A ready to go speaking competition for English language learners. Describe one of ten pictures, take part in a role play and give a short speech. Divided into 3 rounds. In the first round, up to ten competitors will describe a picture. Judges will choose up to eight competitors to continue to round 2. In round two, competitors will participate in a role play with a partner, based on a given scenario. Judges will choose up to 3 competitors for the final round. In the final round, each competitor will give a talk on the chosen topic. Judges will choose a winner. Use this as a whole school competition (10 competitors) or simply as a class activity.

A bundle based on; -a really cute PPT introducing Either/Neither based on occupations and equipment, using the sentence structures: 'Neither a doctor nor a farmer uses a cash register.', 'A doctor doesn't use a cash register, A farmer doesn't use a cash register, either.' and 'Either a doctor or a nurse can use a stethoscope.' -Two worksheets, one focusing solely on the either/neither sentences, and the other which also practises the actual job vocab and related equipment, as well as touching on too/also.

This is the third in my series of English competitions for English speakers. Public speaking/ English competition to be used in school-wide events or within the class for confidence building. These competition PPTs are elegant looking PPTs guiding the organisers and students through a three round competition. First, ten competitors describe a picture based on the number they choose. 8 competitors go to round two, where they take part in a pair role play based around a real life situation. 3 competitors go to the final round, in which they are given a question to talk about. The format allows students to use a range of speaking skills, pushing them towards fluency and accuracy through practice.

A complete class to introduce and practise body and face vocabulary, with pair work and interaction built in.

A beautifully preseented full class on classroom instructions for Englis language learners using the language structure ‘Please…’ and ‘Please don’t…’. Using Manga style characters to introduce the vocabulary, then a guessing section and a game at the end to practise.

A complete class for English Language learners to learn descriptions of people and animals. Introduces lots of adjectives in the beginning, followed by a chance for students to describe various animals and people. Then there is a writing prompt for students to practise the structure (Eg. There is a tall boy).

A complete class introducing furniture for ESL students. Vocabulary introduced before students do various activities to practise the language.

Design a Superhero – Creative Writing Pack - Character development - Describe a character This 10 page Creative Writing – Design your own Superhero – pack guides students through the creation of their own superhero from start to finish. Pages provide space for students to brainstorm ideas to describe their superhero, name them and think of all the details. They then have space to do a first draft with some editing tips. After that, they’ll think about a plot outline and write a story. Kids with limited ideas can look at the tips pages at the back.

A complete class teaching clothes and a few sentence structures, too. Students label the clothes, fill in sentences, unscramble words, listen to their partners' descriptions and draw. They'll complete a short reading comprehension and then create a little outfit for a manga boy and girl. Tried and tested class - very popular! This is just one unit from the 60 page ESL resource pack from Tigerlearn - for a more comprehensive ESL resource, get that! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/60-page-esl-eal-activity-pack-for-english-teachers-11364056

A focused approach to building vocabulary and literacy for Grade 2 students, one vocabulary list and one genre at a time. Get ready to explore the world of vocabulary with Vocabulary Crunch, perfect for Grade 2 students. Vocabulary Crunch provides engaging texts of curriculum and grade-aligned genres, along with vocabulary lists and reading comprehension questions to help students better understand the texts. With Vocabulary Crunch, students will build their vocabulary and improve their literacy skills. Start your journey with vocabulary crunch today. Texts|Genres Animals and Ecosystems | Information Space Adventure | Script Dinosaurs | Information The future is fun | Poetry Acrostic poem about the future| Poetry How to make a Caesar Cypher| instructions Mansa Musa | Biography How to play dodgeball| Instructions A magical Map| Fiction Why you should study ancient civilizations | Persuasive

Newly Updated - further updates coming soon. This 18 slide presentation breaks down the language surrounding racism with definitions, examples and talking points. Students will learn what the various terms mean, see examples and give their own examples, before seeing examples from the real world, with photographs in the last few slides. This is an excellent resource for opening up conversations about race and racism and get students to really think about the different types of racism and how they potentially are contributors to racism themselves through their choice of language.

A 60 page pack of communicative activities for ESL/EAL/EFL teachers. Print off the relevant lesson and go. Loads of activities with communication built in, scaffolded activities, word recognition activities as well as reading and writing activities. Also links to videos. Topics covered: Introductions Countries and Nationalities Numbers Classroom instructions Parts of the body Colours Classroom objects Clothes Shapes and sizes Actions – Present Continuous Daily routines – present simple Emotions Jobs Animals Family Prepositions of place Food and drink

A carefully created bundle of resources to help primary school children learn jobs and build their vocabulary for communication. 45 jobs (plus synonyms) with 4 resources; Picture dictionary: 6 pictures to a page in 3d animation style Synonyms listed for each word Example sentence for each word Jigsaw activity: Match the job word with a picture, example sentence, synonyms and a riddle. Flashcards - Version 1: All the pictures on one side, and the word on the other side. Flashcards - Version 2: Pictures on one side, the word and the synonyms on the other.

Adjectives packet for English learners An enormous bundle of resources to help primary school children learn adjectives and build their vocabulary for reading and writing. 40 Adjectives (plus synonyms) with 4 resources; Picture dictionary: 6 pictures to a page Words across from their antonym Synonyms listed for each adjective Adjective used in an example sentence Jigsaw activity: Match synonyms to their antonym Add a picture for both Add a sentence Add a riddle Flashcards - Version 1: All the pictures on one side, and the word on the other side. Flashcards - Version 2: Pictures on one side, the word and the synonyms on the other.

A carefully created bundle of resources to help primary school children learn verbs and build their vocabulary for communication. 37 verbs (plus synonyms) with 5 resources; Picture dictionary: 6 attractive 3D animation style pictures to a page Synonyms listed for each verb Past and Past participle forms of verbs also listed Example sentence for each word Jigsaw activity: Connect the word, with tense alternative forms to its synonyms, an example sentence, a picture and a description of the verb. Flashcards - Version 1: All the pictures on one side, and the word on the other side. Flashcards - Version 2: Pictures on one side, the word and the synonyms on the other. Flashcards - Version 3: Pictures on one side, the word and the different tense forms on the other.