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Here is a PowerPoint slide with an interactive scoreboard counter. The page can be duplicated as many times as you want and the scoreboard will keep track of every point throughout the PowerPoint Presentation. It is perfect for Primary classes and saves space on the classroom wall for more useful displays. It’s very easy to edit. Simply click on ‘view’ > ‘Slide Master’ then you can edit the pictures for each team.

This is a template for the game Bomb. It is completely random and can be used over and over again as each time you play it, the game is different. The only thing the teacher has to do is pre-prepare questions. It can be used for any topic.

Hi Guys, Here is a freebie for you. It’s a PPT with many brain teasers on it. It can be used as a brain break or as a little starter to the lesson when you’re getting the computer or class ready. All the best, Alex

This is an A1 sized grammar poster for Upper Primary and Lower Secondary display. The poster contains all the main grammar structures the students should know by lower Secondary. The poster is easily editable.

Common Grammar Rules Poster for Upper Primary and Lower Secondary. The poster includes all grammar rules the students should know by the end of primary level.

This is a big database of Bloom’s Taxonomy tasks which can be used for any reading, listening or speaking task. They are adaptable to almost any situation and it is perfect for providing differentiated content to groups or individuals. You can watch the video link for an overview of the PPT.

This is a PPT which contains many speaking starters. The idea is for the students to become more spontaneous as they don’t get a preparation time before speaking. They will see a topic and they have to speak about it for 1 minute. The starters are randomly generated, so it will be different each time it’s used.

Here is a fun, Halloween themed game which can be used to review any objectives in any subject. Check out the video for an overview of the game.

This is a ready-to-print puzzle which contains 25 pieces. I use this at the start of the year as a get-to-know you project. They can draw/write as much as they can about themselves on the piece, then we display the puzzle on the wall. This is a great activity because the students can see that even though they are different from each other, we all fit together.

Hi Guys, Here is a game which students find very enjoyable. It can be used for all types of review content in class. The computer randomly generates surprises around the board. If the team answers a question correctly, they can get the points. It is a macro-enabled powerpoint, so you will have to enable the macros to run it.

Hi Guys, Here is an interactive colour in activity which takes place directly on the powerpoint slide. Children can be selected randomly to come up to the computer one at a time to colour in a picture. While doing it, the class can make short, simple sentence using the target language. You’ll need to enable macros to run this slide. Check out the demo: https://youtu.be/ueA025dWq7Y All the best

Hi Guys, This is a PPT that can randomly generate 10 Math questions on the screen for students to calculate in their notebooks. There are infinite possible questions and this should save maths teachers from printing worksheets during these lessons. Inside the bundle are generators for multiplication, addition, subtraction and division. All primary levels are included. Watch the video to see a demonstration. All the best. Alex

Hi Guys, This is an interactive group activity to colour in an ocean scene. This happens directly on the powerpoint slide, so it can be done by students coming up one at a time to colour in the picture. While they do it, the class can make short, simple sentences using the target vocabulary. You need to enable macros to run the slide. Demo: https://youtu.be/iLJE7RuVVu0 All the best.

Hi Guys, Here I have a reward system that I use for my classes. It’s similar to ClassDojo, except there is more the student can do with their page. Watch the video to find out more. All the best.

Hi Guys, Here is a PPT that randomizes calculations on the screen for students to do in their notebooks. It’s designed to reduce the amount of paper being used for worksheets. The students can look at the calculation on the screen and show their working out in their notebooks. The bundle includes all primary difficulties for addition, multiplication, subtraction and division. Make sure you enable macros being using. Check out the video for a demonstration. Cheers. Alex

Hi Guys, This is an interactive bar chat / line graph I’ve made to teach my own students how to draw these graphs. Watch the demo video for an overview of it. When you open the powerpoint, please make sure you click ‘enable macros’ in the yellow pop-up box on the powerpoint screen. All the best. Alex

Hi Guys, In this powerpint I’ve gamified the test experience to make revising and test practice more engaging for the learners. I usually give this to students to do at home, but there is the occassional time I might open it in class and do it together as a whole class. Watch the video for a demo. All the best. Alex

Hi Guys, Here I’ve gamified the test taking experience for my students to help them do part 2 of the movers reading test. I give them this as a homework task at home and I’ve had a lot of parental feedback expressing how engaged their children are. In part two the students have to look at a sentence, then look at a picture and write yes or no. Watch the demo video for an overview. All the best. Alex

Here is a PPT with many tongue twisters in it. My students start from level 1, then we don’t move on until they have mastered each level. The idea is for them to get around the board by the end of the year. Each tongue twister focuses on a specific sound, so it’s great for their pronunciation. Enjoy!

Hi Guys, Here I have a PowerPoint which allows the user to randomly generate a character, a setting and a problem. It will display the first sentence of a story just like the Cambridge Primary Progression/Checkpoint test does. As of now, the PowerPoint is working only on windows computers. Code on Mac’s PPT is different to the code on Window’s PPT, which is the reason for this. I will try my best to make a Mac version. Have a look at the demo video. All the best. Alex