Grammar

Halloween-themed picture flashcards featuring seasonal vocabulary, with an extension showing plural forms of the words.

A Halloween-themed sentence-writing worksheet. Use the word bank of characters, actions, and places or objects to create sentences from the picture prompts.

A Halloween-themed worksheet where students use numbered picture prompts and a word bank to practice writing sentences with irregular past-tense verbs.

Students draw faces on ghosts to show happy, scared, sad, angry, goofy, or their own choice, then respond to “Do you like ghosts?”

A Halloween-themed worksheet for practicing comparative adjectives. Learners compare illustrated pairs and complete prompts such as “Which is scarier?” and “The ___ is cuter.”

A Halloween-themed survey worksheet with questions about costumes, candy, pumpkins, and other spooky favorites. Students respond with Yes, A Little, Not Really, or No.

Practice forming the simple past tense with this Halloween-themed worksheet. Students use the pictures and word bank to complete eight sentences by adding “-ed” or “-d” to the verbs.

Students unscramble six Halloween-themed word groups to form sentences, then write their answers on the handwriting lines.

A Halloween-themed board game with a START space, an END space, player movement instructions, and pumpkin-shaped question spaces. Prompts cover Halloween facts, preferences, costumes, monsters, candy, and other seasonal topics for interactive play with another player.

A Halloween-themed printable board game featuring pumpkin-shaped spaces, illustrated seasonal characters, and gameplay prompts such as Start, Go Again, Miss a Turn, and Change Places with Another Player.

A very easy Halloween worksheet for practicing place vocabulary. Learners complete or trace sentences about where a spider, ghost, pumpkin, bat, and witch are located: a park, supermarket, house, library, and airport.

A Halloween-themed worksheet for practicing plural nouns and possessives with illustrated examples and handwriting lines.

A Halloween-themed worksheet where learners match characters and objects with places, then complete sentences using “Where is...?” prompts.

A Halloween-themed fill-in-the-blank worksheet featuring seasonal vocabulary, costumes, trick-or-treating, and pumpkin carving, with writing lines for student responses.

An all-about-me worksheet where students complete sentence prompts about activities they enjoy, including playing, reading, watching, making, collecting, visiting places, listening, and spending time with others. Includes space to draw themselves doing something they love.

An inclusive writing worksheet about family, friends, pets, and other important people. Students use a word bank and sentence frames to describe relationships, caring actions, shared activities, and why they value the people in their lives.

A personal profile worksheet where students share their name, nickname, age, birthday, location, languages, descriptive words, interests, and a self-portrait.

A school-supplies worksheet in which students circle and write items they need and do not need for school.

An English class worksheet featuring illustrated animal characters and ten questions about the teacher, students, classroom details, languages, and lowercase letters.

A worksheet with 10 questions about physical education, sports preferences, athletic abilities, and fun ocean-themed scenarios.

A student worksheet with 10 open-ended questions about information technology, including computers, typing, coding, apps, video games, tablets, robots, artificial intelligence, and classroom behavior.

A school-themed questionnaire with 10 questions about grade level, favorite and disliked subjects, classmates, homework, lunch, school routines, events, playground games, and an imaginative blue-whale teacher question.

This summer holiday worksheet asks students to answer questions about activities they did during their break, such as visiting a museum, reading a book, or trying new food. Students choose frequency answers like “No,” “Once,” “A few times,” “Many times,” or “Everyday,” helping them practice past-tense questions and personal responses.

A silly summer holiday questions worksheet with fun yes/no and frequency prompts, plus open-ended questions about children’s holiday experiences. Great for practicing speaking, writing, and sharing funny summer stories.

A bug-themed writing prompt worksheet where students write a story using bug names, action words, describing words, and story words from the word bank. Includes simple writing instructions and lined space for planning and composing a complete story.

A bug-themed grammar worksheet for practicing plurals and possessives. Students write singular and plural bug names using s, es, and ies, then complete possessive phrases with ’s to describe bug body parts.

This colorful worksheet helps early learners practice counting and bug vocabulary in a fun garden scene. Students find and count each type of bug, write the number in the box, and trace the word beside it. The activity is ideal for ESL/EFL lessons, early math practice, and spring or nature-themed units. It reinforces numbers, plural nouns, visual discrimination, and vocabulary such as ants, butterflies, flies, dragonflies, snails, spiders, bees, ladybugs, and caterpillars.

This is a vocab and word search exercise to practice naming birds and the verb "can"

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