Dictate the jobs vocabulary on Page 2 of the PDF and tell the students to find the appropriate picture and to write the job title on the picture. Dictate the words randomly. This is a fun way to start a class and introduce the topic of jobs and work. Alternatively, if the students are quite weak scramble the words on the whiteboard. Click on the image of the worksheet below or the link at right to download the PDF file.
30th March, 2023
This page includes a variety of activities for exploring the vocabulary/language used to talk about Easter:
1. Classifying Exercise: Boost your organizational skills by sorting words into appropriate categories. This exercise helps you understand word relationships and associations.
2. True/False Statement Exercise: Test your comprehension by determining the accuracy of statements based on given vocabulary words.
3. Ranking/Prioritizing Exercise: Enhance your decision-making abilities by ranking or prioritizing words according to specified criteria.
4. Multiple Choice Exercise: Put your vocabulary knowledge to the test by selecting the correct word or phrase from a list of options.
5. Vocabulary/Picture Matching Exercise: Strengthen your visual memory by matching words with corresponding images, making it easier to remember new vocabulary.
6. Fill in the Blank Exercise: Improve your writing skills by completing sentences with the appropriate vocabulary words.
7. Reading Comprehension Exercise: Enhance your reading skills by analyzing short passages and answering questions related to the text.
8. Inferring Meaning from Context Exercise: Develop your critical thinking abilities by deducing the meaning of unfamiliar words based on the context in which they appear.
9. Collocation Exercise: Improve your fluency by learning how words naturally combine, forming common phrases and expressions.
This page includes: a classifying exercise, a true/false statement exercise and a ranking/prioritizing exercise.
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This page includes: a multiple choice exercise, a vocabulary matching exercise and a fill in the blank exercise.
This page includes: a reading comprehension exercise, an inferring meaning from context exercise and a collocation exercise.
This page includes: a ranking exercise, a conversation gap fill exercise and a pair work speaking activity.
Functions of the brain worksheets
Easter vocabulary worksheet for English language learners to expand their vocabulary and improve their knowledge of this Christian holiday.
Using pictures is a great way to present and illustrate the story of Jesus. And by getting students to match the pictures to the vocabulary, they will become more deeply engaged with the story.
This is an easy introductory idioms and meanings matching exercise.
This is an exercise to introduce idioms or review students’ knowledge of common idioms. Students match the idioms to the pictures and then write short explanations of their meanings.
“Common Idioms 2” is a second exercise with more common idioms.
This is an ESL exercise for for talking about some common colloquial and slang expressions.
10 opinion and argument writing worksheets
8 comparison/contrast templates and exercises
10 cause/effect writing activities
3 kinds of exercises for teaching transitions
6 memorable narrative essay writing practice exercises (PDF)
6 delightful descriptive paragraph and essay writing exercises (PDF)
11 essential exercises for elementary writing students (PDF)
This English language speaking worksheet can be used to help students express opinions. Students need to think of positives and negatives for each issue on the brainstorming page.
Writing Support Sentences for Essays
In this worksheet students practice writing support sentences by looking at the pictures, thinking what kind of essay each picture might inspire, and writing an appropriate support sentence. Click on the image below or the link to download the PDF file.
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