A three-level series where students learn and practise grammar in everyday contexts.
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Cute ideas for your pre-holiday lessons from Language stuff English, cards, games, decor.
Christmas gifts!

Everyone loves gifts, and especially children. Why not take advantage of this on the eve of the upcoming holidays and combine pleasant with the useful?
You will need flashlights (fortunately, every phone has them), as well as gift blanks with surprises sealed inside, as well as blank forms. All this can be used for various games, practicing grammar structures in the classroom, and of course for holiday quests. And to make it more fun, unexpected items will come across. Suitable for both group and individual lessons.
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How to use:
🔹 Work in pairs:
- from a pile of gifts, students choose several boxes for themselves, highlight the contents and tell the partner about their gifts using any suitable structure (e.g. I have got a car / There is a car / It is a car);
- students highlight their gift and describe its contents, and the partner tries to guess.
🔹Young learners:
Students sing the well-known Christmas song What do you want for Christmas? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqFP0NjoGY4), choose a few gifts, replace the words of the song with whatever came across, and come up with their own movements for this;
- learners can draw gifts, seal them and then give them to their parents or each other;
🔹 Quest:
- use blank forms for entering letters, numbers or words in them, from which you will later need to make a key sentence or a secret phone number;
- in one of the blank forms, write the desired code, in order to find it, players will have to review the contents of all boxes;
- number the boxes with the contents, and write letters or numbers inside each. Children look through all the gifts and look for signals in them. The numbering of the boxes will be the answer (word or number).
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These videos from Nadya MerCOOLova YouTube channel will be a cool warm-up for your lessons, and not only ☝️. They will build your students' thinking skills and concentration from the very first moments of the lesson.
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