Simplicity Resources

This is a carefully vetted curated list of hundreds of interactive websites for these subjects (37 pages worth!): historyartgeographysciencemathhealth & gymenglishESLfrenchmusic general all topics The websites include the following for free ( no subscriptions required): informative articlesshort storiespodcastsvideosgames quizzesassessmentslesson plansinfographics printable worksheets practice activitiesprojectsflash cards& lots more.

Not sure how to do reading? Here are novel study activities that educators can use for a wide range of novels or plays, ranging from fiction to non-fiction. Reading the bookspre-reading questionsengaging strategies for individual and group readingFOLLOW-UP ACTIVITIES Comprehension Questionssurface level personal connection critical thinking student-made strategies to do the questionsVocabularysynonymsparts of speechPaint a SceneI see, hear, smell, taste, feel DrawingRoleplayswhole class activit

These community building games are played in pairs, groups and the whole class. They promote all skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing) & creativity. Best of all, they're fun! 1) pictionary2) scrabble3) riddles guessing game4) mad libs stories5) scattergories6) tabooand a bingo templatePictionaryA= animal, S=sport, F=food, P=place. Cut out the cards and give each group a game board and cards facedown. They take turns rolling the dice and draw the word from the category they land on. T

This fun bundle is a great way to break the ice among new students but can also be used for students who already know each other. It includes: Self ReflectionsCheck the boxes that apply: I’m more introverted. I like quiet calm places, I prefer smaller groups or one-on-one hangouts, I enjoy spending time alone to recharge my energyI’m more extroverted. I like loud exciting places, I like bigger groups and meeting new people, I enjoy spending time with others to recharge my energyI do well in (su

This bundle includes individual, pair, group and whole class activities for the following phonics concepts: 1) vowelscount how many vowels are in the word to know how many syllables example: b utt erfl y = 3 2) short and long a, i, o, umad, made lit, light cod, code cut, cute 3) simple past verb ED endingsif the word finishes with a t/d sound, we pronounce the ED syllable: wasted, painted, needed 4) CH vs SHchip, ship 5) TH, soft & hardthe, teeth 6) soft & hard C, Gif c or g come before

This bundle teaches students about different types of auto accidents and how to fill in reports at their local collision center. It includes the following: spell names of various kinds of vehicles and partspersonal questions, ie, 'What is your dream car?'interactive websites with listening, reading, writing activities related to vehicles and driving kinds of accidents: fender bendersideswipedt-boned head-onread-ended& more! Explain the different accidents that happened. Be sure to include the c

In these simple yet fun games, students will increase their math fluency by practicing addition, subtraction, division, multiplication, fractions, percents and word problem-solving. (4 games total)Instructions5 students per group. They’ll need some kind of marker piece to move along and dice. One by one, students roll the dice. They land on a circle with a letter or it's blank. Have the cards pre-cut and in different piles. They choose a card corresponding to what they landed on and solve the m

In this real world bundle, students learn how to think responsibly about their home and what things need to be taken care of while they are away (for both houses and apartments). They will read and write house sitting notes. It includes the following: Spell various housing items Brainstorm reasons why people need house sitters Build vocabulary related to the garden, mail, pets, cleaning, security, amenities, garbage & recycling, snow, leaves, grass, guests...Describe your backyard/balcony and a

This bundle prepares learners for having small talk conversations about gardening with neighbours, friends or family! It's especially useful for ESL learners. 1) yard vocabulary 2) " what" questions (future plan, future prediction, past, now) & activities, example: What are you going to grow this year? What do you think you'll grow this summer? What did you grow this year? What are you growing? " where" questions, example: Where are you going to put your tulips? Where do you think you'll

This bundle focuses on both physical and emotional safety, with a special focus on safety at the workplace. It fits well into a life skills or ESL class, particularly for teens or adult newcomers. It includes: 1) general life safety discussions, ie: How can we make icy sidewalks safer? What might a bee do if it's angry? What might happen if we eat undercooked meat? 2) interactive online activities on work safety3) work safety requests, ie: Hi, there is a lot of ice on the steps. I’m worrie

This bundle teaches students how to describe a wide range of home items and actions with a special focus on these areas: adjective order (I have a new blue satin couch - age, color, material)prepositions (The bookshelf is next to the couch) prefixes (It's legal to barbecue in your backyard, but it's illegal to barbecue on the balcony of a rental property.) ed/ing endings (I feel bored from cleaning my home. Cleaning my home was boring.) There's a mix of individual, group, pair and whole class

This bundle teaches students how to write appropriate messages for life's different occasions, with a special focus on loved ones at the hospital. It's especially useful for ESL learners or those who struggle with social contexts. It includes fun interactive activities for the following: common reasons for being at the hospital & hospital vocabularyreactions to these reasons (ie, a new baby - Congratulations!, broken bones - That sounds painful!) promises of gifts you'll bring your loved one at

This real world bundle prepares higher level ESL students to ask follow-up questions to their doctor about mild to more serious health treatments. It includes a mix of fun activities for the following: medical vocabulary (illness, chronic, benign...)health aid vocabulary (crutches, sling, cane...) common doctor recommendations and patient follow-up questions. For example, doctor, "I'll prescribe antibiotics for your pneumonia", patient, "For how long?" health-related clas

This real life bundle will help students to describe clothing in detail and clothing problems while shopping. It includes the following: clothing vocabulary for tops, bottoms, dresses, shoes, accessories, patterns and materials clothes shopping videos and questionsclothes shopping roleplays (customer and store clerk) fix the speaking mistakes (ie: Do you has any other sizes?) discuss pros & cons of in person vs online shoppingdescribe what the celebrities are wearing and doinglistening assessmen

This planner is simple, easy to use, ready to print and practical! It includes: lesson plan templateunit plan templateattendance sheetbad behavior documentation sheet2025/2026 calendars from September-August

PictionaryScrabbleJeu De DevinettesHistoires Surprises (mad libs)ScattergoriesTaboo& bingo template1) Pictionary Les catégories sont N : nourriture, P : place, A : animaux, S : sportChaque joueur lance les dés et atterrit sur un cercle (s'il atterrit sur un cercle vide, il peut choisir la catégorie de son choix). Ils prennent une carte et dessinent le mot de cette catégorie pendant que les autres membres du groupe devinent de quoi il s'agit. Vous pouvez également donner aux élèves la possibil

tout, tous, toute, toutes: usage explained & example sentences with imagestout, tous, toute, toutes: quiz! fill in the blankstout, tous, toute, toutes: fill in the blanks as you wishNOTE This corresponds with: Tous, Tout, Toute, Toutes (powerpoint)

This is a package of words that can be cut in order for primary or ESL students to create their own sentences in a fun game! While creating their sentences, they will have to carefully consider: countable vs uncountable nouns, plural vs singular nouns, subject-verb agreement, matching appropriate vocabulary, word order, parts of speech and more. It includes the following: all prepositionsarticles adjectives past verbsadverbspronouns (subject, object, possessive) conjunctionsnumbers 1-20 family m

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

Students read the instructions and label the 13 provinces and territories on the blank map. Higher level. Prior, the teacher should teach them prepositional phrases such as: to the left, to the right, west, next to/beside, etc Examples Manitoba is to the left of Ontario. Saskatchewan is in the center of Canada British Columbia is on the west coast of Canada After, there is a pair spelling dictation activity