"Go swimming" or "do swimming"? Or maybe "play swimming"? It's easy to get confused, isn't it?

😄 But the good news is that we have created a mini set for practicing these tricky expressions, including dominoes, a dice, and 33 flashcards - 33 ideas for diversifying leisure time. In addition, this set will definitely come in handy for discussing the topic "Hobby and free time"😉

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🏬 Bright functional constructor to work out the order of words in different types of sentences and tenses. Suitable for primary school and young teenagers at low levels.

👉🏽 Children, especially in the early stages of learning, often forget about the use of auxiliary verbs, incorrectly make negative sentences or put the words as they are prompted by their native language. Sentence Architect will help them to master this difficult skill.

You can read the detailed rules here.

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🏤 The project "Inside the House" is a perfect way to review and reinforce topics such as "my house," "my family," and to refresh relevant grammar patterns and vocabulary (e.g. "there is/there are," furniture, singular and plural nouns, etc.).

✏️ Students can draw whatever they want and then describe their "dream house," including who lives in each room and what activities take place there. Alternatively, they can describe rooms using a provided picture.

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📟 A modern tool for teaching one of the most important skills of literacy to today's children is spelling. The opportunity to “type” words will make the boring process much more fun! It's perfect for both individual and group lessons.

All you need to do is print and laminate the template for longer use, and it's ready to practice the most complicated words with your kids.

📜 How to use:

- Write the word on the white part of the “screen,” and the child must find, press and pronounce the necessary letters.
You can also use it with young learners by dictating the letters or sounds, and they have to find them on the iPads and paint or write the capital letters right on the small ones or vice versa.

- Arrange a short competition: divide kids into pairs and ask them to rewrite the letters in alphabetical order on the white part of the “screen.” The first team to do it correctly is the winner.

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👨‍⚕️ "More than 30 badges for various role plays and speaking activities in the classroom!"

🤩 "Children enjoy imitating adults, so this little detail will reinforce kids' motivation and make the games and dialogues more vivid, engaging, and interesting 🤠."

✂️ "Cut out the pictures and put them in the plastic badges. You can write down the names of students with a whiteboard marker, then clean with a sponge and use them again! Enjoy!"

🛂 And in honor of the upcoming Cosmonautics Day, we added a badge with an astronaut.

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