Elementary-Level Worksheets

If you have low-level business students, you'll be able to use these cards again and again! They can be used to teach everyday activities at work, tenses, collocations and much more. There are twelve different images available in either black and white, or in colour. You can choose from either half-page size, or six-per-page.

If you're looking to teach something that can be put to use easily, try this invitation worksheet! Remember that old adage about bridging the gap between the classroom and the real world? Well, in just 40 minutes your students could master inviting, accepting, declining and much more. There are also two pages of teaching notes. 'Arranging to Meet' can be used for both general and business English.

This light-hearted worksheet is a great way to build basic communication skills for describing people. Your students will have the chance to build vocabulary, and even try out their describing skills by drawing mini-portraits! This worksheet is for elementary-level learners. There's an American and British-English version.

This illustrated vocabulary-building worksheet can be used on its own, or after our handout 'What do you look like?'. There are thirteen different words and phrases. Some are easy - but others (such as 'middle-aged', and 'average-height') might prove the perfect challenge for elementary-level students.

If you have very low-level students who need some basic travel-English, this worksheet will help them.

It's also great practice for students who make frequent singular / plural errors.

There's a conversation and lots of role-play practice. It will really get elementary-level students talking.

Can your students talk about their Christmas routine? What do they do on Christmas Day? What kinds of food do they eat?

This elementary-level worksheet has a conversation with question and answer practice.You can follow this activity up by getting your class to find out what you usually do on Christmas Day.

This is an American-English worksheet.

Click below to download the British-English version.

If you're looking for a worksheet themed around Halloween, this could be perfect for your class.

There's a short reading, followed by true/false comprehension questions. The worksheet continues with a survey of common festivals, and rounds off with some discussion questions.

'All about Halloween' is written for upper-elementary to intermediate-level students.

Do your students make errors with articles when they talk about geographical terms? This worksheet will be able to help them!

There's an illustrated overview of the rules, plus a quiz to challenge your students' general knowledge.

For lower-level students.