In this project, students will be working in pairs to create their own country from scratch. They will also choose a type of government for their country. Their final product will be a brochure and a PowerPoint presentation. This resource includes: PowerPoint presentation with complete project details Rubric for grading the brochure and presentation

This is an activity where students apply to become detectives. They create their own ID cards and find out about their detective skills and abilities! You can use this activity as an introduction to a bigger mystery-themed unit, but this also works well as a stand alone lesson! In this lesson, students will: create their own detective ID cards identify their detective skills and abilities present their own agency name and logo This resource includes: detective ID templates personality test answer sheet thorough PowerPoint presentation male & female versions of a mysterious voice over Students will surely feel like they are being recruited by the FBI or CIA!

Have you always wanted to play Christmas BINGO with your class of 20-40 or even more but you can only make so many unique BINGO cards? Worry not because this resource is here to solve that! Holiday BINGO Party Game is designed so individual player could make their own unique set of cards! Why is this perfect for a large group of players? Just like the total numbers of balls in a real BINGO game, this fun resource includes 75 vocabulary words related to Christmas It includes blank templates so players could create their own set of BINGO cards. Players can make and use up to two cards for each round to make the game more competitive and thrilling (they can’t blame you this time if they don’t win the game, can they?) It has ready-to-print word cards for calling out words There are 8 clever winning patterns illustrated in a Christmas-themed PowerPoint presentation to make each round more exciting! Liven up that holiday party you’ve been planning all along with this Holiday BINGO Party Game! Follow us on Facebook or visit our website English Teaching 101

This fun bundle contains 5 team games I made in simple PowerPoint presentations. Each game can take about 30 to 50 minutes or more depending on your pace. This is great as time-fillers or when you want to give your kids a little break from the usual routine! This is definitely a great addition to your bag of tricks! GAMES INCLUDED: ANAGRAMS & JUMBLED WORDS Anagram is a word, phrase, or name formed by rearranging the letters of another word. In this game, students work in teams to identify the original words of the 1. anagrams and 2. jumbled words. The category is Food. MATCHLESS In this game, teacher gives a certain category and teams come up with unique answers. Only matchless answers will be given points. TOP FIVE This is a Family Feud-style game where teams need to come up with top 5 popular answers for each question-survey. Each question is student-friendly and appropriate for any level! RIDDLES Teacher reveals up to 5 clues and teams race to give the correct answer! More points is given if teams guess the answer using fewer clues. SPEED ANSWERS Teacher gives a category and teams race to give a correct answer. The fastest team wins each round! ***This product is included in the Vocabulary Games Bundle where you can get 3 items for the price of 2! Follow us on Facebook or visit our website English Teaching 101

This printable product contains editable pictionary word cards that you can laminate for long term use! Each card has up to 7 words (that’s 700 words total!) with varying points depending on the level of difficulty! These lists are great and simple enough for multilevel classes! These simple pictionary word cards can be used for any grade level! You can easily edit some words to suit your lesson or your students proficiency level! Playing is simple and easy: Divide your class into 2-4 teams. Have one student from each team come to the front and pull a card from the stack. Give students three options to describe the word on the list. They can describe by: a) drawing (pictionary) b) action (charades) c) words (oral description) The rest of the team try to guess the word. Points given for each correct answer! Laminate the cards for long term use! This is a fun game to add to your bag of tricks! ***This product is included in the Vocabulary Games Bundle where you can get 3 items for the price of 2! Follow us on Facebook or visit our website English Teaching 101

Charades is a classic team or group game, easily suited for lots of different occasions and age levels and is absolutely enjoyed by many students! The object of the game is simple: players take turns acting out words, with no talking or sound effects. Other players try to guess the word, and the team or player who guesses the most wins. However, standard charades can be difficult for students. Due to time and team pressure, students sometimes are at a loss for ideas on how to act out the words. To counter this problem, I developed this product with: over 100 charades cards with phrases and sentences instead of words fun illustrations to go with each situation to help players associate words with something familiar Some students with lower (English) proficiency may benefit from this adaptation to the game so that they can join their classmates in the fun! ***This product is included in the Vocabulary Games Bundle where you can get 3 items for the price of 2! Follow us on Facebook or visit our website English Teaching 101

This printable package includes 2 different Instagram templates: 1 large Instagram post with a comment section; and 1 smaller posts for a series of photos. Let students create their Instagram post directly in a word processing document or hand out the blank templates to have them draw their photos. There are many ways you can use Instagram templates in your classroom: A back to school getting to know you activity. Let student introduce themselves with a short bio and some tidbits about themselves, their hobbies and interests. Let students explore their identities and the world around them. Encourage students to use creativity and share thoughts, opinions and social commentary via images. Let students curate photos around a hashtag related to the topic or share photos along a classwork related theme. Add/draw a picture of an event or place in history. Post regular challenges for each unit or chapter. Students can use images that meet those challenges. Have students create a photo essay. Draw a few pictures from a character’s perspective or draw a setting or scene from a book. Challenge students to write a 6 word, 10 word, or 20 word story based on a photo. Let students act like photojournalists and let them cover an school event or celebration. Have them describe it in a series of images within their collages. Follow us on Facebook or visit our website English Teaching 101