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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    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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    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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    Compare it! – Let’s practice

    Compare it! - Let's practice

    ESL Grammar lesson – interactive grammar A2

    Compare It! – Let’s Practice is an interactive Genially set designed to consolidate comparative and superlative forms through varied, visual and engaging activities.

    Instead of focusing on grammar presentation, students use the language in different contexts – comparing people, animals, objects, food and funny characters, completing challenges and creating their own sentences.

    What's inside

    * interactive comparative and superlative practice

    * Pancake-O-Matic and Sandwich-O-Matic challenges

    * visual comparison activities

    * reading tasks

    * Busy Town search-and-compare activities

    * guided and free speaking tasks

    * plenty of opportunities to recycle familiar adjectives

    Perfect for:

    * practising comparatives and superlatives

    * grammar consolidation after introducing the rules

    * revision lessons

    * extra grammar practice

    * speaking practice

    * pair and whole-class activities

    * lesson warm-ups and fillers

    * visual and interactive grammar

    Level: A2

    Age: kids, teenagers, adults
    Language: English

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    Compare it! – Let’s learn

    Compare it! - Let's learn

    ESL Grammar lesson – interactive grammar A2

    Make comparatives and superlatives easier to understand, practise and actually use!

    Compare It! – Let’s Learn is an interactive Genially lesson set for A1–A2 students, combining clear visual grammar presentation with varied, engaging practice.

    Students discover how comparative and superlative forms are created and then practise them through interactive grammar challenges, sentence building, reading, listening and speaking activities.

    What’s inside?

    What's inside

    * visual presentation of comparatives and superlatives

    * clear grammar rules and examples

    * interactive form-building activities

    * quick grammar challenges and games

    * sentence-building and word-order practice

    * reading and listening tasks

    * guided and creative speaking activities

    * visual prompts for comparing people, animals, objects and places

    * self-checking interactive activities

    Perfect for:

    * complete ready-made grammar lessons

    * grammar revision

    * extra practice and consolidation

    * whole-class interactive work

    * individual or pair practice

    * speaking practice

    * quick warm-ups and lesson fillers

    Level: A2

    Age: kids, teenagers, adults
    Language: English

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    Speaking Trios

    Speaking Trios

    ESL Speaking lesson – interactive speaking A1+-B1+

    Speaking Trios is an interactive Genially speaking activity designed to get students talking about a wide range of familiar, curriculum-based topics.

    Each level includes three speaking categories with 30 topics each – 90 topics in total. The activity can be played in two ways: with no time limit or as a timed speaking challenge. Students are encouraged to develop their answers, give reasons and examples, and add details rather than stop at one-word responses.

    Pick. Speak. Explain. Repeat.

    What’s inside:

    * A set of engaging speaking prompt cards

    * A variety of topics and real-life situations

    * Simple instructions for quick classroom use

    Perfect for:

    * Warm-ups and speaking starters

    * Building fluency and reducing speaking anxiety

    * Encouraging spontaneous language use

    * Pair or group work

    * ESL/EFL classrooms of different levels

     

    Level: A1+/B1+

    Age: teenagers, adults
    Language: English

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