It’s not enough to do your best if you want to make progress. You also need to do some exercises to make a great impression on others. So why don’t you make a small effort now and congratulate yourself on doing a good job a moment later. You know practice makes perfect. http://bit.ly/3qbJA7Y_DEAL
Surprise your students and take them on a spree to some British Public Houses. Do they know how to behave there? What to say? Are they keen on learning interesting facts about those undoubtedly remarkable places? Enjoy our new quiz and… bottoms up! http://bit.ly/2NQ9ZLi_DEAL
I’ve just gathered a few of my Christmas activities in one place for you to enjoy during your last lessons before or first lessons after Christmas. All of them can be found on wordwall. Short, quick, can be used as warm-ups, energizers or fillers. Suitable for teens and adults on different levels. CHRISTMAS CATEGORIES Students …
Christmas is coming so it’s high time for a Christmas Phrasal Craze. Check whether phrasal verbs are a piece of cake for you or still quite a challenge. This game is definitely for the best of the best.
This is a lesson inspired by Sylwia Clayton’s Lesson Starters. Since autumn is coming, the days are getting colder and it’s harder to warm up a little bit, I guess coffee is a perfect lesson topic. You will find a lot of questions for discussion, a Kahoot game on how much you know about coffee …
This is a task for more advanced students – starting with good B1+ up. I would like to thank Monika – the author of 'That is evil’ blog because I first came across the idea of malaphors on her blog a couple of days ago and I fell in love with the idea immediately. I …
Can you name different sounds in English? Sometimes it’s not as easy as it seems. Even in Polish it may be tricky sometimes. Anyway why don’t you give it a try and play a match up game? https://wordwall.net/play/238/450/987
A game to revise sport vocabulary for more advanced students. Excellent before your matura exam or just to check your vocabulary range. Have fun. https://bit.ly/2RNoQoJ_DEAL
This is a ready lesson on Mindfulness. All you need to do is click on the link in the shop and use the presentation in class. The students will discuss mindfulness, do the reading task, enrich their vocabulary, involve all their senses. There are also 3 videos recommended which you can use as an idea …
I personally hate questions such as: 'How did you spend your last weekend?’, „What interesting did you do yesterday?’. But we need to practice past tenses with our students. This exercise is ideal for a warm-up. Ask your students to choose one famous character (real or fictional) and a picture that would illustrate the way …
