This website is a great option to play games at the same time students learn. In Baamboozle, teachers can choose between using a predesigned game or creating one of their own. It is possible to choose the amount of teams that will play and also how much points every question values. 

Baamboozle is mainly used to practice vocabulary items, however it is also possible to design creative grammar games. The focus is on reading and speaking, since writing is not allowed during the games. 

A typical activity on this site is the one where an image is shown and students have to say what it is outloud. Another idea is to create a game with questions. If the time is being taught, questions such as 'What time do you go to school?' and 'What time does your mother go to work?', are good options to practice students' oral skills. 

Probably, this has been the most useful resource for teachers during the COVID pandemic. Liveworksheets is a platform where interactive worksheets can be posted. This tool was used to replace the traditional photocopies and workbooks on virtual classrooms. There are templates other teachers have posted that you can use, and it is also possible to create your owns. 

The main focus of Liveworksheets is reading and writing. Comprehension activities and grammar practice prevail in this site. Furthermore, students' productions can be corrected automatically (by a previous setting) or sent privatelly to the teacher. 

An online multiple choise exercise is good to practise and contrast two tenses. For instance, you can create a Simple Present vs Present Continuous multiple choise activity. It can be a short text or isolated sentences with an appropriate context from which students will have to infer the correct tense.