Feelings

Can you guess the feelings? Read the clues and tap on the letters.

Free-Time Activities

What do you like doing when you're not at school? Free time is great for relaxing, having fun, and doing what you love.

What are your top 3 favourite free-time activities? Complete: 'In my free time, I enjoy ..... . It makes me feel ..... .'

World Literacy Day

 World Literacy Day is marked every 8 September. It’s a celebration of the power of education and literacy. This year’s theme is: Literacy for people, the planet and prosperity. Literacy helps people connect, care for the planet, and build a better future.

Think about it:

• How does literacy help people in everyday life?
• How can it inspire us to protect the planet?
• How does it bring more opportunities and prosperity?

Share your thoughts:

Can you find and understand good information?

• Do you use your skills to make positive changes?
• What are your top 3 tips for lifelong learning?

Welcome!

Welcome to the new school year, everyone!

Teen Camps

 Imagine you're the manager of a teen camp. Design a leaflet to advertise your camp. Don't forget to include the following:

• the name of the camp,
• what type of camp it is (sports, arts, technology, adventure),
• what activities someone can do there,
• who it is suitable for (age of participants, interests),
• dates it is open,
• fees (if it's not free).

Use a free Canva template for this task. Make sure it is effective, attractive and appropriate.

Test 4 Practice

Test 4 Practice

International Day of Families

It's International Day of Families! It focuses on the importance of families. A family picnic, telling anecdotes about family members or playing board games can be excellent ways to bring people together!

What does a perfect day with your family look like?

Buying tickets

Let's practise buying tickets for different means of transportation! You can follow the same model when you travel.

My Last Birthday Party

 Write about your last birthday party. Remember to use the past form of the verbs!

Organise your writing into 4 paragraphs: 

Paragraph 1: When did you celebrate your last birthday?
Paragraph 2: What did you do before the party? Did you write the invitations? How many friends did you invite? Did you have a birthday cake? Who made / bought it?
Paragraph 3: What time did your guests come to your party? What presents did you get? What was your favourite one? What did you and your friends do at the party? Did you blow out the candles?
Paragraph 4: Did you have a good time?

You may use the following game as a model:

In the Street

 Can you name these places? Play the quiz and find out!

Let's practise asking for and giving directions! You can follow the same model in the street.

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

Greetings from ...

  Imagine that you're on holidays. Write a postcard to your friend. Use 50 - 60 words.

P1: Where are you writing from? Where are you staying? What does the place look like? What do you like the most about it?
P2: What is the weather like? What are you wearing?
P3: What are you doing now? Who is with you? What are they doing?
P4: What are you going to do next? Are you going to try any new food, games or activities? Where are you going to go? What are you going to see?

Remember to start your postcard with: Hi / Hello / Dear (your friend's name) and end it with: See you soon / Love, (your name)!

Easter

With Easter approaching, why don't you surprise your friends or family with a lovely card designed in Canva?