This is a B1-level reading activity designed for teenage girls, focused on the topic of social media and the pressure to be perfect. The article explores how social media creates unrealistic expectations, why people compare themselves to others, and how to feel more confident in real life.

The worksheet includes a relatable and age-appropriate reading text, followed by comprehension questions, discussion prompts, and a vocabulary matching task with seven key words from the article. Suitable for students around 15 years old.

Ideal for reading practice, conversation classes, or as part of a lesson on self-image, mental health, or teen life.

Skills practiced: reading, vocabulary, speaking, emotional awareness
Level: B1
Estimated time: 45 minutes

The Pressure to Be Perfect

This text is suitable for young learners or students with learning difficulties, elementary to pre-intermediate level. The students have to read the text and answer the questions.

Easter - The crazy Easter egg hunt

This text is suitable for young learners or students with learning difficulties, pre-intermediate level. The students have to read the text and answer the questions.

Easy reading - Octopus

This is a good exercise to teach students how to learn to describe an animal. It is usually a part of the curriculum for students who learn English as a second language. I hope you find it useful.

How to describe an animal

There are 13 idioms and expressions related to Easter in a roundabout way because there are words like eggs, bunny, spring etc. They read examples to familiarise themselves with the expressions, then follow with matching and gap fill activities. Hope you can find some use for it. :)

Easter idioms and expressions

April 2025 reading lesson about the reckless American influencer who tried to visit the isolated North Sentinel Island tribe. Multiple choice questions that test critical thinking. Also has prompts for speaking and writing. https://eslfrog.com/sentinel-island-tribe/

Influencer Puts Isolated Island Tribe in Danger

Title: The Return of the Dire Wolf? – Reading & Speaking Worksheet (B1)

Description:
This B1-level worksheet is based on a short reading about the real-life dire wolf and the scientific efforts to bring extinct animals back using genetic engineering. It’s inspired by Game of Thrones but written in simplified language for English learners.

The lesson includes:

A 3-paragraph reading

Warm-up discussion questions

Vocabulary matching

Vocabulary gap fill

True/False comprehension

A structured speaking activity with opinion-based discussion

Perfect for conversation classes or lessons focused on science, animals, and ethical debates. Great for teens or adults who enjoy thought-provoking topics and pop culture references.

Target group: B1 learners, teens and young adults
Skills: Reading comprehension, vocabulary, speaking, critical thinking
Topic: Extinct animals, science & technology, opinions and discussion

the Return of the Dire Wolf

This vocabulary quiz is for beginners and can be done with different age groups. It is meant as an activity for the end of the class if you have sometime left. It could be used as a competition between teams.

A VOCABULARY QUIZ


This is an easy reading passage (A2–B1 level) about tariffs, what they are, and how countries have used them in the past. The text includes examples like the U.S.-China trade war, the Great Depression, and modern uses of tariffs. It is followed by comprehension questions to check understanding and discussion questions to get students speaking and sharing opinions.

Suitable for high school students, young adults, or anyone learning English with an interest in real-world topics and global issues.

Created for EFL/ESL learners. Works well as reading practice, speaking warm-up, or even for pair work and projects.

Target language includes vocabulary related to economics, politics, and trade (e.g., tariff, import, local business, trade war, free trade). The worksheet focuses on reading, speaking, and vocabulary skills.

Estimated time: 30–45 minutes.

What Are Tariffs and How Have They Been Used in the Past

This worksheet is for adults and high school, level B1 students. The students read the text and answer the  questions. The text should also introduce a debate about the subject.

Tourist Arrested for Visiting Forbidden Island in India

Students have to write the correct part of the body from the word bank for each label. There are only twelve! So you have to be attentive, since there are more than those 12 lbels.

Parts of the body

This Easter Lesson for A1/A2 level includes a picture matching exercise, a gap fill reading, a read and tell task and lots of speaking practice. 


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Easter Lesson Plan

In this document student can practise their adverbs of manner. This is suitable for A2/B1 level students. The second page is a teacher's version, with the answers so that you can check your students easily. 

Adverbs of manner Easter edition

This worksheet is designed to help students learn about animals and how they move. It contains a series of clear and colorful pictures of different animals. Students are asked to look carefully at each picture and guess the name of the animal shown. After identifying the animal, they must describe how it moves. This activity helps students practice vocabulary related to animals and action words (verbs). The worksheet is great for young learners or beginner-level English students. Teachers can also use it as a fun speaking activity by asking students to say their answers out loud. 

ANIMAL AND ACTION VERB VOCABULARY

This worksheet is for high school students and a funny way to practice conditional. The they would do itstudents tell, what they would do in the different situations and explain why 

Oral communication - What if

Students work in pairs, and read and say role play about a train trip from Vancouver to Banf Canada. There are 12 questions about the script. Key words are translated into Korean

Role play train trip to Banff Canada

When you’re not home, nagging little thoughts can start to crowd  your mind. Did I turn the coffee maker off? Did I set the security alarm? Are the kids doing their homework or watching television?

The concept of a Smart House

Rewrite the sentences as questions that use 'do' and 'does.' 24 practice exercises for students to rewrite the statements as questions that use 'do' and 'does.'

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