Instant Worksheets
Do you know where you will find all the items pictured? If the item is in the water, make an X through it; if the item is found in the sky, circle it; and if it’s found on the road, underline it. (more…)
On this worksheet there are four pictures, each with three groups of three words under it. Students must select one word from each group to describe what they see in each picture. (more…)
Students will have fun drawing straight lines to the words that contain long vowels, and squiggly lines to the words that contain short vowels. (more…)
The letter Q is found with a U next to it, which can sometimes be a strange thing for students to understand. They can understand further by identifying the Qu words on this worksheet, then writing the letters, both uppercase and lowercase. (more…)
Given an image, students must decide which compound word best describes that image. (more…)
Early ESL students will be able to read the present-tense sentence, then choose the image that represents that sentence. (more…)
Learn the English words for various foods by copying each word on the line, and then saying each out loud. (more…)
Demonstrate your knowledge of the English words for various foods by selecting the correct word from the box, and writing it on the line. (more…)
This worksheet combines food vocabulary and present progressive, by asking ESL students to identify the food pictures, then answer questions about each. (more…)