Greeting Flashcards - An easy didactic resource to teach beginners in English everyday expressions, such as: Good morning - Good afternoon - Good night - Hello - Hi - What's your name? - You're welcome, among others...I hope you find them useful for your class!

An easy way to introduce addition in your classroom. With this worksheet the students get to count each ball and create the addition.
You can have acces to another of this worksheet on this publication.
Disclaimer: I downloaded this resource from superteacherworksheets with a paid account.

This presentation is an easy way to introduce how to solve problems that involves elapsed time. It contains the definition and also 8 word problems to solve with the class to finish with a challenge.
Related resource: Elapsed time worksheet or Elapsed time exercises.

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Here you will watch a video of an easy experiment using things that everybody have at home!
It is important to show the students the materiales and invite them to imagine what they think it will happen!! Then you can check with them their hypothesis!!

It is super fun!! Enjoy!!

I made this crowns as a closure for friendship week. They are very cute and easy to do! I had my kids trace the words and draw themselves doing related to that (example: trace "I'm generous" and draw themselves sharing their toys). Then color the crown, cut it and I helped them paste it to build the crown. They loved it and had so much fun doing them!

Phrasal verbs cards for the daily routine you can use to teach your students this topic in an easy and simple way! Phrasal verbs seem to be difficult, but not this way. Use them to take advantage of some examples applied to every daily activity.

Encourage your students to practice their spelling and their knowledge about irregular verbs by playing this simple but fun game.

The rules are easy:
1. Two players are needed to play this game.
2. Each player will use a different color (to identify who is writing what).
3. Each player will take turns to change the verbs from their infinitive form into their simple past tense form.
4. The first player who gets three verbs in a row correctly (up, down, or diagonally) is the winner!

This is a very helpful guide for our students; especially, when we ask them to write descriptions. 

The worksheet includes a brief and easy explanation about adjectives and some excercises. 

This worksheet's objective is to identify and understand the prepositions in, on and under. Students have to read the questions, underline the preposition and draw an object to answer the question. It's an easy and fun way to evaluate your student's comprehension.

If you have a parent of one of your gifted and talented students, and they are overwhelmed, this a tip sheet you can give them to help them!
We know that having a gifted and talented kid is not easy, but there is a lot of resources that can help parents and children to thrive.