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Feelings And Emotions /Emoji (cards, poster, masks, domino, bingo, ets) 7in1
An exciting bundle for teaching, reviewing, enlarging vocabulary and increasing your students' language skills. They are also perfect to drill different grammar patterns. Includes: ⚫ 40 signed flashcards; ⚫ 40 unsigned flashcards; ⚫ poster (A4, A3); ⚫ 40 emoji to make masks; ⚫ bookmarks; ⚫ domino; ⚫ bingo; ⚫ dice. The set contains the following words: happy, shy, embarrassed, scared, in love, angry, furious, confident, cold, sad, disappointed, confused, w
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Vocabulary, World Languages
Emotions (Emoji) Creator Template 2in1
An exciting Emotions creator for teaching, reviewing, enlarging vocabulary and increasing your students’ language skills. You can use it in any language!CONTENTS:cards & bookemotion templates (14 pcs.) Cards & book includes 45 details: 15 emoji in 3 parts. The constructor allows not only to reproduce the basic emotions, but also elicit plenty of creativity and imagination, making truly indescribable and incredible combinations of feelings. It can be used both in the form of cards and in the fo
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Other (World Language), Vocabulary
FRUIT + VEGGIE English Vocabulary Flashcards
MAKE LEARNING FRUITS & VEGGIES FUN! These vibrant, kid-friendly flashcards help little learners recognize and name 44 different fruits and vegetables in English. With a clear, easy-to-read font and two size/format options, they’re ideal for homeschooling, classrooms, or playful learning at home! What’s Inside: ✅ 44 fruit + vegetable flashcards ✅ simple sans-serif font (clear + kid-friendly) ✅ 2 sizes/formats: 5x7" + 3.5x4.5" ✅ print-ready PDF ✨ Why You’ll Love It: ✔️ builds food vocabulary
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Other (World Language), Vocabulary
Superhero Template
All children love superheroes and they are often experts in everything connected with them. They know about their equipment, weapons, strengths and weaknesses. There is a couple of ideas how to use it in the classroom: - describe the superhero. Everyone chooses a superhero, comes up with his name and logo and describes all that he knows about him (how the superhero looks like, what he is wearing, what he is good at and what he can’t do quite well etc.). Kids can describe their heroes from the fi
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Creative Writing, World Languages
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