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	World Cup & Sport Worksheets If you have students who are into sports, you'll find materials which will go down well in the classes. There are handouts for sports in general, as well as for specific events, such as the Olympics and the World Cup.

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		Title: Are you watching the World Cup? Target Structure: General Level: Lower Intermediate Time: 45 + minutes     Description: With the World Cup in full swing, this is a great lesson to help your students talk about a game they watched. There's a conversation, plus practice exercises. It's designed so that your students can change the conversation to talk about a game they have just watched. This worksheet is for lower-intermediate students. However, it can easily be adjusted for other levels.     Alternative British English Version Are you watching the World Cup? Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Watching the World Cup Target Structure: Theme Lesson - World Cup Level: Elementary Time: 30+ minutes     Description: This World Cup theme lesson is a good way of reviewing some common structures in conversation. The illustrations have been updated for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Language reviewed includes: - Can't wait (for something) - Be interested (in something) - Come round (to my house) ... and more There's a conversation, practice exercises and some simple discussion questions. It's an excellent way to make your lessons topical. The British English version (see below) has some vocabulary differences. (Particularly 'football' instead of 'soccer'.)     Alternative British English Version Watching the World Cup Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: World Cup Crossword Target Structure: World Cup / Soccer / Football Vocab Level: Elementary - Intermediate Time: 20 minutes     Description: Are you looking for a fun ESL worksheet connected to the South Africa World Cup? This crossword was a hit for the last World Cup, and so we've updated the illustrations for 2010. This crossword has sixteen clues which are all connected to football / soccer or the World Cup. It's not too difficult, and is a great way to fill a spare twenty minutes at the end of a lesson.

		Title: A Healthy Lifestyle Target Structure: Reading and Discussion Level: Upper Intermediate to Advanced Time: 60 minutes     Description: ** Updated in March 2009 ** Are your students fitness fanatics? Do they lead a healthy lifestyle? Find out with this worksheet! This higher-level worksheet has reading, vocabulary, summarizing and plenty of discussion practice. There's also a vocabulary practice page so that you can check your students are memorizing the new language!

		Title: Watching the Summer Olympics Target Structure: General Level: Elementary to Pre Intermediate Time: 30+ minutes     Description: If you're looking for a low-level worksheet which takes the Summer Olympics as its theme, this will be just what you're looking for! This worksheet is based on our popular World Cup worksheet. There is a conversation (with a gap-fill) reviewing some common low-level language, and teaching some new expressions, such as 'I can't wait!'. There are some practice exercises and discussion questions. It's a great way to incorporate the Olympics into your class!     Alternative British English Version Watching the Summer Olympics (UK Version) Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

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