An uneditable image of a webpage about Active Holidays in the Peak District National Park followed by 18 editable questions. Answers included. About 30-40 minutes worth of classwork, not including feedback and discussion. The questions are mostly a mixture of comprehension questions and exam-style questions (e.g. about presentational features, purpose of the text, interpreting an image etc). The final 3 questions go beyond the information supplied in the text. This resource particularly aims to prepare Adult Entry 3 ESOL students for their reading exam, although it would suit anyone studying English at this level.

An uneditable image of a webpage about Active Holidays in the Peak District National Park followed by 18 questions. Answers included. About 30-40 minutes worth of classwork, not including feedback and discussion. The questions are mostly a mixture of comprehension questions and exam-style questions (e.g. about presentational features, purpose of the text, interpreting an image etc). The final 3 questions go beyond the information supplied in the text. This resource particularly aims to prepare Adult Entry 3 ESOL students for their reading exam, although it would suit anyone studying English at this level.

PDF text + vocab matching + 7 comprehension questions about looking after your mental health. Suitable for Entry 3 or Level 1. Answers included. Genuinely helpful advice with phone numbers for Samaritans, Mind etc. About 30 minutes classwork, not including marking & feedback. You could use it as a springboard for a discussion, with questions such as: 1) Why is it sometimes hard for people to ask for help?; 2) How can stress affect someone’s behaviour or concentration?; 3) How can hobbies or downtime help people relax? etc…

Editable text + vocab matching + 7 comprehension questions about looking after your mental health. Suitable for Entry 3 or Level 1. Answers included. Genuinely helpful advice with phone numbers for Samaritans, Mind etc. About 30 minutes classwork, not including marking & feedback. You could use it as a springboard for a discussion, with questions such as: 1) Why is it sometimes hard for people to ask for help?; 2) How can stress affect someone’s behaviour or concentration?; 3) How can hobbies or downtime help people relax? etc…

Uneditable reading comprehension, including an image of a webpage with 4 paragraphs about a fictional museum followed by 18 questions. Answers included. About 30-40 minutes worth of classwork, not including feedback and discussion. The questions are a mixture of comprehension questions and exam-style questions (e.g. about presentational features, purpose of the text, interpreting an image etc). This resource particularly aims to prepare Adult Entry 3 ESOL students for their reading exam, although it would suit anyone studying English at this level.

The text is an uneditable image of a webpage with 4 paragraphs about a fictional museum followed by 18 editable questions. Answers included. About 30-40 minutes worth of classwork, not including feedback and discussion. The questions are a mixture of comprehension questions and exam-style questions (e.g. about presentational features, purpose of the text, interpreting an image etc). This resource particularly aims to prepare Adult Entry 3 ESOL students for their reading exam, although it would suit anyone studying English at this level.

PDF reading comp with 8 questions about the importance of Reading in English for ESOL learners. Answers provided. Entry 3 or Level 1. Approximately 30 minutes worth of work, not including marking and discussion. Could be a good homework task or as a springboard for a class discussion about how to learn English outside of the classroom. Four questions are comprehension questions and the other four are about learners’ own personal reading habits.

Editable reading comp with 8 questions about the importance of Reading in English for ESOL learners. Answers provided. Entry 3 or Level 1. Approximately 30 minutes worth of work, not including marking and discussion. Could be a good homework task or as a springboard for a class discussion about how to learn English outside of the classroom. Four questions are comprehension questions and the other four are about learners’ own personal reading habits.

Editable Word text with 8 reading comprehension questions + 3 discussion questions on Online Safety. Adult ESOL Entry 3 or Level 1. Answers included. This reading based resource aims to give learners an opportunity to think about how to stay safe online, and gives them the opportunity to discuss and share their own views. Approximately 50 minutes to 1 hours-worth of classwork. NB - Make sure you point out to learners that some questions have more than one correct answer.

Pdf text with 8 reading comprehension questions + 3 discussion questions on Online Safety. Adult ESOL Entry 3 or Level 1. Answers included. This reading based resource aims to give learners an opportunity to think about how to stay safe online, and gives them the opportunity to discuss and share their own views. Approximately 50 minutes to 1 hours-worth of classwork. NB - Make sure you point out to learners that some questions have more than one correct answer.

Editable Word text with vocab matching + 10 comprehension questions + 3 discussion questions on Prevent. Adult ESOL Entry 3 or Level 1. Answers included. This reading based resource aims to give students an opportunity to learn what the government Prevent programme is for, using an accessible “case study”, and gives them the opportunity to discuss and share their own views. Approximately 1 hours-worth of classwork.

Pdf text with vocab matching + 10 comprehension questions + 3 discussion questions on Prevent. Adult ESOL Entry 3 or Level 1. Answers included. This reading-based resource aims to give students an opportunity to learn what the government Prevent programme is for, using an accessible “case study”, and gives them the opportunity to discuss and share their own views. Approximately 1 hours-worth of classwork.

Fully editable lesson bundle about obesity / weight gain / weight loss - Adult ESOL Entry 3. Includes reading comp, plus speaking & writing activities. Answers included. Contains about 3 hours-worth of activities depending on the size of your class etc. Can be split into 2 lessons: slides 1-15 in the first lesson and slides 17 to 21 in the second lesson. Only one 2-sided worksheet to photocopy (provided in Word and pdf formats). Everything else is in the Powerpoint slides. Minimal preparation.

29 Powerpoint slides for drilling tenses using everyday verbs, e.g. “to wake up”. Editable resource for Adult ESOL Entry 2, Entry 3 or Level 1 learners. Each slide contains a verb and royalty-free image. Use them to drill previously taught verb tenses - excellent retrieval practice! Use as many or as few slides as you like. You could just elicit sentences beginning with “I…”, or add in “He…/She…/It…” sentences, or test all the grammatical persons. A resource that you can use again and again throughout the academic year.