Listen to the voki presentation and do Abraham Lincoln voki
(also found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9cVSzX4sGM)
Watch this presentation to remember PAST TENSE
Study the LIST of irregular verbs
Do the exercises on the simple past tense and click on the button to check your answers.
Drag and drop the verbs in the correct category: regular or irregular. If you are good at the simple past of regular verbs, play the million pound drop game!
Fill in a crossword with the past simple of the verbs given, using the pictures as clues.
Watch the Vodafone TV commercial called “couples” and write down what you think happened and why the couple had a fight.
Do you like Snakes and Ladders board game? Answer the question correctly to get a chance to roll the dice.
Practise Irregular past tense playing this jeopardy game. It’s fun!!
PAST CONTINUOUS
( found in http://valmeenglishcorner.blogspot.gr/ )
Let’s practice Past Continuous: While I was sleeping word order choose the correct spooky story
Use this worksheet Mystery in creepy town to practise Past Continuous.
We use Past Continuous and Simple Past when we talk about an action that was in progress in the past (past Continuous) and was interrupted by another action in the past (Simple Past)μαζί e.g. They were eating lunch when we arrived.
I was sleeping when the phone rang. 
… and when we narrate a story that happened in the past e.g. We were watching TV when suddenly we heard a loud knock. We opened the door and a man was standing there. He was wearing a black hat and a raincoat. He looked like a detective. “What was he doing at our doorstep, so late at night?”, I wondered with some fear, “Was he looking for Paul?
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Print this snakes and ladders board game to practise Past Continuous and Simple Past or you play snakes and ladders online!
Practice using the past simple and the past continuous by playing this television style jeopardy betting game. Read the sentence and enter the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Practise with Game 1 If you like bowling, try this interactive bowling game to practise Past Continuous and have fun! 
Talking about habits in the past
I used to + infinitive shows an action that we did in the past but we don’t do it now e.g. I used to watch cartoons when I was younger (but now I don’t). In the question and negative form we use the simple past auxiliary verb did e.g. Did you use to watch cartoons when you were younger? I didn’t use to watch cartoons.
Watch the Coca Cola commercial about grandpa living a healthy lifestyle. What did grandpa use to do and what does the grandson do now? Example: Grandpa used to have breakfast quietly but his grandson has breakfast quickly.
Put the sentences in the correct order and deal the cards to practise used to. (credits: Maria Tyropolis)
Let’s travel in the 1960’s. Read the texts and then do the crossword.
The Beatles was a very famous band in the 60’s but they are still popular today. To find out more about this amazing band visit “The Beatles room” (credits: Fenia Kouvari).
Find out about everyday life in Ancient Greece 
Let’s find out more about times or events in the past
