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Remember, Remember, the 5th of November, the gunpowder treason and plot. I know of no reason why the gunpowder treason should ever be forgot.   Mixed up fire idioms Bonfire Night vocabulary Scatter Sheet (see Scatter… Bonfire Night activities

Here’s a spooky mix of Halloween activities and worksheets taken from different sections of our site. Don’t forget to turn down the lights and put on some atmospheric music to create a perfectly chilling atmosphere.… Halloween Activities

Find someone who is a fun and engaging activity which is perfect for helping your adult ESL students practice their English skills while getting to know their classmates. It’s a great way to break the… Find Someone Who – Printable Worksheets for Adult Classes

This is a fun way to practise comparative adjectives and superlatives using Venn diagrams. Introducing and sorting adjectives In the first part of this activity, adjectives are sorted into one of two areas on a… Comparative Adjectives and Superlatives with Venn diagrams

This is a free-speaking group-discussion activity where control of the class is turned over to the learners who take it in turns to moderate the conversation. Teaching Online Instead of using a cup, use the… Question Time – A Simple Group Discussion Activity

Scatter Sheets are versatile and engaging tools for vocabulary enhancement, perfect for warm-ups, theme introductions, vocabulary presentations, and fluency exercises. They can also be effectively utilized in online teaching environments. To create your own online… Scatter Sheets – Engaging ESL Vocabulary Guessing Game

This is a  fun preposition game which enables learners to practice and uncover new prepositions of position as well as picking up some useful new vocabulary. It requires a bit of effort to prepare but… Constructions – a fun preposition game

Alphabet and spelling games to help English Learners with their A to Z. Hangman Think of a word and draw some dashes on the board, one for each letter __ __ __ __ __ __,… Alphabet and Spelling Games for Adult Learners

This ESL classic is often given as a suggested activity for practising the past continuous tense. However, in my experience, students often revert to the past simple in the heat of the moment. Nevertheless, it’s… The Alibi Game: Past Continuous Speaking Practice for Intermediate ESL Students