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English tenses made simple and visual — no long, complicated grammar rules! This is the second set of visual tense notes designed for higher-level learners (B2), helping students understand when, why, and how to use advanced tenses at a glance.
English tenses made simple and visual — no long, complicated grammar rules! Help your students understand when and why we use each tense at a glance.
Turn speaking practice into a game with Question Toaster! 🍞 Students pick a toast, answer the question and collect points — but there’s a twist! If they pick the mouldy toast, they lose everything they’ve collected. A fun, engaging and low-prep activity that gets students talking and adds excitement to any English lesson!
Turn English practice into an exciting game with Battle of Questions! Practise Will you…? Did you…? Do you…? Does your…? Is your…? Are you…? Students hide their ships, ask fun and relatable questions, and try to sink their opponent’s fleet. From Brawl Stars and YouTube to school, phones, friends and everyday life, every question gets students talking!
I created these Pair Speaking Activities (8 pages PDF) especially for our wonderful eighth-graders! The activities include lots of useful vocabulary that will come in handy not only during the exam but also in everyday communication. The pack includes 8 creative pairwork speaking activities designed to get students talking, thinking, and working together. Students will practise useful synonyms, complete First Conditional sentences with if and unless, exchange information about students who have already taken their exams while revising dates and the past tense, and explain crossword clues to complete a puzzle together. They will also dictate short texts to each other, ask and answer questions about exams, stress, and future plans, and finally draw a picture by following their partner’s instructions. Lots of speaking, useful revision, and a fun way to make the final lessons before the E8 exam more engaging and less stressful!
30 Drawing Tasks to Learn English is a collection of 30 creative activities for children that combine drawing with learning vocabulary related to appearance, clothes, food, animals, the home, and different occasions (7-page PDF). Children complete the pictures by drawing specific objects according to the instructions. At the end, there is also a vocabulary list and a fun word-guessing activity. Perfect for calming down young learners while helping them learn lots of useful English words in a fun and creative way!
3 Words of the Day is a quick vocabulary activity that can be used as a warm-up at the beginning of a lesson or as a filler if you have a few extra minutes at the end. Students receive a card with three vocabulary items appropriate to their level. They complete a short task using the words and then answer a few follow-up questions related to them. It's a simple but effective way to recycle vocabulary, encourage speaking, and give students some extra practice in a fun and engaging way.
These GRAMMAR POCKETS by edienglish.com are a fun and creative way to introduce grammar topics that young learners often find difficult to remember. All you need is a pair of scissors and some glue—and grammar structures will slip into your students’ minds as easily as they slip into the pockets! Have fun!
67 SECONDS TO GUESS is a game where one student explains the words without saying them, and their team has 67 seconds to guess as many words as possible.
Look Around and Speak is a simple yet highly engaging speaking warm-up. Students tear off the strips one by one, look at the objects mentioned, and answer the questions in full sentences. The activity encourages them to observe their surroundings, think quickly, and speak naturally. It’s easy to prepare, requires no screens, and works perfectly at the beginning of the lesson or whenever you need a quick speaking boost. A great way to build confidence and get everyone talking from the very first minutes!
SPY is a classroom favourite! Everyone knows the secret place—except one student, the spy. The teacher asks simple yes/no questions, and students answer with Yes, No, or Maybe. The spy tries to guess the place, while everyone else tries to find the spy. A fun game that builds listening, question comprehension, and speaking skills!
Guess It! is a fun speaking game where students describe a person, place, job, or age without saying the answer, while their classmates try to guess it. The activity encourages creative thinking, builds vocabulary, and develops fluency in a natural and engaging way. Perfect for warm-ups, pair work, or whole-class speaking practice! 🎉
SUMMER GAMES (15-page PDF) – a collection of fun summer-themed speaking games for A1–A2 learners, perfect for the last lessons of the school year or fun summer classes, packed with movement, laughter, and friendly competition!
Inside you'll find:
☀️ Where Am I?
Two versions (A1 & A2). Students read clues while their classmates guess the place.
💥 Summer Kaboom
Draw a question, earn points, and watch out for the KABOOM card—it can take everything away!
🗣️ Summer Questions
Students draw question cards and ask them to a classmate.
📸 Polaroid Sentence Maker
Create correct sentences using the picture cards.
⏱️ 67 Seconds
Describe as many words as possible to your team in just 67 seconds!
🔤 Summer Scattergories
Choose a letter and come up with words that match the summer categories.
The perfect resource for the last days of school and summer English lessons—keeping students speaking, laughing, and having fun all season long! ☀️🌴
☀️ 5 Summer Speaking Card Sets | A1–A2 (27-page PDF)
Help your students build speaking confidence with 5 engaging summer-themed card sets designed for A1–A2 learners.
Inside you'll find:
☀️ Have you got...?
☀️ Can I have...?
☀️ Have you ever...?
☀️ Are you going to...?
☀️ Did you pack your...?
During the game, students ask each other questions, and find matching cards. They can sit in a circle or walk around the classroom. It's a fun and interactive way to practise useful language structures, improve communication skills, and get everyone speaking in English.
Looking for an activity that gets your students laughing from the very first minutes of class?
Meet Roll a Weird Sentence– a simple game where students create the weirdest and funniest sentences they can imagine!
All it takes is a few rolls of the dice to create hilarious language gems:
🐘 An elephant is eating pizza on the moon.
🦄 A unicorn is dancing with a teacher.
🐧 A penguin is sleeping in the fridge.
The sillier the sentence, the bigger the laughs and the more fun everyone has!
Welcome to the Summer Family Quiz, inspired by the popular game show Family Feud. Feel free to play by the original rules or adapt them to suit your students. Have fun! ☀️🎉
RIDDLE A1 (Kids Edition) Welcome to an A1-level riddle for young learners! Read the clues carefully and work together to fill in all the missing information. Good luck! 😊
💛 CHILL TALKS A2+ (7-page PDF) Get your students talking with this fun and engaging A2+
conversation pack! These discussion cards go beyond the usual topics, encouraging students to explain, give opinions, make choices, and share ideas.
💬 Topics include:
📱 favourite apps
📲 smartphones
🏫 school life
🤝 friendships
🎢 teenage challenges
😊 happy and difficult life experiences
Chill Talks is a great way to build speaking confidence, create meaningful conversations,
and strengthen relationships with your students—all in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
💙 TRUTH or DARES (Kids & A2+ | PDF) A fun collection of Truth and Dare cards designed to get students talking, laughing, and interacting in English! Choose between the Kids or A2+ version and let students answer fun questions or complete silly challenges. Perfect as a warm-up, speaking activity, brain break, or end-of-lesson game that builds confidence and creates a positive classroom atmosphere.