Simplicity Resources

There are two parts in this bundle. The first worksheets have sentences with underlined mistakes that the students need to fix. They're a great challenge for early finishers or bell ringers (especially for ESL students)! The mistakes include: punctuation, subject-verb agreement, prepositions, conjunctions, pronouns, articles, tenses, spelling, homophones, singular vs plural, word order, comparative adjectives and countable vs uncountable nouns. For example:Do you great cheese on your salad? (g

This resource comprehensively explains all of the situations for using: commasperiodscapital lettershyphensapostrophesIt has fun practice quizzes with answers. NOTEThis resource matches with: Punctuation Bundle

1) Simple Present Tense-spelling rules for regular verbs -spelling rules for verbs ending in ch/sh/o/x/y -be & have, positive & negative -contractions -making questions -WORKSHEETS: choose the correct verbs -WORKSHEETS: fill in the blanks as you wish -WORKSHEETS: free writing, make sentences using the pictures 2) Simple Past Tense-spelling rules for regular verbs -spelling rules for verbs ending in e, y with a consonant or vowel before the last letter -be & have, positive & negative -c

These classic fairy tales translated into french (with images): CendrillonBlanche NeigeLe Petit Chaperon RougeBoucles d’or et les Trois OursJack et les Haricots MagiquesTracassinRaiponceLes Habits Neufs de L’empereurHansel et GretelLes Trois Petits CochonsLa Belle et la Bête

This bundle includes individual, pair and whole class activities for practicing the following punctuation: commascapitalsperiodshyphensapostrophesNOTEThis resources matches with: Punctuation ppt

1) Choose the correct homophones, for example: I need a coffee break/brake I get to work by/buy/bye bike Let's go swimming in the see/ seaThe whether/ weather is sunny today I use thyme/time in my cooking 2) Write free sentences using the photos NOTE: I also have a powerpoint that works hand-in-hand with this resource titled " Homonyms and Homophones ppt"

adjective order explanationunscramble the adjectivesadjective prefixesadjective antonyms and synonymsadjective opposites ed/ing endings (ie interested vs interesting) describing people, places and things

L'affichage de ces feuilles de grammaire dans la classe constitue une excellente référence, en particulier lorsque les élèves parlent ou écrivent. Ils incluent l'utilisation et des exemples. dude ladesdelela lesununeauà laauxenà quiquepronomsCela va bien avec: Articles en Français powerpoint Articles en Francais worksheets

These worksheets allow students to practice the following place prepositions: -on / onto                                   -in / into                                               -above               -under                      -below / beneath     -beside / next to -across from -over -out -in front of -between -up / down -off -around -through -close to / near -far There are fill the blank sentences and an activity where they create their own sentences for objects around their home.

1. Grammar Tensesformulausesexample sentencesIncludes: -simple present -simple past -simple future -present continuous -past continuous -present perfect continuous -present perfect -future going to -zero conditional -1st conditional -2nd conditional -3rd conditional 2. Prepositionsusesby, for, of, with, about, on, in, at, from, to, under, that, which, who, through, under 3. These / Those / This / Thatuses4. Conjunctionsusesexample sentencesand, or, but, because 5. Punctuationusescomma, peri

Ce qui suit est expliqué, avec de nombreux exemples de phrases : 1) La plupart des adjectifs français sont placés après le nom 2) Ces adjectifs se placent devant le nom : beauté, âge, gentillesse, ordre, taille Après, il y a des activités à pratiquer avec le remplissage des blancs et des images. Enfin, il y a les questions des partenaires. NOTE: J'ai aussi adjectifs powerpoint

These reference sheets are in a Word File, making them easy to edit: multiplication chart division chart addition chart subtraction chart number chart math symbols cursive writing alphabet parts of speech punctuation periodic table elements shapes

1)chart explaining rules for superlatives, comparatives and activity to put "c" or "s" 2)worksheet: choose the correct comparative adjective 3)worksheet: fill in the blanks with nouns to compare 4)worksheet: formulate the correct comparative adjectives 5)worksheet: class brainstorm comparative adjectives under 6 topics 6)worksheet: superlatives fill the blanks 7)more worksheets on comparative adjectives.... *I've also created a powerpoint for comparative adjectives & adverbs

slides 1-25: students brainstorm health treatment advice from the doctor based on the images (ie spinach) slides 26-49: roleplays between patient and doctor offering different treatments (ranging from less serious such as increasing fibre to more serious such as chemotherapy) slides 50-71: these are the same roleplays but now with blanks for the students to fill in the rest of the slides are side-by-side images. The teacher gives doctor advice , and one student comes up at a time and points to

72 quotes Here are some activities that you can do with the quotes: 1) At the start of the year, read some quotes as a diagnostic quiz to see which Shakespeare works the students are familiar with. 2) At the end of the year, read some quotes as a review quiz (this can be done as a whole class, in small groups or pairs). 3) Discuss the deeper meanings of the quotes as a whole class, in small groups, in pairs or as a private journal activity. Make comparisons between Shakespeare time and modern

Here are hundreds of common idioms organized into the following categories. They'd make great bell ringers, time fillers or additions to any topic. Before explaining their meanings, write them on the board or print them out and have students guess their meanings individually, in groups or as a class. You can also have them write "small talk" conversations using the idioms. bodyhousebusinessweatherschooltimefoodclothescolourmoneyanimal car Examples: -caught red-handed -not my cup of tea -bomb a

be have do canwouldwill couldshould + fill in the blanks exercises

Images and detailed descriptions: hair colourshair stylesfacial hairunique body featurestopsbottomsdressesshoesaccessorieshatsclothing patternsclothing materials

Explications et exemples d'utilisation de quel, quels, quelle, quelles. Ensuite, les élèves remplissent les blancs. ***Cette ressource correspond avec Quel, Quels, Quelle, Quelles powerpoint

sentences with hundreds of common adverbsfill in the blank activity (about yourself and world facts)I also have: Adverbs Powerpoint