This worksheet is for young learners or students with learning difficulties, level A2. The students have to look at the pictures and say if the things happen in picture 1, 2 or in both.



Picture description - Let's cook

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 - Rome

This worksheet contains a picture description activity and an exercise about there is / there are, there isn't / there aren't. They look at the pictures and read the statements, and say which picture is being described. Then, they choose the correct option in the sentences.

Camping - picture description

Worksheet for Easter Celebration in all countries. Ideal for all children using some common words on Easter! Kids will love it! They can also color it after completing it! 

EASTER CODE BREAKER

The series guessing game is for adults or high-schoolers in order to stimulate oral practice. The students have to answer the questions, by guessing. There are no wrong answers.

Guessing Game - The Parkers like Technology

Reading lesson about Katy Perry's recent 11-minute space flight.  Multiple choice questions require a deep understanding of the article. Includes prompts for speaking and writing. https://eslfrog.com/katy-perry-space-flight/


Katy Perry’s Space Flight

This crossword puzzle is designed to help ESL learners practice using have got / has got while learning vocabulary related to animals. Each clue describes an animal using physical traits or abilities, encouraging students to deduce the correct word using context clues.


Students read the descriptions and fill in the crossword using the correct animal name. The clues are written using have got / has got to reinforce grammar patterns and support comprehension. This task is great for group work, pair activities, or individual practice. 


Level: A1–A2 (Elementary) 
 Focus: Vocabulary (Animals), Grammar (Have/Has Got), Reading Comprehension 
 Skills: Reading, Writing, Vocabulary Recognition 


Tip: After completing the crossword, encourage students to create their own animal descriptions using have got / has got and challenge their classmates to guess which animal they are describing!

Crossword – Animals, Has got

In this task the student has to memorise details on the picture and then answer the questions about the picture. Before answering the questions the student has to choose the correct form of the verb to be and then answer the questions also using was or were (referring to what they saw).

Was/were memory game

The series "Discussion corner" intends to bring up interesting subjects to discuss in the classroom or as a pair work. It is meant for adults or high school students, level B1-C2



DISCUSSION CORNER - News

This worksheet is for adults and high school, level B2 students. The students read the text and answer the  questions. The text should also introduce a debate about the subject.

Through the Darkness-The First Hint of the Not Alone

The Present Simple Tense. 
Grammar practice.
Choose the right subject. 
Negative sentences and questions.
Level A1, A2.
Plural and singlar nouns.
The using of do and does.

The Present Simple Tense. Choose the right subject. Negative sentences and questions.

Travelling. 
Reading Comprehension with questions.
Level A2.
Present Simple Tense.
Using prepositions with different means of travelling.
Can be used as a topic.

Travelling. Reading Comprehension with questions. Level A2.

How and when to use the subject pronouns, I and me in a sentence. Explanations and samples. 30 questions where students much chose. Answer key is provided. Useful.

Subject and Object Pronouns" I and me."

Learn the difference between present simple and present continuous by first explaining when each are used. Then complete sentences with either present simple or present continuous. Then write your own in affirmative, negative and question.

Present Simple Present Continuous with Frenchie

This B1-level worksheet is part of a mystery-based series that encourages reading, deduction, and speaking. In this activity, a group of students misses their flight to a school competition. Each person gives their version of what went wrong—some were late, some confused, others distracted. Students must read between the lines to decide who is most responsible. Includes travel-themed vocabulary matching, a gap fill, comprehension and deduction questions, and discussion prompts. Perfect for lessons on travel, responsibility, and teamwork.

The Missed Flight

This B1-level worksheet is based on a mystery roleplay scenario set on a desert island. Six people were stranded after a boat trip went wrong, and now each of them shares their side of the story in a short interview. Students must read between the lines, look for contradictions, and decide who is most responsible for what happened. The worksheet includes survival-themed vocabulary activities, a gap fill, comprehension questions, a deduction task, and group discussion. Perfect for practicing reading, critical thinking, and speaking in an engaging and imaginative context.

Stranded – Who Is to Blame?

This A2-level worksheet introduces five unique and unusual hotels from around the world. Students begin by matching hotel names and countries to pictures, then read five short texts about stays in these hotels. Each text is written from a visitor’s perspective and includes clues to help learners identify the hotel. The worksheet includes vocabulary related to travel and places, a true/false comprehension task, and discussion questions to encourage speaking. Ideal for practicing reading for gist, travel vocabulary, and expressing preferences using simple present and past forms. Great for teens and adults interested in travel, geography, or culture.

Amazing Hotels– Where Would You Stay?

Prepositons of time in, on, at. 
Level A1, A2.
Grammar worksheet to compare the usage of prepositions of time.
Fill in the right preposition of time.
It is suitable for both children and grown ups.

Prepositons of time in, on, at. Level A1, A2.

This B1+/B2-level worksheet invites students to explore the question “Can money buy happiness?” through six short character interviews. Each millionaire has a different story—some feel fulfilled, others hint at loneliness or regret. Students must read between the lines to decide who is truly happy and why. Includes vocabulary matching, gap fill, comprehension, deduction, and discussion activities. Perfect for lessons on values, emotions, life goals, and critical thinking. Great for mature teens and adult learners.

Can Money Buy Happiness?

Estos son ejercicios de ayuda para la práctica de primeros 12 ejercicio de la rutia avanzada de Mat de pilates clásico, que servirá de gran ayuda para toda persona que quiera presentar su examen de certificación. 

Rutina avanzada pilates clásico parte 1

This B1-level worksheet is a mystery-based reading and speaking activity set in a workplace environment. A key machine breaks down in a factory, causing a full-day shutdown. Six workers are interviewed—each offering a vague explanation and denying full responsibility. Students must read the short monologues carefully, analyze the clues, and decide who is most to blame. Includes factory-related vocabulary, gap fill, comprehension and deduction questions, and group discussion. Ideal for vocational English, soft skills, critical thinking, and teamwork-based lessons.


The Factory Shutdown

A song workseet, students have to listen to the song and do the activity. I based it on the first unit of 7th grade book given by the ministry of education I did it to motivate my students

Love me do The Beatles

This B1-level worksheet is a mystery-based reading and speaking activity centered around a small accident in a school science lab. Students read six short interviews from students and a teacher after a fire breaks out during a chemistry experiment. Each person tells their version of what happened—but the truth is hidden between the lines. Learners must analyze the details, look for contradictions, and decide who is most responsible for the accident. Includes a science lab vocabulary section, gap fill, comprehension and deduction questions, and discussion prompts. Great for critical thinking, classroom management themes, and group work.

The School Lab Incident

This B1-level mystery worksheet focuses on a viral video that causes problems at school. Six students and a teacher give short interviews after a clip is posted online showing a student falling in class. Some think it was just a joke, others are hurt, and no one admits to filming or sharing it—but the clues are there. Students must read between the lines to decide who is most responsible. Includes vocabulary matching, gap fill, comprehension, deduction questions, and speaking tasks. Great for lessons on social media, digital responsibility, and empathy.


The Viral Video Scandal

This worksheet is for beginners and it works with all age groups. The students read the text and answer the questions. There is also a vocabulary exercise. The students have to  aatch the words to their definition.

THE UNITED KINGDOM

Describe the picture.
Level A1, A2.
Grammar: Present Simple, Present Continuous, the verb to be, prepositions.
Speaking practice.
The worksheet contains the answers.


Describe the picture.

worksheet summary
Title: Working with AI – Reading, First Conditional & Vocabulary Practice (B1-B2)

Description:
This worksheet explores how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is affecting different jobs today and how it may influence the future of work. The reading text is presented as six mini-interviews with professionals — including a teacher, electrician, welder, and nurse — making it relatable and practical for students in technical schools or those preparing for the Maturita exam.

The worksheet includes:
 Vocabulary matching and gap fill
Work-related phrasal verb matching and usage
 Grammar focus on the First Conditional with a clear explanation
 Grammar correction and sentence creation tasks
A speaking activity where students interview a classmate and report their answer using the target grammar

Designed for B1–B2 learners, this worksheet is especially useful for conversation practice and Maturita-style preparation.
No L1 is included, but it can easily be adapted with translations for additional support.

Using AI at work (first conditional)

This B1-level worksheet focuses on a group presentation gone wrong. Six students each give their version of what happened after their school project failed—slides were missing, roles were unclear, and communication broke down. Students must read the short interviews, look for clues, and decide who is most responsible. The worksheet includes vocabulary related to teamwork and presentations, a gap fill, comprehension and deduction questions, and group discussion prompts. Great for practicing real-life English, responsibility, soft skills, and communication in the classroom.

The Group Project Disaster

This is the letter I initial sound coloring worksheet. Color all the photos or pictures with the letter I's initial sound. While coloring, make sure to read the vocabulary word.

I Sound Coloring Worksheet

I have uploaded this worksheet again because I have made some changes. It's an easy reading activity. Students read a short passage and answer the questions. Moreover, they revise vocabulary about personality and do a writing task.

Easy reading - My hero

This B1-level worksheet explores the idea of artificial intelligence becoming a reflection of our own personality. It includes a simplified article of around 600 words and two follow-up activities. First, students answer comprehension questions to check their understanding of the text. Then, they move on to discussion questions designed to encourage speaking and critical thinking. The article explains how personalized AI can start to act like a supportive friend—or even influence us, like the classic image of an angel and devil on our shoulders. A humorous black-and-white cartoon in the style of a vintage newspaper editorial supports the theme visually and makes the topic more relatable. This resource is ideal for lessons about technology, identity, modern communication, or ethical decision-making.


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