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What�s the matter with you? - easy, short dialogues for young learners
Kids match the questions to the answers (How are you/ Why is that/ When did it start/...)and then they complete three similar dialogues and act them out with their partner. The words below the images will help them (stomachache, flu...) Finally,They build up another dialogue, this time about them and their partner. Have a nice Wednesday! Hugs, mena...
Level: elementary
Age: 8-12
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 805
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A 13-year-old boy�s life: Listening Comprehension Test
This is a listening test for my students - A2 level (Script and KEY INCLUDED). They listen to the audiofile and identify the main idea of the text. Then they listen again and do a True/False exercise, correcting the false ones (1 or 2 words). Finally, they listen to the text one more time and do a multiple choice exercise. Then students exchange th...
Level: elementary
Age: 9-12
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 944
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"It�s breaktime at ... School!" - Dialogue Series (no. 4) with focus on Grammar: Past Simple or Past Continuous?
Ihad this idea some months ago... kids chichatting at school, at breaktime! This is the 4th ws with focus on grammar: Simple Past and Past Continuous. B&W version + KEY included. After correcting their answers, some students roleplay the dialogue to the class after some practice. Next time, other students will have the opportunity to present their ...
Level: elementary
Age: 11-14
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 353
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American Food - upper elementary or lower intermediate students.
This is another worksheet I�ve made for the task I�m teaching now: "Food and Restaurants". I had already made one on British breakfast and now it�s America�s turn. Students match some of the most typical American foods to their descriptions (I took this first exercise from a Mary Glasgow Magazine). Then they read a very small text about McDonald�s...
Level: elementary
Age: 10-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 598
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What is a Family Anyway? - Reading Comprehension + Writing for 6/7th graders
Students read some Kids�/teenagers� definitions of "Family" and do a True/False exercise, correcting the false ones. They underline the key words in the text that they consider important to define family and write their own definition. They read their texts to the class. Hope you like it! :)))
Level: elementary
Age: 10-14
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 140
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St. Patrick�s Day (6) - 2 Dice
You can use them with the Pictionary I�ve also uploaded or any another activity. Hugs, mena:)))
Level: elementary
Age: 6-10
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 133
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Let me introduce you to... - Reading Comprehension
Next week my students (7th graders, A2 Level) have a reading test, and I�ve created this one so that they can practise and feel more confident. (2 PAGES) They read the texts and do 4 different exercises; filling in a table, doing a True/False exercise, answering questions, asking questions and finding references. Wish you a wonderful week. Hugs, me...
Level: elementary
Age: 9-12
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 649
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Time Prepositions: In/ On/ At for elementary students
4 different exercises with an increasing level of complexity, but all very simple. KEY included. 1- matching halves to complete sentences; 2- sentence completing with in, on or at; 3- completing a dialogue, this time with the possibility of ZERO preposition; 4- students ask the given questions to their partner and write down the answers. Wish you a...
Level: elementary
Age: 8-12
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 1326
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"Taxi, please!" - easy, short dialogues for young learners
This time Kids need to take a taxi. They match the questions to the answers (Taxi, please/ Where to?/ can you hurry?/ How much is it?...) and then they complete three similar dialogues and act them out with their partner. The words below the images will help them (the place where they�re going/the time) Finally,they build up another dialogue with t...
Level: elementary
Age: 8-12
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 328
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"Bus driver - a typical day" - reading comprehension on daily routine for elementary and lower intermediatestudents (A2)
This text is about Alice�s daily routine. (2 Pages + KEY included) Students do a multiple choice exercise, then they do a True /False exercise, correcting the false ones, and answer some questions. Finally, they find some references. It�s a good way to practise the Simple Present. We can then ask students to write a similar text about a typical day...
Level: elementary
Age: 9-12
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 2080
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