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If you are looking for ESL worksheets for different learning areas, select the matching category. You’ll find assorted lists of worksheets and other materials there, for all levels from beginner to advanced, for all ages from kids to adults.

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ESL Worksheets for Adults and Teens (Intermediate to Advanced Students)

These are our available worksheets on different topics for higher-level students, like adults and teens. You can download, edit and print them all for free. When you open the worksheets, there is an option to download PDF and Word files.

Intermediate Level (B1-B2)

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These are the ESL worksheets for young students, and for beginner and elementary level students. Again, you can download all worksheets in PDF and Word format, edit and print them for your lessons. Have fun teaching!

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Welcome to the ESL Worksheets section of JIMMYESL, where you’ll find an extensive collection of high-quality, printable worksheets designed to enhance your English language teaching experience. Our worksheets cater for students of all levels, from beginners to advanced, and cover a wide range of topics and skills essential for language acquisition.

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At JIMMYESL, we understand the importance of targeted learning, which is why we’ve organized our worksheets into comprehensive categories. Whether you’re focusing on grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening, or speaking, you’ll find a wealth of resources tailored to your specific needs. Our categories also include worksheets for different age groups, such as kids, teens, and adults, ensuring that you can find materials appropriate for your students’ developmental stages.

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Our worksheets are designed to be engaging and interactive, promoting active learning and fostering a love for the English language. From colorful illustrations and fun activities to thought-provoking exercises and real-life scenarios, our worksheets aim to capture your students’ attention and keep them motivated throughout their learning journey. We believe that learning should be enjoyable, and our worksheets reflect that philosophy.

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We offer our worksheets in both PDF and Word formats, allowing you the flexibility to use them in a way that best suits your teaching style and your students’ needs. The PDF format allows you to print the worksheets as they are, ready to be distributed in your classroom. The Word format, on the other hand, enables you to customize the content, adapt it to your specific teaching context, and create personalized learning materials for your students.

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In addition to our regular worksheets, JIMMYESL offers exclusive lesson packages designed specifically for young learners. These packages include illustrated vocabulary worksheets, flashcards, and certificates of achievement, making it easier for you to create fun and engaging lessons that help children memorize new words and concepts. Our lesson packages are a great way to introduce young learners to the English language in a playful and supportive environment.

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At JIMMYESL, we are committed to continuously expanding our library of ESL worksheets to meet the evolving needs of our teachers and students. We regularly add new materials to our collection, ensuring that you always have access to fresh and relevant content. Our team of experienced educators and language experts works tirelessly to create worksheets that are not only academically sound but also visually appealing and user-friendly.

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ESL Worksheets and Lesson Plans for English teachers

In this part of the site, teachers can find a variety of general english and business english worksheets, lesson plans and resources, created by our team of british and american native speakers. suitable for the classroom, one-to-one and online teaching.

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General English

Search for general English worksheets to use with your English students and in your classes.

• Upper-intermediate (B2-C1)

Students describe a process in an IELTS Writing Task 1. They watch a short video about making tofu at home before examining a writing task and model answer about the commercial production of this foodstuff. They then prepare to write a response to a similar task about how cheese is produced. Exam tips and marking frameworks are provided. There is also an optional extension task which provides practice in understanding and describing a similar process: making soap.

This lesson is part of one unit in the IELTS preparation course plan which provide practice in listening/speaking, reading and writing for the IELTS exam. The full lesson plan takes a minimum of 60 minutes.

by Stephanie Hirschman

Students find out more about the Muslim month of Ramadan in this video-aided lesson which supports vocabulary development, listening and note-taking skills. The lesson also includes discussion questions, and an optional extension activity explains how Muslims manage to fit in sporting activities during Ramadan in the UK.

Elementary (A1-A2)

This lesson focuses on the spelling and pronunciation of common words with silent letters. Students start by reviewing the alphabet before listening to a short speech from a tour guide and completing related activities. They list and categorise words with silent letters and then practise the target language in speaking and writing. There is a short optional extension activity in which students describe a day out in London, using words from A to Z.

Business English

Search for business English worksheets to use with your business English students and in your in-company classes.

Advanced (C1-C2)

In this worksheet, the concept of ‘time poverty’ is discussed in relation to the workplace and how it affects families, and particularly women. Exercises focus on reading and listening skills as well as relevant vocabulary. Students will also have the opportunity to discuss ideas relevant to the topic.

by Joe Wilson

• Intermediate (B1-B2)

In this lesson, students will listen to an interview discussing the trend of "boomerang kids" – young adults moving back home with their parents – and read an article about the situation. Exercises focus on reading and listening skills, related vocabulary and students will have an opportunity to discuss the issues relating to the topic.

This lesson looks at the issue of Ageism in the workplace. Students will read an article and listen to a conversation focusing on the issue. Exercises look at related vocabulary, reading and listening skills and offer students an opportunity to discuss issues relating to the topic.

Note: this lesson can take 60-90 mins.

BREAKING NEWS LESSONS

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Mixed levels

This lesson looks at DNA and the recent announcement that scientists have completed the human genome for the first time in history. Students will listen to a news report, read an article and be introduced to higher-level idiomatic language. There will be opportunities for students to personalise the vocabulary and build their fluency by sharing their opinions on the topic.

by Peter Clarkin

A breaking news lesson about the recent incident at the Oscars, with a news report about actor Will Smith hitting comedian Chris Rock and an article giving the opinions of four members of the public on the scandal. Students will learn related vocabulary, practise reading and listening skills and reinforce their new vocabulary with conversation practice.

by David Marriott

Note: Select the audio/video file for the appropriate level you’d like to use with your students. To change the level of the embedded audio or video file, click the play button for the level you want to use in the multimedia box.

• Pre-intermediate (A2-B1)

This lesson looks at both San Diego Zoo and Taipei Zoo and the way they take care of their pandas. Exercises focus on authentic listening, through a video news report, and reading skills. Related vocabulary will be looked at and students will be given the opportunity to discuss several issues that are related to the topic.

A breaking news lesson about the release of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, with a news report about Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s return to the UK and an article providing more background on the story. Students will learn related vocabulary, practise reading and listening skills and reinforce their new vocabulary with conversation practice.

by David J. Marriott

Medical English

Search for medical English worksheets to use with your students and in your medical English classes.

This lesson will focus on the digestive process and conditions that are related to digestion. The listening will look at the problem of lactose intolerance while the reading comprehension discusses the issue of gluten intolerance. Grammar will focus on quantifiers.

by Patrice Crysler

This is a review of the past four lessons. Students will answer questions based on vocabulary and grammar that have been covered thus far. The unit is assessment-based to gauge student learning. At the end, there is a speaking assessment that is not included in the review marks.

Legal English

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In this lesson, students learn language related to human rights law and the law of the sea by discussing issues related to refugees and migrants searching for safety or a better life.

by Susan Iannuzzi

In this lesson, students learn language related to government and human rights by discussing control of technology and information. The control of technology and information is important to lawyers working in diverse fields, ranging from human rights to business.

English For Teenagers

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The topic of this lesson is fundraising and how different organisations and individuals raise money for charity. Students read an article about how four different charities raise money and listen to a radio programme live from a charity fun run where the presenter is taking part and interviewing some of the competitors at the same time. Students learn level-appropriate vocabulary connected to raising money and good causes. They will also choose a good cause they would like to raise money for and try to collect sponsors for a charity fun run in the roleplay. In addition to this, students are asked to do some research on a fundraising website and select a charity they would like to donate to.

by Richard Moon

The topic of this lesson is ethical travel. Students will listen to a radio programme about "voluntourism" and get the chance to discuss the pros and cons of combining volunteering and tourism. Students will learn level-appropriate language to talk about ethical travel with a focus on adjectives. They will read a blog about things to avoid on holiday if they want to be more ethical when they travel and take part in a roleplay with a travel agent. There is the chance to write a short essay on a topic connected to ethical travel and, in addition to this, students have the real-world task of planning an ethical holiday.

The topic of this lesson is changes students can make in their own schools and communities. Students read an article about how a 14-year-old brought together his whole school community to create positive change for all his classmates. Students learn level-appropriate vocabulary and move on to discuss changes they would like to make in their own schools and how they could do this. They will end this unit by taking part in an election for a school council. They will debate issues they feel passionate about and vote for a student president. At the end of the lesson, you will find a vocabulary revision game that covers the words and phrases used in this unit.

The topic of this lesson is volunteering and why more teenagers are deciding to give up their free time for a cause they believe in and how it can benefit them to do some voluntary work. Students read an article about the benefits of volunteering and skills teenagers can develop from doing it. Students will take part in a roleplay between prospective volunteers and employers and also get the chance to write an email to apply for a voluntary role. In addition to this, students have an extra real-world project of researching an organisation they would be interested in working for as a volunteer.

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Level: Elementary (A1-A2)

In these review exercises, students will check their understanding of grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation and social English from Units 28-35 of the A1 course plan. If all the activities are completed, a score out of 100 is easily generated. The final activity can be extended as a speaking assessment, which can be scored separately. There is also an opportunity for students to complete an "I can" assessment, to reflect on their learning.

In these review exercises, students will check their understanding of grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation and social English from Units 10-17  of the A1 course plan. If all the activities are completed, a score out of 100 is easily generated. The final activity can be extended as a speaking assessment, which can be scored separately. There is also an opportunity for students to complete an "I can" assessment, to reflect on their learning.

In these review exercises, students will check their understanding of grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation and social English from Units 19-26  of the A1 course plan. If all the activities are completed, a score out of 100 is easily generated. The final activity can be extended as a speaking assessment, which can be scored separately. There is also an opportunity for students to complete an "I can" assessment, to reflect on their learning.

In these review exercises, students will check their understanding of grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation and social English from Units 1-8 of the A1 course plan. If all the activities are completed, a score out of 100 is easily generated. The final activity can be extended as a speaking assessment, which can be scored separately. There is also an opportunity for students to complete an "I can" assessment, to reflect on their learning.

by Stephanie Hirschman 

Students identify personal items that they carry with them every day and then listen to a classroom dialogue about lost items. The language point is possessive adjectives and pronouns. Students activate this language in a structured writing activity. There is also an optional extension vocabulary activity relating to different types of bags.

Students identify and compare some jobs and then listen to/read a text about a teacher’s typical working day. The language point is the present simple for daily routines, including negatives, yes/no questions and short answers. They activate this language by interviewing a classmate about their typical day and writing a short text. There is a short optional extension activity about pronouncing yes/no questions with a rising intonation.

by Stephanie Hischman

Students identify hotel facilities and listen to a check-in dialogue. They find out how to describe where things are in a hotel and activate the target language in a speaking roleplay. The lesson also includes a short optional extension activity related to how floors of buildings are numbered in the UK and the US.

Students identify furniture and rooms and listen to a house tour. They are then introduced to There is/are   and preposition phrases which describe location and practice describing rooms to each other in a pairwork drawing dictation. The lesson also includes a short optional extension activity related to linking of final consonant and initial vowel sounds in sentences, for example: There's a table. 

Students define vocabulary related to sweet things and listen to a shopkeeper talking about what different customers buy. The language point is object pronouns and students activate the target language in a structured interview. There is also a short optional extension activity which offers practice in pronunciation and vocabulary development related to the topic.

Students define free-time activities and listen to a conversation between two people with different lifestyles. They learn how to ask present simple questions about habits and routines and how to use adverbs of frequency in their answers. Students interview their partner about exercise and food habits. There is also a short optional extension activity related to sports collocations with the verbs go, play and do . 

Students identify animals and habitats and read a text about animal abilities to complete a quiz. They are then introduced to comparative forms of adjectives and activate this language by discussing and explaining their preferences. There is a short optional extension activity relating to the pronunciation of stressed and weak forms in comparative sentences.

Students categorise skills needed for two types of jobs and listen to an informal job interview. They then learn about the use of can/can’t to describe abilities and skills, focusing on form and pronunciation. Students interview their partner about what they can and can't do, and there is an optional extension activity which encourages students to reflect on their skills and abilities in English. 

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Engage students in talking about friendships with this lesson! They watch a video about Dunbar’s number (a social theory), examine friendship situations and discuss their challenges. Students can also do an extra vocabulary activity.

It’s never too late to dream big

With this lesson, students talk about dreams and ambitions, practise structures with ‘It’ to give opinions and watch a video about a man who pursues two careers. They also discuss balancing multiple careers versus focusing on a single goal.

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With this lesson, students engage in the exploration of teamwork. They discuss the importance of teamwork, explore vocabulary to talk about the topic, watch a video and discuss useful tips about how to create better teams.

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With this engaging lesson, students read an article, discuss parasocial relationships and talk about fandom. They also share their experiences, learn vocabulary to talk about the topic and give their opinions on fans and fandoms.

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For each vocabulary word, students write a sentence that shows they know what the word means by using context clues. For example, “She is timid” doesn’t show that they know what timid means, but “The timid toddler hid behind her mom and wouldn’t answer my questions” does.

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Welcome to our ESL Games page, where you can find many games for teaching English. These ESL games are great for teaching English both in the classroom and online to kids and beginner English language learners. Our ESL games are absolutely FREE! Simply show them from this website or from our YouTube Channel. See below for all the latest ESL games available. And don’t forget to check out our other FREE resources including,  Flashcards ,  Board Games ,  Worksheets ,  Lesson Plans , and  PowerPoint Games .

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• Alphabet And Phonics Games – The Phonics Train Game
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• Animals Vocabulary Game
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• Animals – Farm Animals Guessing Game
• Animals – Sea Animals Guessing Game
• Animals – Pet’s Guessing Game
• Bathroom Vocabulary Game
• Bedroom Vocabulary Game
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• Choose Your Gift Game – Adjectives
• Christmas Game – Guess The Christmas Food
• Christmas Game – How Many Snowmen?
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• Christmas Vocabulary Game
• Classroom Objects Game
• Clothes Vocabulary Game For Kids
• Clothes Guessing Game
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• Comparative Adjectives
• Compound Words Game – Guess The Emoji
• Countries – Guess The Country From The Food
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• Countries – Guess The Country From The Map
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• Thanksgiving Quiz – What Am I?
• There Is / There Are Game
• These / Those Game
• This / That Game
• This / That Telepathy Game
• Top Five Quiz 1
• Top Five Quiz 2
• Top Five Quiz 3
• Transportation Vocabulary Game 1
• Transportation Vocabulary Game 2
• Valentine’s Day Game For Kids
• Verb ‘To Be’ Activity
• Weather – How’s The Weather Game
• ‘What Am I?’ Quiz – Easy
• ‘What Am I?’ Quiz – Funny
• ‘Whose Is It?’ – O/X Game
• Winter Clothes Vocabulary Game
• Winter Top Five Quiz

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