House Repairs-Tools Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our House Repairs-Tools Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section.  The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks.  Each task has five photos and text.  The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on.  The fourth page is the answer key.How to Use It:  Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them.  Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs.  In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences.  For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation.These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class.The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers.You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks.Notes:Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly.Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Kitchen Cookware-Utensils Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Kitchen Cookware-Utensils Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Jobs and Professions Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Jobs and Professions Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Internet Sites Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Internet Sites Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Movies-Genres Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Movies-Genres Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Money and Banking Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Money and Banking Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Natural Disasters-Emergencies Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Natural Disasters-Emergencies Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Musical Instruments Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Musical Instruments Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Pets and Pet Care Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Pets and Pet Care Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Parenting Activities Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Parenting Activities Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

News Media Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our News Media Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Restaurants Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Restaurants Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Places and Buildings Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Places and Buildings Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Road Signs and Directions Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Road Signs and Directions Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Seasons and Weather Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Seasons and Weather Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Space and Astronomy Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Space and Astronomy Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Sports and Exercise Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Sports and Exercise Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Telephones-Cell Phones Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class!Try out our Telephones-Cell Phones Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets.Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section.  The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks.  Each task has five photos and text.  The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on.  The fourth page is the answer key.How to Use It:  Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them.  Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs.  In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences.  For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation.These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class.The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers.You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks.Notes:Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly.Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Technology and Gadgets Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Technology and Gadgets Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.

Stores and Shops Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets-ESL Fun Class! Try out our Stores and Shops Reading-Conversation-Writing Worksheets. Description: This vocabulary worksheet has four pages which include a reading section, a conversation section and a writing section. The reading and conversation sections are divided once more into two tasks. Each task has five photos and text. The writing section has ten photos and blanks lines to compose sentences on. The fourth page is the answer key. How to Use It: Students will look at the photos and use the vocabulary topic to write about what is in them. Then students will use the photos to help them fill in the missing words in either the reading or conversation paragraphs. In the writing section, students will write about the photos and they will use the photos and the vocabulary topic to compose their own sentences. For more advanced students, try having them use some or all of the photos to write their own story or conversation. These worksheets can be printed and handed out to students in the class. The worksheets also work great for extra homework practice, extra credit or material for substitute teachers. You can save on printing costs by posting the worksheets on your platform and have students complete them with a PDF editing program or by projecting the material in class and having students write down the answers in their notebooks. Notes: Be sure to download the sample page and zoom in to see all of the exercises clearly. Use our board, card and Jeopardy games, worksheets, or our PowerPoint presentations as complementary activities for this worksheet.