4 New Year's resolutions vocabulary and discussion worksheets

4 New Year's Resolutions Vocabulary and Discussion Worksheets

1 New Year Resolutions 2020 worksheet

New Year resolutions provide a lot of useful language and vocabulary that can form the basis of good vocabulary and discussion lessons. It’s quite a personal topic and gives students a good opportunity to express themselves. This is an English language worksheet for thinking about and brainstorming resolutions for the next year. It is also a good and way to teach the future tense. Click on the image below or the link to download the printable PDF file.

New Year’s resolutions 2020 (PDF)

2 New Year resolutions expressions and vocabulary

This is an activity for introducing or exploring the vocabulary and language of New Year resolutions. It can used for dictating new language or it can be used as a game by giving students or teams points for guessing/finding the words that match the pictures.

New Year’s resolutions vocabulary and discussions (PDF)

Subscribe to Eslflow

Subscribe to get full access to the latest and best resources from eslflow.com. There are no ads in the newsletter and you will receive entertaining, high quality, and up-to-date teaching resources regularly. And, if you subscribe, you will be supporting the eslflow website.

3 Resolutions for the future worksheet

This is an English language worksheet for thinking about resolutions for the future. Students write down their own resolutions under the appropriate headings. Then they choose their three most important resolutions and set dates/ deadlines for when they want to achieve those resolutions.

Resolutions for the future (PDF)

Related Resources:

Future Tense: Plans, Predictions and Schedules (3 exercises)

10 Really Elementary Classroom Icebreakers

7 Essential Speaking Activities for ESL Classes

3 Great Icebreakers to Start a Class

4 New Year resolutions sorting worksheet

This is an English language worksheet for thinking about resolutions for the next year. Students sort the resolutions into categories: fairly easy, difficult, nearly impossible.