Put all cards on the table back side up. Each student takes in turn two cards and says a comparative sentence. For example: A bee is smaller than a tiger. If the sentence is correct, the student can keep the two cards. The winner is the student who at the end has the most number of the cards.

These are the cards for the TEST YOUR ENGLISH!They include issues like: TO BE, TO HAVE, IRREGULAR VERBS, QUESTION TAGS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, ARTICLES, PREPOSITIONS, TENSES, question WORDS,modal verbs, CONDITIONALS, SINCE and FOR, PRONOUNS, COLLOCATION (MAKE and DO, SAY and TELL, TALK and SPEAK), IDIOMS, ANTONYMS, SYNONYMS,HOMOPHONES, SIMILES, CONFUSABLE, PARTITIVES, SPELLING. I hope you will like it! ENJOY!!!

These are the cards for the TEST YOUR ENGLISH!They include issues like: TO BE, TO HAVE, IRREGULAR VERBS, QUESTION TAGS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, ARTICLES, PREPOSITIONS, TENSES, question WORDS,modal verbs, CONDITIONALS, SINCE and FOR, PRONOUNS, COLLOCATION (MAKE and DO, SAY and TELL, TALK and SPEAK), IDIOMS, ANTONYMS, SYNONYMS,HOMOPHONES, SIMILES, CONFUSABLE, PARTITIVES, SPELLING. I hope you will like it!

This is a fun activity to do with your students at the beginning of the class. You have to make them think in English. The game works great to review animal vocabulary. Other resources: *Transport. Guess the word game. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/transport-guess-the-word-game-12474035 *Sport.Guess the word game. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/sport-guess-the-word-game-12468932 *Winter. Guess the word game. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/winter-guess-the-word-game-12445310 *Guess the word game. Food. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/guess-the-word-game-food-12411714 *Guess the word game. Animals. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/guess-the-word-game-animals-12397557

This is a fun activity to do with your students at the beginning of the class. You have to make them think in English. The game works great to review animal vocabulary.

This is a fun Easter Bingo Set for your classroom. It is just something fun to do with the kids! There are 1 6 different fun and colorful bingo cards with Easter themed icons on them. There are also call out cards for each icon! You may also be interested in my: Easter Hunt Game (prepositions) .Distance Learning https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12287434 It´s Easter Time (Distance Learning) https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12287431 Easter eggs hunting. Comparatives and Superlatives. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12101806 D O B B L E Spring Easter Game https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-11872116 Happy Easter! BUNDLE https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-11870398 Easter Chain Game https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-11870380

Some exercises to practice verb to BE in the present simple tense. COMPLETE SENTENCES WITH AFFIRMATIVE AND NEGATIVE questions FORMS OF THE VERB TO BE.

Some exercises to practice verb to BE in the past simple tense. COMPLETE SENTENCES WITH AFFIRMATIVE AND NEGATIVE questions FORMS OF THE VERB TO BE. You also can download Verb to BE . Simple Present here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12580740

What an easy way to learn vocabulary about Animals, Colors, Family, Adjectives, Days, Numbers, Question words, Fruits topics with these crossword puzzles. The crossword-puzzle packs works for morning work, homework, group work, and substitute lessons… This package includes 9 crossword puzzle worksheets, with main topics: Animals Colors Family Adjectives Days of the week Numbers Question words Fruits Food This package comes in PDF format ready to print out and have fun with!

IRREGULAR VERBS FLASHCARDS. THE FIRST SET OF 4 0 VERBS. You can use irregular verbs cards to practice verbs in a funny way. (BIG size A 5) I hope you like it and find it useful.

These cards are designed to help learners of English master irregular verbs. Each card will display the base, past simple, and past participle forms of an irregular verb.

This worksheet will help you practice building strong sentences! You will be given a list of words. Your task is to arrange them in the correct order to create a complete and grammatically correct sentence.

Taboo is a word guessing party game. Game is very popular with my students and I’ve played it several times, it’s a great way of REVISING VOCABULARY Taboo game motivate your students to speak. This game can be played in pairs or in teams. The first student to play gets a card with a picture (and the guess-word) and a list of forbidden words. The aim of the game is to get the other team or player to say the guess-word on the card without using any of the forbidden words. They can’t use sound effects, gestures or any derivatives from any of the words on the card either. If you want to make the game more fun, you can set a time limit and get the students to guess as many words as possible in the given time.

A fun Fruits and vegetables game for children to learn Fruits and vegetables. Includes: 36 Alphabet Calling Cards 10 Bingo Playing Cards

“Amazon Rainforest Unveiled: Discovering Geography and Biodiversity in South America” takes students on an educational adventure through the world’s largest tropical rainforest. In this lesson, students will explore the Amazon Rainforest’s vast geographical expanse, including its unique ecosystems, rivers, and microclimates. They’ll gain insights into the extraordinary biodiversity of this region, learning about the incredible variety of plant and animal species that call it home. Students will also discover the complex relationship between indigenous cultures and the rainforest, appreciating the diversity of traditions and lifestyles within the region. Importantly, they’ll delve into the critical role the Amazon plays in global carbon storage and freshwater systems. Lastly, students will explore the ongoing conservation efforts and environmental challenges facing this precious ecosystem, fostering an understanding of the importance of sustainable practices and responsible stewardship in preserving the Amazon Rainforest’s natural wonders for future generations.

“Amazon Rainforest Unveiled: Discovering Geography and Biodiversity in South America” takes students on an educational adventure through the world’s largest tropical rainforest. In this lesson, students will explore the Amazon Rainforest’s vast geographical expanse, including its unique ecosystems, rivers, and microclimates. They’ll gain insights into the extraordinary biodiversity of this region, learning about the incredible variety of plant and animal species that call it home. Students will also discover the complex relationship between indigenous cultures and the rainforest, appreciating the diversity of traditions and lifestyles within the region. Importantly, they’ll delve into the critical role the Amazon plays in global carbon storage and freshwater systems. Lastly, students will explore the ongoing conservation efforts and environmental challenges facing this precious ecosystem, fostering an understanding of the importance of sustainable practices and responsible stewardship in preserving the Amazon Rainforest’s natural wonders for future generations.

Life in the Alaskan Wilderness: An Exploration of Human Characteristics in the Last Frontier" offers students a fascinating journey into the complex relationship between people and the extreme environment of Alaska. Through this exploration, students can learn about the resilience of indigenous cultures, adaptation to the harsh Arctic climate, and the coexistence of tradition with modernity. They will gain insights into the impact of resource extraction and the importance of environmental conservation in the state. Students will discover the challenges and resilience required to thrive in remote regions and the influence of industries like fishing and tourism on Alaskan communities. Ultimately, this study provides a unique opportunity for students to understand the profound interconnectedness of culture, geography, and the environment in this rugged and pristine wilderness

“From Preamble to Policy: Exploring the Functions of U.S. Government” offers students a captivating journey through the fundamental principles and practical operations of the U.S. government. Students will learn about the aspirational goals outlined in the Constitution’s Preamble and understand how these ideals guide government functions. They will explore the roles of the three branches, legislative, executive, and judicial, in shaping policies that address justice, defense, welfare, and liberty. Additionally, students will grasp the concept of federalism, recognizing the balance between federal and state powers. By delving into real-world examples of policymaking, they will gain insights into how government addresses societal issues and the importance of civic engagement. Ultimately, this lesson empowers students to appreciate the intricate relationship between constitutional ideals and the policies that shape the nation’s well-being and democracy.

Dive into the past with our engaging reading material, “How People Lived Long Ago,” specially crafted for kids! Travel through time and explore the fascinating ways of life of people from ancient civilizations to the Middle Ages. Delve into the daily routines, customs, and traditions of our ancestors, gaining a deeper understanding of history and culture. With vivid descriptions and captivating illustrations, this reading material is designed to spark curiosity and ignite the imaginations of young readers, making learning about the past an exciting adventure!

To do these pages, learners color in or highlight the inflected endings. 6 different pages are included for suffix -s, -es, - ing, -est , -er or -ed. Use the inflected ending pages to practice and reinforce your understanding of how these endings change the meaning and function of words. Write sentences or create examples using words with different inflected endings to solidify your knowledge.