Showing posts with label games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label games. Show all posts

Thursday, 27 October 2022

ROOFTOPS 6 - UNIT 1: AT THE CLUB

 ROOFTOPS 6 - UNIT 1: AT THE CLUB

VOCABULARY ANIMATION

TOTALLY CULTURE: TOTALLY SCOUTS!

HOW TO...ASK FOR THINGS POLITELY

YOUNG DETECTIVES - EPISODE 2: "COACH JONES!

SONG: "FREE TIME"

MORE VIDEOS, GAMES AND ACTIVITIES


PARA JUGAR POR EQUIPOS

HAZ QUE TODO DESAPAREZCA
Thanks to @Frikintin

Wednesday, 25 May 2022

Date and Weather Interactive Chart

This interactive date and weather chart is designed to be used as part of classroom routines. With this interactive tool students can practice saying the date, days of the week and month. Students can select and say what the weather is like as well as describe the temperature.

This tool was designed to be used in both online classes but can also be used with interactive boards. (source ESL Kids Games)

https://www.eslkidsgames.com/date-and-weather-interactive-chart


Practice saying how the weather is with this interactive board game

Monday, 7 February 2022

ROOFTOPS 5 - UNIT 4: AT THE COLLEGE

 

ROOFTOPS 5 - UNIT 4: AT THE COLLEGE

VOCABULARY ANIMATION

CULTURE FILM: TOTALLY 9 TO 5!

HOW TO... TALK ABOUT AMBITIONS

YOUNG DETECTIVES - EPISODE 5: THE SECRET CODE

SONG: THE COLLEGE BOP


Sunday, 6 June 2021

English Adventures with Minecraft & Cambridge

 

For A1 level learners

English Adventures with Cambridge will give children of all ages a language learning experience they will never forget while playing a Minecraft new world built-in "Minecraft Education Edition". This "world" helps young learners practise their English skills while they have fun.



English Adventures with Cambridge helps develop skills at A1 level and above of the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference). Children can learn new words, get creative and solve problems through the power of play.

Minecraft world can be played on a desktop or tablet. It encourages learners to complete fun puzzles, meet new characters, and solve mysteries while they learn to use new words. Children can also repeat the game as many times as they like, so they can continue to develop new skills and build their confidence.


New world in Minecraft: helping young learners build their language skills

Are you ready to play?