Vocabulary Worksheets
We've got crosswords, wordsearches and more to help build your students' vocabulary. Remember that this is only a selection of our materials. For the full list, use our search function.
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A Writer's Crossword
This advanced crossword has lots of vocabulary connected with the art of writing. How many of these occupations do your students know?
Great for filling half an hour in a lesson, or simply as homework.
Computer Crossword
If you have students who are into computers, or need to be able to talk about it for their jobs, this crossword will come in handy.
Some of the clues are easy, while others are quite challenging. This should keep your students occupied for twenty minutes or so, allowing you to have a breather...
Describing People - Vocab Builder
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.
Description Flashcards (Small)
There are twelve different flashcards in our description set. They're a great way to build vocabulary for lower-level learners. You can use these flashcards on their own, or teach them in conjunction with our 'What do you look like?' worksheet.
Halloween Flashcards (Small)
If you need a quick set of common Halloween vocabulary flashcards, you'll find them here.
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.
Idioms about the Body
If your students are interested in idioms, this lesson is perfect for your class!
Taking 'body idioms' as a theme, this worksheet teaches:
- on the tip of my tongue
- lend me a hand
- a pain in the neck
- costs an arm and a leg
- get cold feet
There are five different exercises, including a discussion at the end.
Travel Flashcards (Small)
Do you have students going on holiday? These flashcards are an ideal supplement for your classes.
You can use them in so many ways!
You can build travel vocabulary and collocations, or have your students make up a story based on them.
