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A scaffolded handout for a city project in which students (recommended B2+) research a city they'd like to live in by considering first impression, amenities and key issues. Can be modeled with six city examples through a gallery walk or reading activity.

A fun activity for English learners to create a short story about attending a music festival using the past simple and past continuous tenses. The roll-a-dice activity A2 level, whereas vocabulary writing template helps students organize their writing (beginning-middle-end) and provides guiding questions to prompt the correct use of the past tenses. A t eacher example is given too.

An engaging writing activity on the best team sport which includes: research page, article writing page, peer feedback sheet, and a teacher example using American Football. Recommended CEFR level B1+.

A useful student handout for collecting information about African Animals. Includes teacher example of an African Elephant for demonstrating expectations. Can be used alone as a research project for young learners, or with my free African Safari Gallery Walk Handout found in my store. Includes contextualized grammar: there are many/ there aren´t any and it is/they are.

A useful student handout for collecting information about Marine Animals. Includes teacher example of a Great White Shark for demonstrating expectations. Can be used alone as a research project for young learners, or with my free Marine Life Safari Gallery Walk Handout found in my store. Includes contextualized grammar: can/can´t and comparatives.

A useful guided-discovery handout for intermediate English learners (B2) to practice pronunciation "-ed" with a dialog and common verb patterns (gerund vs. infinitive) to become aware of /t/, /id/ and /d/ endings.

A useful handout for helping students to collect information on their favourite film in order to complete a guided complete-the-sentence film review. Recommended for A1-A2 English CEFR and for students needing extra support.

A useful handout to give to students when introducing the past simple tense which include both rules for regular verbs, including spelling changes, negative form, and question form. Space to practice some common irregular verbs is also included. Great for young learners!

A step-by-step guide for writing a restaurant or film review which includes: 2 Writing Templates2 Sample ReviewsPerfect for: Cambridge B2 First (FCE) studentsTeachers & tutors preparing students for the examAnyone looking to master restaurant review writing out!

A creative, fun Valentine's Day craft for students to use their imagination to create anything they want - except a heart.

Worksheet for ESL learners about school subjects with images for multi-modal learning. Includes handout for students to practice grammar "I have, I like, and I don´t like". Dsylexia-friendly text.

Spice up your culinary classroom with this fun and interactive “Find Someone Who” activity — perfect for the first day of class, as a warm-up, or a review of kitchen basics! This engaging worksheet gets students up and moving while they learn more about each other’s cooking experience and kitchen knowledge. Designed specifically for middle school, high school, or introductory culinary classes, this resource is a great way to build classroom community and as

A dyslexia-friendly printable chart for learning modal verbs ( can, could, should, may, might, have to, need to, and must) organized by classification (necessity, ability, possibility, advice, and obligation) with examples.

Th roll-a-story activity template is a great tool for helping students get ideas for creating a short story. The blank template allows for the activity to be adapted depending on lesson objectives. Includes worksheet for studetns to then write their short story on the back.

A step-by-step guide for writing an Article which includes: Writing Template with 2 prompts1 Sample Artcle + AnalysisPerfect for: Cambridge B2 First (FCE) studentsTeachers & tutors preparing students for the examAnyone looking to master restaurant review writing out!

A three page printable practicing FCE, B2 writing of an informal email. Page One includes two sample prompts with guided sections for brainstorming and organizing ideas. Page Two includes a sample writing. Page Three provides space for writing.

This FCE writing bundle is a printable of all Cambridge Exam writing templates that includes: email, opinion essay, for/against essay, informative essay, article, and story. Each template includes: a pre-writing section to help brainstorm and organize ideas.a post-writing section for self-evaluation aligned with the Cambridge rubric.a writing template with space for word count and/or A printable worksheet for FCE or Cambridge writing of an informal email. Includes a pre-writing section for bra

A free printable for ESL classrooms to encourage natural, deeper interaction in speaking activities.

A free printable poster with alternatives to "hello" and "goodbye" for ESL students using natural English.

A handout of regular Spanish verbs in the future, present and preterite tenses with charts to fill in irregular verb tenses.