Students work in smaller groups of 3-4. They answer different types of questions about famous women from different fields. The goal is to learn something new while having fun.

International Women's Day Quiz

Learn how and when to use the comparatives and superlatives in real contexts to compare 2 or more nous. speaking practice to be worked in class , functional and easy grammar

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVES

Take your students on a 25-minute journey from the forest to the city with this tactile, claymation-style adventure! Designed as a standalone "bridge" lesson, this material moves beyond simple reading into active production and critical thinking.

 
Best For: A1-A2 students (6+ months of English) who are ready to transition from reading to speaking.

 
Key Features:

 
High-quality, original "claymation" visuals to spark curiosity.

 
Scaffolding via "Red Word Banks" for every scene.

 
Inference-based prompts: "Why or why not?" and "What should he do next?".

 
Grammar Focus: Modal Verbs (could, should, would) and Travel Vocabulary.

Inference, critical thinking, engagement

LEARN TO CONJUGATE THE VERB TO BE + VERB ING, TO DESCRIBE ACTIONS HAPPENING AT THE MOMENT OF SPEAKING. ANSWER THE QUESTION: WHAT ARE YOU DOING? USING THE CONTINUOUS FORM

THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS

LEARN THE MOST COMMON IRREGULAR VERBS IN PAST FOR A2 LEVEL- B1. STUDENTS WILL LEARN AND PRACTICE THE PAST SIMPLE IN PATTERNS TO MEMORIZE THEM IN THE EASIEST WAY

IRREGULAR VERBS- PAST SIMPLE

Presentation for teachers. Transport vocabulary. Present Simple Past Simple tenses. GAmes. Listening activities. Presentation is also on Miro Board. Click the links

Transport Past simple, Present simple past simple revision

Explanation and Practice for zero and First conditional types. Fully explained by an expert teacher for students studying grammar in their schools. Hope this will help a bit. You can find Second and Third conditionals explained below.

Zero and First conditionals fully explained.

This lessons is about most popular internet abbreviations that are frequently used in daily life and informal texting. The lesson consists of: discussion, short tiktok videos, a list of abbreviations, tasks for practice, "name 3" activity, creative tasks, 2 genially games, quizlet.

Abbreviations (sms/internet slang) appropriate for a1-a2 levels

This presentation introduces Kupalle (Kupala Night), a traditional Belarusian holiday celebrated on the night of July 6–7.

The content focuses on the legends and myths associated with this night:

· Magical phenomena: People believed that rivers glowed, mermaids emerged from the water, and animals could speak.
· Supernatural forces: Witches, sorcerers, and ghosts were thought to roam the earth.
· The Fern Flower: The central legend is about the fern flower (paparats-kvetka), which blooms for only a few seconds at midnight. It is said to grant the finder the ability to see the future and discover hidden treasures.
· Rituals: The presentation mentions that searching for this magical flower in the forest is one of the most mysterious rituals of Kupala Night.

The presentation ends with a link to a video about the holiday.

Kupalle (Kupala Night)

Walt Disney was an American animator, filmmaker who helped shape modern entertainment. He is best known for creating Mickey Mouse and helping invent the idea of an animated feature film (a full-length animated movie)

Walt Disney The Story Behind the Magic (and the Real Tales Behind the Films)

This presentation covers four mysterious places in Belarus:

· Nesvizh Castle – haunted by the Black Lady ghost.
· Mir Castle – full of ghosts, including two skeleton soldiers.
· Halshansky Castle – haunted by the Black Monk.
· The Dead Lake – a lifeless lake with a high concentration of hydrogen sulfide.

Each section includes a quiz question, and the presentation ends with a poll asking: "Which place is the most mysterious for you?" and with awonderful video about Belarus

Places in Belarus

This presentation is a tour around Belarus, covering six main topics:
Geography: Location in the centre of Europe, population (about 10 million), the capital (Minsk), and neighboring countries.

Language: The two official languages (Russian and Belarusian), including the unique Belarusian letter (Ў).

Money: Belarusian currency, its resemblance to the euro, and details about the largest (500 rubles) and smallest (1 kopeck) banknotes.

Landmarks: Famous places like the Brest Fortress, Mir Castle (a UNESCO site), and the diamond-shaped National Library.

Games: Video games created in Belarus, specifically the World of series (Tanks, Warplanes, Warships) and its Guinness World Record.

Food: National dishes such as Draniki, Babka, and Haladnik, along with traditional drinks like Kvass and Kisel.



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