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This comparatives and superlatives bundle includes 5 different ready-to-use PowerPoint games and activities all focused on speaking and listening practise. There is no printing or preparation required.

Introduce comparatives alongside sea creatures through this beautifully illustrated ready-to-use PowerPoint presentation. The fun memory and drawing games make this activity an enjoyable way to practise speaking and listening skills with your EFL - ELD - ESL - EAL learners. Great for online or classroom lessons, with a whole class, small intervention group or 1-to-1. One PowerPoint is included with 50 slides, no printing is needed.

This comparatives sentence game is a fun way for your students to practise asking and answering questions using comparatives. The PowerPoint is ready-to-use and doesn't require any printing or preparation. It is also editable if you would like to add some of your own questions tailored to your students.

Introduce comparatives and superlatives to students using this informative and ready-to-use PowerPoint.

Practise the comparatives and superlatives: better, best, worse and worst using this enjoyable, no-prep and no-printing PowerPoint activity.

This fun speaking and listening activity is designed to help children practise forming past tense sentences through an enjoyable memory game. The PowerPoint includes three variations of the past tense activity: one focuses on regular past tense verbs and the other two focus on irregular past tense verbs. Also included are suggested variations to stretch and challenge your children. The editable text boxes enable you to adapt and tailor the resource to meet the needs of your class. There is no pr

Review comparatives and superlatives with these fun, speedy, ready-to-use games and activities.

This fun grammar game is a great starter for English beginners. No prep or printing required! Children are given the answer to a question and need to work out what the corresponding question is by reordering some jumbled words. Great for elementary ESL students to revise the correct order of words in a question. If you like this resource, I would really appreciate it if you can leave me a review. Thank you!