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👉 An indispensable bundle for teaching, practicing and revising some-any, (how)much-(how)many-a lot of, a few-a little, and many other quantifiers. 📜 Suitable for individual and group classes in primary school, with teenagers and adults. The level of difficulty can be adjusted depending on the actual knowledge of the students. Playing the games, students will learn how to confidently use quantifiers in different types of sentences, distinguish countable and uncountable nouns and replenish their vocabulary. 📦 CONTENTS: - countable/uncountable nouns + quantifiers cards (29+31+24 pcs.); - board game (A4, A3); - 4 in a row game; - tic-tac-toe game (6 different boards); - dice (9 pcs.); 🛍 Get it here: VK or TPT

💥 FREE BOARD GAME ❓ Answering Special Questions isn't that difficult while playing an engaging game, practicing Present Continuous at the same time, recalling simple actions, and reviewing familiar vocabulary. The rules are simple: 🎲 Divide the players into mini groups of 3-4 people, give each group a game board. Players take turns rolling the dice, taking the corresponding number of steps on the board, reading the questions, finding the answers in the picture, and providing full responses (e.g., What colour is Molly's dress? - Molly's dress is pink.). 🎯 You can play as a usual board game - the first one to reach the finish line wins the game, or the players can play the same game any number of times, answering more questions. Get it here👇. More about Special Questions: VK or TPT

🤔 What’s the job? 👷Cute cards for discussions while teaching "Professions", there can be more than one correct answer. This is a great task for practising phrases to express agreement, disagreement, doubt and argumentation. ✍️ After the discussion, you can ask students to make similar cards in class or at home, and then use them in class. You can grab it here FOR FREE 👇. + more about professions: VK or TPT

📖 Rewrite the story Have you ever heard your students say: "We don't know what to write, we have no ideas." The satiation can be changed with a simple and effective activity that will help to gradually develop imagination and creativity. Just take a small text and change the words! And there is a new story! Gradually, children will learn to write their own texts. The task is suitable for multi-level groups. The weakest students can only replace names, while the stronger ones change everything. How to use: - replace all highlighted words; - change any words they can, without losing the meaning and logic of the story; - rewrite the text on their own behalf, on behalf of their friend, any person or hero, etc. Look for more ideas in the file👇.

Do dinner or make dinner? Make a mistake or do a mistake? It's easy to get confused, isn't it? After all, these two verbs are so similar and there are a huge number of different collocations with them. Therefore, the best way to remember them is to repeat them in an engaging way. To make learning a fascinating process, this set contains various games and tasks that will help students master and practice tricky expressions with DO and MAKE, as well as learn how to use them in speech. It is suitable for individual and group classes with students of different levels. CONTENTS: – flashcards (16 signed + 16 unsigned) – gap cards (32 pcs.) – domino (32 tiles) – taboo cards (32 pcs.) – worksheets (4 pages) – board game – posters – bookmarks 🛍 Grab it here: VK or TPT

📝 FREE RECIPES Well, let's see the composition of your students' favourite dishes: ✅ first, they revise Food & Cooking vocabulary; ✅ then, they tick the necessary products and actions suitable for cooking; ✅ and finally, they make and write down their own recipes. Grab it here for free👇. ➕ More about Food: VK or TPT

🚀 Rocket speaking activity for hot discussions with teenagers or adults on Space Day! 🗣 It's an excellent task for developing extremely useful abilities - giving personal opinion, expressing agreement and disagreement, as well as for working out the appropriate phrases. 📝 Ask the students to name 7-10 items/animals/professions (but do not immediately reveal the intrigue), let them call the first things that come to the mind, and write them on the board. 🧠 Then divide the students into pairs or mini groups and give them a task: each team must choose only 5 words from the list and come up with some arguments to prove to the others that they are the best to take to the spaceship. They'll have to work hard to explain, but the more challenging, the more interesting! When each group presents their lists, the others can ask additional questions and give counter-arguments. 🛍 Grab it FOR FREE here 👇.

Have your students ever flown in a hot air balloon? If not, then there is a great opportunity to do it by filling the second forms of the corresponding regular or irregular verbs from the list and fly to a country called “Past Simple”! After that, students choose any 5 verbs and make sentences with them in the past tense. Get it here for FREE👇. + more about verbs: VK or TPT

🔥 Only today the materials presented in these photo-reviews are sold with 15% discount! 🛍 Choose what you need and follow the links: - Alphabet Ice-cream: VK or TPT - Can 3in1: VK or TPT - London 6in1: VK or TPT - There Is/Are 3in1: VK or TPT - Articles Domino 4in1: VK or TPT - Summer 8in1: VK or TPT - Prepositions Games: VK or TPT - Sight Word Steps: VK or TPT - Contraction Cupcakes: VK or TPT

📢 A cool warm up for ONLINE and offline lessons, which doesn't require any preparation. It includes 120 phrases of various complexity, conditionally divided into 3 levels. Suitable for both children and adults. 📜 Students take turns starting and stopping a deck and coming up with the end of the sentences. To play in pairs or teams during 2-3 minutes they need to: - say or write down in the chat as many correct variants with which it is possible to finish the sentence, as they can; - make the longest sentence; - use as much new vocabulary as possible; - finish as many sentences as possible in 1 minute starting and stopping the deck again and again. 🛍 Grab it here for free👇:

Did you know that there are ghost letters in words? They seem to be there, but at the same time they are not. It is necessary to write, but not to pronounce, but then why write? It’s easy to get confused. And in order to sort it all out, we propose a hunt for insidious ghosts 👻 1. First, read all the necessary word cards all together, working with pronunciation. 2. Give the students the word cards and ghosts. 3. Their task is to find silent letters and catch them by putting the ghosts on the cards in the right places. Some words are just crawling with ghosts, for example, eight or Wednesday (they need more than one ghost). Thus, the students clearly see that these letters do not disappear anywhere, but they are simply not readable. They can hunt in pairs, teams, or individually. 🛍 You can get it here: VK or TPT

It's great that we're all different! There is a cool activity for practicing degrees of comparison, as well as a very useful phrase for expressing similarity (not) as ... as. Looking at the picture, the students need to fill in the gaps with the differences of the characters using a comparative or superlative degree, as well as find what they are similar in. After completing the task, in order to further consolidation, invite the children to tell each other about themselves in pairs, noting the similarities and differences with the characters from the task and using the key grammar. Get it here for free 👇. + more: VK or TPT