I've drawn another grammar mind map. This time it's about Present Continuous Tense. We use this tense when the time we are thinking of includes the present moment and is limited (temporary).

I hope you'll enjoy it :)

Students often complain that there are too many tenses in English. In fact, there are only two different forms of the verb we call tense: Present Tense and Past Tense. Tense expresses the difference between present and past time. Present and Past Tense can combine with Perfect and Progressive forms of the verb.

Here's a Present Simple mind map:

I hope not only my 6th-graders will enjoy it.

I bet you've heard about Tony Buzan's idea of mind mapping. It's my favourite way of learning, planning, revising and organizing. Mind maps help me develop my creativity, although my drawings are very simple. Of course you can use a bunch of online tools and software, but I prefer pen and paper (or colourful pens and paper). 

How to make a mind map? Here's a mind map about mind mapping:

You can also read more here: http://www.tonybuzan.com/about/mind-mapping/

And here's another mind map I've made. I'm very proud of it.