This is a double-sided A4 worksheet for reviewing a lesson. It prompts the student to identify the topics studied and the activities undertaken and to consider how competent they are at these topics. The student is also asked to evaluate the teacher and their own contribution to the lesson. It’s great preparation for writing a summary or review and for class discussions, conversation practice, and presentations. U.S. and U.K. English versions are included. This worksheet is part of the complete 28-Worksheet Writing Prompt Pack This download is a zip file containing printable pdfs. You will need a zip extraction program, a pdf reader, and a printer.

A selection of grammar posters showing how to ask questions sentences in the present simple tense, past simple tense, future simple tense, and using modal verbs. The pack contains posters for: Asking questions using most verbs in the simple present and tenses. A simplified version of poster 1 showing only the present tense. A simplified version of poster 1 showing only the past tense. Asking questions using ‘to be’ in the simple present and tenses – Version 1. Asking questions using ‘to be’ in the simple present and tenses – Version 2. A simplified version of poster 4 showing only the present tense. A simplified version of poster 4 showing only the past tense. Asking questions using modal verbs / the future simple tense. All posters are provided in three great color schemes and both A3 and A4 versions. *This download is a .zip file containing .pdf files of the posters. You will need a zip extraction program and a .pdf reader to use this product.

This pack contains posters and cards demonstrating correct sentence structure for the different types of conditional sentences. There are 3 posters/card types - positive statements (pink), negative statements (blue), and questions (red). They are great for wall displays, flashcard activities, playing grammar games, or handing out to students as reference material. There are four pdf files: A3 posters - one to a page A4 posters - one to a page Flashcards / playing cards - four to a page Flashcards / playing cards - eight to a page All the options are in colour, but they print well in greyscale too. Suitable for both U.S. English and U.K. English classrooms. Included: Zero Conditional - Positive Statements Zero Conditional - Negative Statements Zero Conditional - Asking Questions First Conditional - Positive Statements First Conditional - Negative Statements First Conditional - Asking Questions Second Conditional - Positive Statements - Most Verbs Second Conditional - Negative Statements - Most Verbs Second Conditional - Asking Questions - Most Verbs Second Conditional - Positive Statements - To Be Second Conditional - Negative Statements - To Be Second Conditional - Asking Questions - To Be Third Conditional - Positive Statements Third Conditional - Negative Statements Third Conditional - Asking Questions This is part of the complete pack of 93 English Sentence Grammar Poster & Cards. This download is a zip file including pdfs. You will need zip extraction software, a pdf reader, and a printer to use it.

This pack of 64 conversation prompt cards and supporting activities was my go-to resource when teaching English as a Foreign Language. They’re awesome for milling activities, providing scaffolding, and building speaking confidence. Not only do they make a great warmer for English, EAL, and ESL classes, but they can also be used to improve follow-up question skills and develop relationships between students and teachers. They’re also great for a warmer in any English-speaking classroom. The cards feature starter questions, statements, and actions, and are split into eight, color-coded categories. Each category has ‘easier’ prompts (silver star cards) and ‘more difficult’ prompts (gold star cards). Step-by-step instructions for 5 main activities and 1 extension activity are also provided. *** These are all different cards than in the 200-card Conversation Card Pack. *** The cards are provided in .pdf format inside a zip file. You will need a .pdf reader and a zip program to use this product.

This pack contains posters and cards demonstrating correct sentence structure for the different types of present tense sentences. There are 3 posters/card types - positive statements (pink), negative statements (blue), and questions (red). They are great for wall displays, flashcard activities, playing grammar games, or handing out to students as reference material. To accomodate both teachers who use the term ‘Continuous’ and those who use ‘Progressive’, there are separate versions of each poster for each term. There are also posters showing how to use “Aren’t I…” (rather than “Am I not…”) to form questions. There are four pdf files: A3 posters - one to a page A4 posters - one to a page Flashcards / playing cards - four to a page Flashcards / playing cards - eight to a page All the options are in colour, but they print well in greyscale too. Suitable for both U.S. English and U.K. English classrooms. Included: Present - Simple - Positive Statements - Most Verbs Present - Simple - Negative Statements - Most Verbs Present - Simple - Asking Questions - Most Verbs Present - Simple - Positive Statements - To Be Present - Simple - Negative Statements - To Be Present - Simple - Asking Questions - To Be Present - Perfect - Positive Statements Present - Perfect - Negative Statements Present - Perfect - Asking Questions Present - Continuous - Positive Statements Present - Continuous - Negative Statements Present - Continuous - Asking Questions Present - Perfect Continuous - Positive Statements Present - Perfect Continuous - Negative Statements Present - Perfect Continuous - Asking Questions Present - Progressive - Positive Statements Present - Progressive - Negative Statements Present - Progressive - Asking Questions Present - Perfect Progressive - Positive Statements Present - Perfect Progressive - Negative Statements Present - Perfect Progressive - Asking Questions Present - Simple - Asking Questions - To Be - using “Aren’t I” Present - Continuous - Asking Questions - Using “Aren’t I” Present - Progressive - Asking Questions - Using “Aren’t I” This is part of the complete pack of 93 English Sentence Grammar Poster & Cards. This download is a zip file including pdfs. You will need zip extraction software, a pdf reader, and a printer to use it.

This pack contains 3 quizzes about Day of the Dead, Halloween, and Mexico and an interactive PowerPoint quiz, which uses all of the questions from the three quizzes. Each quiz features: A student question sheet A set of answer cards that can be placed around the classroom A set of double-sided question and answer cards The interactive PowerPoint quiz is based around the ‘bomb quiz’ idea in which teams answer questions then pick a random prize (e.g. +1 point, -1 point, lose all your points). The PowerPoint manages the team names, questions and answers, prize selection and scoring - just load the PP and play! An answer sheet for all questions is included. Both U.K. and U.S. English versions of all printables are included. This download is a zip file including PowerPoint Presentations and PDFs. You will need zip extraction software, PowerPoint, a PDF reader, and a printer to use it fully. To make full use of the interactive PowerPoint quiz, you will need to enable VBA and Active-X within PowerPoint. A guide on how to do this is included. This is part of the full Day of the Dead Activity Pack.

This pack contains posters and cards demonstrating correct sentence structure for the different types of simple tense sentences. There are 3 posters/card types - positive statements (pink), negative statements (blue), and questions (red). They are great for wall displays, flashcard activities, playing grammar games, or handing out to students as reference material. There are also posters showing how to use “Aren’t I…” (rather than “Am I not…”) to form questions and two different versions of posters showing both present and past simple together. There are four pdf files: A3 posters - one to a page A4 posters - one to a page Flashcards / playing cards - four to a page Flashcards / playing cards - eight to a page All the options are in colour, but they print well in greyscale too. Suitable for both U.S. English and U.K. English classrooms. Included: Present - Simple - Positive/ Statements & Questions (3 Posters) - Most Verbs Present - Simple - Positive/ Statements & Questions (3 Posters) - To Be Past - Simple - Positive/ Statements & Questions (3 Posters) - Most Verbs Past - Simple - Positive/ Statements & Questions (3 Posters) - To Be Present and Past - Simple - Positive/ Statements & Questions (3 Posters) - Most Verbs Present and Past - Simple - Positive/ Statements & Questions (3 Posters) - To Be - Version 1 Present and Past - Simple - Positive/ Statements & Questions (3 Posters) - To Be - Version 2 Future - Simple - Positive/ Statements & Questions (3 Posters) - Future Simple Tense & Modal Verbs Future - To Be Going To - Positive/ Statements & Questions (3 Posters) Present - Simple - Asking Questions - To Be - using “Aren’t I” Present and Past - Simple - Asking Questions - To Be using “Aren’t I” and “Weren’t I” - Version 1 Present and Past - Simple - Asking Questions - To Be using “Aren’t I” and “Weren’t I” - Version 2 Future - To Be Going To (Future) - Asking Questions - Using “Aren’t I” This is part of the complete pack of 93 English Sentence Grammar Poster & Cards. This download is a zip file including pdfs. You will need zip extraction software, a pdf reader, and a printer to use it.

This pack contains posters and cards demonstrating correct sentence structure for the different types of past tense sentences. There are 3 posters/card types - positive statements (pink), negative statements (blue), and questions (red). They are great for wall displays, flashcard activities, playing grammar games, or handing out to students as reference material. To accomodate both teachers who use the term ‘Continuous’ and those who use ‘Progressive’, there are separate versions of each poster for each term. There are four pdf files: A3 posters - one to a page A4 posters - one to a page Flashcards / playing cards - four to a page Flashcards / playing cards - eight to a page All the options are in colour, but they print well in greyscale too. Suitable for both U.S. English and U.K. English classrooms. Included: Past - Simple - Positive Statements - Most Verbs Past - Simple - Negative Statements - Most Verbs Past - Simple - Asking Questions - Most Verbs Past - Simple - Positive Statements - To Be Past - Simple - Negative Statements - To Be Past - Simple - Asking Questions - To Be Past - Perfect - Positive Statements Past - Perfect - Negative Statements Past - Perfect - Asking Questions Past - Continuous - Positive Statements Past - Continuous - Negative Statements Past - Continuous - Asking Questions Past - Perfect Continuous - Positive Statements Past - Perfect Continuous - Negative Statements Past - Perfect Continuous - Asking Questions Past - Progressive - Positive Statements Past - Progressive - Negative Statements Past - Progressive - Asking Questions Past - Perfect Progressive - Positive Statements Past - Perfect Progressive - Negative Statements Past - Perfect Progressive - Asking Questions This is part of the complete pack of 93 English Sentence Grammar Poster & Cards. This download is a zip file including pdfs. You will need zip extraction software, a pdf reader, and a printer to use it.

This is a 56-page pack of English worksheets, spelling lists, and double-sided color flashcards for the Common Exception Words recommended in the Key Stage 1, Year 2 English curriculum. It’s also suitable for U.S. grades 1-3 and other language learners. The worksheet pack contains a variety of progressively-more-difficult activities, two spelling lists, and an answer key. They allow you to target particular skills for individual students and provide differentiated learning opportunities. Page 1 - tracing, copying, coloring, and sound identification. Page 2 - word unscramble, rhyme words, and picture/ word matching. Page 3 - find the correct spellings, gap-fill, and sentence writing. Page 4 - revising example words and similar sounding words, story/ poem writing. Page 5 - identifying the pictures (without the words being listed). Page 6 - identifying the pictures (with the words listed). Page 7 - matching the words and International Phonetic Alphabet spellings to the pictures. Page 8 - spelling list. Page 9 - spelling list with IPA spellings. An answer key. The flashcards are provided in two formats: 2-to-a-page (double-sided) and 6-to-a-page (double-sided). Each format consists of one front card (a large image) and ten options for the rear card. The rear flashcards are different combinations of: an image the spelling the word written in lower case, upper case, cursive, and pre-cursive the I.P.A. spelling a ‘sounds like’ spelling the spelling rule it is an example of U.S. and U.K. English versions are included. This product is part of the 660+ page Key Stage 1, Year 2 Spelling and Phonics Pack, which contains material for 30 different spelling rules. This product is a zip file containing pdfs. You will need zip extraction software, a pdf reader, and a printer.

This pack contains posters and cards demonstrating correct sentence structure for the different types of future tense sentences. There are 3 posters/card types - positive statements (pink), negative statements (blue), and questions (red). They are great for wall displays, flashcard activities, playing grammar games, or handing out to students as reference material. To accomodate both teachers who use the term ‘Continuous’ and those who use ‘Progressive’, there are separate versions of each poster for each. There is also a poster showing how to use “Aren’t I…” (rather than “Am I not…”) to form questions with “To Be Going To”. There are four pdf files: A3 posters - one to a page A4 posters - one to a page Flashcards / playing cards - four to a page Flashcards / playing cards - eight to a page All the options are in colour, but they print well in greyscale too. Suitable for both U.S. English and U.K. English classrooms. Included: Future - Simple + Modal Verbs - Positive Statements Future - Simple + Modal Verbs - Negative Statements Future - Simple + Modal Verbs - Asking Questions Future - To Be Going To - Positive Statements - To Be Going To (Future) Future - To Be Going To - Negative Statements - To Be Going To (Future) Future - To Be Going To - Asking Questions - To Be Going To (Future) Future - Perfect - Positive Statements Future - Perfect - Negative Statements Future - Perfect - Asking Questions Future - Continuous - Positive Statements Future - Continuous - Negative Statements Future - Continuous - Asking Questions Future - Perfect Continuous - Positive Statements Future - Perfect Continuous - Negative Statements Future - Perfect Continuous - Asking Questions Future - Progressive - Positive Statements Future - Progressive - Negative Statements Future - Progressive - Asking Questions Future - Perfect Progressive - Positive Statements Future - Perfect Progressive - Negative Statements Future - Perfect Progressive - Asking Questions Future - To Be Going To (Future) - Asking Questions - Using “Aren’t I” This is part of the complete pack of 93 English Sentence Grammar Poster & Cards. This download is a zip file including pdfs. You will need zip extraction software, a pdf reader, and a printer to use it.

This is a 29-page pack of English worksheets, spelling lists, and double-sided color flashcards for the Homophones as in be and bee spelling rule and the associated words recommended in the Key Stage 1, Year 2 English curriculum. It’s also suitable for U.S. grades 1-3 and other language learners. The worksheet pack contains a variety of progressively-more-difficult activities, two spelling lists, and an answer key. They allow you to target particular skills for individual students and provide differentiated learning opportunities. Page 1 - tracing, copying, coloring, and sound identification. Page 2 - word unscramble, rhyme words, and picture/ word matching. Page 3 - find the correct spellings, gap-fill, and sentence writing. Page 4 - revising example words and similar sounding words, story/ poem writing. Page 5 - identifying the pictures (without the words being listed). Page 6 - identifying the pictures (with the words listed). Page 7 - matching the words and International Phonetic Alphabet spellings to the pictures. Page 8 - spelling list. Page 9 - spelling list with IPA spellings. An answer key. The flashcards are provided in two formats: 2-to-a-page (double-sided) and 6-to-a-page (double-sided). Each format consists of one front card (a large image) and ten options for the rear card. The rear flashcards are different combinations of: an image the spelling the word written in lower case, upper case, cursive, and pre-cursive the I.P.A. spelling a ‘sounds like’ spelling the spelling rule it is an example of U.S. and U.K. English versions are included. This product is part of the 660+ page Key Stage 1, Year 2 Spelling and Phonics Pack, which contains material for 30 different spelling rules. This product is a zip file containing pdfs. You will need zip extraction software, a pdf reader, and a printer.

This is a pack of 59 four-sided spelling worksheets (236 pages total) for all of the sounds required in the Key Stage 1, Year 1 National Curriculum for English. Each set of worksheets contains 17 activities, which increase in difficulty as the student works through the set. This also allows you to target particular skills for individual students and provide differentiated learning opportunities . Each set consists of: Page 1 - Tracing, copying, coloring, and word identification. Page 2 - Word unscramble, rhyme words, and picture/word matching. Page 3 - Find the correct spellings, gap-fill, and sentence writing. Page 4 - Revise example words and similar sounding sounds and story/ poem writing. A full answer key and both U.K. and U.S. spelling versions are provided. This product is a zip file containing pdfs. You will need zip extraction software, a pdf reader, and a printer. This pack accompanies (but doesn’t require!) the KS1 Year 1 English Flashcard Pack. Sounds included: ck as in back, zz as in buzz, ss as in miss, ff as in off, ll as in well, nk as in bank, tch as in catch, ve as in give, es as in catches, s as in cats, er as in jumper, ed as in jumped, ed as in hunted, ed as in buzzed, ing as in buzzing, er as in grander, est as in quickest, ai as in paid, oi as in coin, ay as in play, oy as in boy, a_e as in came, e_e as in these, i_e as in five, o_e as in woke, u_e as in June, ar as in car, ee as in tree, ea as in sea, ea as in head, er as in her, er as in sister, ir as in bird, ur as in turn, oo as in food, oo as in book, oa as in boat, oe as in toe, ou as in out, ow as in now, ow as in show, ue as in blue, ew as in few, ie as in pie, ie as in field, igh as in high, or as in for, ore as in more, aw as in saw, au as in dinosaur, air as in hair, ear as in hear, ear as in bear, are as in bare, y as in party, ph as in dolphin, wh as in when, k as in kit, un as in undo And finally… if you like it, please rate it!

In this series of lessons for English language learners, students roleplay as interviewers and pop stars. Supported by worksheets and role cards, the students perform and record the interview speaking activity. This is followed by a collaborative writing task, peer-supported proof-reading, and a final performance. The main activity is supplemented by three grammar review sessions, focusing on subject-verb agreement, possessive adjectives, and consistent tense use. Suggested extension/ homework activities are also provided. This series of lessons was very successful every time I taught it to ESL / EAL learners. Each segment of the main activity builds upon what has gone before. Vocabulary research and practice precede the role-play, and targetted grammar practice prepares the students for the writing task. The proof-reading and further role-play practice lead into the final presentation. The grammar review sessions feature detailed grammar presentations, group and individual practice activities, and grammar games. I designed a lot of interdependence into the activities and the students collaborated really well and had a lot of fun. All lessons are supported by high-quality, detailed PowerPoints and a step-by-step teacher guide/ lesson plan. Multiple versions of PowerPoints are provided to ensure compatibility with PowerPoint 97 to 2016. PDF alternatives are also included. This pack should cover about 5 lessons (before the extension activities) depending on the speed and English ability of your students. *** The download is in zip format. The .zip contains .pdfs and PowerPoints. You will need a zip extraction program, a .pdf reader, and Microsoft PowerPoint to use this product.

This awesome pack contains double-sided colour flashcards for the 290 words recommended in the National Curriculum English Programmes of Study for the first year of KS1 English. The cards are categorised by the specific spelling target, such as a particular vowel digraph or trigraph. The front of each card is a high-quality image representing the word. There are 5 variations for the rear side: a card with the word in lower-case. a card the word in lower-case, upper-case, pre-cursive, and cursive. a card showing the word, a ‘sounds like’ spelling, the International Phonetic Alphabet spelling, a selection of rhyming words, and the image. a card as per 3) but without an image a card showing the image and the word in lower-case. The cards are provided in two different formats: 2 cards per page 6 cards per page Both black and grey text versions of the pdfs are included. This download is a zip file including pdfs. You will need zip extraction software, a pdf reader, and a printer to use it.