msluss

This three part lesson uses Taylor Swift's brand-new hit single "The Fate of Ophelia" of her new album "Life of a Showgirl" (October 2025) to explore how Shakespeare's tragic heroine has been interpreted across nearly 400 years of artistic expression. Students will analyze Ophelia through three distinct lenses: Shakespeare's original dramatic text, John Everett Millais's iconic Victorian painting, and Swift's contemporary musical reimagining. Complete 15-Slide Powerpoint Presentation featuring:

Are you podcasting with your students? This document will help you scaffold your students understanding of what is needed in their podcast. This document focuses on four different types of podcasts: Interview with an expertSolo commentaryNon-fiction narrativeFictionFor each different kind students are given guiding questions on what they need to think about before they start recording. The downloaded file is a Numbers document and can only be used on Apple devices or opened on www.icloud.com

In this interactive workbook made for students with an iPad, you prepare your students for a Language Village. By completing 38 engaging exercises they learn the English vocabulary and practice conversations in the hospital, restaurant, police station, hotel, shop, airport and the tourist office. The workbook uses various activating teaching strategies in which students are put to work individually or in pairs. The document also serves as a portfolio where students record the conversations on vi

In this interactive workbook students will learn how to create different kind of charts from data tables around the topic of world population growth. First they will guess the total number of people living on earth and draw where in the world they are living. Secondly we look at adding columns to a table and adding a simple sum function to calculate the total number of people living on earth over a period of 120 years. This column we will then plot on a line graph. This lesson also covers: Ba

During this activity students listen to the Memory Palace podcast - The white horse. This episode was originally released in 2016 in the days after the shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando. It is re-released every year on the anniversary of the incident. The episode chronicles the history of America's first gay bar and the significance and importance of bars within the LGBTQ community throughout history. Students listen to the 9 minute podcast and then answer the discussion questions list

Trashketball esl sport quiz. Group your class into groups of 4. This quiz contains 12 questions about sports. Each team gets 20 seconds to answer each question. Each answer will be written on a separate piece of paper. When a question is answered correctly the paper is scrunched up into a ball and saved. At the end of the game the team players will get a chance to throw their pieces of paper into the "trashket", a bin placed upon the teacher's desk. Throw from the back of the classroom for 3

Are you asking your students to give an elevator pitch? This clock will help them practice timing and structuring their pitch. In 60 seconds students will create a wow effect with their invention, introduce themselves and make a call to action. This resource can be used by students independently in a 1:1 device setting or collectively by showing it on the screen in front of the classroom.

A simple board game to help students practice coming up with excuses for why they are late to class. This will help their speaking skills and practice using the past simple tense.

In this lesson students will complete different activities around minimal pairs. The lesson is built in a Numbers document which allows clear scaffolding of the lesson, self-check quizes and the ability to add voice recordings. This makes the tried and tested minimal pair activities much more interactive and engaging for the students. Students first try to distinguish minimal pairs in a quiz. Then they try pronouncing some. To loosen up their mouth muscles they will add voice recordings of so