🏢 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.
Your students can also visit the amazing town and go up and down in Silent “E”-levators: VK or TPT
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.
Your students can also visit the amazing town and go up and down in Silent “E”-levators: VK or TPT
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Revise Ordinal Numbers using an exciting activity. Options:
> Board Game
Players take turns rolling a die or flipping a coin (heads - 1, tails - 2) and call the ordinal numbers according to the number on the square or make up simple sentences: Panda is the second. Unicorn is the sixth. Lion is the twelfth, etc.
> Worksheet
Students individually recall the spelling of tricky ordinal numbers and then check in pairs.
> Questions and Answers
Write ordinal numbers on small pieces of paper and shuffle them. Divide the children into pairs. Players take turns picking up slips and must make a question with the indicated ordinal number. For example: the fifth - Who goes the fifth before the monkey? The partner answers - Panda is the fifth. Or Who goes the fifth after the unicorn? Crocodile is the fifth etc.
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> Board Game
Players take turns rolling a die or flipping a coin (heads - 1, tails - 2) and call the ordinal numbers according to the number on the square or make up simple sentences: Panda is the second. Unicorn is the sixth. Lion is the twelfth, etc.
> Worksheet
Students individually recall the spelling of tricky ordinal numbers and then check in pairs.
> Questions and Answers
Write ordinal numbers on small pieces of paper and shuffle them. Divide the children into pairs. Players take turns picking up slips and must make a question with the indicated ordinal number. For example: the fifth - Who goes the fifth before the monkey? The partner answers - Panda is the fifth. Or Who goes the fifth after the unicorn? Crocodile is the fifth etc.
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More about Ordinal Numbers: VK or TPT
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🍔Food Idioms - a delicious set for teaching teens and adults!
📦 The set includes cards (with idioms signed, unsigned, with idioms and examples, with their definitions), a die and a poster.
How to use read in the file.
🍔Food Idioms - a delicious set for teaching teens and adults!
📦 The set includes cards (with idioms signed, unsigned, with idioms and examples, with their definitions), a die and a poster.
How to use read in the file.
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🍩 Free Tasty Donuts
💪 We practice not only the spelling of plural nouns and the 3rd person singular of verbs in Present Simple, but also their pronunciation with the help of sweet mouth-watering Ending Donuts!
All you need to do to eat the pastries is to find and circle the appropriate words.
In addition, the file includes donuts without "toppings". Students must write at least 5 words that match the specified endings. They can do this for speed completing the task in teams.
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💪 We practice not only the spelling of plural nouns and the 3rd person singular of verbs in Present Simple, but also their pronunciation with the help of sweet mouth-watering Ending Donuts!
All you need to do to eat the pastries is to find and circle the appropriate words.
In addition, the file includes donuts without "toppings". Students must write at least 5 words that match the specified endings. They can do this for speed completing the task in teams.
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The bright interactive PowerPoint presentation is ideal for the development of speaking and reading skills, as well as for practicing the basic verbs: be, have got, can, like.
Includes 4 types of slides:
- Speaking and Create your character to develop speaking skills.
- Reading comprehension for the development of both reading skills and comprehension.
- Pictionary for practicing and revising the following topics: countries, possessions (pets, toys, clothes), food and skills.
It will make your lessons engaging and effective, as well as significantly reduce the preparation time. The presentation is designed for preschoolers and elementary school students, suitable for group, pair and individual classes both online and offline.
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Includes 4 types of slides:
- Speaking and Create your character to develop speaking skills.
- Reading comprehension for the development of both reading skills and comprehension.
- Pictionary for practicing and revising the following topics: countries, possessions (pets, toys, clothes), food and skills.
It will make your lessons engaging and effective, as well as significantly reduce the preparation time. The presentation is designed for preschoolers and elementary school students, suitable for group, pair and individual classes both online and offline.
Get it here: VK or TPT
+ PDF version: VK or TPT
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🐰 A huge Easter poster to colour, come up with names for rabbits, organize an Easter hunt – “Guess, which one?” according to various parameters such as colour, eye size, mood, glasses, bows, stars on the ears, etc.
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Help the little frog to get to his mother.
💪 Work out the word order in sentences (+-?) in different tenses: Present Simple, Present Continuous or Past Simple.
The students take turns choosing the leaves for jumping, make up sentences and lead the baby to his mother, the most important thing is to make the sentences correctly.
The competition option.
Give the children chips of different colours (you can easily make them out of coloured paper). The task of the players is to reach the other end of the lake faster than the opponent.
There are 2 conditions:
1. The players can’t step on the same leaf twice;
2. If a player makes a mistake, they can’t put the chip on the leaf.
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💪 Work out the word order in sentences (+-?) in different tenses: Present Simple, Present Continuous or Past Simple.
The students take turns choosing the leaves for jumping, make up sentences and lead the baby to his mother, the most important thing is to make the sentences correctly.
The competition option.
Give the children chips of different colours (you can easily make them out of coloured paper). The task of the players is to reach the other end of the lake faster than the opponent.
There are 2 conditions:
1. The players can’t step on the same leaf twice;
2. If a player makes a mistake, they can’t put the chip on the leaf.
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+ more about the word order in sentences: VK or TPT.
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It's great that we're all different!
There is a cool activity for practicing degrees of comparison, as well as a very useful phrase for expressing similarity (not) as ... as.
Looking at the picture, the students need to fill in the gaps with the differences of the characters using a comparative or superlative degree, as well as find what they are similar in.
After completing the task, in order to further consolidation, invite the children to tell each other about themselves in pairs, noting the similarities and differences with the characters from the task and using the key grammar.
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There is a cool activity for practicing degrees of comparison, as well as a very useful phrase for expressing similarity (not) as ... as.
Looking at the picture, the students need to fill in the gaps with the differences of the characters using a comparative or superlative degree, as well as find what they are similar in.
After completing the task, in order to further consolidation, invite the children to tell each other about themselves in pairs, noting the similarities and differences with the characters from the task and using the key grammar.
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Did you know that there are ghost letters in words? They seem to be there, but at the same time they are not. It is necessary to write, but not to pronounce, but then why write? It’s easy to get confused.
And in order to sort it all out, we propose a hunt for insidious ghosts 👻
1. First, read all the necessary word cards all together, working with pronunciation.
2. Give the students the word cards and ghosts.
3. Their task is to find silent letters and catch them by putting the ghosts on the cards in the right places. Some words are just crawling with ghosts, for example, eight or Wednesday (they need more than one ghost).
Thus, the students clearly see that these letters do not disappear anywhere, but they are simply not readable. They can hunt in pairs, teams, or individually.
🛍 You can get it here: VK or TPT
And in order to sort it all out, we propose a hunt for insidious ghosts 👻
1. First, read all the necessary word cards all together, working with pronunciation.
2. Give the students the word cards and ghosts.
3. Their task is to find silent letters and catch them by putting the ghosts on the cards in the right places. Some words are just crawling with ghosts, for example, eight or Wednesday (they need more than one ghost).
Thus, the students clearly see that these letters do not disappear anywhere, but they are simply not readable. They can hunt in pairs, teams, or individually.
🛍 You can get it here: VK or TPT
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