Where can you find a good body outline for teaching Vietnamese students the names of body parts They need to learn simple words like thigh or thumb nail or ankle.?

Answer 1

A simple drawing will be sufficient. If you can't draw, so much the better! The students will appreciate your efforts, and they will know what you mean.

Start with a large outline and teach a few major parts, like head, arm, leg, hand etc. They may know some of the names already, so don't teach them, ask them! You might find that the information is 'in the class' already, and they can pool their knowledge as the lesson progresses. They can also look it up in their little dictionaries at this stage. They will learn from each other. Then have a little game based on this new information (dictionaries not allowed during the game!).

Then, if they can cope with that, do sketch of part of the body, such as the leg, and get the class to name the parts, such as knee, thigh, ankle etc. Then another game or fun review. Then some practice where they use the information in a conversational context.

That will probably be enough for the first lesson. Give them homework based of the lesson. Perhaps a puzzle of some sort.

Another time teach more body parts in the same way. But also incorporating vocabulary already learnt, thus re-inforcing information by recall and repetition.

They will remember your lessons and what they learnt for a long time. Have fun!