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Holidays
A picture dictionary about holidays. A colour version and a black and white one. New Year's Eve, Groundhog day, Pancake day, Saint Valentine's, Saint Patrick's day, Easter, Mother's day, Father's day,...
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Word Categories
Word categories: there are six charts so that students can fill them with the words related to school objects, animals, months, numbers, sports and means of transport. It is a good activity for the end...
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Song Worksheet: Let Her Go
This is a useful worksheet with the song 'Let Her Go' performed by the British band 'Passenger.' Students listen to the song and then fill in the gaps. At the end of the worksheet you can see the key....
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Mobile Telecommunication
Simple topical worksheet including discussion questions, a short reading exercise and a group speaking task. Based around the comparison of features and functions between mobile phones in the nineties...
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Back to School: Mad Rush or Tons of Fun? [INFOGRAPHIC]
Back to School- Mad Rush or Tons of Fun? By August, summertime will be winding down and vacations will be coming to an end, signaling that back-to-school time is near. Check out our latest infographic...
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Top 10 Fun Alphabet Games for Your Students
Learning a second language is challenging. You need to learn new sound patterns, new rules of grammar, and sometimes you even have to learn a new alphabet to boot. Of all of my ESL students over the...
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Movie Worksheet: Elf- Intermediate Grammar Review
This worksheet is made to be useв after watching the film Elf. It is a great end of the semester grammar review for intermediate (B1) students. Grammar review includes: Question word order, tag...
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Things to Change
This handout will work well at a warm-up stage of a lesson or as a filler while studying the present perfect tense. Students will have to fill in the chart according to what degree in their opinion...
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What Have You Done? What Did You Do?
Teachers should replace thenames in the worksheet with the names of the students in the class. Students must find each student and ask them what they did (at a finished time) or what they have done...
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Family Matters Role-Play
The pair role-plays presented in this handout will provide students with six problematic situations that they will have to sort out by giving advice and recommendations. All of the role-plays are...
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Movies and Characters
This activity includes a "Top 10 movie characters of the 2000’s" (such as Jack Sparrow, Harry Potter and Wolverine). It contains an exercise to match them to their famous sentences, as well as a...
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That Awkward Moment Role-Play
The pair role-plays introduced in this handout will provide students with five problematic situations that they will have to sort out by talking to each other. All the role-plays present an awkward and...
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Types of Houses
This worksheet provides vocabulary for types of houses from pre-intermediate to intermediate levels. It is useful for learning about types of houses. It is a presentation of houses with two main task...
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Verb to Be Affirmative Form
This is a worksheet for revising the verb to be affirmative form at elementary level. There's a brief explanation followed by 4 easy activities in which students are asked to put in am, is or are,...
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Verb to Be Interrogative Form
This a very easy worksheet for teaching or revising the interrogative form of the verb to be. Recommended for elementary students who are asked to complete the questions using the words in brackets,...
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Verb to Be Negative Form
This is a worksheet for revising the negative form of the verb to be at elementary level. There's a brief explanation followed by 4 different and easy exercises in which students are asked to rewrite...
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Buying Men's Clothes and Shoes
I designed this PPT activity to revise vocabulary about buying clothes, and to encourage students to describe ítems in detail, including size, color, pattern and material. It is useful to practise a...
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Board Game - 'Can'
It's a very short board game to practice questions with 'can'. One student throws the dice and gets to ask a question to a different classmate of their choice based on the image they got. It's an...
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Making Inferences
This is an activity that can help students review and understand more about making inferences. It can be used by teachers to help their students improve making inferences which is a very important...
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Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
This is a summary lesson with a few examples that teachers can use to explain comparative and superlative adjectives to their students. This contains spelling rules to help students understand the...
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