This document provides creative ways to teach English grammar, including through writing prompts, board games, rhymes, cartoons, and more. Some of the activities described are having students write prompts using different tenses, playing grammar races and board games to learn parts of speech and verb forms, reciting grammar rhymes, completing grammar cartoons, and creating a grammar timeline through cartoons. The overall document offers engaging hands-on methods to help students learn English grammar in a fun way outside of traditional lessons.

1. CREATIVE WAYS
to teach
ENGLISH GRAMMAR

2. Grammar Illustrated

3. Grammar Illustrated

4. Grammar Illustrated
• Write in 150 words what Miller
Family does every Sunday
(Use Present Simple)
• The Millers went to the seaside
last weekend. How did they have
fun?
(Use Past Simple)
• The Millers are having guests
tonight and are preparing dinner.
Describe what is happening in
their house at the moment in 150
words.
(Use Present Continuous)

5. Board Races

6. Grammar Race – Magic
Pocket Board

7. Grammar Rhymes
Have you ever been to England?
Have you ever been to Spain?
Have you ever ridden a camel?
Have you ever run in the rain?
NOW IT IS YOUR TURN !

8. NOW IT IS YOUR TURN !

9. Grammar Cartoons

10. Complete the cartoon …

11. Draw the following:
• Volunteer 1
Boy’s plane / boys’ plane
• Volunteer 2
Ed / ing (bored/boring)
• Volunteer 3
Its / it’s

12. Grammar Pockets Race
Do it yourself!
-Irregular past forms
-“ing” / “ed” verbs
-Past tenses

13. Grammar Timeline in
Cartoons
• Ben cooked dinner
• Jenny was watching TV when Ben came home
• Jenny had finished cleaning the house