This is a memory game about the different kinds of triangles and the definition and the correct name.

This is a small game about 3D-shapes and their names.

In this memory game, students match geometric shapes to their corresponding properties. Each card has either a shape or a description of one of its key features, such as “4 equal sides” or “one pair of parallel sides.” Players take turns flipping two cards, trying to find the correct pair of a shape and its property. This game helps students reinforce their understanding of geometric figures while developing critical thinking and memory skills. It’s a fun and interactive way to review properties of shapes like squares, triangles, trapezoids, and circles!

Add some excitement to your math lessons with our engaging Multiplication Bingo Cards! Perfect for students to practice and reinforce their multiplication skills in a fun and interactive way.

Welcome to Fraction Operations Bingo! This activity is designed to help students practice their fraction skills in a fun and interactive way. The bingo cards feature various simple fraction operations, and the goal is to correctly identify and mark the results.

This is a small game to practice the area formulas.

Each player gets a gameboard. Cut out the game pieces below. Select a shape. Place a clipboard between you and your partner. Ask questions to identify your opponent’s shape. Through a process of elimination, cover the shapes with counters until you have guessed your opponent’s shape.

This is a short worksheet about going to the zoo. For ESL students. They learn the different type of animals. They learn about adjectives and expressing themselves about visiting a zoo.

This is a worksheet for ESL students about family.

This is a short worksheet about the book ‘Diary of a wimpy kid - old school’.

This is a poster about the present simple.

This is a poster about the present simple third person singular.

This is a poster about ‘to be’. You can find the affirmative and negative form of the verb on it. There are also example on how to form an inversion question and a question word question.

This is a poster about the pronouns. personal pronouns: subject and object possessive adjectives possessive pronouns reflexive pronouns demonstrative pronouns interrogative pronouns relative pronouns. Each type has an example.

This is a little game. Students work in pairs. Each group gets a bag with these cards in it. One student takes a card and asks the other student the question. They have to reply. They have to use ‘have you ever…’ to ask the question. They have to use ‘Yes, I have …/ No, I haven’t…’.

This is a bingo about animals.There are 20 bingo cards.There is a list of the animals at the end of the document.

This is domino game about conditional clauses.

This is a poster about the present simple vs the present continuous.

This is a quartet game about clothes. There are 8 quartets.

This is a task about the movie Paddington.