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Explore the topic of daily routines with your English learners using this engaging material aimed at building vocabulary and understanding sentence structures. Suitable for levels from elementary to intermediate (A1-B2), this material covers common activities that people do throughout their day. It provides essential vocabulary for morning, daytime and evening routines (e.g. waking up, eating breakfast, going to work/school, eating lunch, exercising, cooking dinner, going to bed). The material emphasizes the use of sequence words (first, then, after that, finally) and time expressions (in the morning, after lunch, at night) to describe daily routines clearly and chronologically. Over several pages, the material provides a detailed overview of what constitutes a daily routine and why describing it is important for effective communication. This serves as a comprehensive summary of key concepts and vocabulary. To reinforce what has been learned, the material contains interactive tasks. Task 1 is a matching exercise where students match activities to the appropriate times. Task 2 involves the chronological ordering of pictures representing different routine activities. Task 3 promotes creative writing by encouraging students to describe a simple daily routine using the target vocabulary and sequence words

This comprehensive teaching material has been specially developed for German and international English teachers to cover the important topic of healthy and unhealthy eating. It is ideal for use at different grade levels from primary to intermediate (A2-B1) and supports the targeted development of topic-related vocabulary. The material consists of four pages of information that clearly teach students the difference between healthy foods such as fruit, vegetables, wholegrain products, lean proteins and healthy fats and unhealthy options such as sugary snacks, ready meals, fried foods and simple carbohydrates. It also looks at the impact of diet on physical health and links to conditions such as obesity, diabetes and heart disease. The structured information pages provide a detailed summary of the topic of nutrition and health. The material contains practical tasks to actively practise and consolidate what has been learned. The tasks include classifying foods, finding healthy alternatives to unhealthy snacks and reflecting on one’s own eating habits. All tasks are provided with detailed solutions, allowing for easy correction and self-monitoring. This worksheet is ideal for use in English lessons to develop vocabulary relating to food, nutrition, diet and nutrition.

This engaging ESL resource explores uniforms around the world as expressions of culture, identity, and professional roles. Students learn how uniforms reflect social values, geographical context, and cultural heritage, from school uniforms in Japan, the UK, and the Philippines, to professional attire in healthcare, military, culinary, and aviation, as well as traditional dress in countries like India, Scotland, and West Africa.

This ESL resource explores the topic of fashion trends through the lens of culture, expression, celebrity influence, sustainability, and iconic historical styles. Students discover how fashion reflects societal values, media, and technology, and how trends evolve through cycles of popularity and revival.

This ESL sports vocabulary resource provides a comprehensive overview of essential sports-related English terms. It includes general sports words, sport-specific vocabulary (e.g. basketball, soccer, tennis), sports equipment vocabulary, action verbs, and descriptive terms. Perfect for developing fluency in everyday sports contexts. The download features: 4 informational pages explaining different categories of sports vocabulary A concise summary of terminology use in real-life conversations and contexts 3 engaging vocabulary tasks: Fill in the blanks True or false Circle the correct word Complete answer keys included

This worksheet pack is a comprehensive and student-friendly introduction to English punctuation marks, ideal for grammar lessons, test preparation, and writing practice in middle school or ESL classrooms. The material covers the most important punctuation marks with clear definitions, examples, and interactive exercises. Included are: Period (.) – Declarative sentence endings Comma (,) – Lists, clauses, and introductory elements Question Mark (?) – Used for direct questions Exclamation Mark (!) – For emphasis and strong emotion Colon (:) – Introduces lists or explanations Semicolon (;) – Connects related clauses or separates items in complex lists Apostrophe (’) – Shows possession and forms contractions Quotation Marks (“”) – Encloses direct speech or titles Parentheses ( ) – Adds extra or clarifying information Dash (—) – Indicates a break in thought Hyphen (-) – Connects compound words and modifiers Interactive exercises include: Multiple choice questions Fill-in-the-blank grammar tasks Sentence correction with punctuation Focused drills on commas, colons, and apostrophes

This engaging and visually structured worksheet bundle introduces learners to the six most common figures of speech in English: simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole, onomatopoeia, and irony. Designed for English Language Arts (ELA) classes, this material is ideal for helping students identify, understand, and use figurative language in creative and analytical contexts. The resource includes: Clear definitions and examples of each figure of speech Worksheet 1: Identify the figure of speech used in various sentences Worksheet 2: Create your own sentences using different figures of speech Worksheet 3: Match definitions to the correct figure of speech Perfect for use in: English classes Creative writing Reading comprehension and literature analysis Test prep and revision activities The activities promote critical thinking, language creativity, and literary awareness, and are suitable for both native and ESL learners.

This lesson covers the importance of meals and eating habits in everyday life! Through interactive discussions, case studies and practical exercises, learners will gain a better understanding of how food affects energy, physical health and mental well-being. Ideal for health education, language learning and cultural studies. Tags: healthy eating, nutrition education, balanced diet, food habits, mealtime importance, cultural food traditions, meal planning, eating behaviors, food and health, wellness education, lifestyle choices, classroom discussion, food awareness, healthy lifestyle, nutrition and well-being

Enhance communication skills with this real-life restaurant dialogue practice! This lesson immerses students in interactive conversations where they learn how to order food, ask for recommendations, handle complaints, and engage in polite conversation in a restaurant setting. Perfect for ESL learners, language classes, and hospitality training, this activity reinforces essential vocabulary and expressions used in dining situations. Whether preparing students for travel, customer service, or daily conversations, this lesson ensures effective dialogue practice and strong speaking skills. Tags: restaurant conversation, role-play activity, ESL dialogue, ordering food, customer service English, polite expressions, communication skills, hospitality English, real-life speaking practice, language learning, fluency development, interactive lesson, travel English, cultural awareness, speaking confidence

This teaching material is designed to help students develop storytelling skills using past tense structures. It covers narrative techniques, verb tenses (simple past, past continuous, past perfect), sentence structure, descriptive language, and transitions that enhance writing fluency. Learners will explore character development, plot structure, and creative expression, enabling them to craft compelling stories with cohesion, clarity, and emotional impact. Through exercises and examples, students will practice writing engaging narratives and improve their ability to describe past events effectively.

Learning how to describe pictures effectively is a valuable skill that enhances speaking and writing abilities. This teaching material provides structured sentence starters, example descriptions, and interactive exercises to help learners describe images with clarity and confidence. Using sentence prompts such as “In the picture, I can see…” and “The image shows…,” students will learn how to express observations in a well-organized manner. Designed for ESL learners, English language students, and teachers, this material supports vocabulary building, grammar accuracy, and descriptive skills. Ideal for classroom discussions, writing assignments, and oral presentations.

Irregular verbs are a central part of English grammar and language skills. This teaching material provides a structured approach to learning irregular verb forms, including their past and past participle forms, through interactive exercises, flashcards and worksheets. Learners improve their ability to use common irregular verbs such as “go-go-go” and “eat-eat-eat” correctly. Tags: Irregular Verbs, English Grammar, Verb Conjugation, Past Tense, Past Participle, ESL Learning, Language Fluency, Interactive Worksheets, English Exercises, Flashcards for Learning, Grammar Activities, Self-Study English, Teaching Resources, Verb Forms, Education Materials

Creative writing inspired by mythology! These teaching materials encourage imagination and writing skills through tasks about gods, heroes and legendary stories. Students create their own myths, reimagine classic legends and develop their own heroic characters. A great resource for literature, history and writing lessons! Tags: Creative writing, mythology, gods and heroes, writing prompts, storytelling, hero’s journey, mythological archetypes, ancient legends, Greek mythology, Norse mythology, narrative writing, world-building, myth retelling, character development, fantasy writing, interdisciplinary teaching

Explore the fascinating world of Greek mythology while improving English language skills! This engaging and educational teaching resource combines Greek mythology with English language learning, making it ideal for CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) classrooms or EFL/ESL lessons. Students dive into the legends of Greek gods, goddesses, heroes, and monsters while expanding their vocabulary, reading comprehension, and speaking abilities. The material includes a variety of tasks, such as: Reading comprehension passages based on famous Greek myths Vocabulary activities focusing on mythological and literary terms Speaking and discussion prompts about ancient values, myths, and modern interpretations Creative writing tasks inspired by gods and heroes Roleplays and dialogues involving famous mythological figures Cultural comparisons between ancient Greece and modern societies Visual worksheets, myth maps, family trees of the gods, and more The resource helps students practice narrative tenses, adjectives, and descriptive language, while learning about characters

This fun clock mapping game is a fun way for students to learn how to tell the time! The activity helps identify analog and digital clocks, allowing children to understand the hours and minutes in a creative way. This interactive educational game is ideal for school lessons, tutoring or home learning and promotes cognitive skills, visual perception and independent time management through hands-on practice.

This teaching material provides an interactive and comprehensive media literacy toolbox to help students navigate the digital world responsibly. It covers topics such as social media influence, digital footprints, online safety, fake news, cyberbullying and ethical digital communication. Through hands-on activities and critical thinking, students learn to question information and improve their conscious use of digital media. Perfect for media literacy lessons, digital citizenship and online safety programs - suitable for grades 7-10 in Germany. Tags: Social Media, Media Literacy, Digital Responsibility, Online Safety, Cyberbullying, Digital Footprints, Critical Thinking, Misinformation, Fact-Checking, Digital Citizenship, Ethical Use of Technology, Digital Communication, Internet Awareness, Privacy Protection, Responsible Social Media Use

This grammar poster set provides a structured overview of the main English tenses to help students understand sentence structures, verb tenses and grammatical rules. It contains: Present tense (Present Simple vs. Present Progressive) - Comparison table with examples of use. Past Simple vs. Past Perfect - explanations of usage and differences. Visual summary for each tense - key terms, example sentences and timelines for better comprehension. Ideal for English lessons, quick grammar references and as practice material for grades 6-10. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

This Job Interview Booklet is a practical media literacy toolkit designed to help learners develop essential skills for successful job interviews. It covers interview preparation, common questions, answering techniques, professional communication, body language, resume tips, and follow-up strategies. Through role-play exercises, sample answers, and interactive activities, students will gain confidence in presenting themselves effectively in a professional setting. This resource emphasizes critical thinking, workplace etiquette, and digital literacy—important skills for career readiness and job applications. Ideal for business English, career training, and employment preparation courses, this toolkit equips learners with the necessary strategies to make a great impression and secure opportunities in today’s workforce.

Help children understand and express emotions with this interactive Emoji Flashcards & Activities set! Designed for social-emotional learning, this teaching material helps students identify feelings, emotions, facial expressions, and situations that trigger different emotional responses. Through fun matching games, storytelling exercises, and creative activities, children develop emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and empathy while improving their communication skills. These visual emotion flashcards make it easier for young learners to recognize happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, love, and more, fostering a positive classroom environment. Ideal for early childhood education, homeschooling, and group discussions, these activities ensure engaging, hands-on learning for emotional growth.

This teaching material provides a detailed exploration of the differences between British and American English, helping learners understand variations in spelling, vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammatical usage. Through interactive exercises, comparison charts, real-life examples, and discussion prompts, students will develop media literacy and cultural awareness in the global English-speaking world. Ideal for English learners, ESL/EFL students, and language educators, this toolkit enhances understanding of regional language variations and supports effective communication across British and American contexts.