Elementary-Level Worksheets

This theme lesson is perfect 'real-life' English for ESL / TEFL students. The topic is health, and this worksheet has a vocabulary exercise, dialogue, role-play and discussion. It's easy to teach, and really gets your students talking.

This version is for upper-elementary to intermediate levels. However, there's also an intermediate to advanced level worksheet for students needing more of a challenge...

Food and cooking are great topics for very low-level students. This worksheet has a vocabulary activity, dialogue, substitution exercises, discussion and more. If your lowest-level students need some basic speaking practice, this worksheet is ideal.

A splendid worksheet for teaching some of the uses of 'will'. This handout deals with different degrees of certainty: 'I'll probably", "I'll definitely" and so forth. Lots of different exercises, including a good opportunity for personalisation at the end.

This worksheet deals with all these perennial difficulties with students. The worksheet has both controlled practice exercises, plus a chance for some personalization.

If your students tell you 'I am boring', this is definitely the worksheet you need!

You might not associate Christmas with the Present Perfect, but this is an ideal season to practice 'yet' (or 'not yet') for plans.

Have your students bought their presents yet? Have they decorated the tree?

This worksheet has conversation, controlled practice and role-plays. It's a great lesson for lower-level students in December!

A one-page test of irregular past simple and present perfect verbs. Do you have students who never seem to learn these? You can threaten them with this!

Find thirteen jobs hidden in the wordsearch. Easy to use - just give one copy to each student, and set a time limit. Great for very low level students.

Do you have students who can't get their basic prepositions correct? If your students keep on saying 'I went to shopping' and other such crimes, you'll want to print this one out. This handout deals with -ing and to after the verb 'go', and is written for elementary-level students.