Are you struggling in your ESL classes?
Maybe you’re lessons are running short and you’ve got 15 to 20 minutes of time to kill with nothing to do.
What can be done?
For starters, start carrying around some extra ESL worksheets that you can pull out in a pinch.
One helpful site that allows you to create free wordsearches and crossword puzzles is Discovery’s Puzzlemaker. Use it.
Another site that came across my radar recently is English Worksheets Land.
This site has lots of different categories of free worksheets, like:
There’s a lot more than that, and you’ll have to go to the site to see for yourself.
Here’s a fun one I found in ESL Reflexive Pronouns, and it’s great for younger learners, or ESL classes on bakeries:
Maybe you’re lessons are running short and you’ve got 15 to 20 minutes of time to kill with nothing to do.
What can be done?
For starters, start carrying around some extra ESL worksheets that you can pull out in a pinch.
One helpful site that allows you to create free wordsearches and crossword puzzles is Discovery’s Puzzlemaker. Use it.
Another site that came across my radar recently is English Worksheets Land.
This site has lots of different categories of free worksheets, like:
There’s a lot more than that, and you’ll have to go to the site to see for yourself.
Here’s a fun one I found in ESL Reflexive Pronouns, and it’s great for younger learners, or ESL classes on bakeries:
So as you can see, you might be able to fill up some of that dead time in your ESL classes with these free worksheets. I’d download a few and keep them in your bag…just in case.
