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Summer Vocabulary Don't Say It! Game
Summer Vocabulary, Don’t Say It! Game Cards (Hard Version)
50 game cards
blank cards to create more game cards (You can print them and let your students create their own game cards.)
The words used in the game cards are:
summer, swim, sea, sun, sunny, beach, sand, sandcastle, picnic, barbecue, vacation, outdoors, June, July, August, Father’s Day, sandals, flip-flops, ice cream, popsicle, camping, sunglasses, watermelon, hot, Frisbee, sunburn, seaside, sunscreen, sunbathe, suntan, humid, shorts, swimsuit, bikini, hat, swimming pool, lemonade, sunflower, strawberry, hammock, daisy, park, kite, bike, peach, fishing, air conditioner, beach volleyball.
You may also be interested in : Summer Vocabulary Taboo Cards (48 cards)
*summer, Taboo, Don’t Say It!, game, cards, fun activities.
120 Tenses Task Cards (Alice in Wonderland,2010-Movie)
Tenses Task Cards (Alice in Wonderland,2010-Movie)
120 task cards to review tenses.
All the sentences on the task cards are from the movie Alice in Wonderland (2010).
Present Simple (29 task cards)
Present Continuous (23 task cards)
Present Perfect (27 task cards)
Present Perfect Continuous (5 task cards)
Past Simple (31 task cards)
Past Continuous (3 task cards)
Past Perfect (2 task cards)
British & American Literature Classroom Decor
British & American Literature Classroom Decor - 25 Pennant Printables
The novels used are:
The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe
The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
1984 by George Orwell
A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
Macbeth by William Shakespeare
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
Hamlet by William Shakespeare
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
The Black Cat by Edgar Allan Poe
White Fang by Jack London
Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle
The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare
Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson
The Call of the Wild by Jack London
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain
The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe
Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo
Lord of the Flies by William Golding
The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan
Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling
*Literature, British, American, novel
Idioms Board Game with 84 Idiom Task Cards - Figurative Language
Idioms Board Game with Idiom Task Cards
1- game board
2- 84 idiom task cards with questions on idioms
3- instructions for the teacher and another game idea with idiom task cards
4- instructions for students
Idioms used on the cards:
have a sweet tooth
have a skeleton in the closet
cry wolf
a storm in a teacup
behind bars
have butterflies in your stomach
have a fire in your belly
treat someone with kid gloves
like a red rag to a bull
be sold on something
a dead duck
smell a rat
cool as a cucumber
a smart cookie
break the ice
break a leg
(buy) a lemon
the apple of someone’s eye
put your foot in your mouth
watch your mouth
early bird
it’s all Greek to me
excuse my French
it takes two to tango
see eye to eye with someone
an eye for an eye
under the weather
not someone’s bag
have feet of clay
get your head down
live hand to mouth
use your loaf
face the music
keep your chin up
find your feet
a couch potato
keep a straight face
my lips are sealed
be curtains for someone
cost an arm and a leg
in seventh heaven
chase rainbows
the salt on the earth
get your goat
turn the page
get your foot in the door
a piece of cake
have a finger in every pie
hit the books
have a heart of stone
build bridges
turn tail
have a lot on your plate
pull a rabbit out of your hat
kick the bucket
a pipe dream
it’s raining cats and dogs
like herding cats
there’s no room to swing a cat
live a dog’s life
like a dog with a bone
be all eyes
be all mouth
your heart is in your mouth
someone’s ears are burning
give someone enough rope
be off-colour
over the moon
mend your fences
be in the hole
bring home the bacon
reinvent the wheel
go broke
down in the dumps
tighten your belt
lose your cool
a cold fish
turn a deaf ear
get up on the wrong side of the bed
tongue-tied
wear your heart on your sleeve
go Dutch
look for a needle in a haystack
fill someone’s shoes
+ 9 more idioms on the board:
a blessing in disguise
turn the corner
kill two birds with one stone
hit the jackpot
be in a tight corner
a cross to bear
hold all the aces
life’s full of ups and downs
a step forward
Worksheets&Activities for The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (Scholastic Junior Classics)
Worksheets&Activities for The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (Scholastic Junior Classics)
This Worksheets&Activities packet is for use with Scholastic Junior Classic version of Irving Washington’s The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
Worksheets&Activities for The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Students’ Pack - 30 Pages
Worksheets&Activities for The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Teachers’ Pack (Answer Key) - 30 Pages
30 pages worksheets & activities including:
Word Search Puzzles
Crossword Puzzles
Word Scramble Activities
Reading Comprehension Quizzes
Vocabulary Matching Activities
Making Sentences and Vocabulary Gap-filling Activity
Bundle
Idioms Bundle (Idioms Board Game with 84 Idiom Cards and 4 Crossword Puzzles)
Figurative Language
Idioms Crossword Puzzles:
Idioms Crossword Puzzle-1 (22 idioms)
Idioms Crossword Puzzle-2 (14 money-related idioms)
Idioms Crossword Puzzle-3 (20 success-related idioms)
Idioms Crossword Puzzle-4 (20 feeling/emotion-related idioms)
For each idiom, there’s an explanation and an example sentence with one missing word. Idioms in the sentences are written in bold letters. To complete the crossword puzzle, the missing word in the idiom must be found.
Idioms used in the puzzles:
Idioms Crossword Puzzle-1
have a finger in every pie
turn the page
mind your own business
hit the books
in seventh heaven
have a heart of stone
build bridges
turn tail
a needle in a haystack
pull a rabbit out of your hat
a pipe dream
fill someone’s boots
give someone enough rope
someone’s ears are burning
get someone’s goat
my lips are sealed
reinvent the wheel
kick the bucket
like a flash
a piece of cake
be curtains for someone
mend fences
Idioms Crossword Puzzle-2 (money-related idioms)
pay on the nail
make ends meet
nest egg
bring home the bacon
cash cow
daylight robbery
break the bank
in the hole
cost you an arm and a leg
go Dutch
for peanuts
hit the jackpot
go broke
tighten your belt
Idioms Crossword Puzzle-3 (success-related idioms)
save the day
a flash in the pan
go like a bomb
the sky’s the limit
back on the rails again
get a foot in the door
reach for the stars
be coming up roses
play your cards right
a near thing
dip a toe
make a big splash
a roaring success
kill two birds with one stone
have something to your credit
bear fruit
have the last laugh
be going places
with flying colors
put all your eggs in one basket
Idioms Crossword Puzzle-4 (feeling/emotion-related idioms)
wear your heart on your sleeve
sinking feeling
down in the dumps
over the moon
on edge
fool’s paradise
be afraid of your own shadow
no hard feelings
as hard as nails
lose your cool
tongue-tied
go bananas
guilty pleasure
get up on the wrong side of bed
butterflies in your stomach
a fish out of water
make your flesh creep
a cold fish
not turn a hair
make your blood boil
Idioms Board Game with Idiom Task Cards
game board
84 idiom task cards with questions on idioms
another game idea with idiom task cards
instructions for the teacher
instructions for students
Idioms used on the cards:
have a sweet tooth
have a skeleton in the closet
cry wolf
a storm in a teacup
behind bars
have butterflies in your stomach
have a fire in your belly
treat someone with kid gloves
like a red rag to a bull
be sold on something
a dead duck
smell a rat
cool as a cucumber
a smart cookie
break the ice
break a leg
(buy) a lemon
the apple of someone’s eye
put your foot in your mouth
watch your mouth
early bird
it’s all Greek to me
excuse my French
it takes two to tango
see eye to eye with someone
an eye for an eye
under the weather
not someone’s bag
have feet of clay
get your head down
live hand to mouth
use your loaf
face the music
keep your chin up
find your feet
a couch potato
keep a straight face
my lips are sealed
be curtains for someone
cost an arm and a leg
in seventh heaven
chase rainbows
the salt on the earth
get your goat
turn the page
get your foot in the door
a piece of cake
have a finger in every pie
hit the books
have a heart of stone
build bridges
turn tail
have a lot on your plate
pull a rabbit out of your hat
kick the bucket
a pipe dream
it’s raining cats and dogs
like herding cats
there’s no room to swing a cat
live a dog’s life
like a dog with a bone
be all eyes
be all mouth
your heart is in your mouth
someone’s ears are burning
give someone enough rope
be off-colour
over the moon
mend your fences
be in the hole
bring home the bacon
reinvent the wheel
go broke
down in the dumps
tighten your belt
lose your cool
a cold fish
turn a deaf ear
get up on the wrong side of the bed
tongue-tied
wear your heart on your sleeve
go Dutch
look for a needle in a haystack
fill someone’s shoes
+ 9 more idioms on the board:
a blessing in disguise
turn the corner
kill two birds with one stone
hit the jackpot
be in a tight corner
a cross to bear
hold all the aces
life’s full of ups and downs
a step forward
Instructions for the Teacher
Divide the class into groups of two, three or four.
Each group will need:
1- a copy of the board
2- a set of idiom task cards
3- a dice
4- a counter for each player (any small objects - coins, bingo chips, beads, toys, etc. - can be used as counters.)
5- a copy of Instructions for Students page