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Summer has crossed the equator, it's time to talk about it. Hang up the poster and discuss what has already been done and what else needs to be done.
File in the comments.
| 2 |  Very cute sports flashcards. File in the comments. | 294 |
| 3 |  ◂5 SENSES GAME▸ - it's a cool and engaging game for young learners. It is especially interesting in summer while walking, but you can also play all year round in different rooms or even at home with your own children.
The kids take turns to spin the arrow, roll the dice or take a card (let them choose the way they like the most), look around and answer the question: What can you see/hear/touch/taste or smell in this room/park (or wherever you are)? After the young researchers have explored several items according to the senses, you can change the location by going to another room or outside. 👀
Grab it in the comments for free. | 493 |
| 4 |  +5More than 300 Would You Rather Question Cards in PPt and pdf formats, divided into categories:
- Funny Would You Rather Questions
- Everyday Would You Rather Questions
- Random Would You Rather Questions
- Silly Would You Rather Questions
- Winter Would You Rather Questions
- Spring Would You Rather Questions
- Summer Would You Rather Questions
- Fall Would You Rather Questions
- Halloween Would You Rather Questions
- Thanksgiving Would You Rather Questions
- Christmas and Holiday Would You Rather Questions
- Gross Would You Rather Questions
- Fun Would You Rather Questions
- Hard Would You Rather Questions
- Would You Rather Questions for the End of the School Year
- Quick Would You Rather Questions for Morning Meetings
- Sports and Adventure Would You Rather Questions
Files in the comments. | 542 |
| 5 |  +2A couple of ideas for Describing animals.
☝️ Can be used to repeat the names of animals, body parts, colours, as well as to practice and consolidate the following grammar structures: has got/hasn't got, likes/doesn't like, can/can't.
🔎 READING: Search for missing animals.
Hide animal cards in the classroom. Children are detectives. Deal the cards with the descriptions (or make your ones) between the students. They should be suitable for the level of your students (blanks are attached). Kids read the texts and find the appropriate animals.
The best detective is considered to be the one (a pair or group), who finds more animals for a certain period of time.
✍️ WRITING. Zookeepers.
There are new animals in the zoo. But before letting visitors in, zookeepers should prepare the descriptions of all the inhabitants, their preferences and abilities for the guests to read (blanks are attached).
More ideas in the file. | 789 |
| 6 |  +5Summer Word Search Bundle: 12 Easy, Medium, and Hard Puzzles With Answer Keys. Turn a boring word search into an exciting "Wordsearch Auction.
How to play:
1. Divide the class into teams and give each one some "game currency" (for example, 100 points). You announce a word that is hidden in the grid. Teams then bid against each other to see who can find it faster.
2. The team that bids the most points wins the right to search for that word. If they fail to find the word within 30 seconds, they lose those points. The winner is the team that "bought" and successfully found the most words.
Get it for free here or in the comments. | 862 |
| 7 |  A bright dice for teaching the months of the year will make your lessons fun and bring a little variety to them:
Use it as a warm-up activity (depends on what topic you are studying):
- Weather - what's the weather like in June? (the students roll the dice and answer the question exactly about this month);
- Clothes - what do you usually wear in …?
- Can /activities – what can you do in ...?
- Tenses - what do you usually do in...?/what did you do last ...? Where are you going to travel in …? etc.
- Holidays and important dates – what holidays do we celebrate in December?
Get it in the comments for free.
More ideas here: https://bit.ly/MonthsDice | 809 |
| 8 |  +5These 30 diverse and vivid narrative sentence starters will spice up writing tasks, help students actively use new vocabulary, and reinforce grammar.
You can paste them directly into your students' notebooks for them to write stories underneath, or use them as warm-up cards during class—for example, in a 'Finish the sentence' activity.
Get it in the comments for free. | 891 |
| 9 |  +8Father’s Day Projects: Questionnaire & More: https://www.weareteachers.com/fathers-day-questionnaire/
File in the comments. | 780 |
| 10 |  According to many teachers, UNO is the most popular game among students!
At the same time, it is not just exciting fun, but also a great tool for practicing and reviewing various vocabulary, as well as related phrases and grammar structures.
Moreover, many sets of cards have no words so it is possible to play in different languages!
And only 2 days we have a DISCOUNT - 20% off for any games from our collection (16 topics): VK or TPT. | 713 |
| 11 |  +6120 Fun Food Fact Cards (PDF or Google Slides).
Present your students with a list of 5 fun food facts — 3 true and 2 false (the text can be edited in Google Slides).
The task for students is to discuss the facts in groups and justify their reasoning: which ones they believe and why, and which ones seem false. You can give different facts to different groups to make the final presentations more engaging for everyone to listen to.
Grab it in the comments for free. | 895 |
| 12 |  +4Summer Yes/No game will make your brain work! It develops the ability to give detailed answers to even the simplest questions, because " Yes " & " No " are forbidden to use . It is perfect to play with teenagers, but it will be useful for the primary school learners as well. Includes cards to use in the classroom and a presentation for online lessons.
How to play: shuffle the cards, players take turns answering questions. If the player gives a detailed response, s/he gets a point, if says Yes/No, s/he loses it and the card goes to the bottom of the deck.
There are PDF and PPT files in the bundle. Grab them in the comments FOR FREE. | 799 |
| 13 |  Only two days HOT SALE for all our DOBBLE GAMES! Save 20% and enjoy your summer lessons!
Dobble is a fast and fun game, indispensable for learning or reviewing vocabulary:
- excellent entertainment for summer camps;
- develops visual perception, attentiveness, and reaction;
- can be played in different languages.
All our Dobble Games here: VK or TPT | 769 |
| 14 |  Continue to train different types of questions, this time in a city park.
Get it in the comments for free.
+ more about Questions:
- ◂Special questions▸ 6in1 PDF: VK or TPT
- ◂Special Questions▸ 6in1 PowerPoint Presentation: VK or TPT
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| 15 |  +1A simple and engaging summer game "Name 3".
Just a few cards will help get the children involved, activate their basic knowledge on various topics or quickly refresh the vocabulary. It can also be a great warm-up or cool-down activity.
The first to call 3 necessary words, gets the card. The player with the most cards wins the game.
Grab it for free in the comments.
More games:
- Name X (PPt): VK or TPT
- Name 5 (PDF): VK or TPT | 1 202 |
| 16 |  +1Summer is the best time for a family camping trip! And to make the process of learning useful words on the topic easier and more exciting, check out our game called Camping Taboo and its variations.
The rules and the game for free in the comments.
More games and activities are in the pack. | 939 |
| 17 |  +2Turning summer vocabulary practice into an exciting adventure! Here are a few ideas on how to use the "Collect the Summer Words” worksheets in a summer camp or during your lessons:
1. "Pack Your Suitcase" Team Quest
Divide the children into teams and give each team one worksheet.
The goal: Be the fastest to "collect" the words and label the pictures correctly.
Bonus point: Earn an extra point for each Present Simple sentence made with the word. For example: "I always wear sunglasses in summer" or "She builds a sandcastle on the beach."
2. "Physical Spelling" Game
If you are teaching outdoors, turn the paper worksheets into an active game. Write down word parts (from the yellow circles) on separate sheets of paper and scatter them around the area. Show the kids a picture (e.g., a crab). The children must run to the correct syllables ("cr" and "ab"), bring them to the teacher, and shout out the complete word: "Crab!"
Get it in the comments for free. | 1 135 |
| 18 |  +8What time is it? Just 5 minutes to summer! That means it's time to think about adventures.
We've gathered some great travel templates for you (the file in the comments), with which students can plan a short weekend trip out of town or a longer one to another city or country.
You can plan a group trip or a personal one, and even imagine that the students have their own travel agency and offer ready-made trips to future clients. | 1 119 |
| 19 |  +2Summer Taboo Game
A cool game for developing speaking skills, which will be a useful entertainment in a summer language camp or in a lesson dedicated to “Summer”.
Look for several game options and detailed rules in the file.
+ more Summer Games (PDF and PPT): VK or TPT | 981 |
| 20 |  The final lessons are just around the corner.
Check out this idea on how to use "End of the Year Bingo" as a fun "Predictive Bingo" activity.
Before starting the survey, ask your students to randomly write the names of their classmates in each cell — someone they think fits that specific description. Then, they go around the room to test their ideas by asking those specific classmates targeted questions. If their guess is right and the person confirms the fact, they circle the cell. The winner is the one whose intuition proved strongest with the most matches. Or you can use it like an ordinary bingo.
The file in the comments. | 1 011 |
