**A PowerPoint presentation to teach Wh Questions. Wh questions are who, what, when, where, why, which, and how. This PowerPoint includes slides explaining the usage of the 7 Wh- questions and some example questions. At the end, there is a quiz with 10 questions. Students must read the question and choose the correct question word. **

**Summary An English grammar lesson on articles. Objectives • Students will be able to state the definition of an article. • Students will be able to name the articles a, an, and the. • Students will recognize that articles are always used with nouns. LEVELS: A1-A2-B1**

**A PowerPoint presentation can be a great tool to refresh your students’ memories and say goodbye in a fun way. By inserting pictures of your class, you can create a personalized and memorable farewell for your students. Additionally, PowerPoint presentations are highly editable, so you can easily make changes and add new content as needed. Simply open the presentation and insert the pictures of your class, either one by one or as a group, and customize the slides to your liking. This way, you can create a unique and meaningful farewell for your students that they will cherish for years to come. **

**This ESL lesson focuses on the use of the conditional form “would you rather” to express preferences and make choices in hypothetical situations. The lesson includes a variety of questions that will help students learn how to construct and use this form correctly in a spoken context. By the end of the lesson, students should be able to confidently ask and answer “would you rather” questions, and explain their reasoning behind their choices. **

**Download this Winter Clothes lesson and use it in your class. This PowerPoint presentation is an excellent tool for teaching young children and beginner English language learners the names of winter clothes. **

**In this lesson, primary school students will be introduced to the autumn season, learn new vocabulary, and create an autumn tree to experience the season. **

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**This lesson is designed for primary school students and aims to teach new adjectives, match them, and use the past simple tense to describe places. **

**Summary An English grammar lesson on articles. Objectives • Students will be able to state the definition of an article. • Students will be able to name the articles a, an, and the. • Students will recognize that articles are always used with nouns.**

**In this clothes lesson plan, students will learn the names of clothes in English and practice speaking about different types of clothes. Students will also play a fun guessing game, and complete a worksheet to review the names of clothes in English. This clothes lesson plan is ideal for kids and beginner English language learners and is complete with all the materials you need. **

**This lesson improves learners’ ability to give advice and practice pronunciation. **

**This lesson aims to introduce and practice the names of different animals, specifically wild and domestic animals. The lesson will utilize various multi-sensory activities and games to help the learners understand and remember the new vocabulary. The class will conclude with the Hot Seat game, which will provide an opportunity for the learners to showcase their newly acquired knowledge. **

**In this lesson about culture, students will learn how to discuss part-time jobs and express their opinions. They will be introduced to new part-time job opportunities, suggest other jobs, and compare between them. Additionally, students will practice matching different types of part-time jobs and learn new vocabulary related to the world of work. Finally, students will engage in pair or group discussions to practice their skills further. **

**This lesson aims to teach students about the different types of senses we have as humans, how they work, and how they help us to interact with the world around us. The lesson may cover the five main senses - sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell - and explore how they function and work together to provide us with information about the environment. The lesson may also involve activities and experiments that allow students to experience and explore their senses firsthand, and to develop an understanding of how the brain processes sensory information. Ultimately, the goal of a senses lesson is to help students appreciate the importance of their senses and to develop a greater awareness of their own sensory experiences. **

**This lesson is designed for primary school students up to grade 5 or grade 6 at a lower level. It includes speaking activities for lead-in and free practice, as well as a teaching component and a quiz. **

**The goal of this lesson is to teach students how to construct and utilize the present perfect tense in affirmative sentences. This involves comprehending the structure of the present perfect tense, using the auxiliary verb “have” in the appropriate form, and employing past participles accurately. By the conclusion of the lesson, students should be able to create and apply the present perfect tense correctly in affirmative sentences to describe actions or events that took place at an unspecified time in the past and have a connection to the present. **

**This lesson aims to help primary schoolers understand what nouns are and how they are used in sentences. By the end of the lesson, the students should be able to identify nouns in a sentence and differentiate between common and proper nouns. They should also be able to use nouns in their writing to make their sentences more descriptive and interesting. **

**In this lesson, students will learn how to compare three or more things using superlative adjectives. First, they will review comparative adjectives and then learn how to change those adjectives into their superlative form. Following that, students will play a fun game and complete a worksheet to practice using superlatives in sentence formation. **

**The verb “to be” is often the first verb that students learn in their English studies. Its extensive use in the English language allows students to construct simple sentences with the vocabulary they have learned so far. **