DESIGNING WORKSHEETS AND VISUAL AIDS FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL LANGUAGE LEARNERS
Keywords:
worksheets, visual aids, primary education, language learning, instructional design, young learners.Abstract
This article explores the importance of designing effective worksheets and visual aids for primary school language learners. It examines how well-structured learning materials support vocabulary acquisition, improve comprehension, and increase learner engagement in early language education. The study highlights the role of visual stimulation, age-appropriate design, and interactive tasks in enhancing children’s motivation and participation. It also discusses principles of material design such as simplicity, clarity, color usage, and cognitive load management. The findings suggest that carefully designed worksheets and visual aids significantly improve language learning outcomes at the primary level.
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