Stories

 Dear pupils,

I'm sharing with you a list of stories to read. This time, as well, you're going to read and present the story individually. Please, when choosing a title, make sure that the same story hasn't already been chosen by someone from your class.

One more thing, when you click on the link, you'll have access to the whole collection, but your task is to read ONLY ONE chosen story from the book.

You can use any of the free Canva templates and send me your work when it's finished.

In case you have any questions, let me know.

You have three weeks to submit your work. Since your task is to read a story, I'm sure it is enough.

Enjoy reading =)

• Starter;
• Beginner;
• Elementary;
• Pre-Intermediate;
• Intermediate;
• Upper Intermediate 

Dates and Years

Can you say and read dates and years in English? Let's see!

Order of Adjectives

Can you put the adjectives into the correct order? Let's find out!

Past Simple Tense

What did you do yesterday? Did you watch a film, play games, or eat something delicious?
How many books did you read last year?
Where were you half an hour ago?

When we talk about things that happened in the past, we use the past simple tense. 

As you remember, most verbs need -ed at the end. But there are some which change their spelling. Can you sort them right?

Then, there are verbs which change completely, and we must learn them by heart! Can you figure out the correct past forms? Enter your name to start the game. 

To ask questions or say no in the past simple, we need help - DID and DIDN'T. Then, we use the base form of the verb. 

Watch these videos for more examples:

There are more games here, so feel free to check them out.

Wild Animals

Our planet is home to about 30 million different kinds of animals. Some live in their natural habitats while the others live in zoos.
Choose one endangered or national wild animal and use about 60-80 words to write about it. Organise your writing into 5 paragraphs.
Paragraph 1: What is the animal's name? Is it endangered or national wild animal?
Paragraph 2: What does it look like? What colour is it? What can you say about the animal's eyes, ears, nose...? How tall / long is it?
Paragraph 3: Where does it live? What does it eat? How much does it weigh?
Paragraph 4: What can it do well? How long does it live?
Paragraph 5: Why is this animal interesting?

Grammar Practice 2

Grammar Practice 2