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Go Fish – Regular & Irregular Verbs | 168 Verb Forms Game Cards Make learning verb forms fun and interactive with this Go Fish–style grammar game! Students will practice 40 verbs (20 regular & 20 irregular) in 4 forms: Infinitive, Past Simple, Past Participle, and -ing Form – for a total of 180 colorful cards. Perfect for small groups, literacy centers, ESL lessons, and grammar revision. Easy to prep – just print, cut, and play! Game Rules: How to Play Go Fish – Verb Forms Edition: Objective: Collect sets of 4 cards that show all forms of the same verb: Infinitive Past Simple Past Participle -ing Form Shuffle the 168 cards. Deal 5 cards to each player. Place the rest face-down as the draw pile. Gameplay: On your turn, ask another player for a specific verb form of a verb you already have (e.g., “Do you have went?”). If the player has it, they must give it to you. You may continue asking until you don’t get a match. If no match – “Go Fish!” – draw a card from the pile. When a player collects all 4 forms of a verb, they place the set down. Winning: The player with the most complete verb sets at the end of the game wins!

Go Fish – Phonics Rules Game | 60 Cards | Phonics Centers & Small Groups Make phonics practice fun and effective with this engaging Go Fish–style card game! This set includes 30 unique CVC and phonics-based words (each printed twice) for a total of 60 cards, designed to help students master key phonics rules through play. Phonics Categories Covered: Short Vowels (CVC) Long Vowels (CVCe) Digraphs (ch, sh, th, wh, ph) Vowel Teams (ai, ee, ea, oa) R-Controlled Vowels (ar, er, ir, or, ur) Beginning Blends (bl, st, cr, fl, tr) Perfect for: Phonics centers Literacy stations Small group instruction Homeschool activities Early readers What’s Included: 60 printable cards (30 word pairs) Color-coded by category for easy sorting Easy-to-follow instructions

Goal: Collect sets of 4 matching cards from the same category item (e.g., 4 “Pineapple” cards). Setup: Shuffle the cards. Deal 5 cards to each player. Place the rest face down in a draw pile (the “pond”). How to Play: The youngest player starts and asks another player for a specific card (e.g., “Do you have a Pineapple?”). If the player has it, they must give all matching cards. If not, they say “Go Fish!” and the asker draws 1 card from the pond. If the drawn card is the one they asked for, they go again. When a player collects 4 of the same card, they place the set in front of them. The game ends when all sets are made.

Description: Make learning letters fun with this Go Fish Alphabet Game! Designed for preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten learners, this phonics-based version of the classic card game helps children practice letter recognition, uppercase and lowercase matching, and early reading skills. This printable set includes: 52 colorful playing cards (2 of each letter A–Z) Clear uppercase and lowercase letters on each card Simple, child-friendly design Short and easy rules (included on a printable instruction sheet) How to use: Perfect for small groups, literacy centers, intervention, or at-home practice. Just print, cut, and play! Skills practiced: Letter recognition (A–Z) Matching uppercase and lowercase Turn-taking and listening Early phonemic awareness Great for: HomeschooL Reading centers Speech therapy activities ESL/EFL classrooms Easy to prep – just print on cardstock and laminate for durability!

Grammar Go! – A Fun Grammar Card Game for Kids (Ages 5–9) Make grammar fun and active with Grammar Go! This printable card game helps young learners practice parts of speech, sentence building, and error correction through engaging and hands-on play. What’s Included: 18 “Name It!” Cards – Name nouns, verbs, and adjectives based on prompts 18 “Use It!” Cards – Create sentences using grammar targets 18 “Fix It!” Cards – Correct grammar mistakes in short sentences Colorful A4 Cover Page – Perfect for organizing or packaging Easy-to-Follow Rules Page Skills Practiced: Parts of Speech (nouns, verbs, adjectives) Sentence Formation Grammar Awareness and Correction Speaking and Vocabulary Development Perfect For: ESL / EFL classrooms Elementary grammar review Small groups or literacy centers Homeschool activities Format: Printable PDF (A4) Print, cut, and play – no prep needed! How to Play: Shuffle all cards and place them face down in a pile. On their turn, a player picks the top card and reads the challenge aloud. The player completes the challenge. If correct, they keep the card. If unsure, the group can help and explain the rule. Continue until all cards are used. The player with the most cards wins! Engage your students with grammar the fun way – through play! Grab Grammar Go! today and bring smiles to your language lessons!

Rhyming Words Flashcard Puzzles – Fun Phonemic Awareness Activity for Kids! Boost your students’ phonemic awareness with this engaging rhyming word puzzle set! Each puzzle includes three rhyming words and one odd word out — perfect for practicing listening skills, sound recognition, and vocabulary. This printable resource is ideal for centers, small group work, or early finishers. Simply print, cut, and play! Great for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade learners. What’s Included: 30 rhyming word puzzles (3 rhyming + 1 odd word) Easy-to-use, low prep format Make learning rhymes fun and interactive!

Adjective Matching Game: “Describe & Match” Goal: Match adjective cards with the correct pictures on a mat. Game Components: Mats – Each mat has 12 pictures of objects, animals, or nature. Adjective Cards – Each card contains three adjectives that describe one picture. How to Play: Each player takes a mat with 12 pictures. A player draws an adjective card and finds the matching picture on their mat. If they match correctly, they keep the card. If not, they return it to the pile. The player with the most matches wins! Bonus: Players explain why the adjectives fit the picture. Example: Adjective Card: big, grey, strong → Picture: Elephant Adjective Card: red, round, juicy → Picture: Apple A fun and interactive way to build vocabulary!

Passive voice is used when the focus is on the action. It is not important or not known, however, who or what is performing the action. Exercises on Passive (Form) Write passive sentences in Simple Present. Write passive sentences in Simple Past. Write passive sentences in Present Perfect. Write passive sentences in Future I. If you like this Passive voice exercises , you might also like: Active-and-Passive-Voice MEGA-Grammar-BUNDLE Passive-voice-grammar-exercises Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. Follow Me! Click the green star next to my store logo and be the first to know about my new products, sales, and freebies.

Help your students learn to read and write with our word family posters. The house themed display helps create a beautiful classroom aesthetic while displaying an essential bank of early words. Word Families Included in this packet: -ab word family -ad word family -ag word family -am word family -an word family -ap word family -at word family -ed word family -en word family -et word family -id word family -ig word family -in word family -ip word family -it word family -ob word family -og word family -op word family -ot word family -ug word family -um word family -amp word family -and word family -ant word family -ack word family -ash word family -end word family -ent word family -ess word family -est word family -ill word family -ink word family -ing word family -ick word family -ock word family -oss word family -uck word family -ump word family -ung word family -unk word family -ush word family -ust word family -ake word family -ale word family -ame word family -ate word family -ave word family -ice word family -ide word family -ine word family -ite word family -oke word family -ope word family -ose word family

Help kids stay safe and confident with these easy-to-follow rules! This guide teaches children how to behave politely and responsibly in public transport, cars, and on the street. Clear and simple, it’s perfect for teaching safety and good manners in everyday situations.

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These “English Medals of Achievement” are perfect for recognizing young learners’ progress in mastering English. Simply award them to students who have demonstrated dedication, effort, and enthusiasm in their English studies. Use the medals to celebrate milestones, encourage continued learning, and inspire a love for language! If you like these AWARDS, you might also like: English-AWARDS Certificates-Class-Awards-and-Graduation

Help your students learn to read and write with our word family posters. The house themed display helps create a beautiful classroom aesthetic while displaying an essential bank of early words. Word Families Included in this packet: -ab word family -ad word family -ag word family -am word family -an word family -ap word family -at word family -ed word family -en word family -et word family -id word family -ig word family -in word family -ip word family -it word family -ob word family -og word family -op word family -ot word family -ug word family -um word family -amp word family -and word family -ant word family -ack word family -ash word family -end word family -ent word family -ess word family -est word family -ill word family -ink word family -ing word family -ick word family -ock word family -oss word family -uck word family -ump word family -ung word family -unk word family -ush word family -ust word family -ake word family -ale word family -ame word family -ate word family -ave word family -ice word family -ide word family -ine word family -ite word family -oke word family -ope word family -ose word family You can also find Let’s study on Instagram

Get ready for a spooky adventure while learning about *Present Simple *Past Simple *Future Simple *Present Continuous *Past Continuous *Future Continuous In this exercise, you’ll explore creepy castles, meet mysterious ghosts, and join witches flying through the night—all while practicing how actions are happening now, in the past, and in the future. Each sentence will take you deeper into the world of Halloween, where pumpkins glow, skeletons dance, and werewolves howl. Complete the fun Halloween-themed sentences, and don’t forget to write your own spooky story at the end! Are you brave enough to finish? Let’s find out!

This comprehensive set of educational materials is designed to help kindergarten students master the fundamentals of letter recognition and beginning letter sounds. Featuring vibrant, colorful illustrations and engaging activities, this collection is an essential tool for early childhood classrooms and homeschool environments. Invest in your child’s or students’ early literacy success with this comprehensive Kindergarten ABC Posters, Cards, Chart & Book set. Unlock the keys to beginning letter sound recognition and set the foundation for a lifetime of reading and writing proficiency.

These cards are designed to help learners of English master irregular verbs. Each card will display the base, past simple, and past participle forms of an irregular verb.

Taboo is a word guessing party game. Game is very popular with my students and I’ve played it several times, it’s a great way of REVISING VOCABULARY Taboo game motivate your students to speak. This game can be played in pairs or in teams. The first student to play gets a card with a picture (and the guess-word) and a list of forbidden words. The aim of the game is to get the other team or player to say the guess-word on the card without using any of the forbidden words. They can’t use sound effects, gestures or any derivatives from any of the words on the card either. If you want to make the game more fun, you can set a time limit and get the students to guess as many words as possible in the given time.

A fun Fruits and vegetables game for children to learn Fruits and vegetables. Includes: 36 Alphabet Calling Cards 10 Bingo Playing Cards

This worksheet will help you practice building strong sentences! You will be given a list of words. Your task is to arrange them in the correct order to create a complete and grammatically correct sentence.

These flashcards are designed to help children learn and identify basic colors. Each card features a single, bold color with a clear, concise label. The color is displayed in a large, easily recognizable format, making it perfect for young learners. Features: Bright, vibrant colors: Attract attention and enhance learning. Simple design: Focuses on the color itself, minimizing distractions. Clear, easy-to-read labels: Help children quickly learn the names of each color. Suitable for: Preschoolers Kindergarten students Children with special needs Anyone learning basic colors Use these flashcards to: Introduce colors to young learners. Reinforce color recognition skills. Play fun color-themed games. Create colorful learning activities. Enhance vocabulary development.