Christmas vocabulary list, and blank bingo grids for students to fill in with their chosen words. After going through the vocab list at the beginning of class, or perhaps in earlier lessons, the teacher calls out a word from the list. TEFL students listen and cross off the word if it appears in their grid. First to a line or full house shouts Bingo!

Originally a TEFL worksheet but could be used in Early Years UK. A worksheet to accompany reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Encourages counting outloud in English and comprehension of how many of each fruit the caterpillar has eaten. Students then colour in the images accordingly.

TEFL suitable worksheet of a conversation between Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf dressed as granny “what big eyes you have…” etc, allows students to revise parts of the body vocabulary, and also writing in English

TEFL worksheet for students to practice written responses to ‘Do you like…?’ questions about sports activities. Space at the bottom of the worksheet for students to try writing their own question to ask their neighbour.

TEFL worksheet for a Christmas culture class. Students write the title Christmas Pudding, fill in the numbers and colours in the list of ingredients, and then respond to the question before colouring in. Useful for conversations around traditional and festive food, and British celebrations

A grid with space for students to fill in relevant information about their classmates: their name, and whether they like or dislike the pictured activity. Followed by a space for students to practice writing the sentence in full, with an example provided in the first box.