Use this fun and engaging PowerPoint to help students understand the concept of active and passive voice. Featuring a fun multiple-choice quiz, this presentation can be used during your lessons as a discussion starter or an assessment tool to review the students' understanding of the active and passive voice.
This fantastic presentation provides key vocabulary related to clothes shopping along with many ideas for speaking practice.
This United Kingdom Information PowerPoint teaches children essential information about the sovereign country, including geography, culture, religion, and more. It also features colourful images and illustrations to support the information and to promote visual learning.
This informative presentation clearly explains how to structure a complaint letter. It also provides a list of key words and sentence starters to help the children write their own letters of complaint.
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.
This fantastic presentation introduces children to a variety of book genres. Each slide features a different genre with a definition and key features. The presentation also includes extracts for the children to guess which type of book they originally came from.
This informative presentation clearly explains how to structure sentences in Future Continuous. The bright colours and fantastic illustrations are great for keeping students engaged and helping them to practise their speaking skills.
This informative presentation clearly explains how to structure sentences in Future Perfect. The bright colours and fantastic illustrations are great for keeping students engaged and helping them to practise their speaking skills.
This PowerPoint presentation is a brilliant tool for helping your students develop their inferences and deduction skills. Each slide features an engaging image along with questions which can be used to prompt discussion, or as part of a whole class writing activity.
This informative presentation clearly explains how to structure an opinion essay. It also provides a list of key words and sentence starters to help the children write their own opinion essays.