Learning Resources
Five Little Pumpkins by Super Simple Songs
8th October 2025A great Halloween song that teaches children to count to five and explore their emotions while having fun!
Read More Early Years / Emotions / Halloween / Learning Resources / Numbers / VocabularyHow Much or How Many
8th July 2025Aim Learners will revise when to use “How much” and when to use “How many”. Category Level Grammar A2 Check the correct answer
Read More Countable / Uncountable / Grammar Activities / How Much Vs. How Many / Learning ResourcesAsk a Yes or No Question About Your Future
2nd June 2025Students will ask Yes/No questions using will, would, should, and other future modals in a fun game where the Magician replies.
Read More CLIL / Conversation / Future / Learning Resources / Modal Verbs / News / VerbsLet’s GO! – Practice with the Verb “To Go”
28th May 2025Learners will practice how to use "To go" in everyday English with fun examples, like Go shopping, Go to school, and Go for a walk!
Read More Grammar Activities / Learning Resources / To Go / VerbsOpposites in Action
21st May 2025Choose between opposite adjectives to describe animals, objects, and places, to build vocabulary and understand meaning through context.
Read More Adjectives / Animals / Early Years / Learning Resources / VocabularyDifferent uses of TO GET (2)
19th May 2025Students will learn and review the different uses of To Get through a series of specifically designed sentences.
Read More Grammar Activities / Learning Resources / To Get / VerbsRELATIVE ADVERBS (Where, When, Why)
7th May 2025Students will reinforce their understanding and use of Adverbs by completing sentences in a grammatically correct way.
Read More Adverbs / Grammar Activities / Learning ResourcesMime Time!
5th May 2025A fun team game where students mime everyday actions to guess and practice English verbs through movement and teamwork.
Read More Learning Resources / Speaking / Verbs / VocabularyJob-Related Sentences (Interrogative negative)
28th April 2025Students will be guided to write interrogative negative job-related sentences using the simple present tense. Download the PDF for your class
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