Bring creativity and technology to your classroom with this engaging “They Only Come Out at Night” worksheet! Students will craft a spooky story using Halloween vocabulary, past simple, conditionals, and genitives, then bring their narrative to life by creating an AI-generated mini-movie.This worksheet emphasizes language skills, digital storytelling, and presentation, offering a perfect blend of traditional learning and modern creativity. Ideal for promoting collaboration and innovation, it’s an unforgettable way to reinforce grammar and vocabulary!

Engage your students with the “Dream Resort Project,” an exciting, creative way to explore holiday-related vocabulary, comparatives, superlatives, grammar, and descriptive writing skills! This comprehensive worksheet guides students through designing their own resort, planning a perfect day, writing guest reviews, and creating a visually appealing resort pamphlet using Canva. It combines language skills with creativity, critical thinking, and practical application to keep students motivated. Detailed rubrics are included for each step, making evaluation straightforward and transparent. Perfect for English language classes, this project brings a touch of real-world excitement to your classroom!

Engage your students with this dynamic and creative project, Your Expert Advice Guide. Designed to reinforce key grammar and vocabulary skills, this worksheet guides students through writing travel and restaurant reviews, creating persuasive advertisements, and assembling a professional advice guide. With a strong focus on real-world applications, it incorporates interrogative sentences, impersonal verbs, and signal words for illustration to develop both writing and presentation skills. The project also encourages creativity through Canva design tasks and a polished final presentation. Perfect for upper-intermediate ESL or EFL learners, this resource ensures learning is fun, practical, and interactive.

“Mission to the Unknown: Science or Fiction?” is a creative, engaging project worksheet designed for students learning about space, science, and science fiction. Through guided activities, students develop language skills using past simple, present continuous, future simple, interrogative pronouns, and possessive pronouns, while exploring an imaginary space mission. The project includes steps for describing a newly discovered planet, conducting a mock alien interview, predicting future scientific discoveries, creating a visual gallery, and presenting findings. With detailed prompts and structured rubrics, this worksheet encourages creativity, critical thinking, and language practice. Perfect for middle school language arts or ESL classes, this worksheet turns a science fiction theme into an immersive learning experience.

This engaging worksheet, “A Day in the Life of a School Character,” helps students develop language skills by creating and presenting a fictional school character’s day. It strengthens students’ use of present simple and present continuous tenses while encouraging creativity and empathy through character-building. By describing emotions and physical reactions, students learn to connect feelings with body language, fostering emotional literacy. The final presentation boosts confidence in spoken English and helps students practice essential presentation skills. With clear steps and a detailed rubric, this resource makes learning English both structured and fun!

This is a short worksheet about the book ‘Diary of a wimpy kid - old school’.

This is a poster about the present simple.

This is a poster about the present simple third person singular.

This is a poster about ‘to be’. You can find the affirmative and negative form of the verb on it. There are also example on how to form an inversion question and a question word question.

This is a poster about the pronouns. personal pronouns: subject and object possessive adjectives possessive pronouns reflexive pronouns demonstrative pronouns interrogative pronouns relative pronouns. Each type has an example.

This is a poster about the present simple vs the present continuous.

This worksheet uses songs to help students practice pronunciation. It includes a gap-fill exercise where students complete missing words from the lyrics, focusing on specific sounds. Additional activities involve identifying and repeating words with these ending sounds, as well as a sing-along to reinforce pronunciation through musical engagement. The worksheet is designed to make pronunciation practice interactive and enjoyable, while also encouraging students to reflect on their learning.

This comprehensive IPA Pronunciation Practice Worksheet is designed to enhance students’ understanding and mastery of English pronunciation using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). It includes a variety of exercises, such as phoneme identification in sentences, IPA-to-word matching, minimal pairs, and role-playing dialogues. The worksheet also features creative activities like phonetic spelling bees and scavenger hunts, making it engaging and effective for learners of all levels. Perfect for English language teachers looking to improve their students’ pronunciation skills through structured and interactive practice. Ideal for both classroom use and independent study.

This engaging and interactive worksheet is designed to help students improve their English pronunciation through fun exercises. It is perfect for ESL learners or any students looking to enhance their articulation, rhythm, and phonetic awareness in English.

In this project the students will create a special school newspaper for this school year! They need to work together as a full class to create a fantastic newspaper that captures news, stories, and memories from the past school year. This newspaper will not only be about the school and the teachers but mainly about you, the students, and your experiences this year. · It’s a fun way to collaborate and showcase their creativity. · They can capture important events of the school year and create memories. · The newspaper will be a special keepsake for everyone from this memorable school year.

There are 2 assignments about the future. The first assignment is a writing test. Students have write about their vision of the future. The second assignment is a presentation. Students have to create a vision bord or poster about their vision of the future. They have to present their ideas. There are evaluation rubrics included.

This is a poster about the present simple.

These worksheets are about a book report Vlog. The students need to read a book. You can provide them with a list of books or let them choose their own book and genre. There are 6 assignments in total. The first assignment is about choosing the right book and providing information about that book. Then there are 4 vlog assignments. Each vlog has a different topic. Then there’s the final assignment: book character dossier. There are 2 evaluations included for each assignment. One for the speaking part (this is for ESL) and the second evaluation is a rubric adapted to each assignment.