ESLFrog.com presents: Intermediate reading lesson about Antarctic ice made in May 2025. Includes article, reading quiz, vocabulary warm-up, prompts for speaking and writing, and an answer key. https://eslfrog.com/antarctica-ice/

Antarctica Gained Ice in Recent Years

Worksheet for young learners or students with learning difficulties. The students read the sentences and look at the picture. They have to find  the indicated things and write them down.



Find it - Playday

This is an easy reading comprehension activity about two actors. Students read their profiles and answer the questions; moreover, they answer personal questions. 

Giving personal information - Two young stars

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.

Easy reading - The cheetah

This text is suitable for all age groups, elementary to pre-intermediate level. The students have to read the text and answer eight multiple choice quest questions

Easy reading - The White House

Intermediate reading lesson made in May 2025. Sacred Buddhist jewels were taken from India and are now being auctioned in Hong Kong--and many are not happy. Includes article, reading quiz, prompts for speaking and writing, and answer key. https://eslfrog.com/buddhist-jewels/

Sacred Buddhist Jewels for Sale in Hong Kong

Student will learn about the adverbs indicating different levels of frequency, then apply them into writing activity. Then the teacher can expand this activity by asking student to mingle and share their work with peers.

Adverb of Frequency - Writing - A1 level

This is an easy reading comprehension activity. Students read a short passage and fill in the grid as requested. Then, they write questions about the text. Key included.

Easy reading - Henry Ford

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.

Trump Proposes Reopening Alcatraz Prison

This fun and creative speaking worksheet is based on the viral internet debate: “Could 100 men defeat one gorilla in hand-to-hand combat?” It includes a 500-word reading text that presents both sides of the argument—Team Gorilla vs. Team Human—and explores ideas like strength, teamwork, and strategy. Students first complete a vocabulary matching activity to prepare for the reading, then engage in a structured speaking task where they share opinions, create strategies, and choose who they'd want on their team. Designed for B1–B2 students, this lesson builds reading comprehension, discussion skills, and critical thinking in a humorous context.

100 Men vs. 1 Gorilla – Who Would Win?

The worksheet contains both a reading comprehension activity and a writing exercise. Students complete the text with the missing words, then form sentences by putting the given words in the correct order. Finally, they write a summary of the passage as requested. Key included.

Reading & Writing - The abominable snowman

The Capitals cities around  the World series is for adults or high school students, level from A2-B1. The texts describe the importance of each city and mention some of the most important or iconic historical monuments of each city

Capital cities around the world - Vienna

Students learn vocabulary about school subjects which is for beginner students who are studing about school. Also the vocabulary is provided with images so they can relate the images and the words.

School Subjects Vocabulary

About Myself. 
Level A1,A2.
The Present Simple Tense.
May be used both at the grammar lesson or at the speaking club.
It is suitable both for children and grown ups.


About Myself. Level A1, A2.

The Verb to be. The Present Simple Tense vs The Past Simple Tense.
Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb to be (am/is/are or was/were).
Level A1, A2.

The Verb to be. The Present Simple Tense vs The Past Simple Tense.

The Veebie Veepy sentence scramble activity based on a widely available song. Students listen to the song and unscramble the sentences. The actual lyrics are provided to allow for correction.

Veebie Veepy Song Sentence Scramble

This lesson is based on a biographical article about Billie Eilish and includes reading comprehension, vocabulary development, discussion practice, and writing. It is ideal for Upper-Intermediate (B2) or Advanced (C1) students in general English or cultural studies classes.

1. Reading Comprehension Questions
2. Discussion Questions
3. Vocabulary Match
4. True or False
5. Fill in the Blanks
6. Writing Prompt

Billie Eilish From SoundCloud to the Oscars.

The phonemes /v/ /b/ /p/ are practiced in combination using the song Veebie Veepy which is freely and widely available on 100s of music platforms worldwide. Teaching instructions are provided.

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