FUN SPELLING GAMES

Give your students the tools to spell confidently in English with this interactive PowerPoint.

This resource is perfect for beginners to A2 learners and includes:

• A colourful review of the English alphabet with phonetic symbols.

• A guessing game with drawings, definitions, and phonetic transcription.

• A ready-to-use alphabet poster.

Ideal for: whole-class practice, pair work, or fun spelling competitions.

Helps students recognise confusing letters (a/e/i, g/j, b/v, etc.) and use phonetic transcription to clarify words.

Suitable for primary, secondary, and adult beginners.

Past Simple Regular Verbs Pronunciation

CLICK THE PICTURE TO SEE THE MATERIAL IN EDUKI

This new resource is designed to help English learners practice and master the pronunciation of regular verb forms in the simple past tense. Each exercise includes an audio guide to support students in improving their pronunciation. Click the image to access the material on Eduki. Below, you’ll find a free sample with an aduio.

FREE SAMPLE PAST SIMPLE REGULAR VERB PRONUNCIATION

Start the upcoming school year with a new calendar

This visually engaging, printable calendar highlights key cultural celebrations and awareness days in the United Kingdom and the United States from September to December 2025. It now includes direct links to my related teaching materials already published on Eduki—perfect for planning meaningful and timely lessons!

Back to school. First day activities. Students A1-A2

I know there is still a whole month of holidays left for some of us. However, in my experience, it’s better to have a good plan for the first days of class. Nice activities will help students get into the mood for learning. These are the activities I’ve prepared—I hope you enjoy them with your students!

The resource includes five varied activities for your English lessons:

1.  Word Cube: Students explore a word cube to identify and classify key vocabulary about people, school subjects, supplies, and places—then translate the words into their native language. (Solutions included!)

2. Wordsearch: A visual word search where students look for school‑related objects; words appear horizontally, vertically, diagonally, and backwards.

3. Motivating Sentences: Students match halves of motivational sentences, choose their top three favorites, and vote to select a class motto for the year.

4. Getting to Know Your Classmates Better: Students write questions to ask classmates, then interview each other to discover new things.

5. Crossword / Vocabulary Revision: A fun crossword to review and consolidate school vocabulary in an interactive way.