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Clothes and Colours Wordsearch
Students have to find the piece of clothing+color and then color the pictures according to what they find.
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Junior Clothes and Colours Worksheet: Colour and Write
A lovely 2-page Clothes and Colours Worksheet for kids: Colour and Write. Color, write names and follow the example (write the questions and the answers).
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Clothes Target Board
Match the name of the clothing to the picture.Target Board activity
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On a winter's day I put on my coat, hat, ...
Printable worksheet with colour flashcards to practice the vocabulary about winter clothes. Enlarge to A3 Photocopy back to back Cut in half Fold into zigzag books Children to select their items of...
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Clothes and Colours
This cut-out can help you introducing colours and clothes to very young children. I use it to tell stories or to make them say the words, or listen to me and put the right clothes.
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Clothes Worksheet
There are some clothes pictures, the student have to match the picture and its name. The second page is like the same, so, you can print both pages in only one, and cut in the middle.
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Talking about Shopping: 5-page Worksheet
Talking about Shopping: 5-page Worksheet This worksheet contains 5 pages of shopping-related vocabulary activities: fill in the blanks, change the sentence, compare the products, find and correct the...
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Dressing for the Weather Wordsearch
Dressing for the weather wordsearch: find the word and put it into the right box: Weather, Clothes, Things we do. Visit our Weather worksheets category to see more worksheets like this.
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Shopping Vocabulary: How Much and How Many
This is a dialogue about shopping. The student has to fill in with how many, how much, some and any. Level A2.
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Shopaholism and Shopoholics Worksheet
Make your students talk about shopaholism, additionally have them read a text about compulsive shoppers based on research findings (printed in American journal of psychiatry) - T/F exercise...
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Shopaholism - Shop Till You Drop Upper-Intermediate and FCE Worksheet
A couple of shopping activities for upper-intermediate learners: vocabulary practice - find synonyms for the words in the table then paraphrase the given sentences - changing the key words. The...
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Shopaholism: Are You A Compulsive Shopper?
Great for intermediate-uppermediate level students. A lesson plan in two parts. Part A) Are you a compulsive shopper - a quiz.Then Ss read some extracts on copmpulsive shopping, compare shopaholism to...
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Sort Them Out: Clothes Worksheet
It is a funny activity sheet to practise clothes vocabulary. This material can be used to make your lessons more fun. It also contains a grammar practice exercise on using the expression"a pair of"...
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This/That/These/Those
This is a simple worksheet for oral or written work. Here we practice clothes vocabulary and this/that/these/those. There are arrows: short arrow means that thing is close to you, long arrow means that...
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Find the Differences
This worksheet consists of two pairs of pictures for finding differences. Topic is food and clothes. With the help of this worksheet children can practice there is and there are, some/ any/ no....
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Shopping Lists: Speaking Activity
The situation: Say the following to your students: You are all students who share a house. Today everyone wants to cook (everyone else has to clean up afterwards). So you have decided to have a...
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Clothes Pocket Wordsearch
To be used as a warm-up, fun game, prequel to introducing/revising Clothes-related vocabulary. Designed to be printed on A4 sheet and cut in four.All letters (except Q) belong to at least one word that...
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