Topic: the simple present - Third person singular ( he, she it) Target group: Primary school or EAL learners By the end of the lesson learners will be able to talk in the simple present and explain routines, regular events, habits and things that happen regularly. There is a video to watch for all learners, even though the activity is differentiated in beginners, those who can write sentences already and those who can write a little more complex sentences.

This is worksheet with video to make kids remember the Simple present and when to use it. Especially the video which is only 35 sec. long will ensure they do remember this grammatical structure.

This resource includes a story of Mr. Strong in strict land, Ms Good - the Queen and The country of voice. What does each represent- the story explains. Children discuss advantages and disadvantages. There is vocabulary for democracy ; Explain why voting is important ; Freedom of speech; A conclusion to the story.

This resource teaches children about the female and male changes during puberty. Pictures are showing the male genitals and female insides. Menstruation is part of it and the monthly cycle. Men’s parts are for labeling.

This is an open day activity for kids. in our school we have two open days a year and to show “new kids” what we do we made these two things. A volcanic eruption where the kids have to find the things they need to use. Get into groups to do the volcanic eruption. Then we made suhi.

This explains different types of policies. In an embedded story about different styles of democracy. There are different tasks for learning about politics.

This is a road safety series. It includes worksheets to the video on youtube where it is explained how to cross the road safely. Find the link below. The words are given, so it is a gap fill activity -ideal for English learners. You can use each worksheet in a different lesson and watch each video in different lessons. To start the lesson I would use the first worksheet to talk about road safety in general and ask the kids what they know about being safe as a different traffic attendant.

Here is a question sheet about Alexander Graham Bell it is meant for year 3. Zou can watch the story about him on youtube.

Famous inventors > the story of Marie Curie. Watch the you tube video > The story of Marie Curie by story time English

This is a power point for year 3 students who are learning about famous inventors as well as inventions. Included are the wheel, glasses, telephone, the word wide web, football and polonium and radium. Students can read along. A work sheet attached so children can write who invented which thing.

This is an introduction to “Adverbs of Frequency”. Children will learn where to place them and write sentences as well. Ideal for a 45 minute lesson.

Posters for a reading activity Children will wander around the room looking for different coloured foods and why they are healthy for you. These posters are differentiated as they offer at least something to children who only read a little. There are equally challenging terms like “colesterol” in the reading do children, who are interested and need a challenge can get one and look difficult words up on the word bank sheet. It aims to teach children why different coloured foods are healthy for you.

It is a youtube film and children have to answer multiple questions in English.