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Mixed Exercise: Past and Present Tenses
This worksheet contains one mixed exercise based on the present and past tenses of English. The tenses are not specified in the instructions, therefore the students have to decide on their own which...
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Abstract Monkey
Visually interesting graphic which asks to identify the abstract nouns and puts them in context. Very useful to hang in class or as a tool for revision. Even the movie below can be used as a link....
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Expressions and Idioms Using "As...As..."
This worksheet is about expressions and idioms using "As...as..." (for example: As blind as a bat). The worksheet includes a matching activity and a gap fill. I recommend that you teach any of the...
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Movie Worksheet: "Any Questions for Ben?" ( Writing a Review)
This vocabulary match worksheet comes from a film review on the Australian film "Any Questions for Ben?". Students are then asked to read half of the review to each other and listen for the new...
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Song Worksheet: Don't tell me by Avril Lavigne
A song to work with the Simple Past. Students work with the past forms of certain verbs and also with some questions in that tense. They complete a chart with the correct form of the verbs.You can also...
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Song Worksheet: The Importance of Being Idle by Oasis
This is a simple worksheet to practice Reported Speech in a less boring way :) You can easily find the music (The Importance of Being Idle, from the album Don't Believe the Truth, by Oasis) and even...
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Echo and Narcissus Story
This worksheet is a retold short story about a greek myth that you can use in order to encourage students to talk in class, they also can analyze the vocabulary and try to understand the story, after...
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Composition about Grandparents
It was created in order to encourage young students to write a composition about their grandparents, with five simple questions as a guide. It may also reinforce the use of, he-she, his-her, can, name,...
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ESL Checklist: 10 Items for a Great Preschool Class
If you think that teaching preschoolers is a piece of cake just because they learn the alphabet, colors and a few simple phrases, think again! It takes a great deal of patience and commitment to teach...
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Irregular Verbs
Here is a list of irregular verbs with a very interesting graphic. A nice trick. Activites can be assigned around it, like making sentences out of one form each or it can be hung in class. The movie...
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Phrasal Verbs Memory Game
These three activities are very useful for learning phrasal verbs as the students. The first one can be used as a Bingo sheet or as visuals. While playing the memory game the students are trying to...
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Song Worksheet: Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler
This is a worksheet which introduces Bonnie Tyler to students who don't know about the Welsh songstress! There is a short and simple reading exercise about her life and then a listening exercise...
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Song worksheet: Frozen by Madonna
This worksheet is intended as an end-of-lesson task, since it is very simple, but it can be used as a warmer or as a way of revising vocabulary. I created it for a beginner class (A1 level), but it can...
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Pick out the Right Tense
It's time for some fun and educational worksheets. Identifying tenses in the given sentences! Watch this video to gather hints to complete the worksheet on changing TENSES! Learn more about Tenses: Now...
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William Shakespeare
The ppt is about the life and some works of William Shakespeare, included Sonnet 18. It is more likely to be used in a lecture as it does not have any activities, but can be adapted to use as a reading...
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What Does She Look Like? How to Teach Students to Describe People
Ask a student to describe someone in their family. Answers vary from the basic use of adjectives (tall, short, intelligent) to a complete loss for words. Rarely do they give good, solid descriptions,...
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Eslflow.com: BusyTeacher's Detailed Review
ESLflow is a vast array of teaching resources, particularly materials and lessons plans. As the site explains, it “was created in 1998 as a resource for researching ESL/EFL ideas and creating...
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Animals
This is meant to be for the 1st graders.It is about twelve Animals. The main idea of the worksheet is to recognize the animals, match the pictures with the corresponding words and after that the...
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Seagulls- Reading Comprehension
Seagulls. Reading Comprehension Level 2. Directions: 1. Read the text and answer the questions below 2. Circle the verbs, underline the nouns and finally, classify them 3. Translate the passage orally...
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James and the Animals- Reading Comprehension
James and the animals. Reading Comprehension Level 2.Directions: 1. Read the text, then take out the unknown words, before, look them up in the bilingual dictionary and finally, answer the questions...
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