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Let's review ordinal numbers using logic and deduction. Ask the students to imagine that they will have to buy an apartment in this building. But before making a deal, they should study all the details: neighbours (if suddenly they arrange noisy parties), the presence of a balcony and windows so that a flat is light, the floor number (in case the elevator breaks down) and other things. After the students complete the task, ask them to discuss in pairs the apartment on which floor they would choose and why, using ordinal numbers. Grab it here for free👇.

2 evil Grinches are ready to steal your Christmas, becoming a great addition to the festive decor! 📦 There are files for printing on A4 and a whole picture for printing on a banner. Grab it here for free👇

Perhaps it's time to get acquainted with the Christmas characters, their features, skills, habitats, etc., while practicing basic verbs (be, have got, can, like, live) and learning or reviewing the appropriate vocabulary. 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). Great for preschoolers and elementary school students, it is suitable for group, pair and individual classes both online and offline. Get it here: VK or TPT

Let's play “Make a Word” board game and revise word formation, reviewing prefixes and suffixes. Players take turns rolling the dice and moving their counters with one condition - they just need to name a word that begins or ends with what is indicated on the game card (ir - irregular, mis - misunderstanding/ -sion television, -ty society etc.). After use, the card can be returned back to the deck. The cards can be used separately as a warm up activity at the beginning of the lesson. Get it here for free 👇.

🔥Grammar Bowling! 🎳 The goal of the game is to knock down all the pins. To knock down the pin, the player has to complete a task from the ball (depending on the topic): to call and write down the forms of the verb in the pins, the degrees of comparison of the adjective or the plural of the noun. Young learners who are learning to read, just read the words and cross out the pins. If everything is correct, the pin is knocked down. You can come up with any tasks. 🛍 The pack includes the GAMES with the following topics. - reading short vowels - reading long vowels - degrees of comparison - plural nouns - irregular verbs - colourful template - b/w template 💡 More detailed rules and ideas you may find if you DOWNLOAD the file FOR FREE here👇.

Super useful and practical simulator game Daily Life Child is a MUST HAVE for every teacher! 📜 This game will help students learn how to build different types of sentences (-/+/?), master the complicated English Tenses and talk about everyday activities, indicating and telling the time. It can be used for teaching groups and individual learners of different ages. Get it here: Vk or TPT

Roll and Say Adjectives is a cool way to recall a large number of adjectives in a fun way. The game will help students expand their vocabulary and learn how to describe subjects with more details. Squares can be repeated, but the players can't call the same characteristics. For example, if someone has already described a dog as an angry dog, then next time it may be: fluffy, funny, friendly, hungry, crazy, happy etc. Grab it here for free👇.

Let's learn how to use modals of deduction. Option 1. Students working in pairs take cards in turn and tell each other why they would not leave the house without the specified things, practicing may and might (I always take an umbrella because we live in a rainy region and it might rain heavily). Option 2. Guessing game. The player, without naming the object, says what action they would do with this or that thing, and the others try to guess what it is (I never leave home without it because I may be bored and want to listen to something). Option 3. Refresh the imperative mood. The students take turns trying to convince each other not to leave the house without various objects, giving convincing arguments (Don't leave home without the keys. If you forget them, you won't be able to get back). Get it here for free 👇.

👉 These games will help students to remember the following prepositions of place: on, in, under, by, between, behind, in front of, next to and also will teach them to use the prepositions in speech. The students will learn or repeat various interior items too. Focused on preschoolers and primary school students. Can be used for teaching groups and with individual students. 🛍 You can get it here: VK or TPT

A set of vivid Unscramble tasks for revising the spelling of words: fruit and vegetables, animals, clothes, numbers, colours, irregular plurals. As soon as the students complete the task, divide them into pairs so that they can compare their answers, and then invite them to play and consolidate the vocabulary and spelling. 1. One student describes a word: e.g., This animal gives milk. The other guesses and has to spell it: e.g., It's a cow. C-O-W. Then they swap roles. 2. One student spells the word (e.g., t-r-o-u-s-e-r-s), the second one listens to it attentively and should call it - e.g. Get it here for 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