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Teaching plural nouns and 3rd person singular in Present Simple? How to turn boring grammar into an exciting game? Easy as ABC! Just give the children coloured pencils and sharpeners! And if the topic of the lesson is irregular plurals, then pens with caps will be great. How to use all this in the lessons? Look at these colourful photos and happy faces of the students and you will get everything at once. ⚠️ The secret of this activity is that children need not just to find the appropriate sharpener and match, but also to "sharpen" the pencil till the necessary letter, which allows them to clearly see how the ending changes. 👉 Find some ideas and download samples: VK or TPT

Story Domino is an unusual task for revising Past Simple. There are regular and irregular verbs in the stories. The set contains 2 stories: about Mary and Max. How to use read in the file. Grab it in the comments for free. + More Dominoes: VK or TPT

Vrrrrrrum vrrrrum - fasten your seat belts and get ready for a functional versatile race game! This is an exciting game that can be used to consolidate vocabulary and grammar from one or more topics, as well as used in summer camps or speaking clubs. It will bring variety and a little excitement to any lesson and students will definitely like it. Suitable for almost any age! + Moreover, the file includes the blank cards for you to create your own ones and revise any topic with your students! Just download the file from the comments to read the detailed rules, it's absolutely FREE!

🌽THANKSGIVING BUNDLE Get ready for the kindest and most heartfelt autumn holiday, Thanksgiving Day, with our comprehensive set of 7 games and activities: Contains: - 31 pairs of flashcards (signed and unsinged); - Bingo game (5x5, 6 different cards); - Dobble game (31 words, 31 cards with 6 pictures); - Domino; - Action dice + cards; - Story cubes; - Taboo. 📖 The full list of words and how to use the material you will find in the PREVIEW FILE, just follow the link below. Get the pack here: VK or TPT

You often lack time to prepare worksheets and materials for the lessons, don't you? So let the children make them for each other right in class! Option 1. Children draw hands in their watches, then exchange the papers with a neighbour, their task is to fill in the missing information. Option 2. Children choose one of three things: draw hands in the clock, write the time in the “electronic scoreboard” (23:25) or make up a sentence (It's half past ten), and the partner needs to fill in the missing information. Then they check each other together. In addition, the worksheets can be used to refresh Present Simple. The students work in pairs and tell each other what they do during the day (at 7 p.m, at 3.30 p.m etc.) or ask questions: What do you usually do at ...? Get the file FOR FFEE from the comments. + more about time: VK or TPT

A set of boards for an effective and fascinating checkers game! It will allow you to refresh different vocabulary (animals, appearance, professions, food and actions) and drill almost any grammar in pairs or mini groups. For the game, you can use real checkers or cut and laminate those included in the set. To make a move, the player must name what is in the square, or make a sentence with this word. There are a lot of options: - It is a horse. - The fly is smaller than a bee. - The mouse has got a long tail. - Penguins can't fly. - The whale is grey. - This is a teacher. - The policeman works at the police station. - The firefighter is wearing a red helmet. - The singer is playing the guitar now. - There is an apple etc (to see more variants 👇). Get the file from the comments.

What do you know about? A cool game suitable for the development of critical thinking and speaking skills. It will help to revise what has already been studied or to test the students’ initial knowledge on various topics in an exciting way. The rules are quite easy - the players take turns throwing a die and moving their chips to the appropriate number of steps. They take cards with words and then more advanced students come up with any fact they know about the object, topic or event, and the lower levels just call any characteristic (colour, size, shape, purpose, etc.). 📄 Sample words and categories are in the file, as well as a blank for creating your own cards that are suitable for your students. Get it from the comments for free.

This Halloween pack includes 16 different games and activities with Halloween design. It will help your students to revise previously learnt material, recall vocabulary and grammar, practise speaking, writing, spelling and pronunciation skills, it will create a holiday atmosphere in the classroom too. The set will be a handy and effective addition to Halloween parties, and also will facilitate and reduce preparation time for the lessons. The preview file contains detailed instructions with a lot of ideas of applying each game and task during the lesson. Despite the fact that the ready-made tasks are designed for children aged 7-10 years, A1-A2 levels, most of them contain empty templates so that they can be easily adapted for teenagers and mixed ability groups. Grab it here: VK or TPT

Have you ever tried giraffe jam or sock jam? There are some jars with who knows what inside on our shelves! Let’s revise the spelling of the words which your students have recently learnt in a fun and productive way! All they need is to unscramble the main ingredients and sign the labels. Download the file FOR FREE from the comments to find the details and ideas, . The pack includes shelves with the following topics: clothes, food, bedroom, school things, animals, emotions, actions, colours and cvc words (for those who only begin reading words). And of course, there is a blank page for your own jam. P.S. not a single animal was injured during the preparation of jam.

A large kit of bright and colorful body parts for teaching and drilling certain grammar patterns and vocabulary topics with the most charming monsters ever. And they will become an integral part of preparations for Halloween parties and the parties themselves as well. You can make any monsters, describe them and play in different languages. The kit contains: - bodies, eyes, mouths, noses, legs, arms, ears and horns various hair styles; - draw your monster activity; - the monster wanted activity. This set can be used to study and consolidate the following topics: - body parts + colors + numbers 1-10; - appearance + corresponding adjectives for description; - grammar structures “has got, have got, it is, they are”. ☝️ How to use read in the preview file 🛍 You can take it here: VK or TPT

Aerobatics. The pupils launch paper airplanes, practise reading, recall vocabulary and parts of speech from different topics. "Pilots" draw the flight paths of each plane, trying to reach the finish line, and circle the right words along the way. Download the file from the comments to find out how else you can use this task.

Let your students become FIFA stars and score decisive goals in the opponent's net by connecting each ball with the corresponding word behind the goalkeeper's back or in front of him. The file includes 8 topics and a blank sheet for creating your own brilliant and unforgettable football tournaments. 👉 Look at the photos to see what topics are included, you can download it FOR FREE in the comments.

Bright interactive PowerPoint presentation for revising or consolidating "Appearance" vocabulary and working out “has got” in different types of sentences and a wonderful opportunity to practice reading comprehension. Get it in the comments.

This task can be used with students of different ages and levels to practice and revise Present Simple, Past Simple, Present Perfect, such structures as to be going to and used to. First, students work individually, circle the actions relevant to them, and then in pairs or mini groups tell each other about their plans, share memories from the past, talk about their daily routines or already completed tasks, depending on the time you are working on at the moment. Download the file FOR FREE from the comments to find 6 more ideas of how to use this material in your lessons.

Spelling is a necessary but boring skill, so we never stop looking for new ideas how to make it more fun! ◂Active Spelling Wheel▸ - suitable for both groups and individual lessons with pre-schoolers and young learners. The sectors contain actions to be performed while spelling the words. You kill two birds with one stone by brushing up the spelling of the required vocabulary and making the kids move. It’s a great 5-minute activity for mind and body! All you need is a list of words and a good mood! Grab it in the comments.

This activity is suitable for lessons with young learners and various ABC parties in primary school, great to use both with groups and individual learners. Tell the students that the school library has moved to a new room and all the books were mixed up. Now they need to help the librarian arrange the books in alphabetical order. Divide students into pairs or mini-groups, give them bookshelves with several books inside, and mix up all the missing ones. Each team has their own bookcase, where they need to clean up, correctly placing the books on the shelves (sets of books can be all the same or different). Those who cope with it faster and better, get the title of the best librarians of the day/week/year etc. Get for free in the comments.

Perhaps it's time to get acquainted with the Halloween characters, their features, skills, habitats, etc., while practicing basic verbs (be, have got, can, like, live) and learning or reviewing the appropriate vocabular. The presentation includes 4 types of slides: - Speaking and Create your character to develop speaking skills. - Reading comprehension for the development of reading skills and reading comprehension. - Pictionary for practicing and consolidating the following topics: characters, possessions, skills, places, preferences (likes and dislikes). Get it here: VK or TPT.

A great activity to show students that the same word can have different meanings, depending on the context. First, have students work on worksheets to choose the appropriate words, and then ask them to create sentences using the words in different contexts to help them understand the differences and remember them better. Get it here: https://www.academysimple.com/multiple-meaning-words/

Making up questions is a pain in the neck for students (they sometimes forget auxiliary verbs, don’t change the form of the verb or add unnecessary endings), mostly because those who often ask them are the teachers. This game will help students to master this important skill by coming up with general and special questions (from the most elementary to complex) according to the given answers. The game is presented in the form of a classic board game and card game that can be used both for drilling and warm up, as well as for revision, working out or consolidating of interrogative sentences. Get the pack FOR FREE in the comments. + more games connecting with the questions: - Special questions 6in1: http://bit.ly/SpecialQuestions6in1; - Special questions 6in1 PPT: https://bit.ly/SpecialQuestions6in1PPT. - Question tags 5in1: http://bit.ly/QuestionTags5in1.

Really great alphabet blocks: https://kizclub.com/activities/blocks.pdf