This worksheet, titled LEGO and Creativity, is designed for A2–B1 level students to build vocabulary, reading comprehension, and speaking fluency through a fun and relatable topic. The lesson begins with a warm-up discussion about students’ personal experiences with LEGO, encouraging them to share memories and opinions. Students then match key vocabulary to definitions and complete a short gap fill to reinforce understanding of words like brick, imagination, set, and instruction. The reading text tells the story of how LEGO started as a small Danish company making wooden toys and grew into one of the most famous creative brands in the world. It highlights how LEGO encourages imagination, collaboration, and play among both children and adults. After reading, students practice identifying vocabulary from context and answer multiple-choice questions to check comprehension. The speaking section invites students to discuss their favourite LEGO themes, dream sets, and creative ideas, while the optional creative task asks them to design or draw their own LEGO set and describe it to the class. The lesson ends with a simplified Taboo-style game using familiar LEGO words, making this worksheet ideal for engaging learners through creativity, imagination, and meaningful communication.

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LEGO and Creativity

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Let's do English ESL general reading comprehension. This worksheet, titled LEGO and Creativity, is designed for A2–B1 level students to build vocabulary, readin…