Elementary-Level Worksheets

Looking for a filler exercise with a Christmas theme?

This spot-the-difference will test your students' ability to communicate using

• is there/are there
• where is/are
• some / any / many

It's a fun and festive exercise which is great for any lower-level class.

This error correction game is a great way to end your classes for the year.

Our board game mixes both skill and luck. Can your students find the errors in our festive sentences?

We have two different question packs, as well as a set of blank cards which you can fill in with your own questions.

There are also sets with and without answers.

If you're looking for a constructive (but seasonal) lesson to use in December, this could be perfect for your students.

This worksheet has a conversation about Christmas shopping, followed by vocabulary-building exercises, and discussion.

This worksheet is written for lower-level students, but can be easily adjusted.

This worksheet is a great way to practice basic subject / verb agreement using countable and uncountable nouns. There's also revision of 'this' and 'these'. There are two versions of this worksheet. The first (drugstore) is American English, and the second (chemist's) is British. Whichever you choose, it's a great way of teaching some basic grammar, wrapped in a real-life situation. For elementary-level students.

Teach countable and uncountable nouns with our twenty-six flashcard set.

They're great not only for vocabulary, but also many sentence patterns.

You could use them to teach 'some' and 'any', 'much' and 'many', 'too' and 'not enough' ... and much more!

Our flashcards come in two sizes - 2 per page and 6 per page.

This worksheet has extensive practice of some of the most common prepositions of time. They are combined with basic collocations for business English - get to work, leave work, talk to customers, check email etc. This worksheet is designed for elementary-level classes. We also offer a British-English version of this worksheet teaching 'at weekends' instead of 'on weekends'. Click on the link below.

'Going to the Supermarket' has extensive practice of 'some', 'any', and countable / uncountable nouns. The worksheet starts with a conversation for students to practice in pairs. There are some grammar exercises, and lots of opportunities for your students to personalise the language. With seven different activities, this two-page worksheet is a great way of helping your elementary-level students with some tricky areas of English grammar.

If you have low-level students who are having problems with prepositions, this two-page worksheet will help. 'Monica's Day Off' starts with a story where students need to write in the correct prepositions. Following a consolidation exercise, there is extensive speaking practice, allowing your students to build their accuracy with the target language. Great for elementary students.