Sentence Race – BE GOING TO

Sentence Race BE GOING TO

ESL Grammar lesson – interactive grammar A1/A2

Get students talking about their future plans, intentions and predictions with this interactive BE GOING TO grammar set! Through sentence-building challenges, visual prompts, grammar games and speaking activities, learners practise affirmative, negative and question forms while developing accuracy, confidence and fluency.

The activities combine structured grammar practice with creative speaking tasks, encouraging students to make their own sentences and use be going to in meaningful contexts.

What's inside

* Be going to – future plans, intentions and predictions

* Affirmative, negative and question forms

* Word order and sentence-building challenges

* Interactive grammar exercises

* Mixed-word sentence activities

* Visual prompts for making predictions

* Funny situations – What's going to happen next

* Future plans and holiday activities

* Speaking practice with randomised prompts

* Whole-class and pair-work activities

* Interactive practice and feedback

*Teacher-friendly navigation and clear instructions

    Perfect for:

    * ESL/EFL learners * Grammar lessons * Revision classes * Interactive whiteboards * Online teaching * Pair work, group work and whole-class activities

    Level: A1/A2

    Age: kids, teenagers, adults
    Language: English

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    Pilgrim Traveler – escape room

    Pilgrim Traveler

    ESL lesson – Thanksgiving Adventure escape room 

    Travel back to 1621 and discover the story behind the first Thanksgiving! In this interactive Thanksgiving escape room, students become time travelers who find themselves in Plymouth in 1621. Their mission is to recover the missing pages of a mysterious journal and piece together the story of the Pilgrims, their struggles, and their encounters with the Wampanoag people.

    As students explore the settlement and uncover clues, they complete a series of interactive language challenges combining grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension and problem-solving.

    Throughout the adventure, students practise:

    * Past Simple and Past Continuous

    * Second Conditional

    * Discourse markers and linking expressions

    *Vocabulary connected with survival, and settlement

    * Reading comprehension and contextual language use

    Designed for B1/B2 learners, Pilgrim Traveler combines historical storytelling with meaningful language revision. Its interactive, mission-based format makes it suitable for Thanksgiving-themed lessons, seasonal revision or a classroom breakout activity.

    Level: B1+/B2

    Age: young learners/adults
    Language: English

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    Word Wheel – Halloween A2-B1

    Halloween Word Wheel

    Are you tired of boring quizzes for your students? Give them something fun and unconventional. Play Word Wheel and check how fast they are. How many words do they know? Organize a team challenge or a class competition, you name it. You can also download the wordlist to keep the score or pre-teach your students the words.

    Use the easy ones or try the harder ones. Challenge your learners. Have fun!

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    Level: any
    Age: kids, teenagers, adults
    Language: English

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    Pumpkin Invasion – break-out

    Pumpkin Invasion

    ESL lesson - Interactive Halloween Break-out A1/A2

    Something strange is happening on Halloween night... It's 31 October, and everything seems perfectly normal. Until suddenly... THUMP! THUMP! THUMP!

    Pumpkin Invasion is an interactive, story-based Halloween break-out designed for A1/A2 learners, particularly primary school children and younger teenagers.

    The game combines vocabulary and grammar revision with a humorous Halloween mystery. As the story unfolds, students explore different locations, solve language challenges and collect stamps to track their progress towards the final discovery.

    Students practise

    * Prepositions of place 

    * Present Continuous

    * Clothes and accessories 

    * Comparative and superlative adjectives

    * Everyday objects and their functions

    * Places in town

    The set includes the complete interactive Genially adventure, language challenges, visual search activities, story-based tasks and Teacher’s Notes with answer keys and printable worksheets

    Level: A1/A2

    Age: kids/young learners
    Language: English

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    Barnaby’s Halloween – break-out

    Save Barnaby's Halloween

    ESL lesson – interactive vocabulary and grammar A1/A2

    Something is wrong at Barnaby’s house this Halloween. Barnaby, a friendly but terribly forgetful ghost, has lost his trick-or-treat bag — and he can’t remember where he left it!

    His memories of the previous day have broken into five fragments hidden around the house. Students join Barnaby as he searches the rooms, solves language challenges and gradually puts his memories back together. Each completed challenge reveals another memory and brings them closer to discovering what really happened to the missing bag.

    Students practise

    * rooms, furniture and household objects

    * there is / there are

    * possessive pronouns

    * adverbs of frequency

    * Past Simple of regular verbs

    * understanding and sequencing past events

    * reading for detail and using visual clues

    The set includes the complete interactive Genially adventure, language challenges, visual search activities, story-based tasks and Teacher’s Notes with answer keys.

    Level: A1/A2

    Age: kids/young learners
    Language: English

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    Speaking Trios

    Speaking Trios

    ESL Speaking lesson – interactive speaking B1+/C1

    Speaking Trios B1–C2 interactive speaking game is designed for older teens and adults who need plenty of opportunities to speak, develop ideas and respond spontaneously.

    The set includes a wide range of topics that encourage students to express opinions, share experiences, analyse ideas, consider different perspectives and respond to hypothetical situations. Students can choose what they want to talk about, giving them more control over the activity and encouraging greater confidence and participation.

    Each level includes three speaking categories with 30 topics in each – 90 topics in total. Topics are selected at random, so the game can be used again and again with different combinations.

    Pick. Speak. Explain. Repeat.

    It works well for:

    * whole-class speaking

    * pair and small-group work

    * warm-ups and lesson fillers

    * conversation classes

    * speaking revision

    * exam preparation

    Want students to say more

    Level: B1+/C1

    Age: teenagers, adults
    Language: English

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    Each level also includes an additional speaking challenge.

    SPEAK MORE – B1/B2
    Students reveal an extra prompt that helps them add details, explain their ideas and develop their answer further.

    CHALLENGE ME – C1/C2
    Students receive a more demanding follow-up that asks them to defend, reconsider, qualify or expand their argument.

    The extension can also turn the activity into pair work: one student answers the main question while their partner reveals the follow-up and challenges them to continue.

    With 90 topics at each level, random selection and optional follow-up challenges, the set can be adapted easily to different groups, lesson aims and speaking abilities.

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