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Grade 8 ESL PowerPoint: Telling Stories in the Past Simple (16 Slides)

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A 16-slide teaching PowerPoint with speaker notes and click-to-reveal answers: When do we use the past simple?, Key words, Regular verbs: spelling, Spell it!, Three -ed sounds and more.

Resource Details

Subject
ESL
Topic
Telling Stories in the Past Simple
Category
Writing
File Type
PPTX
File Size
68 KB
Published
16 Oct 2026
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Lesson Sequence

  • Open in PowerPoint and start the slide show. Click to reveal each answer after students respond.
  • Read the speaker notes (View > Notes) for questions to ask and common mistakes.
  • Use with the lesson plan: it lists which slides belong to each lesson.

Teacher Tips

Start each lesson with 2 minutes of "What did you do yesterday?" — real communication makes the grammar stick. Put the irregular verb list on the wall for the whole unit.

Learning Objectives

  • Form the past simple of regular verbs with correct spelling (walked, arrived, stopped, carried).
  • Pronounce -ed endings as /t/, /d/ or /ɪd/.
  • Use 16 common irregular past forms correctly.
  • Make past simple negatives and questions with did / didn't.
  • Use sequencing words and time expressions to organize a story.
  • Plan, write and tell a 120–150-word story with a beginning, a problem and an ending.

Differentiation

Support: Provide the verb list and the sequencing word bank on the desk. Challenge: Add the past continuous for background: "While we were eating, we heard a sound." English language learners: Pair each sequencing word with a hand signal (1 finger = first, 2 = then …).

What's Included

  • 16-slide PowerPoint (PPTX, editable)
  • Speaker notes on every slide
  • Click-to-reveal answers for questions
  • Key vocabulary slide with pictures
  • Summary slide to finish the lesson

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