This is a lesson I made that is designed to be taught more inductively (top down,) but there are deductive elements to it. There are plenty of timelines and examples to help students conceptulise why we use the present perfect. 

The Present Perfect Tense

Bingo about different aspects of the land:
Fruit
Vegetables 
Transport 
Animals

4 different bingo boards to print out.
Flashcards included.
Suitable for Year 1,2,3 


Land bingo (animals, food, transport)

This dedicated presentation provides a clear and structured explanation of how to use both the comparative and the superlative in English. 
 
It guides learners step by step through the rules, forms, and common patterns, with examples that illustrate how to compare people, objects, and situations accurately. The presentation is designed to help learners understand when and how to use each form correctly in everyday English.

The Comparative and the Superlative in English

EASY SPEAKING SESSIONS FOR 5 DAYS including tasks with warm-ups
EASY SPEAKING SESSIONS FOR 5 DAYS including tasks with warm-ups
EASY SPEAKING SESSIONS FOR 5 DAYS including tasks with warm-ups

SPEAKING SESSIONS FOR 5 DAYS

We created a methodological guide for ICT teachers and for teachers using the CLIL approach. The guide includes Gemini stories focused on online safety, as well as interactive quizzes. It is a collaborative work within eTwinning project.

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