Picture Fun – speaking

by | Mar 17, 2025 | FREE, English, A1, A2, speaking, vocabulary, grammar, kids, teenagers, adults

Picture Fun

Who said that early learners cannot develop some meaningful descriptions? Help your students boost their confidence and activate all the words that they are learning. Put their knowledge into practice worth our fun set of images. Some are fun, some are crazy, and some are simply unimaginable. All in one to help your students speak more confidently and openly. Three groups of images to pick from and play. All waiting for you to use. Enjoy! With Genially it’s easy to play!

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Level: A1/A2
Age: kids, teenagers
Language: English

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The family – vocabulary and speaking

by | Mar 15, 2025 | FREE, English, A1, A2, speaking, listening, vocabulary, grammar, kids, teenagers, adults

The family

Let’s take the basic vocabulary to the next level. Play with our Family set with cool graphics and fun activities that give students a lot of context to practice. Show them the relations in the family and practice Saxon genitive, practice vocabulary and all skills – reading, listening, and speaking. Are you ready to give your students the most comprehensive practice? Try it and you’ll see how much fun you can have.

We prepare, you play. All interactive, all in genially and all ready to play. 

Have fun!

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Level: A1/A2
Age: kids, teenagers
Language: English

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Present Simple vs Continuous 2

by | Mar 5, 2025 | flashcards, speaking, grammar

Present Simple vs Present Continuous Grammar Check 2

Here is one more set that gives students extensive grammar practice of two most basic English tenses. We know it’s never enough, so we created another 120 examples accompanied by their solutions that students can use for their self-assessment. Lots of examples that drill the most basic structures so students can really learn it. Grab it and play it. Teacher’s notes included. Have fun!

levels A1-B1

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How much or How many?

by | Feb 28, 2025 | FREE, English, A1, A2, speaking, grammar, kids, teenagers, adults

How much or How many?

Time for a bit of grammar. Countable or uncountable? Do your students still struggle with what goes with what? Grab the set and play with your students. Use it for presentation or for practice, organize a class game or individual study time. Here is a set that clearly shows you the rules and gives lots of examples to play around.

It’s all interactive and easy to use. Have fun!

Level: A1/A2
Age: kids, teenagers, adults
Language: English

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Word check 5

by | Feb 19, 2025 | games, FREE, English, A1, A2, speaking, vocabulary, kids, teenagers

Word Check 5

Are you looking for more sets of fun vocabulary to play with your students? Here you are. Word check 5 brings you more fun with farm animals and means of transport. Play matching games or get into a word race. Just pick and play! Everything ready for you to teach your students and have fun!!!

No prep, no hustle just fun! 

Link to the set also in the Teacher’s notes

 

Level: A1/A2
Age: kids, teenagers

Language: English

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Present simple vs continuous

by | Feb 4, 2025 | flashcards, speaking, grammar

Present Simple vs Present Continuous Grammar Check 1

Here is a set that gives students extensive grammar practice of two most basic English tenses. 120 examples accompanied by their solutions that students can use for their self-assessment. Lots of examples that drill the most basic structures so students can really learn it. Grab it and play it. Teacher’s notes included. Have fun!

levels A1-B1

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If you notice any damaged activities or not working links. Please let us know in the comments or send us an e-mail, we’ll try to fix them as soon as possible. Thanks!

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