Who owns that?

Activity designed to practice using apostrophes to show that something belongs to something else. We re-write sentences of a letter using apostrophes correctly. There are three different levels of difficulty.

Who rocked the boat?

Resource consisting of a one-question problem game which fosters logic and thinking.

Who lives where?

Resource consisting of a one-question problem game which fosters logic and thinking.

Who was Shakespeare?

Who was Shakespeare? Famous writers

Who am I?

You are going to play a game like twenty questions. Read the clues and write the name of a character in the story. I’m kind and happy I’m big I’ve got hundreds of brothers My life is short Who am…

Who am I?

Students can create a description and a picture of themselves with narration. Includes vocabulary related to colours, numbers, face and hair. Easy to use.

Who said it?

Put the name of the person next to the sentence he or she said. Choose from the names in the list. Some names can be used more than once. ‘We take only from the rich merchants, noblemen and fat…

Who says what?

Match the sentence with the character. You can use the same character more than once. I want to be the King of the Forest. You can all have what you want. Where is the castle? I want to rule the Emerald…

Who are you?

Who were the tercios?

Wikipedia entry on the Tercios, a combat unit of professional soldiers from Habsburg Spain.