This fantastic presentation explains how to study and describe the key elements of an artwork. It contains a comprehensive list of key vocabulary that would help your students create a detailed description of a painting.
This engaging presentation teaches children to talk about their pets and continues the development of masculine/feminine pronouns in English. It provides lots of exciting activities to help your pupils practise the new vocabulary.
This beautifully illustrated PowerPoint focuses on different subjects taught at school. It also provides a useful bank of key words the children can use to talk about their most and least favourite subjects.
This fantastic presentation explains the different stages of story writing. It teaches students the importance of structure within narratives and uses colourful images and illustrations to help them plan and write their own story.
Perfect for the whole class, this presentation features some fantastic photos to help support your teaching of food from around the world. Use them as role-play inspiration, discussion starters, writing prompts and much more!
With the help of this presentation, children learn to ask a range of special questions in Present Simple by beginning their question with what, when, where, who, why and how.
With the help of this fun and engaging presentation, children will practise structuring sentences in Past Continuous by saying what the animals were doing when they visited the zoo.
Use this engaging presentation to share information about a range of different careers ranging from an architect to a vet. The eye-catching slides contain a variety of relevant information such as personal qualities and professional qualifications and are perfect for starting a discussion about future careers.
Named after John Ridley Stroop, this test was originally used to identify Soviet spies. It is sure to challenge your intermediate and advanced learners and develop their cognitive skills. It is great fun too! The presentation comes with a free worksheet.
This fun fruit-themed PowerPoint teaches how to make nouns plural by adding 's' and 'ies'. The children will enjoy choosing the ingredients for a fruit smoothie, while practising their language skills in the process.