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Browse all our English teaching materials for ESL and EFL teachers. Ready-made presentations, warm-ups, and activities for all levels.
Virtual Travel & Comparing Places
Encourage your students to practice comparative forms by comparing well-known places in the pics.
Childhood Memories | Used To
Use these 8 slides presenting different people's childhood memories for practicing used to / didn't use to.
Make Your Happiness Potion | Adults
Winter magic is here! Fascinate your adult students with a Harry Potter magical atmosphere, and make them create their own potions with everything they long for.
Make Your Happiness Potion | Teens
Winter magic is here! If your teen students are fascinated by a Harry Potter magical atmosphere, make them create their own potions with everything they long for.
Make Your Happiness Potion | Kids
Winter magic is here! Are your young students fascinated by a Harry Potter magical atmosphere? Make them create their own potions with everything they long for.
Pick Your Wands | Teens
This A2-B1 warm-up activity is tailored for your cozy conversations with the teenage students - what magic spell would be perfect for them?
Pick Your Wands | Adults
A2-B1 warm-up activities tailored for your cozy conversations with the adult students - what magic spell would they choose?
This or That? | Warm-Up
Perfect as a conversation starter and includes the following topics: 🏝 summer 🌞 weekend ✈️ travelling 🛍 shopping 🥐 food (A2 & B1)
My Vacay | Past Perfect
A fun way to practice the past perfect tense and talk about vacation experience: make the sentences by using the pic prompts and timeline.
Instagram Vacation Stories | Past Simple
Talk about exciting vacation experiences using the Past Simple tense and describing the Pinterest collages.
Breaking News! | Past Passive Voice
This A2+ activity can help your students feel like TV anchors while training their passive voice usage.
You've Got a Message! 2.0 | Past Continuous
15 slides presenting messages that your students have to respond to, using the past continuous tense. What were they doing? Why didn't they come?