Introductions Getting to know you communicative pair work questionnaire. Kids — Can for ability A questionnaire for communicative practise of can for ability. Kids — Clothes wordsearch Wordsearch to practise clothing vocabulary and spelling.
Kids — Have got Questionnaire for communicative practice of have got. Activity for communicative practice of how much and how many. Kids — Places Questionnaire for communicative practice of places in a town. Kids — Treasure hunt Energetic activity for kids to practise classroom vocabulary and colours.
Kids — Weather wordsearch Wordsearch to practise weather vocabulary and spelling. Modals of obligation — broken sentences Activity to present or practise the form and function of modals of obligation. Negotiating Activity to practise language of negotiating and the second conditional. Passive Sentence matching activity to practise the form of the passive.
Passive Christmas Christmas around the world — a festive activity to practise the passive. Past simple 1 Find someone who questionnaire to practise irregular past tense and questions. Past simple 2 Pair work questionnaire for communicative practice of the past simple tense in the context of holidays. Past simple — was and were Find someone who questionnaire to practise was and were in a business context. Past simple board game Board game for communicative practice of the past simple tense.
Past simple or present perfect? Worksheet to practise the difference between the past simple and present perfect tenses. Past simple questions Worksheet to practise past simple questions. Phonemic chart Chart with the 44 sounds of spoken English.
Phrasal verbs — broken sentences Activity to present the form of separable phrasal verbs. Prepositions of place and time Worksheet to practise prepositions of place and time.
Present and past grammar gambling Group work activity to present or review present and past tenses. Present continuous and simple Worksheet to practise present simple and present continuous questions and responses. Present perfect — have you ever? Questionnaire to practise Have you ever …? Present perfect — Liar! Communicative group work activity to practise the present prefect tense.
Present perfect — simple and continuous Activity to practise the difference between present perfect simple and continuous tenses. The blind following the blind? A twist on the maze game, where one student closes his or her eyes and the other tells the way using directions.
Maze Directions. A two-word combo in one compound words gets students thinking of the origin of English words. Figure out each compound word and then draw one of your own. Compound Words. Where is the apple? In this ESL worksheet, students practice prepositions by writing down the location of the apple in each scene. Preposition Practice.
Every kid loves comic books. Comic Book Creation. Charades only work when you have outgoing students. But in groups of two, they feel a bit more comfortable and less stressed out.
Go through the worksheet with more words to act out. Charades for Kids. Of all ESL worksheets, this is the most in-depth vocabulary for emotions. Because students always need help explaining how they feel, their arsenal of emotions will at least triple with this ESL activity.
Emotions Spin. In pairs, connect the last letter of a word by thinking of a word that starts with that letter. Word Chain Shritori. If you want to get your students out of their chairs in your first class, then this should be your go-to activity.
Find clues around the class and match answers with the clues. Teacher Quiz. In this ESL activity, students remember the weather for the past couple of days.
You can pair them up to talk as a large group. There are tons of benefits to learn English. As the true language of globalization, how can English help them in the future? Why Learn English? This activity is good for superlatives and classes with mostly boys, what would be your ideal superhero? Your Superhero. From their native tongue to English, translate a typical text message they would send with their friends.
Text Message Translations. Have you ever made a pizza? Which ingredients would you add? Practice imperatives and transition words as they explain step-by-step their pizza creation. Pizza Recipe. Who knew rhymes could be so much fun? Kids use a ridiculous amount of emoticons in phone conversations nowadays. What do they all mean? How do you associate an emoticon with an emotion? Cut out a select few, and use them in a written conversation.
Phone Emoticons. Get your students off their feet to search for clues around the classroom. The detectives pass the information to the secretary and match birthdays with some of the most prolific figures in history.
Birthday Match. The handouts are professionally produced with an emphasis students gaining confidence the target language. There are step-by-step notes for the teacher and an answer key for all exercises. This lesson has great fluency practice for lower-level Students.
If they've been introduced to the Past Simple, they can handle this. It's ideal for building conversation skills. Lessons include: ordering at a restaurant, going to a doctor, asking questions at a bank This business-English worksheet looks at making appointments over the telephone. There is a conversation, information-gap activity, role-plays and discussion. The worksheet is designed for elementary to pre-intermediate level Students.
Standard Student. Can your students order a a double-latte with ease? Find out with this worksheet! This is a great worksheet to help your students build their vocabulary! Our extensive collection of Phrasal Verb worksheets can be found here.
This worksheet looks at some common expressions used when reading and talking about crime. There are four different crime stories in a newspaper format, with a gap-fill exercise.
The lesson rounds off with a crossword, which can also be set as homework. Handouts Online has stacks of reading-based worksheets. We also have a British-English version called 'Talking about Films'. Past Simple Irregular Verb Crossword. Members also have unrestricted access to our flashcard collection. In addition, they're great for both monolingual and multilingual classes All the worksheets have notes giving a suggested teaching method.
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