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Teach The Future Continuous – Free ESL Lesson Plan
When should you teach the Future Continuous to ESL students? It’s important to teach this topic at the right time. This lesson is designed for pre-intermediate students (B1 Level on the CEFR...
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/ɔ/ Pronunciation
You can use this list to practice the /ɔ/ pronunciation sounds, or as a list of words to be careful when pronouncing. There is a list of word phrases that vary only by one having the vowel sound /ɒ/...
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Simple present negative - Practice
Young learners watch an animated video and then work in small groups to order the story cards to practice the Simple Present Negative and improve their cooperation and communication skills. When...
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Conjunctions
This grammar guide teaches conjunctions. Pages 1-2 are a summary of the most common conjunctions: coordinating conjunction, subordinating conjunctions, and conjunctive adverbs. On pages 3-6, you...
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How to Teach the Present Simple Tense
When teaching the Present Simple, the ultimate goal is to make sure your students understand that it’s used to describe routines, habits, daily activities, and general truths. It is also important is...
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How to Teach Conversational English: 9 Best Practices
When other teachers, even other ESL teachers, hear I’m teaching an ESL conversation class, they often say it sounds “relaxing,” or “fun” or “easy.” Most teachers will smile at this, of course,...
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SPELLING PYRAMIDS FOR AMBITIOUS SPELL-CHECKERS
This set of activities reinforces visual images of different words through the inductive presentation of spelling generalizations. It is mainly devoted to students who struggle with the symptoms of...
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100 Discussion Questions!
Great for adult learners, this list of 100 discussion questions with sample answers comprises five topics with 20 questions and answers per topic. They include Unit 1 = English & Education;...
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Fun With Food
This worksheet is for 4th-grade students to review camping food: EGGS, JAM, JUICE, PASTA, SALAD, SANDWICHES, TOAST & WATER. The first activity is unscrambling the letters to make vocabulary...
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Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland: the Logical Vision of the Nonsensical World
This worksheet explores the methodology of Victorian author Lewis Carroll, such as word codes, elaborate word plays, nursery rhymes, and puzzles to train people in systematic reasoning to...
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The Coronation of King Charles III by ESL Pals
What is the coronation of King Charles? How did the coronation of King Charles come about? Is the coronation of King Charles important? This ESL lesson plan from ESL Pals delves into the details of...
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Cardinal Numbers
This 7-page worksheet on the topic ‘Numbers' has 9 exercises. It includes Write the numbers of the pictures; Write down the telephone numbers in figures; a Crossword; Write the years in words; How...
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Lesson Organizer
To achieve the best results from your class, organize your lesson plans and keep track of what you did in the previous class with this helpful resource. It will save you time when it comes to...
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ENGLISH TIME: Personal Pronouns
This simple resource practices personal pronouns with fill-in-the-blank questions to match the subject personal pronouns with the corresponding object ones.
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Singular And Plural Regular Nouns – Free ESL Lesson Plan
When should you teach the Singular and Plural Regular Nouns lesson? This lesson on singular and plural regular nouns helps identify quantity — whether someone is referring to one or many objects, a...
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Songs Activities English Lessons
This resource has open-ended questions to practice writing with your students when working with music in EFL /ESL classrooms. Choose suitable musical examples, and use this worksheet to develop...
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DADDY PIG LOSES HIS GLASSES
This activity is for 1st formers. Find the video on Youtube about Daddy Pig, who loses his glasses, and his children, Peppa and George are looking for them all over the house. Watch the video, then...
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How Good Is Your Vocabulary?
This ESL activity consists of 20 multiple-choice questions designed for students planning to take ESL exams such as FCE, CAE, IELTS, TOEFL, and TOEIC. It's a productive exercise to help improve your...
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Stablecoins: What are they and how do they work?
This worksheet helps students to develop listening comprehension. It includes vocabulary focus, interactive (business) vocabulary exercises, listening for general comprehension, listening for...
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Prepositions Practice
This is a worksheet that helps students practise and/or revise the use of prepositions. It is a gap-filling activity, in which students have to read a text on Shakespeare and complete it with the...
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Homework Sheet
No more excuses like the cat ate my homework! A simple homework/classwork organiser for both the teacher and the student. Intended mainly for private lessons, especially if you have many students....
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IELTS Speaking Module Part 2
The IELTS exam has a three-part speaking module. The second part almost always focuses on one of four broad categories: a person, place, object or situation, which the candidate has to describe in two...
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Tiger Woods
This worksheet features a short passage about the American golfer Tiger Woods. Students should find the right words and fill in the blanks. Written for iB1 Level intermediate students of English as...
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Days of the Week: Monday
This easy single-page resource practices the first day of the week: Monday.
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A, SOME, ANY
This practical worksheet is useful for practicing the difference between some, any, and a or an. The worksheet is colorful and easily understandable. It is suitable for young learners who start...
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Joe is getting married! from the movie: When Harry met Sally
This lesson is designed for two sessions of one hour each. It features two scenes from the film "When Harry Met Sally." It includes grammar (a review of defining and non-defining relative pronouns),...
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Kitchen Utilities
This four-page grammar guide is a picture dictionary about kitchen utilities. The dictionary is laid out in different categories: For cutting, opening, grinding and grating, measuring, straining...
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Guess Who Game
This warm-up activity uses pictures of famous people in history. Students have to ask questions to guess the character using the given information, making it easier to ask about the person. You can...
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Reporting Verbs – Free ESL Lesson Plan
When should you teach reporting verbs? This ESL lesson plan on reporting verbs is aimed at students with advanced proficiency levels (B2 level). To fully grasp the material, students must be very...
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Choose the correct emphatic pronoun
Emphatic pronouns are compound personal pronouns such as 'myself', 'yourself', 'himself', 'ourselves', and 'themselves'. They are used to put stress on the subject. Use this handy worksheet to help...
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Checking Your Luggage | American English
In this ESL lesson, students will listen to audio of an airline employee helping a man check in to his flight and discuss things they see and do at an airport. Students will also learn and...
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"At the Beach" Vocabulary Word Search
This fun beach-themed word search can be used in the summer season. It includes words related to "At the Beach" vocabulary. There are 15 words hidden in the puzzle. See if your students can find all...
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Simple Past Tense Quiz - Grammar - Verb
This grammar practice worksheet focuses on the use of the Simple Past tense. It's all about simple past tense, quiz, question, practice, grammar, verb, multiple choice, etc. Students observe the use...
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Heinrich, The Cat
This reading activity has all the pre- and post-reading tasks: lead-in, vocabulary pre-teach, set the scene, gist task, reading for specific information, follow-up, and pronunciation practice. By...
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Vocabulary Worksheet
This worksheet is for elementary grade school and for beginners in learning English. It aims to improve and help students practice English as well as an assessment tool in teaching and learning...
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"Happy Shopping" Match the correct vocabulary
This worksheet features things we can find when shopping and trains students' memory with the correct vocabulary with fun and effective matching media to connect the existing pictures with the right...
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Quiz. USING LANGUAGE TO PERSUADE
This quiz worksheet helps students to revise the stylistic devices (tropes and schemes) for persuasive public speaking. It includes thirteen questions that illustrate various ways of using...
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Question word 'HOW'
This five-page worksheet practices and revises the question word ‘How.’ It consists of seven exercises: (Complete the questions/Write questions with ‘How much’ or How many,’ Question word ‘How’ + ...
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Man bites dog (newspaper headline game)
This board game can be used as a follow-up activity when studying the topic of Press, News, Mass Media, etc. The game aims at making headlines from a list of random words. Before playing, the study...
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Subordinators, Coordinators And Transitions – Free ESL Lesson Plan
When should you teach this lesson on subordinators, coordinators, and transitions? This ESL lesson plan download on subordinators, coordinators, and transitions is for students with intermediate...
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FAKE NEWS
This game introduces how to SPOT FAKE NEWS. Students observe different pictures and titles, then discuss whether they think they are true or fake. After this, the teacher will reveal the real truth....
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Present Simple Question Practice
Young learners watch a animated video and then work in small groups to order the story cards to practice the Simple Present Questions and improve their cooperation and communication skills.
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Quizz: Present Continuous
The present continuous tense, also known as the present progressive tense, is used to describe ongoing actions or situations happening at the present moment. It is formed by using the present tense...
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Vocabulary – Multiple Choice
Young learners, students must identify the correct word and then rewrite or select the answer in that multiple-choice sentence. This worksheet can be used for revision or to introduce new vocabulary.
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Confusing Words - Part 18
This worksheet no. 18 practices confusing words. It's a fun way to learn or review your vocabulary. There are 9 pages, 40 exercises, and more than 160 sentences (homophones, phrasal verbs, verbs vs....
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Linkedin Multiple Choice
This multiple-choice cloze test is for students of English as a Second language at Level: B2 (upper-intermediate). This worksheet is helpful for tests such as FCE and IELTS and consists of 5...
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Teaching Prepositions Of Movement — Free ESL Lesson Plan
This free ESL lesson plan covers how to use prepositions of movement and direction to help elementary-level students grasp the usage of to, toward, from, and away from. To help students understand...
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Professions-Jobs Vocabulary
This worksheet contains a list of 10 professions or jobs. Students observe the pictures for each one, then complete the sentences by filling in the blanks using capital letters and completing the...
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Prepositional Phrases
This 13-page grammar guide includes prepositional phrases to learn about or review. It contains the most important prepositional phrases with ‘at’, ‘by’, ‘for’, ‘from’, ‘in’, ‘of ...
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Using the Word Like
This 12-page worksheet is to practice and revise the verb and adjective ‘LIKE’. It consists of 16 different exercises (likes & dislikes - like, would you like or do you like - asking for...
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