A1 Beginner’s English booklet studying use of subject pronouns, the verb “be”, question forms, have/have got and adjectives. It includes an end of unit quiz. The booklet is part of my Bright Connections Educational Services collection.

Our Study Planner Plan your lesson goals with your students and have them create their own goals and objectives for their learning journey. Useful for all students but especially SEN.

Spanish Study Planner Keep your students focused with what they want to achieve with this fun planner. Have the kids write what their objectives are and how they want to get to the end goal. Use with all ages.

Prepositions of Time Triangle A helpful triangle that explains the use of prepositions of time: IN AT and ON Also explains the differences between exceptions for parts of the day and holidays. Brightly coloured and easy to read.

Map of Europe activity Label the map in English. All the countries are numbered. Students can Google the names of countries if they aren’t sure. Solo activity or they can do it in pairs.

Printable template for spelling practise including word list. Write a word 5 times in one box Reinforces memory through repetition Use for any age Useful for students with learning difficulty - easy to read You can open this PDF in Google docs and edit the word list if you wish.

Student’s weekly English study planner. Includes: Days Activities to be completed Suggestions Signed-for in each day by student and parent/teacher This planner will help you to manage your student/child’s progress and help them to see how well they are working.

Master copy of an IEP plan. Editable and concise (unlike others) Really easy for your staff to follow and edit. Includes space for subjects, homeroom teacher, diagnoses (if any) and disclaimer. Organise your plan for each student with difficulty-process-outcome. You can open this PDF in google docs.

We love pirates and who doesn’t enjoy a game of battleships? Place your pirates and ships on the board and then create phrases from the co-ordinates to sink your opponent. This works well for A2 and B1 students. Kids, teens and adults.

Welcome to the White Rabbit Cafe! Get your students practising their every day English skills in the cafe. Have them alternate between customer and waiter and order what they want from the menu. Kids generally enjoy these kinds of activities, especially when thinking about food and drink! This is a good way for you to help with pronunciation and confidence building.

I believe one of the best ways to learn English (or any language for that matter!) is to sing. This “karaoke” style activity for kids (and adults…) is great for listening skills. Figure out the missing words in the lyrics and then sing along at the end.

A speaking activity with a vocabulary building focus. Talking about jobs that no longer exist and whether or not the kids would be able to do it. Asking opinions, getting them to really think in English and react to them. 2 pages.

Students worksheet to learn about prepositions of time using in- at - on. Easy explanations and then on the second sheet there is an activity to do. you can use this as part of a speaking activity to reinforce the language.

A fun worksheet to help students to learn about comparatives and superlatives. Show them how to recognise the forms and then complete the activities. There is an answer sheet included.