ESL Vocabulary Worksheets, Ages 11-13
Five ESL worksheets, 44 flashcards, and full answer keys for the exam-style vocabulary kids ages 11-13 need to speak. Print-and-go, no prep.
This is Level 6 of the Lamberti English Services vocabulary series (B1, pre-teen/early teen), built for tutors, homeschool parents, and classroom teachers who want a supplement, not a full curriculum.
What’s included
5 worksheets: advanced phrasal verbs, advanced connectors, academic-lite vocabulary, speculation and deduction modals, nuanced personality adjectives
44 flashcards, ready to cut out, with a Leitner box study system
A spaced review calendar (Day 1, 3, 7, 14, 30)
A retrieval quiz covering all five topics
A semantic word web, one filled example and one blank template
A running dictation activity
Teacher notes with a warm-up activity for every worksheet
Full answer keys for every worksheet and the quiz
Grammar and vocabulary focus:
This is the top of the age band, where vocabulary starts moving toward exam-style discussion and writing similar to Cambridge KET/PET. Advanced phrasal verbs (give up, work out, come up with), connectors built for written and formal speech (despite, moreover, consequently), academic-lite vocabulary (evidence, impact, solution), and modals for speculating about the past (must have, could have, should have).
How to use it
Say the words out loud first, then hand over the worksheet. It’s for practicing words a learner already heard, not for teaching brand-new ones. Use the flashcards and review calendar over several weeks. Run the retrieval quiz every two weeks to check progress.
This packet won’t make a learner fluent on its own. It’s built to speed up whatever English lessons your student already has: a school book, an online program, or private tutoring.
License: personal use in your own classroom, tutoring practice, or homeschool. Please don’t share, resell, or upload it for others to access. Full terms are included in the resource.
Part of a series
This is Level 6, the top of the series. If your student already finished Level 5, this is the next step up: advanced phrasal verbs and exam-style connectors replace the simpler reporting verbs and abstract nouns from before. This packet takes a learner from everyday conversation into the kind of vocabulary needed for KET/PET-style discussion and writing.


