Students encounter a variety of grammar structures and vocabularies in the English language. Students get involved with teacher statistics as well with this lesson. Students correlate facts thru chronological order steps. Students...

Students connect with new creative ways to brainstorm ideas. Students encounter role playing with this lesson. Students predict future brainstorming topics. Students are encouraged to work with others in small group sessions.

Students discuss the use of connectors and sequence words. They discuss common story endings and beginnings. Students brainstorm ideas for a creative story and compose a story for the rest of the class.

Learners explore different perceptions and differences between people. They incorporate the themes of stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination. Students comprehend that people have different perceptions of the same phenomenon. They...

Fourth graders explore the language of procedural text forms. They respond to the meanings and ideas in procedural text and write their own procedural text for making a kite. Students record their kite flying experience using digital...

Students use their senses to help describe special place they have been. They write short sensory-image essay that incorporate all five of their senses, and identify sensory language while reading different pieces of literature.

Students read short stories containing Dolch sight words and describe the scenes and answer comprehension questions. After relating the stories to their own experiences or observations, they draw pictures illustrating a scene from the...

In this grammar worksheet, students read a short comic. Students locate one mistake in either apostrophes, articles, singular/plurals, or spelling.

In this ESL worksheet, students listen or read to a description of where 10 employees park their cars in the company lot. Students complete a table with information from the reading/listening.

In this grammar worksheet, students will read examples of the 5 most common grammar mistakes made in written and oral language. Then students will read the corrected versions of the sentences.

In this grammar worksheet, students write six infinitive verbs. Then, students complete a table by filling in the present simple, past simple, present continuous, past continuous, present perfect and past participle for each verb.

In this ESL learning exercise, students write a different number from 1-100 inside two grids. Students ask a partner about what numbers they wrote and use prepositional phrases to describe their location.

In this spelling worksheet, students complete 40 words by adding either -able or -ible. Words include abominable, admissible, and audible.

In this ESL worksheet, students read a story about a woman named Katrina and her boyfriend, Brad. Students complete 15 gaps in the story by filling in the correct adjective.

In this grammar worksheet, students read 20 sentences about everyday conversation. Students rewrite each sentence correctly, checking for apostrophe errors.

In this ESL worksheet, students read 11 questions, such as "Do you believe in life after death?" Students discuss the questions in partners or as a basis for writing assignments.

In this grammar worksheet, students add the correct prefix to 15 words. Students also write another word beside it that has the same suffix.

In this ESL worksheet, students read 20 sentences that include homophones. Students underline the incorrect homophones and write in the correct words.

In this vocabulary worksheet, students unscramble 20 words. All of the words come from everyday signs and notices, such as "No dogs allowed."

In this ESL worksheet, students answer 20 questions about the United Kingdom. For example, "What is the capital city of the UK?"

In this ESL worksheet, students answer 20 questions about the United Kingdom. For example, "What is the capital city of Whales?"

In this ESL worksheet, students answer 10 questions about themselves. For example, "Why do you want to learn English?" and "What is your first language?"

In this ESL worksheet, learners complete 20 sentences by choosing the best adverb from the list. Students also underline the main verb or compound that the adverb affects.

In this grammar learning exercise, students complete 20 sentences by choosing the best adverb from a list. Students also underline the main verb or compound verb that the adverb effects.