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Roll and Say speaking games. All you need is a few dice (so that by dividing the children into pairs or mini-groups, everyone has something to play with) and any board suitable for the topic (food, animals, appearance, actions, professions, and mixed). The players take turns throwing 2 dice, finding the appropriate square on the board, and practicing key grammar and vocabulary. For example: - He has got short black hair. He is wearing sunglasses. He has got a blue jacket. - It is a zebra. It is black and white. It can run fast. - He is a farmer He works on a farm. He has got a rake. - It is bread. I can cook a sandwich. I like to eat it with soup. - He is doing his homework. He is not lazy. He is wearing glasses. If you don't want the squares (and the ideas as well) to be repeated, the students can cover them with any chips or buttons. Grab it for free in the comments.

🗣 Catch a veeeeeery funny speaking activity that will help to engage even the most silent students. Great for pre-intermediate level and higher. Teenagers love it, but it is also suitable for adults with a good sense of humor. Students work in pairs or mini groups (3-4 people). One chooses a card and reads it to the other. The partner should explain why they were caught in such an awkward situation. 🤣 28 ridiculous and completely absurd situations will make students laugh, and they'll have to do their best to come up with the crazy ideas to explain themselves. You may also ask students to choose a card, create and write a crazy story. Grab them in the comments.

Refresh the forms of two basic verbs: to be and have. Spiders catch only those flies that suit them. After that let the students come up with short sentences to consolidate their knowledge. Traditionally, the file includes an empty blank for creating your own worksheets, and you can also give children the task to make them for each other. Grab it in the comments.

🏴‍☠️ This interactive presentation will help students go to an exciting pirate adventure to learn, practice, and repeat one of the most important grammar structures. Suitable for all ages, for group and individual classes ONLINE and offline. 📦 CONTENTS: - Treasure island board game; - Multiple choice; - There is/was magic chest. 🛍 You can get it here: VK or TPT

Writing is not an easy skill! You can't do it without effort, patience, great imagination and good vocabulary. It's difficult to begin writing serious texts right away, but your students can start from simple stories about various characters and funny ridiculous situations in which they found themselves with randomly selected cards. Moreover, the more details, the more interesting, but one sentence in each part will be enough to get started. Funny stories are welcome! What to do: students blindly choose a character, an action, and a scene, then link them together in a short story and write it down on a worksheet, not forgetting to divide them into Introduction, Body, and Conclusion. Remind the learners to use the linking words such as (first, at the beginning, then, next, after that, finally, at the end etc). Get it in the comments.

A whole bunch of beautiful board games (more than 50 pieces) with different designs! You can adjust it to the topic of the lesson or just change it every time so that you don't get bored with the same board. Get them in the comments.

Teach reflexive pronouns (words like myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves and themselves). They refer back to a person or thing, when the subject and the object are the same (Let me introduce myself./ He fell down and hurt himself etc.) Invite the students practice this part of grammar using simple tasks, they need to choose suitable options from the suggested ones. Get it in the comments for free.

📦 This bundle will become an indispensable helper while teaching or revising “Irregular nouns”. Having used and played with all these games, your students will definitely memorize and master this difficult grammar point. Contains: 👉 40 pairs of flashcards (signed and unsinged); 👉 dominoes game I have../Who has..?; 👉 bingo game (included 6 different cards only with pictures and 6 different cards with pictures and words). 🛍 You can read more games and get it here: VK or TPT

Stylish puzzles will help your students to figure out where these words are used in Britain or in America ➕ will replenish their vocabulary. Grab the file in the comments.

🗣 Speaking activity - Answer the question as if you were..., which your students will definitely enjoy! The set includes cards with characters and various questions. ⭐️ The aim of the task is very simple - the characters are mixed and distributed to students, the leader reads the question, and the players answer it as if they were the characters they got. Fun, creative and effective (especially for shy students or those who simply don't like sharing personal information)! And if the players don't identify themselves during the answer, then the rest of the group can guess who would give such an answer. Cards with personalities can be changed every time or the students answer several questions in a row. Grab the file in the comments.

Fill a jug, a plastic bottle and a cardboard box with useful phrases, but before do the following: 1. Refresh what kind of containers and packages exist. 2. Then we find them in the snake and revise the spelling (do not circle extra letters). 3. Come up with expressions using the found words. 4. After that turn to our neighbour at the desk and expand our vocabulary. Grab it in the comments for free.

The game is very similar to the classic version of UNO. But in this form, it is a great tool for practising and consolidating Animals & Insects vocabulary as well as various related patterns, grammar structures and three types of sentences (+-?). To make a move players must name the word or make up a sentence with it, for example: (+) It is a sheep./ (-) It is not a parrot. / (?) Is it an elephant? etc. You may also use structures with have got / can / there is / there are (I have got a cat. / The fish can't fly. / Is there a fox in the Zoo?). The game is ideal for learning the key vocabulary and it is also a very useful time-filler or encouragement for good work in the lesson. It's also a great entertainment for summer camps and speaking clubs. Suitable for individual and group lessons with primary school students, as well as with teenagers and even adults (A1-A2 levels). Get it here: VK or TPT

🐷"Moneybox" is a versatile activity for young learners. They fill pots/purses/bags/chests/piggy banks with gold, completing simple tasks and revising the material in a fun way. 💰 You may write on the coins: - uppercase (or lowercase) letters, the kids take one coin at a time and call or write the corresponding lowercase ones; - any letters, the players take turns to take a coin and come up with the words that begin with these letters, the letters can be repeated, but the answers can't; - a letter and a number (for example: A4, B3, C6), kids write the letter the appropriate number of times; - cvc words or sight words (2-5 letters), the task is to read the word. To complicate the task the letters can be mixed (e.g.: аtc, hte, ipg etc), the students decode the words, call them, and then write; - simple problems (e.g.: 5-2, 3+1, 8-6 etc.). To win a coin, the players need to give the correct answer, write the number or the word (e.g.: 2 or two). Grab the file in the comments.👇

☝️ An irreplaceable interactive presentation for teaching, practicing and revising one of the fundamental verbs in the English language – HAVE GOT in ONLINE and offline lessons. 👉 Suitable for individual and group classes with preschoolers, primary school, as well as with teenagers and even adult students (beginner/elementary levels). Proven games and activities will teach your students to confidently use both verb forms in different types of sentences in Present Simple, which will make it easier for them to learn more complex verb tenses in the future. 📦 Includes: – flashcards; – flashcards revision; – multiple choice; – warm up (1&2); – memory game; – tic-tac-toe game; – 4 in a row game (subjects&objects); – race. 🛍 You can get it here: VK or TPT

Teach common homophones and help students figure out which one is which and how to use them. The files includes posters and worksheets for better understanding and working out. Grab them in the comments.

Practice USED TO. Students take 2 cards: one with a picture and the other with a time interval and make up a sentence using used to: 150 years ago people used to ride horses because the cars didn't exist. Get it in comments for free.

Practice USED TO. Students take 2 cards: one with a picture and the other with a time interval and make up a sentence using used to: 150 years ago people used to ride horses because the cars didn't exist. Get it in comments for free.

📝 Let's teach our students to describe a variety of objects using "Describe an Object Template". They can write down the words that characterize the object or make complete sentences with them. The file includes cards with sample vocabulary for each category and blank ones for making their own lists. Get it in comments FOR FREE👇

🃏 PHONICS CARDS is one of our favorite sets for teaching kids to read. Various letter combinations such as diphthongs and triphthongs often cause difficulties. In this case, big letters and bright clear pictures do their job and children can easily remember the phonics, recognize and apply in practice. It facilitates reading in general. 🛍You can find a lot of games with them here: VK or TPT

🚗 ◂Giving Directions World Championship▸ Children are divided into pairs. One of them is a "driver”, the second is a "navigator". Each team is given a board (a track). The ”drivers" are blindfolded and need markers - their task is to get to the finish line (draw a track) according to their navigators' prompts: turn left, turn right, go straight on / go along, go back, go up / down, etc. They can move both directions: clockwise and counterclockwise. The first team to reach the finish line wins. 🏁 📜 The set includes 5 tracks of different levels of difficulty, they are located in different countries. This task can be used as a part of a quest, or you may also arrange pair competitions when teaching "Giving Directions", choosing one track of the appropriate level or driving through all of them, starting with the simplest (United States Grand Prix) and ending with the most difficult (Malaysian Grand Prix). 🛍 Get the file FOR FREE in the comments👇.