ESL Study Lab

Worksheet to practice words that begin with the "sn" blend. Use for reading and writing practice.

English verb practice for ESL students who are learning how to conjugate verbs. This printable chart can be used for students to add new verbs as they learn new vocabulary. Practicing verb conjugations is an active way to internalize the language. Through repetition and application, students will train their brain to recognize and produce correct verb forms more fluently.

Practice for writing numbers (numerals and words). Good for students learning how to count numbers and how to spell the words. Useful for ESL students learning numbers in English or early numeracy students. Can also be used to practice handwriting.

Worksheet to practice words that begin with the "pl" blend. Use for reading and writing practice.

Practice worksheet for students learning numbers 11-20 where they can write the numeral and spell the word. Useful for early learners or adult basic literacy students.

Practice worksheet for students learning numbers 1-10 where they can write the numeral and spell the word. Useful for early learners or adult basic literacy students.

A chart worksheet to practice using the correct comparative (-er/more) and superlative (-est/the most) form of the adjective. Can also be used as a quiz. The answer sheet is included.

This is a practice worksheet for students who are learning about regular past tense verbs in English. Students will practice pronouncing the past tense form of the verb (/id/, /t/, /d/) For extra practice, students can also create sentences using the past tense form of the verb in sentences. A completed chart is included that can be used as the answer key or a handout for student reference. Thank you for your interest!

This is a practice worksheet for students who are learning about plural nouns in English. Students will practice forming plural nouns and the "s" ending sound of the word. For extra practice, students can also create sentences using the singular and plural forms of the noun in sentences. Thank you for your interest!