Do You Speak French? – Bastille Day FLEQuick View
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Do You Speak French? – Bastille Day FLE

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Bring French history to life with this engaging FLE (French as a Foreign Language) resource! Learners discover the story of Bastille Day (14 July 1789), the French Revolution, and the symbols of the French Republic through simple French texts, interactive activities, missions, comics and cultural exploration. Perfect for A1–A2 learners, upper elementary, middle school, homeschool and French clubs. What’s Included? Comic introduction Green Level: The Storming of the Bastille (reading, true/false, MCQ, vocabulary) Blue Level: Why do the French celebrate Bastille Day today? Purple Level: Missions & decision-making activities Timeline activity (put the events in chronological order) Symbols of the French Republic poster Tourist Corner: Where is the Bastille today? Speaking activity (describe the picture with a partner) Bastille Day today (culture page) Comic ending Complete answer key Students will learn to: Understand the main events of 14 July 1789. Discover why Bastille Day is France’s National Day. Explore the symbols of the French Republic. Develop reading, speaking and vocabulary skills in French. Compare past and present through authentic cultural content. This resource combines history, culture and language learning in a fun and meaningful way, making French come alive for your students.
Do You Speak Space? Apollo 13 STEM scienceQuick View
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Do You Speak Space? Apollo 13 STEM science

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Bring one of the most dramatic space missions in history into your classroom! In this engaging resource, students discover the incredible story of Apollo 13, the mission that never landed on the Moon but became one of NASA’s greatest success stories. Through reading, problem-solving and hands-on activities, learners develop their English skills while exploring science, engineering and teamwork. Students will investigate what caused the famous accident, discover how Gene Kranz, Mission Control and the astronauts worked together to save the mission, and reflect on the importance of leadership, creativity and perseverance. What’s included? Comic introduction and ending Green, Blue and Purple Level activities Mission Control poster Apollo 13 astronauts poster Gene Kranz poster Debate & Writing activity Superstition Corner: Coincidence or Bad Luck? Art Corner STEM Challenge: Build the Apollo 13 CO₂ Filter Vintage newspaper Timeline poster Complete answer key Perfect for ESL, EFL, CLIL, STEM, science lessons and space-themed units with upper elementary and middle school students.**
Do You Speak Space? The Solar SystemQuick View
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Do You Speak Space? The Solar System

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Take your students on an unforgettable journey across the Solar System! This engaging resource combines science, reading, vocabulary, critical thinking and creativity to help learners discover the Sun, the planets, dwarf planets, asteroids, comets and much more. Through differentiated activities, colourful posters, missions and STEM challenges, students explore our cosmic neighbourhood while developing their English skills. The solar system.pdf What’s included: 22-page printable PDF Green, Blue and Purple differentiated levels Reading comprehension True or False Multiple-choice questions Vocabulary matching Debate and writing activities 4 Space Missions + Final Mission Space Detective investigation Historian Corner STEM Challenges Maths Corner (5 activities) Art Corner Tourist Corner Full answer key Perfect for: ESL / EFL learners (A1-A2+) CLIL Science Primary & Middle School Homeschooling Fast finishers Science enrichment Students won’t just learn about the Solar System… they’ll investigate it, solve mysteries, design space colonies and imagine the future of space exploration!
Do You Speak Space? The MoonQuick View
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Do You Speak Space? The Moon

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Do You Speak Space? The Moon Take your students on an unforgettable journey to Earth’s closest neighbour! In this engaging resource, learners discover how the Moon was formed, explore its structure, understand its phases and investigate its influence on Earth. They will also travel through the history of lunar exploration, from the Apollo missions to today’s Artemis program, as well as recent achievements by India and China. Packed with reading activities, comprehension exercises, decision-making missions, creative projects and STEM challenges, this resource develops English skills while building scientific knowledge, critical thinking and curiosity. What’s included? Comic Introduction Green Level: The Moon Basics Blue Level: Structure, Phases and Influence on Earth Purple Level: Build Your Own Moon Base Missions Historian Corner: From Apollo to Artemis Tourist Corner: Can You Visit the Moon? Art Corner: Design Your Mission Patch STEM Challenge: Build an Egg Moon Lander Debate & Writing Activity Comic Ending Complete Answer Key Perfect for: ESL / EFL CLIL / EMILE Science Space Exploration Upper Elementary Middle School Homeschool This ready-to-use resource combines science, English and creativity to inspire the next generation of explorers while making learning meaningful and fun.