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Feeding the World
How do your students feel about genetically modified food? This worksheet looks at one of the possible benefits of this new science.
This two-page worksheet has a short quiz, a mix and match vocabulary exercise, reading and discussion. It's bound to go down well in your advanced classes!
Organic Food
Are you worried about the way food is produced? Have you ever tried organic food?
Whatever your opinions on the topic, this two-page worksheet is great for higher-level students. There are vocabulary exercises, a task-based reading and discussion questions.
Make and Let
Students find 'make' and 'let' quite a challenge - but this worksheet will set them straight!
Our two-page worksheet takes the teenage years as the theme, talking about both school and home. There are short readings, grammar quizzes, a 'make let' questionnaire and more!
This worksheet is set at an intermediate level. However, you can easily adjust it for classes of a different ability.
The Lure of the Lottery
Do you have any gamblers in your class? Maybe not, but there's bound to be someone who's bought a few lottery tickets or scratch cards over the years.
This worksheet takes the UK's National Lottery as the basis of a lesson which builds reading, vocabulary and speaking skills.
There's a quick quiz at the beginning, followed by vocabulary building, reading, collocation practice and discussion.
Moments in History
This worksheet covers both the Past Perfect (I had done), and the Past Continuous/Progressive (I was doing). The topic is famous moments in history - what were your students doing?
The handout has a quick historical quiz as a warm up, followed by vocabulary and collocation practice. There are three mini-readings, a grammar exercise, and discussion questions.
Although written for intermediate-level students, it would also work well for other levels.
Giving Advice
'Giving Advice' has four newspaper advice columns.
Should your students date an English Teacher? What should the wife do upon discovering lipstick on her husband's collar? Or how about the single man who can only talk about his computer? Deal with these conundrums while exploring advice functions (should, if I were you) etc.
This worksheet has lots of speaking practice. It's great for group work or even one-to-one lessons.