This engaging worksheet is designed for intermediate-level students to support their understanding of the animated Christmas film That Christmas (2024). It encourages comprehension, reflection, and vocabulary development through a variety of structured activities. The worksheet includes: • Multiple-choice questions to check understanding of key events and characters • True or False statements to reinforce important details from the film • Gap-filling exercises using vocabulary linked to the movie’s themes, such as kindness, courage, and responsibility • A fun crossword puzzle at the end to review key words and ideas from the story An answer key is provided, making this worksheet ideal for classroom use, homework, cover lessons, or independent study. Perfect for intermediate-level upper primary or lower secondary students, this resource helps learners explore the film’s themes of community, kindness, and the true meaning of Christmas in an enjoyable and accessible way

A variety of activities aimed at intermediate level students (both ESL students and native speakers) for a one-hour lesson about Halloween. First, there is a powerpoint quiz with 12 questions about Halloween. A reading comprehension text based on the famous novel “The Canterville Ghost” by Oscar Wilde follows accompanied with a 5 minute listening audio file so that students can also listen to the text. There are some comprehension exercises (character matching, order the sequence of events, circle the correct answer), a gap-filling vocabulary exercise where students are also asked to identify the part of speech of each new word. It also includes a fun activity where students have to crack a code in order to reveal a secret message. Finally, students are asked to complete a writing activity as if they were ghosts. Answers are provided.

This Reading Comprehension worksheet is suitable for lower and higher intermediate ESL learners. The text describes some cultural differences around the world that people from different cultures find surprising. After carefully reading the text, students are asked to complete some comprehension exercises including True-False exercises, 10 comprehension questions, a definitions match and a fill-in-the-gaps exercise. This worksheet can also be used for IGCSE, TOEFL vocabulary building purposes. The handout can be completed in class or assigned for homework. A full answer key is provided.

The worksheets are designed for Elementary students and they are based on the film ‘Arthur Christmas’. They include a listening exercise where students listen to the beginning of the film and complete the letter Gwen Hines has written to Santa. Then there is a vocabulary exercise where students need to unscramble the words to form Christmas-related vocabulary. Finally, students are asked to produce their own piece of writing and write their letter to Santa.

These worksheets provide interesting and fun activities teachers can use for students of all ages. (Character matching, True-false, comprehension questions, vocabulary gap-filling and wordsearch) An answer key is included.

The worksheets provide students with some practice on Reported Speech and Reporting Verbs. There is a grammar table that categorizes reporting verbs into different groups. Then there is an exercise on Reported Speech where students have to complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word given. A multiple choice exercise follows on Reported Speech.

These fun 3-page worksheets are based on the film Peter Rabbit (2018). In the first exercise, students are asked to match the characters with their descriptions. Then a summary of the film follows with gaps that have to be filled with the words given. A quiz and a wordsearch is also provided. Finally, some open-ended questions follow that help students understand the plot of the film. It’s a great lesson to have before Easter holidays.

These worksheets include some educational activities (reading text with comprehension and vocabulary exercises) and fun activities (summer wordsearch and an easy writing task). The text teaches children some moral lessons. The activities are designed for 6-8 year olds and are really fun and entertaining.

This material can be used for a one hour lesson on The World Cup (intermediate level students). First there is a powerpoint file where you can find a fun quiz about the World Cup with 12 questions and pictures. Then there is a 4-page worksheet that contains 6 different exercises. 1) find the hidden message 2) World Cup Vocabulary Match 3) wordsearch on football vocabulary 4) 7 Amazing facts about the World Cup. Find which one is false 5) Create a football players profile 6) Answer the questions of an interview with a football player. Answers are also provided.

The worksheets are designed for upper-intermediate or year 5 students and they will guide them to write their own project on how to save the elephants. The students are first given some topics they can write about and then they have to complete some headlines. A vocabulary exercise relating to elephants follows along with a True or False activity on some awesome elephant facts. Finally, there is a reading comprehension text with some follow-up questions. Answers are also provided.

These six worksheets are designed to learn and practise using 45 phrases and idioms in English. First, there are exercises which explain the meaning of each idiom through pictures, fill in exercises, symbols to find a hidden phrase. Then the students are asked to complete sentences based on the idioms they have learned. They are aimed at lower and upper intermediate students. It can also be used with mixed-ability students.

There are 4 fun exercises in this two-page Valentine’s Day worksheet ( 5 small stories, love phrasal verbs- meaning matching, complete the sonnet and unscramble letters). It is a pdf file designed for intermediate level students or native speakers of English. The first exercise includes 5 short stories about Valentine’s day and students are asked to find out if they are true or not. Each story has a phrasal verb in the box and choosing the correct meaning of the phrasal verb will help them do so. Then, they have to match some “love” phrases to their meanings. A famous sonnet by Shakespeare follows which they have to complete with the words in the box. Finally, they have to unscramble letters to make words. An answer key is provided.