Are you planning to watch a cartoon with children/a movie with adults or read a new book? If you don’t have enough time to prepare for the lesson Reading&Watching Prompts and Questions will be a great timesaver for such cases.

These questions will help students express their opinion or share impressions and emotions about the book they’ve read or the film/cartoon they’ve watched and also assess the characters and their actions.

How to use:
The teacher asks the students or they take turns to draw the cards and answer the questions. But you can add a little unpredictability. Use a spinner. The children sit in a circle and spin the arrow. Who the arrow is pointing to, answers the next question. The cards are also perfect for discussions in pairs or mini groups with the feedback after it.

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Summer camp is about making new friends, having fun, and lots of movement. These cards for such purposes will be just right - a good way to warm up, and at the same time learn a couple of new words in English for:

- morning exercises;

- an easy dance with simple movements;

- changing activity.The leader chooses any cards (whichever they like best) and comes up with a mini dance, combining the actions as they like. He/she shows and names the movements, and the others repeat them. So the students move and improve their vocabulary.

In addition, you can use this set for playing “Simon says”.

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◂GoFindIt▸ is a fun outdoor game for summer camps, outdoor lessons, or family vacations.

This game allows children to learn or review adjectives to describe the characteristics and features of various objects, while also helping them develop their attention, imagination, and analytical skills.

How to play:

- GoFindIt First or Who's First? Shuffle all the cards, turn over the top card, and the first person to find an item with the corresponding feature earns a point. They can play in teams or separately.

- GoFindIt Fast or Who's Faster? Shuffle the cards and distribute an equal number of cards to all players. The first person to find items matching each card wins.

- GoFindIt Fantastic Fit or Who is more accurate? Shuffle the cards and distribute 3 cards to all players or teams. The first player or team to find an item that matches all three characteristics wins.

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To make contact, it is important that students learn something interesting about each other or about the teacher.
Bright dice will create a friendly atmosphere, make a good impression the first time. And it will become a great tool to get ADULT students to talk.

Good for groups and individual lessons as well as for speaking clubs. Perfect for the first acquaintance and for heated discussions, because any topic can be supplemented and developed with the help of further questions. Students take turns to roll the dice and answer the questions or ask them to each other in a circle.
If students are shy, you can invite them to answer the questions on behalf of fictional characters.

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Who can guess what that means - Ihavegotablackcat?

We are sure that everyone who works with little kids has faced this problem, and not only in English lessons. Children often write without leaving spaces between words, and the text becomes illegible.

Colourful spacemen and spacewomen will help to avoid such difficulties by simply applying these sticks between words or letters when writing. Children's squiggles will take shape, your young learners will have fun, and as for you, it will be much easier to check what is written.

Print out the spacemen (women) of the appropriate size, stick them on cardboard or laminate to last longer and let your little students write with pleasure!

P.S. give the children such a tool as a present and maybe soon other teachers will notice the changes too.

The file includes the sticks of 14/10/8 mm wide. If you need a different size, just change the settings.

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