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

This powerpoint asks prompting questions about how to behave in various potentially dangerous situations: -icy surfaces -weather -natural disasters -cooking -electric shock -swimming -bees/wasps -mosquitoes -smaller animals -bigger animals -strangers -crossing the street -break-ins -violence -berries -eating -sharp objects -sports -medical emergencies -house on fire -when in the car -power outage -lighting candles -social media

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

This bundle prepares students to ask housing questions for future buying or renting. It includes: Key housing topics (keys, amenities, parking, lease, laundry, renovations, garbage/recycling, pets, neighbourhood, moving day, noise, kind of flooring and stove...) Listen to the landlord activity: fill the blanks, ieThis key is for the door, and here’s your __________ to get into the building. (fob)Videos on housing vocabulary & worksheets Housing questions organized as follows:amount (How many

This bundle prepares students to recognize and describe medical health emergencies, as well as follow dispatcher instructions. NOTE: This goes with Medical Emergencies 911 powerpoint1) flash cards of the following health emergencies: dizzy, heatstroke, broken bones, sprains, vomiting, choking, severe migraine, high fever for a long time, venomous bites, sharp pains, animal attacks, allergic reactions (bee or food), overdose, drowning, fire, deep cut, heart attack, stroke, shock, frostbite, burn

article worksheet: explanation of when to use a/an/the + fill in the blanksarticle worksheet: pair speaking with fill in the blanks orallyarticle worksheet: fix the mistakesCinderella Story and lesson plan NOTE:This resource pairs with articles a, an, the ppt

Multiplicationcomplete table with questions (& answer keys)blank chart to complete pair & class activitiesAddition complete table with questions (& answer keys) blank chart to complete extra addition practice (& answer keys) pair & class activitiesSubtraction blank chart to complete extra subtraction practice (& answer keys) Divisioncomplete chart with questions (& answer keys) extra division practice (& answer keys) Fractionsaddingsubtractingmultiplyinglabeling photos& answer keysWord math pro

This bundle focuses on reading/writing skills for contacting stores about in person and online shopping experiences. It includes: shopping vocabulary build vocabulary about in-person shopping problems build vocabulary about online shopping problemswrite in-person and online shopping emails on various topics: the staff ignoring customers, messy aisles, not enough staff on the floor, poor bagging of breakable items, not being able to reach anyone, haven't received an ordered item, damaged item

This fun bundle teaches students about famous world attractions, ways to talk about their trip, and common questions at the border crossing. It includes:small talk roleplays about your trip brainstorm ways to describe scenery, food, attractions, people, weather, animals, activities grammar of the trip questions (ie, general adjective, "How was the trip?" , specific adjective, "Was the weather hot?") freestyle roleplays about your trip using photoslistening activity, the teacher asks questions ab

In this fun real world bundle, students learn how to read and write positive and negative food reviews. It includes: activities on food adjectivesreal googled reviews for East Side Marios and Swiss Chalet restaurants with follow up questionsre-writing the reviews in their own words, for example:The soup was bland and _______________. (unappetizing?) names of common food dishes & drinks practice writing positive & negative reviews for various food/drink itemsfinal reading assessment & rubric(read

Health emergency vocabulary911 roleplay calls 911 dispatcher instructions Personal pair questions about health *dizzy *heatstroke/sunburn *broken or sprained bones *vomiting *choking *throat swelling *severe migraine *high fever for couple of days *snake bite *shooting stomach pain *wild animal attack *allergic reactions (bee or food) *overdose *drowning *fire *deep cut *heart attack *stroke *electrocuted *frostbite *burns *swallowed poison *avalanche *fell off a ladder *asthma attack NOTE: This

Time for Beginnersclock time at 15 minute intervals from 12:00 a.m. - 11:45 pm images to help understand the time of day quiz! Time for Advanced Learnersintervals of time before or after the hour (ie quarter to, half past) time expressions (ie midnight & noon)quiz!activity to express plans with a calendar: this, on, next, last, today, tonight, tomorrow

1) Grammar tenses: explanations, examples, and a space for students to write their own examples. See example: Simple Past Tense: used for finished actionsEx: I bought a new laptop. 2) Fill in the blanks with the correct prepositions3) Fill in the blanks with the correct articles4) Fill in the blanks with the correct adjective order5) Add punctuation to the sentences 6) Write some sentences about me7) Label the school objects8) Choose the correct homophones***Includes answer keys***

Strengths:I'm reliable/dependable/responsible You can count/rely/depend on meI'm positiveI'm creative/I think outside of the box I'm patientI'm calm under pressureI'm ambitious/motivatedI'm friendly/socialI'm adaptable/flexible/versatileI'm punctual/always on timeI'm resourcefulI take the initiativeI'm a fast/quick learnerI'm a team player/I work well with othersI'm a good multitaskerI'm a good problem-solverI'm a hard workerI'm good with: people, seniors, animals, appliances, numbers, languages

This bundle is designed to help adult newcomers or high schoolers succeed in job interviews. It contains these main sections: ESL EducationRoleplays with a focus on these questions (What platform are you using? Where's the school? Sorry what's ESL? How's that funded? What kinds of things are you learning? Are the classes useful? What made you decide to move to Canada?) For example: A: Hi there, how are you?B: I’m _____________, and you? A: Good. Tell me a bit about yourself. B: Well, I came to

In this bundle, students learn about government policies regarding renting owned property. They also dive into 4 Canadian cities (Jasper, Ottawa, Montreal, Sudbury) as they read airbnb advertisements and prepare to research a Canadian city and write their own. The focus is on reading/writing skills. 1) renting out your owned property information for Canadians (summarized from the government website) 2) detailed housing vocabulary 3) to vs for: I use my kettle for boiling water. I us

French "small talk" roleplays with fill in the blanks for these topics:yogapaintinguniversitybroken wristamusement parkiphonelearning languagesbirthdayvacationcampingfailing a subjectdog passing awayhikingsportsphotographystudyingmaking plansdrivingfavoursfishinghaving coffeeapartmenthalloweencovidpoliticsbroken bonesbroken wine glasshaving a bad daycraving chocolatebuying a new laptopstopping bad habits

This is a list of all of the places in a community with images. There are class questions at the end, for example "What's your favourite coffee shop?" You can get the students to guess a few slides each (answers revealed on second click). This resource is especially good for ESL learners.