Printable primary worksheets

Created for intermediate-level learners, this worksheet offers an exciting opportunity to reinforce understanding of adjectives and nouns in a familiar context.Students will dive into the captivating world of animals as they read a descriptive paragraph filled with colourful language. Through this engaging activity, they will identify and list adjectives and nouns used to describe various animals. This exercise not only strengthens their grasp of grammar but also enhances their vocabulary related to the animal kingdom.With clear instructions and a familiar topic, this worksheet is suitable for classroom use, tutoring sessions, or independent study. It provides a structured yet enjoyable way for students to practise language skills while learning about fascinating creatures.Download our "Animal Adjectives and Nouns Worksheet" today and watch as your students embark on a journey of language discovery amidst the wonders of the animal world!

ESL Grammar: Using 'A' or 'An'Practise using 'a' and 'an' with your ESL/EFL students with this handy worksheet. Students read the list of words and write 'a' or 'an' to complete the exercise. What are indefinite articles?Indefinite articles are a type of determiner used in English grammar to introduce nonspecific or unidentified nouns. There are two indefinite articles in English: "a" and "an." The choice between "a" and "an" depends on the sound that follows the article, not the actual first letter of the noun."A": Use "a" before words that begin with a consonant sound.Example: "I saw a cat in the garden.""An": Use "an" before words that begin with a vowel sound.Example: "I found an interesting book at the library."

"A" and "an" are the indefinite articles in English. They are used before a noun to indicate that the noun refers to something non-specific or not known to the reader or listener. The choice between "a" and "an" depends on the sound that follows the article, not the actual first letter. For example:"I saw a cat in the backyard.""I saw an interesting movie yesterday."It's important to note that the choice between "a" and "an" is based on the sound that follows the article, not the actual first letter. For instance, "an hour" is correct because "hour" begins with a vowel sound, and "a university" is correct because "university" begins with a "ju" sound, which is a consonant sound.With this worksheet, students fill in the blanks with 'a' or 'an'.

Indefinite Articles: a or anThis worksheet for ESL students focuses on refining article usage in English. The purpose of this educational resource is to assist students in mastering the subtle yet crucial distinction between 'a' and 'an' in various contexts. Students will practise when to use 'a' and when to use 'an' before words that begin with consonant and vowel sounds. An answer is provided, allowing both students and educators to assess progress and correct any errors. 

Adding adjectives to sentencesBy adding a descriptive adjective to each underlined noun, students will not only enhance their vocabulary but also deepen their understanding of how adjectives bring vivid details to language. Students are tasked with adding an appropriate descriptive adjective to enrich the sentence. This exercise encourages students to think creatively and express themselves with more flair, fostering confidence in using descriptive language. This handy worksheet is a valuable tool for educators seeking to reinforce vocabulary skills, enhance descriptive language proficiency, and make learning an enjoyable and interactive experience for ESL students.

Identifying adjectives activityWith this handy worksheet, students will practise identifying adjectives by circling them. This activity is designed to reinforce their understanding of adjectives and promote visual recognition of these descriptive elements in a variety of contexts.

This adjectives list is designed to assist ESL students in expanding their vocabulary and mastering the use of adjectives in English. By engaging with a carefully curated list of adjectives, students will enhance their descriptive language skills and gain confidence in expressing a wide range of ideas.

Colours Word Scramble ActivityIntroduce an engaging and effective language exercise to your ESL students with our "Colours Word Scramble" worksheet. This activity is all about mastering colour names—think blue, orange, black, red, yellow, and green—while having a blast unscrambling letters.

Numbers 1 - 20 Word Search ActivityThis word search worksheet is designed to help ESL students reinforce their understanding of numbers 1-20 in written form. By searching for and identifying these numbers within a grid of letters, students will enhance their vocabulary and spelling skills in English.Extension Activity:Write a sentence using each of the numbers you found. For example, "There are ___ apples on the tree."Challenge yourself to spell the numbers aloud as you find them.