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Just for fun (A Funny Letter)
A funny letter. No questions. Just give them a chance to take a breath.
Level: Pre-intermediate (A2), Intermediate (B1), Upper-intermediate (B2)
Student Type: adult, elementary school, high school, business/professional
Grammar: Modals
Vocabulary: Humor
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1213 downloads
a story with a moral 1f
Ws for adult socialising ;) Two versions. Key included.
Level: Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2), Intermediate (B1)
Student Type: adult, high school, business/professional
Grammar: Past simple
Vocabulary: Humor
25 likes
1054 downloads
Favorite Children's Books
Special books for children of all ages. I read these to my students and then they read them by themselves.

Level: Beginner (pre-A1), Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2), Intermediate (B1)
Student Type: kindergarten, elementary school, high school
Grammar:
Vocabulary: Humor
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635 downloads
Doctor, Doctor Jokes Read 'em & Write 'em
An icebreaker to inject a little humor in the classroom. Sometimes this is just the trick to encourage students to begin speaking. Read the jokes and discuss. Then complete your own jokes below.
Level: Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2), Intermediate (B1)
Student Type: adult, elementary school, high school
Grammar: Present simple
Vocabulary: Humor
7 likes
549 downloads
a story with a moral c
Ws for everyone, esp. tea lovers. two versions.
key included.
Level: Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2), Intermediate (B1)
Student Type: adult, elementary school, high school, business/professional
Grammar: Past simple
Vocabulary: Humor
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515 downloads
a story with a moral 1a
Another reading activity for mixed ability groups. I got a similar story in an email some time ago. As it struck me hard, I decided to share this great story with my Ss. I abridged it, slightly modified to suit different Ss needs/tastes and added some exercises to practise the Past Simple tense.
In the uploaded Ws you can find the same text with 6 modifications. Additionally each modification comes in two versions: Version A-for stronger/quicker Ss in the group and Version B for weaker/slower ones.
Another idea: You can hand out all copies (altogether there are 12 of them)
The key is included.
A story with a moral 1a cares for coffee drinkers.
Level: Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2), Intermediate (B1)
Student Type: adult, high school, business/professional
Grammar: Past simple
Vocabulary: Humor
12 likes
352 downloads
Reported speech
Two worksheets for practising transforming direct into reported speech and vice versa. Distribute worksheet A to one half of the class (they should report the dialogue in their notebooks) and worksheet B to the other half (they should reconstruct the original dialogue). When they have completed the task, ask them to swap worksheets and check the results.
Level: Intermediate (B1)
Student Type: adult, high school
Grammar: Reported Speech
Vocabulary: Humor
8 likes
282 downloads
Pet Centipede Joke
A joke to read and enjoy - Followed by exercises including comprehension questions, contractions, past tense verbs and word meanings.
Level: Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2)
Student Type: elementary school, high school
Grammar:
Vocabulary: Humor
7 likes
279 downloads
Future forms in cartoons
Grammar can be fun. Here you’ll find a selection of cartoons which illustrate various uses of different future forms. It can be used as a quick reminder before practice. Suitable for intermediate adults and teenagers.
Level: Intermediate (B1)
Student Type: adult, high school
Grammar: Future tenses
Vocabulary: Humor
5 likes
265 downloads
Silly Saturday
present continuous negative form with a humorous slant

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Level: Beginner (pre-A1), Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2)
Student Type: adult, elementary school, high school
Grammar: Present continuous
Vocabulary: Humor
9 likes
264 downloads
a story with a moral 1d
hard core ONLY for adults. Two versions. Key included.
Level: Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2), Intermediate (B1)
Student Type: adult, high school, business/professional
Grammar: Past simple
Vocabulary: Humor
6 likes
255 downloads
a story with a moral 1e
Ws for everyone, esp. fitness fanatics. Two versions.
Key included.
Level: Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2), Intermediate (B1)
Student Type: adult, elementary school, high school, business/professional
Grammar: Past simple
Vocabulary: Humor
8 likes
215 downloads
What riddle is it ?
It is guessing game
Level: Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2)
Student Type: elementary school, high school
Grammar:
Vocabulary: Humor
0 likes
215 downloads
Moods for kids
2 actividades para que los pequeños aprendan a escribir algunos moods, leer y dibujar el mood correcto
Level: Beginner (pre-A1), Elementary (A1)
Student Type: kindergarten, elementary school
Grammar:
Vocabulary: Humor
6 likes
193 downloads
peanuts comics
Translate the comic strips... what are these characters' personalities like? (use peanuts.com for help)
Level: Upper-intermediate (B2), Advanced (C1)
Student Type: elementary school, high school
Grammar: Present perfect vs past simple
Vocabulary: Humor
2 likes
181 downloads
a story with a moral 1b
This ws is for adult Ss. Still comes in two versions.
Key included.
Level: Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2), Intermediate (B1)
Student Type: adult, high school, business/professional
Grammar: Past simple
Vocabulary: Humor
6 likes
179 downloads
Cartoon Vocabulary
For teaching editorial or political cartoons or others.
Level: Intermediate (B1), Upper-intermediate (B2)
Student Type: high school
Grammar:
Vocabulary: Humor
4 likes
153 downloads
Two jokes
Everybody enjoys a good laugh. Here you will find two police jokes which I used to help my students practise collaborative reading and writing. The task implies speaking as well. Teaching notes are on the last page. Have fun!
PS Make sure you remove the watermark. Otherwise the task will be too easy. I only put it so you can see what the jokes are about.
Level: Pre-intermediate (A2)
Student Type: adult, high school
Grammar:
Vocabulary: Humor
5 likes
133 downloads
simple present or continuous fill in the gaps
fill in the gaps with simple present or continuous. Nice icons
Level: Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2)
Student Type: elementary school, high school
Grammar: Present simple & continuous
Vocabulary: Humor
2 likes
126 downloads
Alice in Wonderland
Mad hatter's tea party reading lesson
Level: Pre-intermediate (A2)
Student Type: adult
Grammar: Much/many
Vocabulary: Humor
3 likes
122 downloads
Fun Sheet Elementary 37
Another one for your students if they still like to work on their vocabulary and reading practise.
Level: Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2), Intermediate (B1)
Student Type: adult, elementary school
Grammar:
Vocabulary: Humor
6 likes
98 downloads
Jungyeon's Least Likeable Pronunciation Lesson
Practice pronunciation of words with L and R
Level: Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2), Intermediate (B1)
Student Type: adult, elementary school, high school, business/professional
Grammar: Phonetics
Vocabulary: Humor
1 likes
81 downloads
The Young Ones + MONOPOLY
A listening and speaking activity to enhance your students' abilities in these areas.
It includes a brief summary, a useful vocab section, some comprehension questions, the link to youtube, an oral discussion exercise and the transcription.
Enjoy!
Level: Intermediate (B1), Upper-intermediate (B2), Advanced (C1), Proficient (C2)
Student Type: adult, high school
Grammar:
Vocabulary: Humor
1 likes
79 downloads
Dumb ways to die (song)
A listening exercise for the song "Dumb ways to die", which has gone viral on the internet. Authored by John Mescall, this song was commissioned by the Australian Railway company to encourage passengers to be cautious at train stations. Its dark humor and cute characters made it an instant hit among both adults and children.

This song could be connected with the topic of public transportation, urban life or the Darwin Awards. In my class, I used it to connect to the previous class where students wrote and shared their bucket lists with eachother.

Lesson plan:

1. Warmer: Show 4 characters. Let students guess what happened to them. Introduce the song, and before listening, elicit some more dumb ways to die. Discuss the suggestions briefly with the class.

2. Listen to the song. Have students fill in as many gaps as possible. Listen again, then discuss each character' fate. To speed things up, you can also do the checking by projecting the lyrics onto the board, if you have that technology in class.

Here's the characters in isolated animations:
http://dumbwaystodie.tumblr.com/
Level: Pre-intermediate (A2), Intermediate (B1), Upper-intermediate (B2)
Student Type: adult, elementary school, high school
Grammar: Imperative
Vocabulary: Humor
3 likes
77 downloads
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