The Milky Way Quiz (powerpoint)

The aim of the following quiz is to test your students' knowledge on the Milky Way Galaxy, and revise relevant vocabulary. It contains twenty questions. There is a scoreboard to keep track of points in case you would like to do the quiz as a team game.

The Milky Way Quiz from Areti Gavalaki
 

Food and Cooking Vocabulary Jeopardy Game (powerpoint)

Game categories:

• Vegetables
• Fruit
• Legumes/Pulses
• Cooking Verbs
• Kitchen Utensils

Food and Cooking Vocabulary Jeopardy Game from Areti Gavalaki

You can also download the game here.
 

Grammar and Vocabulary Jeopardy Game (powerpoint)

Game categories:

• Present Simple or Continuous
• Present Tenses: Stative Verbs
• Personality Adjectives
• Word formation: Negative prefixes
• Phrasal Verbs with Up

Grammar and Vocabulary Jeopardy Game from Areti Gavalaki

You can also download the game here.

Passive Voice Jeopardy Game (powerpoint)

Game Categories:

• Passive Verb Tenses
• Active to Passive
• Active to Passive Questions
• Passive Reporting Structures
• Passive to Active. 

Passive Voice Jeopardy Game from Areti Gavalaki

You can also download the PowerPoint here.

Grammar Review Jeopardy Game (powerpoint)

Game categories:

• Verb Tenses
• Comparison
• The Passive
• Countable / Uncountable Nouns
• Question Tags

Grammar Review Jeopardy Game from Areti Gavalaki

You can also download the powerpoint here.

To play the game online, click here.

Halloween (who wants to be a millionaire game)

I have used Adam Simpson's amazing "Who wants to be a millionaire" template to make this game, which revises vocabulary and information related to the history and traditions of Halloween. (http://www.history.com/topics/halloween/history-of-halloween)

Download the template here to make your own games.

Who wants to be a millionaire - Ηalloween from Areti Gavalaki

You can also download the game here.

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Would - used to - be used to - get used to

A clear and simple presentation of the form and usage of "would", "used to" and "be used to"

Would, used to, be used to from Areti Gavalaki
 

So-such-too-enough

I prepared this ppt to help my students understand clauses of result with so/such...that, as well as the use of ´too´ and ´enough´ (adverbs of degree). I tried to give some clear explanations with many examples. (11 slides)

So - Such Too - Enough from Areti Gavalaki
 

Greece (European Languages Day)

Download: http://www.scribd.com/doc/60026289/Greece