There are many very good books choc full of great grammar presentations, often using the time-honoured method of presenting language in a reading or listening text. Or perhaps using a "Test-teach-test" approach.
Language via a clear context
So, rather than try to better them, for each language point, you'll find at least one, and often more, ideas for presenting grammar via a clear context or situation which you can set up in the classroom. Use the situation to elicit examples which you can then concept-check, drill and analyse for form.
Practice makes better
Whatever means is used, students will need lots of practice. They can't be expected to "get it" straight way, and, even if they do, they certainly won't be able to use it with any confidence unless they've had plenty of good, structured, engaging memorable practice.
That's what else you'll find here.
Help yourselves, and enjoy.
RW
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