Beginner (A0-A1) Archives

Let’s Talk About the Elderly

Activity, Advanced (B2-C1), Beginner (A0-A1), Intermediate (A2-B1), People & Psychology, Politics & Society

Talk about the elderly in your ESL classroom online or offline with activities for every level. A sensitive subject, but an important one!

ESL Task – Plan a Television Commercial

Activity, Beginner (A0-A1), Describing People, Everyday Activities

Use this interactive PDF to complete your lesson plan with an engaging task-based activity – plan a television commercial!

Pronoun Practice – School and Education

Activity, Beginner (A0-A1), School & Education

Students replace the pronoun with a noun that fits both the theme and the actual pronoun.

School Vocabulary Activity – Odd One Out

Activity, Beginner (A0-A1), School & Education

Which word is the odd one out? Use the school vocabulary activity as a fun warm up or review when tackling school and education lesson plans.

Plan A Vacation Activity – English Vocabulary Poster

Activity, Beginner (A0-A1), Intermediate (A2-B1), Vacation & Transportation

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Prove it! Time Expressions with People and Psychology

Activity, Beginner (A0-A1), Intermediate (A2-B1), People & Psychology

Make sentences using different time expressions in order to prove something about yourself with vocabulary related to people and psychology.

Prove it! Time Expressions with Jobs and Work

Activity, Beginner (A0-A1), Intermediate (A2-B1), Jobs & Work

Make sentences using different time expressions in order to prove something about yourself. Fun and challenging!

House and Home Jukebox: Describe a Room in Your House

Beginner (A0-A1), House & Home, Jukebox

Describe a room in your house in English! Use this simple vocabulary poster to practice vocabulary and there is / it is.

House and Home Jukebox: Prepositions of Place Activity

Beginner (A0-A1), House & Home, Jukebox

What’s in your neighbor’s house? Students make assumptions about their partner’s homes and review the prepositions of place.

House and Home Jukebox: Home and Furniture Vocabulary Activity

Beginner (A0-A1), House & Home, Jukebox

Practice home and furniture vocabulary with this odd one out activity. Five words appear in each box. Which one doesn’t fit?

Introducing Used To Worksheet

Beginner (A0-A1), Describing Changes, Intermediate (A2-B1), Past Tenses, Worksheet

Use this simple interactive PDF matching exercise to practice “used to” with your pre-intermediate students.

Use Quantifiers ESL Lesson: Are You Dehydrated?

Beginner (A0-A1), Food & Drink, Lesson Plans, Quantifiers

Use the topic of dehydration to discover, review and practice quantifiers in English.

Describing Food Domino Game

Activity, Beginner (A0-A1), Food & Drink

Use this describing food domino game to complete your own lesson plan, go further, or review relevant material. Offline and Online versions.

Comparison Game: Love and Romance

Activity, Beginner (A0-A1), Intermediate (A2-B1), Love & Romance

Practice complicated comparisons in context. Students take turns being the love guru while others ask questions about what to do for romantic occasions.

Prove you are… Romantic! Or not.

Activity, Beginner (A0-A1), Intermediate (A2-B1), Love & Romance

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Matching Couples ESL Activity: Matchmaker (A1-C1)

Activity, Advanced (B2-C1), Beginner (A0-A1), Intermediate (A2-B1), Love & Romance

Online dating ESL activity. Create your own dating profiles or use the included fake tinder profiles. Swipe left or right?

Christmas ReviZo

Activity, Beginner (A0-A1), Christmas, Intermediate (A2-B1)

Use this poster to review some essential vocabulary around Christmas with your B1/B2 students in the ESL classroom or online.

Santa Claus Race

Activity, Beginner (A0-A1), Christmas

A fun Christmas-themed board game for your holiday lessons!

Practice Your Pronouns: Christmas Edition

Activity, Beginner (A0-A1), Christmas, Nouns and Pronouns

3 activities in 1. Have your students come up with as many combinations of antecedents as possible, unscramble sentences to make them grammatically correct or create their own object pronoun riddle.