Another term is coming to an end and most of you might be having revision lessons. The following ideas will spice up any lesson making it fun, memorable and successful.

#Revisiongame
This PowerPoint template is awesome 🤩! You can play it with any grade and any level.
Prepare a set of questions you want to revise.
Divide the class into teams.
Identify which team starts.
Read the question and set the time limit for thinking.
When the time runs out, listen to the response.
If the answer is correct, let the team choose from the numbers on the board.
Teacher then clicks on the number to reveal what is behind it (one of the boxes has a treasure chest behind).
The team to find the treasure is the winner 🏆

#Revisiongame
Another interesting idea that will put your lessons on fire 🔥 - The Bomb Game.
💣 Put the presentation on the slideshow mode by pressing F5.
💣 Show the intro slide that introduces the the rules.
💣 Divide the class into teams.
Teams take turns to select letters from the alphabet blocks.
💣 After listening to the answer, click on the screen again to see what the team has earned. (It can be points from 1 to 5, a bomb, a super bomb, steal 3 points or change points with another team.)
💣 Click on the "Return" button to get back to the selection board.
P.S. You can replace the questions with your own.
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#Revisiongame
Divide the class into 5 teams and enjoy a car race. The instructions are on the second slide.
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#Revisiongame
You can use this game with your 9th grade students. The questions are based on units 7 and 8 of "Fly High English 9" course book.
Again you can remove the questions and insert your own.
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Short videos with worksheets.

Disney’s Xmas advert, a heart-warming story

#Grade6Unit8lesson5
#Laythetable
I made a PowerPoint version of exercise 2a on page 52.
How to use:
Put the presentation on the slideshow mode by pressing F5.
When students put the sentences in the correct order, have them check it by displaying the exercise on the projector. Click on the picture to reveal the sentence. Click on the sentence box and it will disappear.
You can also have your students read the sentence for some time, tell him/her to remember as much as possible. Then remove the sentence box and ask the student to recall the sentence and say it.