This is a great virtual experience that will test your students’ ability to find clues in photos, text and videos to help Dog Man out of the escape room!

Are your students good at solving clues? Put their skills to the test with this entertaining escape room!

Do you feel like you’re running out of ideas? Don’t worry! I’ve made a selection of 5 innovative ideas for your online lessons. They require little to no preparation and my students have loved them so far! I’ll be adding more as I try out new ones. I hope you find these useful!

Can you help Oscar find his lost Oscar? My students were highly motivated throughout this entire escape room!

Start your classes off right by using this escape room. Your students will love it!

You can use this presentation to complement your classes on English for Travellers! (check my store for a course booklet).

Do your students have what it takes to solve this escape room? Give it a try to find out!

USEFUL FOR REMOTE TEACHING This booklet was designed to teach students the basics of English for travelling around the world. The course will focus mainly on developing students’ speaking and listening skills as well as helping them acquire vocabulary for different situations. In this file, you’ll find 8 lessons (each of them with links to videos and audios online). Find listed below a detailed description of this course book: -Cover -Lesson 1: at the Airport -Lesson 2: on the Plane -Lesson 3: at the Hotel -Lesson 4: in the City -Lesson 5: at the Restaurant -Lesson 6: going shopping for clothes -Lesson 7: at the Supermarket -Lesson 8: Transport -Appendix with links to videos and audio files. Everything you need to teach this course is included in this booklet, you just need to download it. This is a limited time offer, don’t miss it!

Instructions: Everybody gets a stack of notecards. Get into groups of 6-8. In each group, assign a reader and a scorekeeper. (The reader will rotate each round.) When a photo comes on the screen, quietly write a caption for the picture to create a meme. Fold your notecard and submit it to your reader. After everyone has submitted a caption, the reader reads each caption aloud and selects their favorite one. Go around in your group and guess who wrote the reader’s choice. +1 point to everyone who guesses correctly; +2 points for the writer of the caption if no one guesses! Whoever has most points by the end of the game wins!

A full movie guide to work with the movie ONWARD! There pre, while and post viewing tasks as well as a BONUS game at the end ;) My students loved it!

This task is designed to help students learn the basics of job interviews (mostly aimed at high school students or adults studying Business English). Through its activities, learners will develop their skills and have fun at the same time! The exercises are guided with pictures and it is based on authentic materials. For the final outcome in the project, students will role-play a job interview and the teacher will grade them using the evaluation criteria (also included in the file). This task is ready to use, you just need to download it!

A set of rules that I use before every lesson via Zoom or Google Meet!

A complete and detailed study guide to work with the novel NICE WORK by David Lodge. CONTENTS Background questions Questions by chapters PART ONE PART TWO PART THREE PART FOUR PART FIVE PART SIX General Discussion questions Exam questions ANSWER KEY!

A framework that students will use to make very short introductions.

In this lesson, students will work with the video/song ‘Jealous Guy’ by John Lennon. Instructions, materials, and links for the lesson are included in the slides! I think it was great to show young learners such a legendary artist like John Lennon since many of my students did not know much about him. If you wish to have the editable version, send me a message!

CHALLENGE YOUR FRIENDS AND PLAY AS MANY TIMES AS YOU WANT! YOU CAN PLAY ALONE OR IN GROUPS! PUT SOME SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC ON AND ENJOY!

Some weeks ago, I thought about using ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’ by Eric Carle in my classes, but since I couldn’t find a nice version to print out, I decided to edit this one, showing bigger letters in a ‘Big Book’ style. In contrast to the original book version, I included one fruit per page so that the phrases are more easily-read. This adapted book is designed in such a way that when you print it out horizontally, the pages that require two pages will be standing next to one another. I printed it out in A3 size and had it laminated so as to make it more durable and easier to flip through (It was useful to work with predictions). I hope you find it useful as well! Sign up NOW to get the chance to receive free materials every Monday! Also, you will be notified of our latest products and sales every now and then so stay tuned! Look for the mailchimp link in my store profile!

You’ll find instructions and templates for the following games and activities for young learners: Making a Toy Story themed dice Where are the toys? Toy Story graphing Toy Story classification Find and trace the shape Which one is different? Word matching -You’ve got a friend in me! Color matching Sign up NOW to get the chance to receive free materials every Monday! Also, you will be notified of our latest products and sales every now and then so stay tuned! Look for the mailchimp link in my store profile!

24 Mandalas and colouring pages that students can decorate to celebrate Halloween!