Ufff, finally the last winter month of the year is finishing, and this is a great reason to review the previous two and all the next months to enjoy the approach of spring, warmth and sun.

After the students write the months in the correct order, divide them into pairs and ask them to tell each other:

- when is someone's birthday, what holidays do we celebrate in a year (revise the prepositions of time and dates);
- which months is their favourite and why;
- what they can or like to do in an appropriate month of the year (refresh can/can't; hobbies and sports);
- what weather is like in each of the periods.

Invite them to play a guessing game.
Option 1.
One player describes the month (the questions above can serve as hints), the other guesses, then they skip roles.
Option 2.
Repeat the ordinal numbers. One player says: the fourth month after January or the second month before August, the other should remember without looking at the worksheet. Then they skip roles.

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⚡️ An awesome game that will help you quickly review and activate the key vocabulary, or make the end of the lesson interesting.

The game improves communication skills between the students and they will definitely like it! During the game, the children will answer simple questions, talk about fashion, discuss their favourite clothes, share their experience buying clothes online or going to the shopping centres, recall different categories (winter, summer, accessories etc.), as well as argue their choice, thereby activating speaking skills.

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🎙 Brief interviews. This task is suitable for teenagers and adults, for group and individual lessons, as a warm up activity or the revision of different types of questions.

📜 Great for:
- mingling activities: students interview several partners according to their card, and then report to the class. They are free to come up with absolutely any questions (tricky, funny, personal about family, friends etc), but they have to be started with the words in the cards and be grammatically correct;
- fast finishers: make up questions and ask each other or answer them themselves while all th rest finish the main tasks.

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➕ don't forget about our fantastic "Special questions" packs:
- ◂Special questions▸ 6in1 PDF: VK or TPT
- ◂Special questions▸ 6in1 PowerPoint Presentation: VK or TPT

The game is very similar to the classic version of UNO.

But in this form, it is a great tool for practising and consolidating irregular verbs, as well as the structures of three types of sentences (+-?) in Past Simple or Present Perfect tenses. To make a move players must name the 2nd or the 3rd form of the verb (or both) or make up a simple sentence with it (+-?) in an appropriate tense, for example: read/swim/drink or (+) I ate an apple for breakfast yesterday. / (-) She didn't swim in the river last summer. / (?) Did they drink orange juice 2 days ago? etc.

The game is ideal for learning verbs and drilling a certain tense while studying it, and it is also a very useful time-filler or encouragement for good work in the lesson.

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Reading roles badges and worksheets will help you make an unusual reading lesson and diversify the work with any text or story in the book. They are suitable for children, teenagers and adults, and are good for multi-level groups, because they allow you to involve even weak students.

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🔥FREE INTERACTIVE POWERPOINT GAME

Our little red-haired kitten is hiding in different places again and wants the children to certainly find him and play with him, revising the prepositions of the place at the same time.

The prepositions used in the game: on, in, under, next to, in front of, behind, between.

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🏢 Once upon a time in the small provincial town "E", an entire district of 26 skyscrapers was built.

The houses were unique because of their unusual Silent "E"-levators. The residents of new houses, getting to the right floors, had to read a whole bunch of words.

Of course, they went to visit each other and soon the whole town "E" learned to read 234 Silent E words, because in addition to “E”-levators there were such amusements as dominoes, puzzles, board games and other fun stuff.

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