PPT containing 4 pair role play scenarios and 3 speaking topics for English learners to build their confidence in speaking in real life scenarios and presenting their ideas. The PPT would work well either in class as activities for speaking practice or as the basis of an English speaking competition. Contains 4 scenarios for two-person role plays and 3 topics for individuals to state their views, along with two selector slides to allow for easy navigation around the PPT.

Six posters breaking down how to use 6 tenses in English - Present simple, Present continuous, Past simple, Past continuous, Future with ‘will’ and Future with ‘Going to’. Colourful displays to print out and stick up on the wall or into student notebooks (A3 or A4 for the wall, A4 or A5 for the notebooks). The structures allow students to check their own sentence structures and to get their sentences right while they are learning.

A short course designed to get primary students confident in their public speaking, specifically in reading stories they have written in another class. Pack includes a simple PPT identifying voice, body language, language, content and eye contact as the important features of public speaking. Students use this to fill in the blank rubric (included) in the first class. From then on, students come to the class with a piece to perform and Prepare, perform and do a group reflection based on their notes and rubrics.

22 Engaging creative writing topics for primary school students, which should last you an entire semester, covering multiple tenses and a variety of different topic styles. Each topic comes with: -One page of guiding questions for note making; -One page for paragraph planning; -3 different styles of draft writing sheets with peer assessment built in - 1 Sheet with space for peer comments -1 sheet with space for peer comments and corrections every second line -1 sheet for corrections every second line and a peer checklist, -1 final writing page.

Create messages for your students written in alien code and print them out instantly. Alien message decoding can be a fantastic activity to engage students with a topic, or to introduce a task. This tool will allow you to type in any message in any (roman alphabet) language, and print out the message in alien code, along with a key. I love to leave these messages for students to find and watch the children's excitement as they try and decode.

When you are assessing student work, whether it's writing, group presentations, speeches or any other aspect of their school performance, there's a good chance that you have some comments which apply to multiple students. Use this tool to save you hours. Simply add in the most common comments that you make (eg ' You worked very hard on this speech, but it was very difficult to hear you.'), add the names of the students and assign which comments you want to appear in the feedback for which students. Then, print. Job done! This tool works up to a maximum of 30 students and now up to 100 of your comments. If you need more student names or more comments, simply save a second version of the tool.

Neither a doctor nor a farmer uses a cash register. 2 worksheets to practise using that sentence structure and the either or structure. One focuses specifically on that, the other also includes too/also. Both relate to jobs and equipment.

You may also like The 60 page ESL pack for English teachers . A simple pack of 7 wordsearches - one a day for a week! Vocab covered (UK spelling): -Numbers -Days and Months -Family -Body and face -Classroom objects -Jobs -Colours

Such a fun way to remind kids to always read the instructions. Step 1. Read all the instructions. Steps 2-9. Lots of challenges involving drawing, clapping, jumping, hugging and shouting. Step 10. Don't do steps 2-9. Hand in your paper to receive a prize. If you are in a country which allows it, it would be worth taking a video of your kids doing this challenge as it is hilarious to watch! [Note: This is a one page resource. As an added bonus, it includes my dice roller tool for free - never worry if you don't have dice again!]

Communicative or individual activity including 3 different sheets of Alien code, the answer key, and a key to help students with the decoding. 3 sets of Alien code with a key. Leave the code or messages in a 'space ship' for students to find and let them find the other part elsewhere or simply explain that you 'found these strange messages at home'. Students either communicate to decode the messages or work individually, depending what you want them to do the activity for. Sheet 1 are motivational 'fortune cookie' style messages. Sheet 2 include a treasure hunt based on 5 clues. Sufficiently generic to work in any school. Sheet 3 is a letter from the aliens requesting help. Students decode the message and then the teacher produces a list of whatever the students need to do in order to help them (for example, complete their maths homework, or find the answer to a difficult question.). The children (grades 2-8) I've done this activity with have loved it!

An 18-page pack for creative writing. Graphic organisers and planners - templates to help students start their writing, scaffolded templates and a variety of writing paper for different levels.

Error correction for 6 tenses -Present simple -Past simple -Present continuous -Past continuous -Future using 'Will' -Future using 'Going to' Displays Error sentences on PPT, students have the opportunity to point out mistakes and the PPT then highlights errors and displays corrected versions.

Aliens have landed on Earth and Agent Lucy from the British Alien Invasion Team (BAIT) needs your help. Your students need to defeat the Aliens by taking over the school, one room at a time using only their brains. This is a delightful PPT introducing a long running game for your students. It explains the idea behind the game and has one example challenge (Create a team logo, following the specifications) This is a great way to keep kids motivated. Spend the week teaching them and then finish off the week with a challenge based on what they've learned. Excellent for formative assessment. Easily update the powerpoint with your own challenges and photos of the winning team.