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New!All levelsBeginnerElementaryPre-IntermediateIntermediateUpper Int/AdvExamMake A WordSearch:Create awesome-looking custom word searches in seconds!Create now �Make A WordScramble:Instantly create custom word/sentence scrambles for your class!Create now �Make A DoublePuzzle:Generate double puzzles your students will love - hours of fun!Create now �Dramatically improve the way you teach & save hours of lesson prep time every week.hvr-push {-webkit-transform: perspective(1px) translateZ(0);transform: perspective(1px) translateZ(0);}.start-button {background-color: #406FF4;color: #fff;border-radius: 5px;text-transform: uppercase;font-size: 75%;font-weight: bold;text-align: center;letter-spacing: 1px;padding: 3% 0;position: relative;overflow: hidden;}.hvr-push:active {-webkit-animation-name: hvr-push;animation-name: hvr-push;-webkit-animation-duration: 0.3s;animation-duration: 0.3s;-webkit-animation-timing-function: linear;animation-timing-function: linear;-webkit-animation-iteration-count: 1;animation-iteration-count: 1;}Learn moreRecently Added WorksheetsTop Worksheets This WeekTop Worksheets OverallESL Worksheet � Pronouns (I, you, he, and she)This short and easy printable worksheet covers pronouns. Pronouns are words like I, you, he, and she. This handy resource is perfect for ESL learners to study and understand pronouns. Students use the words in the box (I, you, he, she) to fill in the blanks.Present Simple Negative � Group work activityYoung learners watch an animated video and then work in small groups to order the story cards. The exercise helps to improve their cooperation and communication skills. When the activity is complete, play the YouTube video again so the groups can check their teamwork. The teacher needs to cut up story cards before the exercise.Infinitive or GerundThis eight-page grammar guide includes verbs followed by infinitives and gerunds (or both). The first two pages contain a chart with lists of verbs (with and without indirect object); pages three to eight contain sentence examples of all verbs.ESL Pals � In the OceanThe subject of this ESL lesson is animals in the ocean. It covers the grammar topic of comparatives and superlatives. It teaches new words and how to form superlatives. It includes a reading and comprehension exercise and ends with a few educational games like “Find the Odd word Out” and noughts and crosses.Guess Who TutorialThis is a well-known board game in its online version (link available on the worksheet). It's good for memorizing vocabulary and learning about appearance and clothing, and practicing questions using present continuous. It is a tutorial only; you can send it to your students so they can play Guess Who online at home.Load more resultsESL Worksheet � Pronouns (I, you, he, and she)This short and easy printable worksheet covers pronouns. Pronouns are words like I, you, he, and she. This handy resource is perfect for ESL learners to study and understand pronouns. Students use the words in the box (I, you, he, she) to fill in the blanks.Present Simple Negative � Group work activityYoung learners watch an animated video and then work in small groups to order the story cards. The exercise helps to improve their cooperation and communication skills. When the activity is complete, play the YouTube video again so the groups can check their teamwork. The teacher needs to cut up story cards before the exercise.Load more resultsTalk for a MinuteThis ppt is a good game for your students to practice speaking for one minute on one of the topics that they are going to choose by luck, it is appropriate for a conversation class ( beginner- intermediate), I hope you enjoy it, it 's very interesting.Songs To Study English 2This Teacher's resource pack contains 16 songs to study (and - I hope - to speak) English. I used them during my lessons, made some corrections and finally decided to share.The structure of the pack is: Teacher's notes for a song followed by a students' page (worksheet). Unlike Songs To Study English 1, you can use more games and other activities with songs. That's why Appendix was added. I ...Christmas Materials Package 2010: Tons of ActivitiesHere's a huge 41-page Christmas materials package kindly provided by www.learnwell.fi (also publicly available from their website) that is filled with dozens of ready-to-print Christmas materials, seasonal exercises on vocabulary and grammar, Christmas dialogues and more. Download it and see for yourself - and you won't be disappointed! Merry Christmas!Activities include:Christmas board game ...Christmas BookletIn this booklet designed for my primary school pupils, who study English for five years, there are some of the most beautiful Christmas songs (Oh Christmas Tree, Jingle Bells, Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer, We Wish You a Merry Christmas, White Christmas, Happy Christmas) and fun activities (color by number, riddle, crossword puzzle, write a letter for Santa, Christmas acrostic write, read and ...Animal RiddlesElementary worksheet consisting of 21 riddles. Students or teams of students read the riddles to each other and the other team has to guess. Focuses on reading aloud, pronunciation, listening, listening comprehension and team work.Enjoy!Load more resultsLatest ESL articles for busyteachers:Essential Tips for Conducting a Class DebateYour students have better things to debate than whether Ariana Grande is a better singer than Rhianna. By introducing structured, formal debate to your ESL classroom, your students will benefit with listening, speaking and critical thinking skills.They might learn a thing or two about the issue as well. Here are some simple tips to making it happen.How to Conduct a Class Debate1Introduce th ... 686,599Past, Present, Future: Teaching the Verb Tense SystemVerb tenses receive a lot of attention in English instruction—in fact, they receive perhaps more attention than any other aspect of grammar.And with good reason: there are 13verb tenses in English, if you look at tense as a way to discuss time. The English-speaking world is obsessed with time and its passage: clocks of various types are ubiquitous in most English-speaking countries; a watch ... 779,419Top 12 Time Fillers For Your ClassroomTry as you might, careful as you are with your planning, sometimes what you plan to cover in class does not work with the clock.When you are ready for the bell but the bell is not quite ready for you, try one of the following time fillers to keep your class busy until it is time to dismiss. Warmers and fillers are usually short - about 5-10 minutes. They should be fun, energizing and encourage studen ... 713,6657 Excellent Activities for Using Comparatives and Superlatives: The Best and the BrightestBigger, brighter, better, best…comparative and superlative adjectives are all around us in English.We use these adjectives to compare items, express preferences and give value judgments. Once your students have a strong grasp on adjectives, and this should happen in beginning level ESL classes, you can move their knowledge to the next level by tackling the harder world of comparatives and supe ... 738,613How to Teach Past Simple � Regular/Irregular VerbsWe're often told we should put the past behind us, not dwell in the past, etc…However, ESL students must do just that…to learn the simple past tense. As they learn that regular verbs simply need an –ed suffix, they jump for joy. 'This is not so hard!', they think. Then we hit them with the endless lists of irregular verbs to study, and their enthusiasm deflates like a balloon before ... 787,052What You Can Do With a Whiteboard: 10 Creative ESL GamesAll the technology available at our fingertips and the way information travels at lightning speed on the Internet is great to have, but let’s not forget the basic tools like our trusty whiteboard.In our articleWhiteboard Markers – Stinking Monsters or Life Savers?we examined the chalkboard vs. whiteboard dilemma, and yes, we agree that whiteboard markers have their weak points ... 731,513ESL Worksheets for Sharing OpinionsBeing able to distinguish between fact and opinion is an important skill for both reading and listening comprehension, especially as students delve into the complexities of a new language.As students begin to learn the English language, they will be able to spot that difference in no time and go on to share their own opinions, as well as recognize those of others in classroom activities. 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