar rules, and more.
Kids love to learn by doing. They move and touch objects and learn as they do so.
You will need:
7 large bottlecaps
Bottle caps days of the week in Serbian and in English
scissors
glue
plastic bowl
This activity is crazy easy to set up
Start by printing the pdf. Grab the scissors and cut out the days. Use glue to place days of the week in Serbian (blue) on the tops of the bottlecaps and days of the week in English on the bottlecaps’ insides.
Here are 2 simple ways to use bottlecaps to learn days of the week in the Serbian language
Activity#1
Place the bottlecaps in a plastic bowl. Your kid must arrange Serbian days in the correct order. If your child is struggling, you should step in and help them out. Over time, your kiddos will become more confident and be able to use this activity independently.
Activity#2
Lay down the bottlecaps on the floor, days in Serbian facing up. Now, arrange the days of the week in the correct order. Now, pop a few bottlecaps in a bowl. Invite your kiddos and have them find the missing days.
Why do you need to try this bottlecap activity today?
Using bottlecaps, your kids recycle and learn. Pretty awesome! Right?
Another thing I love about this bottlecap activity is that kids can use it independently. After arranging days of the week, they can self-check by flipping the bottle caps. If days in English are in the right place, then Serbian days are set correctly.
Free mats to teach Serbian days of the week successfully
Are you looking for more FREE and simple activities to help your child learn Serbian days of the week? Look no further. Please turn your printer because I have one more low-prep activity for you.
You will need:
English- Serbian days of the week mats
scissors
pencil
Is this activity easy to set up?
You can start by printing the free pdf. Cut out the mats along the dotted line. Grab a pencil. It’s time to write some days in Serbian.
Ask your kiddos to read the day in English and write the corresponding day in Serbian. Super simple! Easy and simple activities are the key when your child is learning a new language.
One more way to use these mats is to laminate them and practice days of the week without writing them down. Your kiddo reads the day in English and names the day in Serbian.
I promise your kids will master the days of the week in no time.
Roll a dice, play, and learn Serbian Days of the Week
Gather your supplies. Start by printing Roll a die sheet, a recording sheet for each kid, glue, and colored pencils.
Use scissors to cut out the die and glue to assemble it.
Kids take turns rolling a die, look at the day they just rolled, say the day aloud, and use a colored pencil to mark the day on their recording sheet.
Print, play and learn days in Serbian
Who doesn’t like board games? Kids love playing games, but what they hate doing are worksheets. Are you ready? One fun and simple board game is coming your way.
For this activity, you will only need a free board game, a die, and some playing pieces.
Let’s set it up
Place the board game in front of your kiddo. Grab a die, and your playing pieces. Kids roll dice and move along the board game. As they land on the day, they must read it aloud and name the day in English. If they place the counter on a blank space, they must say which day is missing. The player who reaches the end first is the winner.
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