Comparatives and Superlatives Super Bundle

Everything you need to teach exciting ESL lessons on Comparative and Superlative adjectives. Worksheets, detailed lesson plans, flashcards, creative projects, a fun slideshow, games and more. Everything is fun, colourful and modern. We have developed these top-quality resources over years of experience teaching English to students of all ages. These lessons work well with groups of any size and can be used with students of CEFR levels A1, A2 and even B1 (roughly ages 8 to 13, with slight adjustments).

Included in this super pack (in total over 100 pages!):

9 Detailed Lesson Plans with answer keys

Each lesson plan includes:

An introduction discussion topic

Revision of a previous grammar point

An activity for pre-teaching the main lesson topic

Instructions for the worksheet (teacher guide)

A reinforcement game or activity

A warm-down task.

The answer key for the worksheet.

Worksheets

Comparatives 1 - forming comparatives

Comparatives 2 - when to use comparatives

Comparatives 3 - practice using comparatives

Superlatives 1 - learn and practice spelling rules for superlatives

Superlatives 2 - form complete sentences with superlatives and the verb ‘to be’

Comparatives and Superlatives 1 - practice spelling comparatives and superlatives

Comparatives and Superlatives 2 - form complete sentences with comparatives and superlatives

Comparatives and Superlatives 3 - read and write complete sentences with comparatives and superlatives

Comparatives and Superlatives 4 - identify when to use a comparative, superlative or adjective

Activities with printables

Match and Compare - 6 pages with 20 animal profiles to compare

Sentence Race - 2 pages with 25 colourful flashcards

Speaking cards - 1 page with 15 mini card prompts

Double Comparatives - 1 page with 15 card prompts

Speaking Cards - 10 flashcards with a total of 30 speaking prompts

Speaking Task - collaborative task with 20 discussion prompts

Themed Games

1. Solar System Comparatives - read about, discuss and write about the planets in the solar system using comparative and superlative adjectives. Great to reinforce this grammar topic and apply it with an interesting theme.

2. Good Better Best - a fantastic group game to get the whole class involved. Each group nominates a competitor for each category and then cheers them on as they go up against the other groups in the ‘finals’. Plenty of chances to practice using comparatives and superlatives while having fun.

3. Can you spell? - host a regular spelling bee with some common superlatives and use this template to keep score.

4. Battleships - students use comparative and superlative words as coordinates as they play this exciting game.

5. Bingo - have the whole class playing bingo while reviewing and spelling comparatives and superlatives. A fun way to practice.

Anchor charts and reference posters

8 pages of exciting, colourful reference guides, anchor charts and posters themed on comparative and superlative adjectives to display in class or print for your students.

Brighten up your classroom and lessons with modern and fun visuals. Help your students remember spelling rules for forming comparatives and superlatives, and some common irregular forms. Print them as reference guides, or use the posters as a template for building anchor charts together with your students.

Comparatives Song project

Instructions and poster templates for a fun project to do with students learning Comparatives and Superlatives. It takes a a lot of practice but can end with an impressive performance to show off to your students' family and friends.

Comparatives and Superlatives Slideshow

Comparative and Superlative themed slideshow for an engaging and interactive lesson. No-prep, animated PowerPoint presentation that will be sure to delight your students.

Our resources are fresh and modern with bright colours and great quality pictures. We've tested them with thousands of our own students and know how well they work!

The slideshow contains 14 slides covering:

• The rules of when and how to use both comparative and superlative adjectives,
• Handy tables for teaching the spelling rules of each form
• Plenty of cool picture prompts (superhero themed) to get your students practicing these forms while having fun.

The slideshow is provided in keynote, PowerPoint, PDF and video formats.

Included in the zipped file:

• Comparatives and Superlatives PowerPoint - pptx file (please open with PowerPoint software).
• Comparatives and Superlatives Keynote - .key file (please open with Keynote software).
• Comparatives and Superlatives Video - mp4 format
• Comparatives and Superlatives PDF - printable PDF file of complete slides

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