ESL Vocabulary Activities - Chores and using ‘have to’ This ready-to-use PowerPoint includes 12 different chores and 5 speaking and listening activities to teach your EAL / ESL /ELL students. You don’t need to do any printing or preparation and it’s all free! If you like this resource, please leave a review! Follow me on Instagram @studious_sprout! Find all my resources here Other activities you may like: A Christmas Song Have and Has Fruit Fun Past Tense Game Order the Sentence Adverbs Activity Past Tense Activity Past Tense Game Fun Christmas Activities Editable Vocabulary PowerPoint Review Game

English Vocabulary - ESL - Fruit Fun ESL games and activities to help children learn vocabulary linked to fruit. Includes a song plus 18 slides of listening and speaking games and activities. This EAL resources is ideal for English beginners. If you like this resource, I would really appreciate it if you can please leave me a review. I also love hearing about where in the world my resources have been used so please tag me on Instagram @studious_sprout. Other activities you may like: Adverbs activity Past tense activity Find all my resources here

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 printing and no preparation required, saving you essential time! One Powerpoint is included. If you like this resource, I would really appreciate it if you can leave me a review. I also love hearing about where in the world my resources have been used so please tag me on Instagram @studious_sprout! Other activities you may like: Adverbs activity Free Have and Has activity Find all my resources here

Creative writing inspiration for Key Stage 2! This resource could be used in the classroom or online. The aim of this resources is to stimulate imagination and creative thinking. Ideal as a starter over the week, a valuable stand alone lesson to leave for a supply teacher or as a stand alone creative writing lesson. Exposing children to vocabulary they can use in their writing. Includes a starter game, inference questions and a story starter.

This activity on adverbs is a great, entertaining starter or plenary for your KS2 English grammar lesson. There are four versions of the game ( 36 adverbs in total) to help your class review adverbs and expose them to new vocabulary that they can then go on to use in their writing. Whether you use them as starters, plenarys or time fillers, this activity will make your grammar lesson engaging and exciting. I have also used this resource with ESL students. There is no printing required, saving both trees and time! One Powerpoint is included. If you like this resource, I would really appreciate it if you can leave me a review. Please visit my TES shop to discover more past tense games and activities: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/StudiousSprout

Past Tense Verbs Game This PowerPoint game is an enjoyable way for children to verbally practise past tense sentences (both positive and negative). Ideal for tutors who teach English online to use in 1 to 1 lessons as well as ESL and EAL teachers based in the classroom. Perfect for children studying at A1 level.

Review Past tense verbs quickly as a starter or plenary using this fun, eye-catching and colourful PowerPoint activity. No printing or preparation needed! 70 slides included! If you like this resource, please leave me a review! :) Follow me on Instagram @studious_sprout Find all my resources here Other activities you may like: Have and Has Fruit Fun Past Tense Game Order the Sentence Adverbs Activity Past Tense Activity Past Tense Game Editable Vocabulary PowerPoint Review Game

A simple worksheet for English beginners about fruit! Answers included

This teaching resource is perfect for children who are learning English and want to learn about Pancake Day! The resource includes a listening exercise transcript for the teacher to read out, a quiz and a recipe for British pancakes. The listening exercise will help students improve their listening skills and comprehension of English. After the exercise, the quiz will test their knowledge of what they have just listened to. Also included is a simple recipe for British pancakes that children can make with an adult. This activity will not only improve their English language skills, but also their cooking skills! By the end of this resource, children will have a basic understanding of Pancake Day, while also improving their English language skills. Thank you to DigitalArtsi for the pancake clipart.

This ‘Have and Has’ activity is an excellent way for your students to practise using has and have correctly in their own sentences. Students choose two cards from the PowerPoint and create their own silly sentence using ‘have’ or ‘had’. They could write it down or say it. I have used this resource with ESL students aged 6-11 but it could also work for older children. If you like this resource, I would really appreciate it if you can leave me a review. I also love hearing about where in the world my resources have been used so please tag me on Instagram @studious_sprout! Other activities you may like: Adverbs activity Past tense activity Find all my resources here

This fun grammar game is a great starter for English beginners. 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 sentence construction. No prep or printing required! If you like this resource, I would really appreciate it if you can leave me a review. Please visit my TES shop to discover more games and activities for English learners: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/StudiousSprout

ESL Fun Christmas Activities and Games Fun Christmas activities and games all on one PowerPoint to review Christmas vocabulary with EAL / ESL /ELL students or young learners. No prep and no printing required! Everything is on one PowerPoint. If you like this resource, I would really appreciate it if you can leave me a review. I also love hearing about where in the world my resources have been used so please tag me on Instagram @studious_sprout! Other activities you may like: Christmas song Adverbs activity Past tense activity Find all my resources here

FREE This editable vocabulary PowerPoint review game is a fun way to quickly review vocabulary for children of any age and ability. It makes the ideal time filler, starter or plenary. The children could even help create the quiz! If you like this resource, I would really appreciate it if you can leave me a review. I also love hearing about where in the world my resources have been used so please tag me on Instagram @studious_sprout! Other activities you may like: Christmas Song Adverbs Activity Have or Has Activity Find all my resources here

Make learning ESL Christmas vocabulary fun by learn this song. Sing it to the tune of ‘12 days of Christmas’, add your own actions and enjoy! These Christmas song lyrics are ideal for beginner and intermediate ESL/ EAL/ ELL learners. Other activities you may like: Christmas Vocabulary and Games Adverbs activity Past tense activity Find all my resources here For instructions on how to use the PowerPoint please find a video at: https://www.instagram.com/studious_sprout/ If you like this resource, I would really appreciate it if you can leave me a review. I also love hearing about where in the world my resources have been used so please tag me on Instagram @studious_sprout!

This past tense PowerPoint game is an enjoyable and engaging way for children to review irregular past tense verbs and ordinals 1st-12th. It is ideal for tutors who teach English online to use in 1 to 1 lessons as well as ESL and EAL teachers based in the classroom. Perfect as a starter, plenary or review game.