Hunk of Knowledge

These worksheets allows students to display their knowledge of various questions and answers by interviewing their classmates. The worksheets along with other concepts all assess students ability to ask and answer simple questions, read simple questions, and understand questions when asked.

This worksheet allows students to display their knowledge of the given question and answer by interviewing their friends to find answers. This particular worksheet is based on an occupations theme and uses the questions 'What do _____ do?' It requires students to practice reading the different pronouns 'they, he, she, you, I' and assesses students ability to ask and answer simple questions, read simple questions, and understand questions when asked.

This worksheet allows students to display their knowledge of the given question and answer by interviewing their friends to find answers. This particular worksheet is regarding the questions 'Where is the ....?' and 'Where are the .......s?'. This particular worksheet has a bedroom theme and also assess the words 'in/on/under'. The worksheet assesses students ability to ask and answer simple questions, read simple questions, and understand questions when asked.

This worksheet allows students to display their knowledge of the given question and answer by interviewing their friends to find answers. This particular worksheet is regarding the question 'Are the schoolbags yellow?'. This particular worksheet has a school supplies-based theme. The worksheet assesses students ability to ask and answer simple questions, read simple questions, and understand questions when asked. It also assesses students ability to read and identify various colors.

This worksheet allows students to display their knowledge of the given question and answer by interviewing their friends to find answers. This particular worksheet is regarding the question 'How many .......s?'. It require students to count objects and find the correct number words for numbers between 10-20. This particular worksheet has a toy-based theme. The worksheet assesses students ability to ask and answer simple questions, read simple questions, and understand questions when asked. It al

This worksheet allows students to display their knowledge of the given question and answer by interviewing their friends to find answers. This particular worksheet is regarding the question 'Are they ......s ?' and the answer options 'Yes, they are.' and 'No, they aren't.' This particular worksheet has a school-based theme. The worksheet assesses students ability to ask and answer simple questions, read simple questions, and understand questions when asked. It also assesses their understanding o

This worksheet allows students to display their knowledge of the given question and answer by interviewing their friends to find answers. This particular worksheet is regarding the questions 'What's your name?' 'How are you?'. The worksheet assesses students ability to ask and answer simple questions, read simple questions, and understand questions when asked.

This worksheet allows students to display their knowledge of the given question and answer by interviewing their friends to find answers. This particular worksheet is regarding the question 'How old are you?'. The worksheet assesses students ability to ask and answer simple questions, read simple questions, and understand questions when asked.

Students need to know the difference between 'he' and 'she'. They also need to show their understanding of age by drawing the correct number of candles on each kids cake.

This worksheet follows Unit 6 The Tree House in the Gateway Gold Book 1. It covers the pattern of questions such as, 'Where is the cat?' 'Where are the clocks?' and practices using prepositional words to talk about the location. The front is meant to be an interview type activity where students go around the classroom to ask their friends the question before coloring in the answer. The back is independent work of identifying and coloring various sight words and then coloring the correct answer

A quick and easy way to send the main concepts and vocabulary points home to parents for this unit, The Tree House.

This reviews the question patterns learnt in Gateway Gold 1 Unit 6: The Tree House. Is the clock on the table?/ Are the clocks in the box?) It reviews using 'is' for singular nouns and 'are' for plural nouns. Included are two answer sets: 1. For lower level students 2. At-level students

Worksheet reviewing the tree house vocabulary and prepositions of place. In this worksheets students need to identify prepositional words and color them correctly, create questions with given words, color the correct answers, and then practice the 10 vocabulary of the unit by writing each word and drawing a picture.

Sorting activity for students to show their understanding about what people need and don't need to live and grow.

Worksheet for student's practice with reading simple sentences and matching them to the correct pictures. It review concepts with pronouns and simple vocabulary. If following the Gateway English books, it is a great review that directly follows Grade 1 Unit 7: The Attic

Review of previously learnt concepts on making sentences and reading sight words in, on, under, is, are, and. If following Gateway English Book it would review the main concepts taught in Unit 6: The Tree House.

This is Newsletter sent home last a study guide for parents as they help their kids to practice at home.

This worksheet was created for Grade 1 ESL students to have an easy way of planning and recording information from their 'Build-A-Dam' Science Project. After learning about the use of rocks, soil, and water for an hour session, students then worked in groups to build a dam using the 3 resources and recorded the steps on this planner.

This worksheet was a planner used by small groups in a ESL Science Class. It required students to follow steps in order to invent something to prevent an egg to break when dropped from table-height.

Designed inline with Gateway Gold English Stage 1 book. This worksheet was used as an interactive activity where students had to ask their classmates various 'How many' questions. It included pictures of objects previously learnt and reviewed numbers 11-20.