How to use Adverbs of Degree? Students can practice the adverbs of degree through sentences.

Exercises to practice can and Can, Can’t, Could, or Couldn’t.

Using and practicing the difference between comparative and superlative adjectives. I hope you enjoy and welcome your feedback! :)

Using and practicing the difference between comparative and superlative adjectives. I hope you enjoy and welcome your feedback! :)

Students have to transform the adjectives into adverbs and complete the sentences. I hope you find it useful)

Flags of this world with 8 0 flags. Each student can have one or more cards. The student reads the question on their card - for example Who Has the Flag of Spain?. Other students look at their cards and the student that has the flag of Spain says I have Spain or I have the flag of Spain . The student then looks at the question on their card and reads it and the game continues. Learn some of the flags of this world with this fun to play I Have, Who Has Flags Game!

Flags of this world with 8 0 flags. Each student can have one or more cards. The student reads the question on their card - for example “Who Has the Flag of Spain?”. Other students look at their cards and the student that has the flag of Spain says “I have Spain” or “I have the flag of Spain”. The student then looks at the question on their card and reads it and the game continues. Learn some of the flags of this world with this fun to play I Have, Who Has Flags Game!

End of the Year Awards. 2 0 Student Awards for the end of the year!

This worksheet is about the use of should & shouldn’t. It includes several exercises on their use. I hope you like it. Welcome your feedback! :)

Exercises to practice can and Can, Can’t, Could, or Couldn’t. I hope you enjoy and welcome your feedback! :)

End of the Year Awards. 2 0 Student Awards for the end of the year!

END OF THE YEAR AWARDS: End your school year by giving your students these 2 0 ready-to-print most likely to awards! All you have to do is print, sign/date, and you are done. These awards are cute, quick, and FAST!

You can practice describing people by looking at the pictures and writing down what they are like!

This handy set of EAL flash cards cover the main vocabulary for this topic with lovely images to illustrate each one. Print and laminate them so your children can keep them on hand, or put them up in your classroom as a prompt for independent writing tasks.

You can practice describing people by looking at the pictures and writing down what they are like!

This handy set of EAL flash cards cover the main vocabulary for this topic with lovely images to illustrate each one. Print and laminate them so your children can keep them on hand, or put them up in your classroom as a prompt for independent writing tasks.

This worksheet is about the use of should & shouldn’t. It includes several exercises on their use. I hope you like it. Welcome your feedback! :)

This worksheet is about traditions and customs, religion, activity on Ramadan

Twenty-seven sentences for practicing the use of Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple, Present Perfect.Thank you!!!

This game features 2 6 alphabet cards. Practice letters with this fun I Have, Who Has Alphabet Game. How to play? Distribute cards to students - they can have one or more cards. Pick a student to start the game (or keep one card for yourself and you start the game). The first player looks at the question part of the game (the big letter) and asks Who has the word that starts with reads letter . For example they would ask Who has the word that starts with letter K?. The student who has the image of key answers I have key and continues the game by reading their letter and asking the question.