🎏 Every teacher wants his students to speak English as much as possible in their classes.
The easiest way to start implementing this plan is to actively use simple classroom language and instructions, which your students hear every day during the classes and which will help absolute beginners feel more confident from the first lessons.
The set includes:
✔️The most useful bookmarks.
✔️ Stylish posters.
✔️ Classroom language speech bubbles.
✔️ Bright flashcards.
Learn more and get the pack: VK or TPT
The easiest way to start implementing this plan is to actively use simple classroom language and instructions, which your students hear every day during the classes and which will help absolute beginners feel more confident from the first lessons.
The set includes:
✔️The most useful bookmarks.
✔️ Stylish posters.
✔️ Classroom language speech bubbles.
✔️ Bright flashcards.
Learn more and get the pack: VK or TPT
A fun set for kids who are just getting to know numbers.
With the help of such simple tasks, they develop motor skills, learn to write and count, as well as recognize numbers among others and show creativity by using their favourite colours for colouring.
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With the help of such simple tasks, they develop motor skills, learn to write and count, as well as recognize numbers among others and show creativity by using their favourite colours for colouring.
Get it here.
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This is me activity wheel is an easy way to refresh previously studied vocabulary from different topics, as well as get to know each other better.
Write sample questions on the board:
What is your favourite...?
What do you like/love/hate ...?
Who is your best friend?
What do you want to be?
First the children fill out the information about themselves, then they get up and move freely around the classroom for 5-7 minutes, asking each other questions, trying to find at least 1-2 people with the same answers as they have.
After that, you can divide them into pairs or mini groups so that they can get to know each other better and talk about their new friends with similar interests (working out 3rd person singular).
Take it in the comments for free.
Write sample questions on the board:
What is your favourite...?
What do you like/love/hate ...?
Who is your best friend?
What do you want to be?
First the children fill out the information about themselves, then they get up and move freely around the classroom for 5-7 minutes, asking each other questions, trying to find at least 1-2 people with the same answers as they have.
After that, you can divide them into pairs or mini groups so that they can get to know each other better and talk about their new friends with similar interests (working out 3rd person singular).
Take it in the comments for free.
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Back to School bus activity is a great way to get acquainted, share interesting facts about yourself and get to know others better, revise some vocabulary, refresh the necessary grammar, set new goals and dream a little bit.
You kill several birds with one stone: writing, speaking, listening and craft will help children practise various skills, move around the classroom and cheer up.
P.S. The set includes a b/w version and an editable file in which you can type any information that coincides with the purpose of your lesson, level and interests of your students. So the activity is suitable for both kids and teenagers and even adults.
Grab the files in the comments.
You kill several birds with one stone: writing, speaking, listening and craft will help children practise various skills, move around the classroom and cheer up.
P.S. The set includes a b/w version and an editable file in which you can type any information that coincides with the purpose of your lesson, level and interests of your students. So the activity is suitable for both kids and teenagers and even adults.
Grab the files in the comments.
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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.
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.
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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/
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/
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