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🔤Animal anagramsESL · A1 · AnagramUnscramble the letters to spell the animal. A quick starter that needs no preparation.🃏Animals: picture flash cardsESL · A1 · Flash cardsSixteen common animals with a picture on the front. Pictures make these usable with absolute beginners.🎯Parts of the bodyESL · A1 · Find the matchMatch each part of the body to what it does. Works well as a fast whole-class elimination game.🃏Classroom objectsESL · A1 · Flash cardsFifteen things you find in a classroom, each with a picture. The first vocabulary set most beginners learn.❓Clothes and accessories quizESL · A1 · QuizTen "what do you wear when..." questions. Simple, visual vocabulary that beginners pick up fast.❓Comparative adjectivesESL · A2 · QuizShort quiz on comparative forms, including the irregular good/bad/far and when to use "more".🔗ContractionsESL · A1 · Match upMatch the full form to the contraction. Short, quick and satisfying for beginners.🗂️Countable or uncountable?ESL · A2 · Group sortSort everyday nouns into countable and uncountable. The rule that trips up almost every learner.🔀Daily routines: put the words in orderESL · A1 · UnjumbleEight everyday routine sentences to unscramble. Great for word order and present simple revision.🔍Food word searchESL · A1 · Word searchTen everyday food words hidden in a generated grid. A reliable filler and a printable homework task.🧠HomophonesESL · A2 · Matching pairsTwelve pairs of words that sound the same but are spelled differently. A spelling and listening favourite.🎁Rooms and furniture: open the boxESL · A1 · Open the boxTwelve boxes to open, each hiding a room or a piece of furniture. Good for a team game on the board.🔗Irregular verbs: past simpleESL · A2 · Match upThe 32 most common irregular verbs in English, matched to their past simple form. The backbone of past-tense storytelling.🔗Jobs and occupationsESL · A1 · Match upSixteen jobs matched to what the person does. Easy to extend into "what do you want to be?"🗂️Make or do?ESL · B1 · Group sortThe classic collocation problem: make a mistake but do your homework. Twelve of the most common pairs.🧠Minimal pairs: ship or sheep?ESL · A2 · Matching pairsTwelve pairs of words that differ by one sound. Perfect for listening discrimination practice.🧠Opposites: memory pairsESL · A1 · Matching pairsSixteen pairs of opposites as a memory game. Turn two tiles at a time to find a match.🔗20 everyday phrasal verbsESL · B1 · Match upCommon phrasal verbs with plain-English meanings. Phrasal verbs are the single biggest gap between textbook English and real English.❓Prepositions of placeESL · A1 · QuizEight place prepositions in context. Short enough for a five-minute plenary.✍️Present simple or present continuous?ESL · A2 · Complete the sentenceEight sentences that force the choice between the present simple (habits) and the present continuous (now).✍️Question wordsESL · A1 · Complete the sentenceFill the gap with the right question word. A classic A1 starter that works with any group.💬Conversation warm-up cardsESL · A2 · Speaking cardsTen open questions to deal out at the start of a lesson. Works with pairs, small groups or a whole class.🎡Sports and hobbies wheelESL · A1 · Spin the wheelSpin the wheel to choose a sport or hobby. Use it to decide who answers, or as a speaking prompt generator.🔍Travel and holidays word searchESL · A2 · Word searchTen travel words. Use before a role-play at the airport or a hotel check-in dialogue.🔍Weather word searchESL · A1 · Word searchTen weather words. Pairs perfectly with a "what is the weather like today?" speaking drill.🎯French classroom objectsFrench · A1 · Find the matchTen things in a classroom. Tap the English meaning that matches the French word on screen.✍️French etre and avoirFrench · A1 · Complete the sentenceThe two verbs every French beginner must master, in six sentences. Accents are included.🔗French greetings and politenessFrench · A1 · Match upTwelve essential French greetings, from bonjour to a demain.🃏French numbers 1-20French · A1 · Flash cardsNumbers one to twenty in French. Written without accents so they are easy to type and read.🔍German food word searchGerman · A1 · Word searchTen German food words, spelled without umlauts so they fit the grid.🔗German greetings and politenessGerman · A1 · Match upTwelve German greetings and courtesy phrases to open any conversation.🔗German numbers 1-20German · A1 · Match upNumbers one to twenty. Umlauts are written out (funf, zwolf) so nothing breaks on an English keyboard.🔗Italian greetings and politenessItalian · A1 · Match upTwelve Italian greetings, from ciao to a presto.🃏Italian numbers 1-20Italian · A1 · Flash cardsNumbers one to twenty in Italian, on picture-free cards you can flip at speed.🔗Mandarin greetings with pinyinChinese (Mandarin) · A1 · Match upNine greetings with pinyin on one side and English on the other. A gentle first step into Mandarin.✍️Spanish -AR verbs: present tenseSpanish · A1 · Complete the sentenceEight present-tense -AR verb forms in context. The first conjugation most learners meet.❓Spanish coloursSpanish · A1 · QuizTen colours in Spanish. Combine with classroom objects for an instant describe-the-picture task.🔍Spanish days and monthsSpanish · A1 · Word searchSix days and four months hidden in the grid. Words are written without accents so they fit the puzzle.🧠Spanish family membersSpanish · A1 · Matching pairsEight family words as a memory game. Pairs naturally with a "describe your family" speaking task.🃏Spanish food and drinkSpanish · A1 · Flash cardsTen everyday foods with articles. Good for a shopping role-play or a menu reading task.🔗Spanish greetings and politenessSpanish · A1 · Match upThe first fifteen phrases every Spanish learner needs, from hola to hasta luego.🔗Spanish numbers 1-30Spanish · A1 · Match upNumbers are the fastest confidence boost in a new language. Twenty of them, ready to match.
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