Grammar-based themed worksheet aimed at practicing the use of question tags. Students complete the sentences with the most suitable question tags.

A board game for the youngest learners to practice HAVE GOT, HAS GOT. Pupils have to make correct affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences.

This is a worksheet about question words. There is a grammar guide and some exercises on the topic. Students choose the right question words to complete the questions. I hope you like it and find it useful! Have a nice week!

Have fun with this board game. Students have to answer some easy questions. Have fun!

This is a fun game that can be used during Halloween to help students recognize common Halloween vocabulary while playing a fun game at the same time.

Halloween memo with the cute spooky images :) You can use the cards to play memo game.

Thanksgiving Vocabulary Cards. Use these picture vocabulary cards to enrich student vocabulary. Cards - great for learning vocabulary on the topic through different matching picture to picture activities and memory games as well as for reading and spelling activities.

Sentence Puzzles are a wonderful activity to help young learners practice reading, writing, spelling, conventions, and grammar.

Thanksgiving Conversation Starters is a set of question cards to promote lively conversation and meaningful connections centered around themes of gratitude and giving thanks. They would make a great addition to your Thanksgiving activities, dinner, and celebrations.

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(3 2 0 words) -clothes -food -animals -jobs -nature -school -home -body -shopping -transport Have fun!

1 2 cards with Christmas tongue-twisters. Hope you will like them. You can print them for your classroom decoration as well as practice phonetics

COMPLETE THE QUESTIONS WITH WHO OR WHOSE

Valentine’s Day with animals. Write Missing vowels.

It’s an exercise to practice Have you ever …? Students have to complete the questions with the correct past participle form of the verbs in brackets.

What are they going to do? - FUTURE WITH “GOING TO” -Students complete the sentences with the future form “going to”. MATCH AND WRITE SENTENCES USING GOING TO FUTURE.

This is an “I have/Who Has” game for practicing irregular past tense verbs. Includes 3 6 cards.

In this activity students can practice the past continuous tense. Hope you find it useful.

What are they going to do? - FUTURE WITH GOING TO -Students complete the sentences with the future form going to. MATCH AND WRITE SENTENCES USING GOING TO FUTURE.

Things we can find at home. Rooms of the house/ furniture. Hope you like it!

Students choose the right alternative to fill in the blanks in the sentences under the pictures. I hope you like it and find it useful. Thanks so much for all your comments.