Interactive Fridays: Letters Α to Δ sorting activity

Our new interactive exercise is here! Do you know the words for these pictures? Click on the pictures and drop them in the right box. Then check if you got them all correct! At the beginning, it may ask you to enable the content. Please, do so, if you want to access the game. Don't save the changes at the end of the game if you want to try again!

Let us know if you found them all!

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Have fun learning!


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Bundle Thursdays: Games Mini Bundle

An amazing bundle every Thursday! This week's special is a mini bundle of three of our latest games. The Missing Letter game, the Vehicles game and the Verb Endings Maze game. Your students will love these games!

You can find the Game Mini Bundle on our shop until the coming Thursday 4th August with a 20% discount! Hurry up!

Back to School: Book labels

Back to school in less than two weeks and we are getting overly excited! Here are some cute book labels to share with your students or children to stick on their books. There is enough space to add the subject as well as their name and surname.

Which one is your children's favourite?

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Grammar Sprinkles: Masculine nouns in -ος

Today's handout is a short note on the conjugation of the masculine nouns ending in -ος.

In Greek, nouns are masculine, feminine or neutral. The way they are conjugated depends on their gender as well as their ending. In this first handout, we see the conjugation of the masculine nouns that end in -ος.

The cases represent the different instances of the noun. You may use the noun as a subject (nominative), as a belonging word (possessive), as an object (accusative) or a calling word (vocative). You can find examples of the different instances (cases) of the noun in the handout.

The handout is also available in English.

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Letters: Bicycles and Children

Letters Monday today and we have a new worksheet for you! Send the bicycle to the right child and practice small and capital letters from Τ to Ω.

This is the last of the Capital-Small series, so if you wish to collect them all, here is where you can find the rest:

Dinosaurs and Explorers: Ν to Σ
Hay and Horses: Η to Μ
Bees and Flowers: Α to Ζ

You could laminate them and glue velcro stickers to make this a reusable activity.

New set of activities for the letters coming next week! Don't miss it!

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Topic Saturdays: The 7 continents

Here is a handout with the continents. Look out for our continents worksheets, handouts and interactive exercises in the coming week!

Click on the pictures for the files.

Both in Greek and English!

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Interactive Fridays: Learning the verb endings (Present Tense A)

Our new game is here! It's a maze! Lead the starfish to the seaweed by clearing the shells off the path. Answer ten questions related to the endings of the Present Tense (Verbs Type I).

Let us know if you found them all!

For our iPad users out there, there is a free app called Microsoft PowerPoint for iPad. It's cool and easy and allows you to view all Powerpoint slideshows on your iPad.


Have fun learning!

You can find the Verb Endings Maze game on our shop!

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