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.

Activity for practicing there is /there are and food.

This is a good activity for practicing if-clauses (conditionals). It covers zero, first, second and third conditionals.

A spring vocabulary flashcards

It is a multiple choice test about simple past tense.

Play guess who with vocabulary about appearance.

Multiple choice exercises with insects and some things you can find in a garden (tree, tulip, pine, sunflower).Perfect to practice some spring vocabulary with the little ones. Hope it’s useful :)

How to use Adverbs of Degree? Students can practice the adverbs of degree through sentences.

Exercises to practice can and Can, Can’t, Could, or Couldn’t.

Using and practicing the difference between comparative and superlative adjectives. I hope you enjoy and welcome your feedback! :)

Students have to transform the adjectives into adverbs and complete the sentences. I hope you find it useful)

End of the Year Awards. 2 0 Student Awards for the end of the year!

This worksheet is about the use of should & shouldn’t. It includes several exercises on their use. I hope you like it. Welcome your feedback! :)

Exercises to practice can and Can, Can’t, Could, or Couldn’t. I hope you enjoy and welcome your feedback! :)

End of the Year Awards. 2 0 Student Awards for the end of the year!

END OF THE YEAR AWARDS: End your school year by giving your students these 2 0 ready-to-print most likely to awards! All you have to do is print, sign/date, and you are done. These awards are cute, quick, and FAST!

You can practice describing people by looking at the pictures and writing down what they are like!

This handy set of EAL flash cards cover the main vocabulary for this topic with lovely images to illustrate each one. Print and laminate them so your children can keep them on hand, or put them up in your classroom as a prompt for independent writing tasks.

You can practice describing people by looking at the pictures and writing down what they are like!

This handy set of EAL flash cards cover the main vocabulary for this topic with lovely images to illustrate each one. Print and laminate them so your children can keep them on hand, or put them up in your classroom as a prompt for independent writing tasks.