This is a ppt game for primary school students to practise prepositions of place (in, on, under, near, between) and the vocabulary on topic My Home. Students are to a find Froggy in the room and say where it is.

Where is Froggy? prepositions game

Read the text about cooking and try to remember the words. Next to each part of the text is attached a vocabulary. At the end, take a small test with 5 questions. I hope you like it:3

Cooking vocabulary with test

Simple definition of modal verb " can " and its negative form " can't " in present simple. There is a task at the end of the lesson to help students understand more about the meaning and how to use it in simple condition.

Can and Can't - Present Simple

The following presentation includes an explanation and some examples of the usage of love, like and hate followed by gerunds. You can use this ppt to guide your students.

LOVE,LIKE AND HATE WITH GERUNDS.

This presentation contains theory on countable and uncountable nouns, specifically food, as well as rules of using some and any. Moreover, with the help of this presentation student can learn new names of food.
Exercises are not provided!

(un) countables and some/any

This presentation contain a rule on how to form a questions "What's the weather like?" and several tasks where a student is supposed to make up a questions and answer it.

"What's the weather like?"

a/an/the I Spy game:
 Student A looks a the picture and makes a sentence or phrase using a, an, and the.
 Student B tries to find the object or person.
 Plural - Coin flick:
 Students take turns flicking a coin.
 Student A places the coin on the “Coin” circle on their side, then flicks.
 Make the plural form (either by spelling or writing it) of the picture the coin lands on. If they are correct, they get +1 point.
 Student B then places the coin on the “Coin” circle on their side and does the same.

Singular (an, an, the) and Plural Games

How do kids start their social relation?
Yes! by greeting and start a simple communication. So demonstrating them of how to do a greeting will help them build their confidence.

Greeting - Times of Day

Grammar Present Simple presentation. How to use Present Simple. Adverbs of frequency and time expressions. How to form affirmative and negative present simple sentences and some examples

Present Simple. Super Heroes. Grammar

This PowerPoint contains of ordinal number material starts from 1st to 10th for Kindergarten and elementary students. There is an activity at the end of the explanation you can do with your students.

Ordinal Number 1st to 10th

This presentation is dedicated to two modals verbs: might and may. The theory is based on the Murphy and Hewings' books. The information is divided from the simplest to the most difficult with the range of all levels A1-C1. Exercises are provided on the slides as well.

Modal verbs: might and may

This is to practice the English sentence structure (Subject - Verb - Object - Adverb - Preposition).
 
Cut out the strips, then cut into pieces. Mix up the pieces of each sentence, and have students put the words in the correct order.

The original file is in English and Korean, but you can edit the file and change to whatever the student's native language is.

Sentence structure / Word order

Is is a presentation used for speaking, usually in the beginning of a lesson. You can find here different (usually) two/three pictures and students discuss which one is better, more suitable etc. for them or for some situations.

Picture fight - North America X Western Europe (speaking)

Memory game. Find two similar pictures. This gameis to review vocabulary. To play, teams should take turns choosing TWO squares. Students must try to remember where the matching pairs are.

Memory Game Things I have

Here you can find detailed information about Present Simple Tense. Each slide provides a detailed explanation of formation and the use of this grammar time. At the end of the presentation, a task is presented to consolidate the topic.

Present Simple (theory with practice in the end)

This is a memory matching game to help students practice possessive pronouns.
 
Print the first page (The cards that say, "Whose puppy is it?") and either option 1, 2, or the Korean option.
 
Students should read the cards as they flip them over.
 
You can also add in the possessive pronoun in the student's native language at the end. For example, "It's 나의 것."

Possessive Pronouns Memory Game (Korean version included

You are tasked with organising a conference, Ask the students to read the information provided about the requirements, then students read 4 possible destinations and decide which they think matches the requirements the best.
Possible expansions. Role play the booking of the venue/writing a invitation letter.

Organising a conference.

These worksheets are to help students practice be verbs, as well as how to use them with nouns and adjectives.
 
There are translating practices, but the questions have been left blank, and only the answers have been given. The questions need to be translated into the student's native language.

be verbs Worksheets - Writing, Fill-in-the-blank, Sentence correction, & Translating

Students read the background information and discuss the investment options available.
The students must decide what is the best way to invest the money available. Then give a quick presentation why they would invest that way.

Business speaking,

This is a memory matching game to help students practice object pronouns. Students complete the sentence using an object pronoun.
 
The cards can also be used to play Go Fish.
 
Print out 2 copies, then print the background on the back of the pages so students can't see the cards.
 
You can also add in the object pronoun in the student's native language at the end. For example, "You like 그녀를."

Object Pronoun Memory Game / Go Fish (Korean version included)

These are worksheets for beginners to practice pronouns (does not include reflexive pronouns). They are all fill-in-the-blank exercises. Also includes point of view practice.

Pronouns Worksheet - Subject, Possessive, Possessive adjective, Object (Korean version included)

This can be used to play both as a memory game and Go Fish, depending on what cards you use.
 
To play as a memory game:
 
Any of the options can be used together. For example, you can print two sets of Option 1, you can print a set of Option 1 and Option 3, etc.
 
To play as Go Fish:
 
As students need to say the sentence when it's their turn, it is easier to have 2 sets of the same cards so they know exactly what to say. If, for example, you use Option 2, one student may say, "This is my cat" while the other may say, "This is your cat." It is less confusing to keep it consistent and use the same sets of cards.
 
Be sure to print the background on the back of the cards, so students can't see what they are.

Possessive Adjectives - Memory game / Go Fish (Korean version included)

This game can be played in a few different ways.
 
Students can use it for a simple practice of reading possessive adjectives.
 
Students can make a sentences or simple phrases using the words.
 
Students can translate the words into their native language.
 
You can also use this file as a template. Delete the words and add your own.

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