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ESL Movie Guide Worksheets on "Minions: The Rise of Gru" This ESL teaching resource is a 3-page printable PDF movie guide for "Minions: The Rise of Gru" (2022 animated film on Minions; based on "Despicable Me" brand) designed to support English as a Second Language (ESL) learners. This resource can be great for post-movie…
Forever June Digital Design ARE YOU A TEACHER OR PARENT WHO WOULD LIKE TO IMPLEMENT A DAILY JOURNAL IN KIDS LIVES? Introducing a very cute set of Instant Download Journal Pages. My Daily Journal Worksheet Set includes simple to complete worksheets that allow children to journal about the weather, season, month, day, time, how they are…
Watch/listen to the referenced TED Talk outside the worksheet, then: fill in when/where the talk was held, the speaker, and the topic; answer pre-listening discussion questions with a partner or independently; record 10 new vocabulary words and their meanings; check a box for the talk's main purpose…
A worksheet for practicing selection of the correct homophone to complete sentences, using a word bank.
Free download Children read and trace completed addition equations organized around one fixed addend at a time. Eleven pages cover addends from zero through ten, with ten equations on each page. Pair a selected family with counters or a number line to discuss the quantities before tracing, using the printed sums as models for numeral writing and fact reading.
A post-viewing ESL/EFL worksheet packet for the film "Julie and Julia", combining vocabulary building, character study and personal/creative response writing.
Practice counting forward within 1,000 through three spoken counting ranges and five written skip-count sequences. Students follow intervals involving fives, tens and hundreds, identifying the change before filling the gaps. Model crossing a tens or hundreds boundary during oral practice, then ask students to explain the pattern in a written row. Completed sequences support checking.
Supplemental read-aloud companion resource for the picture book Wanda's Roses by Pat Brisson, offering print-and-go comprehension and response activities.
A post-viewing ESL/EFL worksheet packet for the film "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny", combining vocabulary building, character study and personal/creative response writing.
Make the first week of school fun and engaging with these Back to School Dot-to-Dot Worksheets! These printable activity pages are intended for young learners to practice number recognition, fine motor skills, and focus, while having fun connecting the dots to reveal back-to-school themed shapes. After connecting the numbers, students…
ESL worksheet built around the animated TV series "Ben 10: Omniverse" (season 5), in which students record factual details about the show and then write a multi-page diary/journal entry in English from the point of view of a character in the series.
The SM, SW Blends Worksheet is a great way for students to learn about beginning sounds. With this worksheet, they can look at the pictures and determine which sound begins the word. This is a great tool for teachers to help their students learn about beginning sounds.
A reading passage traces the term "brainrot" from Henry David Thoreau's 1854 use in Walden through its re-emergence as internet slang in the late 2000s to Oxford University Press naming it 2024's Word of the Year, using examples such as the Skibidi Toilet meme and Italian Brainrot. Nineteen comprehension and vocabulary questions follow, asking students to define terms from context, argue two true/false claims using textual evidence, and work out the meanings of words such as "erode," "ephemeral," and "immersed." Two extended writing prompts close the packet: one asks students to argue whether brainrot is a real cultural danger or an exaggerated fear, and the other asks them to explain the concept to a 19th-century audience through a time-travel framing. The passage also references a critic's warning that some meme content can carry extremist symbolism, giving the unit a media-literacy dimension beyond vocabulary practice.
Practice counting a set of pictured objects and recording the count as both a numeral and a number word.
Find hidden vocabulary words (e.g. daylight, saving, time, clock, fall, back, hour, minute, second, change, adjust, autumn, winter, sunset, sunrise) in a word-search grid; a name/grade/date header is provided.
Watch/listen to the referenced TED Talk outside the worksheet, then: fill in when/where the talk was held, the speaker, and the topic; answer pre-listening discussion questions with a partner or independently; record 10 new vocabulary words and their meanings; check a box for the talk's main purpose…
Introduction This set of worksheets helps students practise building sentences by putting words in the correct order. Each activity gives learners a group of mixed-up words, and their task is to arrange them into a complete sentence that makes sense. The exercises are simple and clear, making them suitable for young learners who are…
Support an ESL viewing lesson on Night at the Museum with film details, vocabulary and meanings, notes on ten characters, and a blank movie timeline. Students explain a favorite scene and write a personal review before developing three diary entries from one character’s viewpoint. Introduce the observation tasks before viewing; provide additional paper for the extended diary writing.
A two-page phonics worksheet (with answer key) for identifying beginning consonant blends from pictures.
A social-emotional learning unit teaching cooperation: what it means, how to practice it, and how to reflect on it, combined with an emergent reader and reflection worksheets built around the sight word 'can'.
Watch/listen to the referenced TED Talk outside the worksheet, then: fill in when/where the talk was held, the speaker, and the topic; answer pre-listening discussion questions with a partner or independently; record 10 new vocabulary words and their meanings; check a box for the talk's main purpose…
Give students practice finding a missing addend in addition equations using domino dot images as a visual/concrete support.
Count the buttons on each snowman, then trace and write the number.
The picture starts the story, but students decide who the characters are and what is happening. Name the characters before drafting and add details that help a reader imagine the scene. The second page gives room to continue the response.