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Assessment in the ESL Classroom: 6 Important Things You Need to Know
As your ESL course progresses, you might start asking yourself some questions. How are my students really doing? Are they truly meeting all the objectives? At this point, you realize you need to find...
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Word Formation for Upper-intermediate Level
A test on the use of word formation mostly suitable for secondary school level. Consists of a gap-fill task with the base forms of words listed on the right-hand margin of the document. Originally...
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Prepositions, Phrasal Verbs and Set Phrases Test
An exercise or test for students of upper-intermediate or advanced level to work out missing prepositions on the basis of the sentence context and preliminary knowledge of phrasal verbs and...
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US Revolutionary War Quiz
This is a quiz about facts of the Revolutionary War in the U.S. It's mainly based on Boston since it followed a unit on the city. You can use it as an overhead transparency and put the students in...
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Movie Worksheet: Tour of Boston
This worksheet complements a 9-minute video posted on youtube and made by students at Boston University. Have the students review the worksheet and ask any questions they have. Then, have them watch...
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Movie Worksheet: Extraordinary Abilities
This worksheet is based on an amazing video with Jean-Claude Van Damme and his trick on the mirrors of two trucks. It can be used to practice present continuous and the construction "going to". It can...
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Upper Intermediate Level Tense Revision
This worksheet has different types of exercises such as a cloze text, finding mistakes, actives or passives as well as an answer key in the end. It covers all tenses and students have spend time on it...
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Ireland - Fact File
This handout is a fact file on the topic of Ireland. It provides the teacher as well as the students with basic information on Ireland such as Great Famine. Moreover, it explains certain terminology...
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Pirates- Label the Picture
This is worksheet that depicts a pirate. The students are supposed to label the body parts as well as other items that are relevant when talking about pirates. It can be used as a revision worksheet,...
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Finding Nemo
This is an open gap-fill activity on "Finding Nemo", students (group A and B) are supposed to complete the text by using one word for each gap. In group A there are other words missing than in group B...
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Logic Puzzle
A logic puzzle where students use the clues given to solve the puzzle. The first one has been done for the students. It can be quite challenging at some point and can generate a lot of classroom...
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Song Worksheet: Dope by Lady Gaga (Reading and Listening)
This worksheet contains various activities. It starts with a reading exercise. First students have to translate words from the text and explain the title and the rest of the article. Then they will...
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Hobbies and Free Time Activities
Students have to complete the sentences with the correct verbs: play, paint, go, listen, go snorkelling, dance, go rollerblading and ride. Then they have to match the sentences with the pictures. They...
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Home, Sweet Home
This worksheet is made with the help of the puzzle creator on this website on the topic home. A perfect variant for warming-up your students at the beginning of the lesson. This worksheet is suitable...
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Describing People
This worksheet is made with the help of the puzzle creator on this website. A perfect warming - up exercise for your students on the topic "Describing people". This worksheet is suitable for teens or...
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Reading Rules. Letters I and Y
It is a set of exercises practicing reading rules of the letters "Ii" and "Yy". At first the brief explanation of reading rules of the letters "Ii" and "Yy" is given. Then six exercises are provided....
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Spice Up Your Sentences
This worksheet differentiates between sentence types: simple, compound, and complex. It provides definitions, examples and an opportunity for students to write their own sentences. It's goal is to help...
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The Union Jack
A short text with a gap-filling task about the Union Jack. It also contains a picture of the flag to color it. There are 3 texts per page. You can do the task even with beginners if you study the...
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What Would You Do? Getting Personal with the Conditional Tense
What would you do in a given situation? What would your students do? When your class is learning and practicing conditionals in English, it’s a good time to get to know each other better. The following...
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Top 10 Benefits of Group Work for ESL Classrooms
How often do you use group work in your ESL classroom? Every day? Every class period? Maybe you’ve never thought about why you do it. Maybe you have. Regardless, group work is just a natural part of...
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