In Between Classes 

Here you can find various worksheets on the topic of winter and winter holidays! 

Build a horror film plot with your students. 
Step 1: dicuss heroes, locations, monsters and endings, elicit the names of the stories, films and TV shows.

Step 2: read all the titles and help your students understand them (ask them to use a dictionary or translator if needed. 
Step 3: create a story using different elements from Step 1.

Extra step: ask students to answer the reflection questions. 

Previews: 

'Hello Autumn' and 'Autumn Perfumes' are discussion activities where students talk about their autumn plans, routines, and habits. Students will share how they welcome the autumn season, including any changes in their daily routines, new habits they plan to start, or special activities they enjoy during this time of year. 

Link: https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVNrdN2Ls=/?share_link_id=82080683951

The goal of the 'Have You Ever?' Bingo activity is to help students practice and reinforce their understanding and usage of the Present Perfect tense. 

Instruction:   

1) The teacher calls out questions one by one, starting with "Have you ever...?"

2) Students listen to the question and look at their Bingo cards. If they have tried that activity, they mark that square.

3) To add interaction, after marking a square, students should find a classmate and ask them the same question, recording their classmate's response with a simple "Yes" or "No." Encourage students to ask follow-up questions if the answer is "Yes" (e.g., "When did you do it?" or "How was the experience?"). 

Great recycling activity for Present Perfect revision or presenting Present Perfect and Past Simple difference. Students are to guess a piece of news based on hints given on the stickers. Then students may uncover the articles and read whether they were right or wrong. Draw students' attention to the use of these tenses in an authentic text. You may ask additional questions: how often do you read news? can you tell an interesting piece of news that you have recently read about or heard about?  
Check the activity here: 

Warm-Up Activity 1: Summer This or That 

This activity focuses on students' preferences for summer activities and vacations. It encourages students to discuss their favourite summer destinations, activities they enjoy during the summer months, their ideal summer weather, etc. 

Warm-Up Activity 2: Your Weekend Alter-ego

In this warm-up activity, students discuss their usual weekend routines as well as choose the picture they can relate to. They may well share details about how they typically spend their weekends, including any regular activities, hobbies, or traditions they follow. 

Link: https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVNrdN2Ls=/?share_link_id=923009462684

Fun activities for end-of-year classes for Go Getter 2. 
It is recommended to use them as a long warm-up + revision in the beginning of your classes.
+ bonus tasks for reading for A1-A2 level students