File containing some vocab activities about the New Year, a reading comprehension, matching exercises on the New Year and Scottish traditions, a listening comprehension (link of the video used on the file) , a crossword and the lyrics of ‘Auld Lang Syne’ based on Robert Burns’ poem.

Powerpoint presentation presenting some famous creatures from the Scottish folklore

Lesson about Ireland and Saint Patrick’s Day (PPTX) and another document, which is a worksheet with vocabulary exercises to get to know more about Saint Patrick’s Day (matching exercise, fill in the gaps and crossword)

Reading comprehension worksheet about Aboriginal People with vocab questions and some other activities.

File containing the whole short story entitled Legend of the Sugar Girl written by the Canadian author Joseph Boyden. This story explains and shows the effects of residential schools on First Nations People in their early life, but also the consequences in their adult life. Many words are translated (sometimes in French or explained in English) There are some follow-up activities (to check the understanding and to work on the vocab)

Reading comprehension worksheet about Scottish haunted castles (+ reading questions and vocab ones) + correction

Reading comprehension worksheet about Buckingham Palace + two activities (one is the crossword and the other one is about directions)

Reading comprehension worksheet about the Giant’s Causeway (legend of Finn Mac Cool) with questions

Here is a text telling about Sitting Bull (practicing the reading comprehension) It is composed of a text, questions about it and some vocab activities.

Here’s a worksheet on the Landlady by Roald Dahl. It contains some pre-reading activities ( including some to get to know the two main characters and some to discuss and/or write about the story) followed by the whole text (none of the words are translated)

Powerpoint presentation about Thanksgiving. It tells about its origins (historical aspects with the pilgrims, the 1st settlements …), how it used to be celebrated and how it is today.

Powerpoint file explaining what the totem poles are, what the animals and other natural elements symbolize (total of 12 animals from the turtle to the raven). The purpose was to make children draw their own totem pole.

Worksheet about famous monuments in London. It contains a map to label all the famous monuments (link of a Youtube video to help the children) a matching exercise, a text to read about the Tower of London and questions to answer. Finally, there is a listening comprehension about Big Ben. Correction.

This file consists of 2 worksheets with exercises to practise the past tense and the vocabulary to help learn words for talking about holiday. (Some activities are the same on both worksheets, but adapted for English learners)

Here’s a lesson about Halloween: Power Point activity on the vocabulary Worksheet with various activities Game: Who wants to be a millionaire with correction

Power Point lesson about Propaganda (explanation and many examples with posters used mostly in WWII)

Worksheet to study the song entitled: When September comes, by Green Day. It is composed of listening activities (lyrics of the song) and followed by some vocab and grammar exercices.

Here’s a worksheet made to study the song by Queen. It is composed of listening activities (on lyrics), vocab and grammar exercises, the last exercise being a translation exercise (from French to English)

Worksheet on The Calling’s song: 'I’ll go wherever you go. There are listening activities and vocab questions (the last exercise is a translation one, from French to English)

Here’s a worksheet on the Lemon Tree by Fool’s Garden. It is made of listening activities ( lyrics) and two exercises

Grammar lesson about modal verbs followed by exercises to practise