In this creative task, you’ll embark on a storytelling journey. You’ll begin by choosing a theme for your short story and crafting essential story elements, such as a main character and a specific setting. Your challenge is to compose a captivating short story (approximately one page) that keeps the reader engaged by incorporating a variety of sentence patterns. These patterns can range from sentence length to complexity and type (simple, compound, complex). By experimenting with different sentence structures, you’ll create a dynamic narrative that builds tension, excitement, or intrigue. After writing your story, you’ll analyze the sentence patterns you used and explain how they contributed to the overall interest and style of your narrative.

In this interactive task, you’ll have the opportunity to explore a diverse array of research questions generated by your classmates. Each student will post their selected research question in a designated space in the classroom or a digital platform. As you walk around and read these questions, take time to consider each one and jot down any thoughts or questions that come to mind.

In this activity, kids will have the opportunity to celebrate the vibrant colors and beauty of autumn through coloring pages. Autumn, also known as fall, is a season filled with colorful leaves, harvest fruits, and cozy vibes. By engaging in this creative and relaxing activity, children can explore their artistic abilities and embrace the spirit of the season. Benefits: Creativity and Imagination: Coloring allows kids to express their creativity and imagination as they choose colors and bring autumn scenes to life. Fine Motor Skills: Coloring helps improve fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and concentration. Observational Skills: Through coloring autumn scenes, kids can observe and appreciate the various elements and colors associated with the season. Relaxation and Mindfulness: Coloring can be a calming and relaxing activity, promoting mindfulness and a sense of tranquility. Appreciation of Nature: By coloring autumn-themed pages, kids can develop an appreciation for the beauty and changes that occur in nature during this season.

A board game for the youngest learners to practice HAVE GOT, HAS GOT. Pupils have to make correct affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences.

Play this board game to practice There is/ There are learn to say There is or There are on the picture. Especially good when you review food items.

These 100 Fun, summer coloring sheets are perfect for providing students with time to relax, express themselves creatively, and be inspired. Each page contains designs perfect for therapeutic coloring and quotes that inspire happy thoughts of summer. They are great for end of the year and summer fun! Students may display them in their lockers, notebooks, and even take them home to place in their rooms! These coloring pages also make great end of the year student gifts. Simply roll one up, add a colorful ribbon and a few coloring pencils, and give the gift of creativity and inspiration. Coloring helps stimulate the brain and generate mindfulness in students of all ages.

A board game for the youngest learners to practice HAVE GOT, HAS GOT. Pupils have to make correct affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences.

Christmas coloring worksheets. Revision of Christmas words, numbers and colours for your younger students who have just started English and cannot do much. Ask them to colour the page by following the instructions

This is a nice communicative board game. Ask your students to throw a die and answer the questions they get. I hope you’ll enjoy working with it.

Have fun with this board game. Students have to answer some easy questions. Have fun!

This is a nice communicative board game. Ask your students to throw a die and answer the questions they get. I hope you’ll enjoy working with it.

Guess the Christmas word game -somebody reads the words-associations, others guess the secret word. Children read the clues and unscramble the words, then match words and pictures and finally they write the clue number near the correct picture.

Present Simple, Present Continuous .Worksheet to help the students to tell the difference between Present Simple, Present Continuous,

Set of Christmas around the world. This is part 5 from ITALY. Students read the text and answer the questions (reading comprehension)

History of the Chinese New Year, This is a listening and speaking worksheet about the Chinese New Year.

Have fun with this board game. Students have to answer some easy questions. Have fun!

1 2 cards with Christmas tongue-twisters. Hope you will like them. You can print them for your classroom decoration as well as practice phonetics

1 2 cards with Christmas tongue-twisters. Hope you will like them. You can print them for your classroom decoration as well as practice phonetics

Holidays soon, let’s start preparing with Christmas cut-out-boxes

Set of Christmas around the world. This is part 3 from GERMANY. Students read the text and answer the questions (reading comprehension)