Tag: A2
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Mastering Everyday English: Present Simple vs Present Continuous (A1+ Worksheet)
Help your students master the difference between Present Simple and Present Continuous with this ready-to-use A1+ worksheet. Includes grammar explanation, exercises, reading texts, discussion questions, and full answer key. Available in both presentation and printable A4 format.
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Awake for 201 Hours?! A Two-Level ESL Lesson on Peter Tripp’s Sleep Deprivation Experiment
Explore the incredible story of Peter Tripp’s 201-hour experiment in this two-level ESL lesson! With warm-ups, vocabulary, readings, and discussions, your students will learn language and talk about sleep, health, and ethics.
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Beauty Trends 2026 – Predictions & Vocabulary for ESL Learners (A2+/B1)
Teach future predictions in style! This A2+/B1 lesson on Beauty Trends 2026 helps students learn trendy beauty vocabulary and use will and be going to naturally in context. Ideal for fashion or lifestyle topics.
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Beauty Talk Made Easy: A2 Taboo Cards for Makeup, Tools, and Treatments
A fun A2-level Taboo card set with 60+ beauty words — from simple make-up items to salon treatments. Perfect for beauticians and beauty lovers! Includes an intro to our upcoming “Beauty Trends 2026” lesson.
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The famous case of an art forger – multi-level ESL lesson exploring art, forgery, and deception
Explore the fascinating true story of Han van Meegeren — the man who fooled the world’s art experts! This ESL lesson combines reading, listening, and creative speaking activities for A2–C1 learners.
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Spooky Word Search – Fun Halloween Activity for ESL Students 🎃
Get your students into the Halloween spirit with this Spooky Word Search! A simple, engaging vocabulary activity for A1–A2 ESL learners featuring classic Halloween words.
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Spooky warm-up for Halloween “Would You Rather” Worksheet🎃(A1–A2)
Looking for a fun and spooky Halloween activity? This “Would You Rather” ESL worksheet is perfect for A1–A2 students. Simple language, pictures for support, and lots of laughs – ideal for warm-ups or light speaking practice. 🎃
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Fun & Spooky Halloween Taboo Game for ESL Learners 🎃
Bring Halloween fun into your ESL classroom with this printable Taboo game! 👻 Students practice speaking and describing while learning festive vocabulary like ghosts, costumes, curses, and more.
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Fun Halloween Spot the Difference Worksheet for ESL Learners 🎃👀
Make your ESL lessons spooky and fun this October! This Halloween Spot the Difference worksheet is a quick warm-up to check vocabulary, get students talking, and add a festive touch to class. Includes 7 differences + answer key.
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Fun A1–A2 Speaking Game: Practise questions with “Who am I?”
Make grammar practice fun with this A1–A2 speaking game! Students revise to be and have/have got by asking yes/no questions to guess the correct picture. Great for pair or group work.