- Children dress up as animals wearing masks
- They create sentences in the comparative and superlative form while mimicking the animal movements and behaviors with their bodies
- If they fail to score points, they are subjected to... challenges!
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Description:
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CONTENTS: Dive into a one-of-a-kind 9-page wordless story and experience it in script format for a bit of theatre magic. Explore various ways to bring the play to life in your classroom, throw on some masks for all the different characters, and get ready for five board games, four hands-on activities, and seven flashcard-filled adventures. Age: 2-100
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Contents:
- The complete script of the story, assigning individual roles to each student
- Vocabulary exercises and interactive worksheets for practice
- Κinesthetic activity
- Detailed step-by-step instructions in English, guiding the process from script distribution to the final presentation
- MP4 video guide in Greek, visually explaining each step
- Printable poster highlighting the story's moral lesson
- Printable masks for all characters, providing an immersive and interactive experience (16 pages)
- 4 extra activities
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CONTENTS:
- Printable Cards (55 pages PDF): 101 questions designed for a deeper connection.
- Projectable Cards for all screens (43 pages PPT).
- Detailed Guidance Video (MP4): Comprehensive instructions for educators and parents.
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These printable interactive activities combine multiple learning dimensions into a single experience. Students refine their reading and interpretation skills, practice non-verbal communication, engage in self-expression, and participate in reflective class discussions. It offers a holistic approach to education that nurtures various aspects of student growth. Ages: 11+
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Contents:
- PPTX presentation of the story in Greek: It can be printed and displayed on all screens.
- PPTX presentation of the story without words: Adaptable to all languages and various types of exercises.
- MP4: The entire story is presented with visuals and audio in Greek.
- MP4: Presentation of all activities with video.
- Story in card format: An illustrated set of cards for multiple activities in the classroom and at home.
- Emotion cards - Are you scared?
- Pairs - What are you afraid of?
- Personalized workbook made by the students.
- Story Mountain.
- Similarities between yourself and the world - Connection.
- Fear and adventure go for a walk: Body language and expressions.
- Playing the story in pairs: Detailed instructions for scenes and costumes.
- Empowering dialogue practice: Exploring fear, courage, and goal achievement through 6 exciting stories.
- Best Theatrical Presentation Contest: Printable grading card and fearless actor awards.
- Printable poster: The character of fear embodies self-help instructions for children.
- Students create a personalized workbook: Drawing my fear with questions.
- Presenting my fear (3D construction).
- Describing my fear (in categories).
- Fear in a mind map - Find out how I feel.
- The wheel of fear - Who will fill it first?
- Posters dedicated to the value of fear.
- Evaluation of the story (by students).
- Evaluation of the lesson (by students).
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Description:
Children dress up as animals wearing masks. They create sentences in the comparative and superlative form while mimicking the animal movements and behaviors with their bodies. If they fail to score points, they are subjected to... challenges!
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A hands-on, emotionally rich activity where children build words using LEGO bricks and observe one another — not just as students, but as human beings. Guided by creativity, connection, and empathy, the material includes: ✔️ A step-by-step structure for the teacher ✔️ Observation-based activities using LEGO bricks ✔️ Cooperation between younger and older students ✔️ SEL questions that give words emotional meaning ✔️ Printable activity sheets ✔️ An alternative approach to vocabulary learning through construction ✨ A child doesn’t just learn a word — they discover who they are when building it. ✨ A child doesn’t just observe another — they gain the language to describe them with kindness. This is a tool filled with meaning, LEGO bricks, and emotional depth. It can be used again and again, across different levels and age groups.
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Contents:
- The complete script of the story, assigning individual roles to each student
- Vocabulary exercises and interactive worksheets for practice
- Κinesthetic activity
- Detailed step-by-step instructions in German, guiding the process from script distribution to the final presentation
- MP4 video guide in Greek, visually explaining each step
- Printable poster highlighting the story's moral lesson
- Printable masks for all characters, providing an immersive and interactive experience (16 pages)
- 4 extra activities
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Contents
- Interactive Presentation – A visually captivating PPT that turns the Present Perfect into an engaging story.
- A Stunning Video – A beautifully detailed video with details that emotionally connect students with the story.
- A Printable Card Game – A fun and creative way for students to practice forming Present Perfect sentences.
- A Different Kind of Bingo! – Not just a classic Bingo game, but an interactive experience that brings grammar to life!
- A Song Inspired by Hatboy’s Adventures – Written in the Present Perfect, making grammar memorable through music.
- A 30-page PDF packed with surprises, including:
- Hatboy’s full story published in its entirety for the first time!
- A unique color-coded system that helps students differentiate between past, present, and their connection.
- A creative, debate-style activity that reinforces grammar through imaginative storytelling.
- 8 collaborative & hands-on activities – including group storytelling, creative writing, and building Hatboy’s “Hat of Knowledge.”
- Interactive role-play & challenges – Students step into Hatboy’s world and make the Present Perfect a living part of their learning!
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CONTENTS:The package includes four activities, ideal for understanding emotions and gaining a deeper comprehension of the texts in our books. These activities are structured around a tree that students can decorate individually or in groups with leaves and fruits, such as apples. The printable components are available in various sizes, both small and large, making them adaptable to different activities.Age: 9+
