I’d like to show you my collection of printable worksheets that I use to teach English adjectives to young students. I have designed the whole bunch of them for my English classes where I teach kids how to recognize and use adjectives. My printable adjectives worksheet set contains 37 visually enhanced pages with little charts as well as “fill in the gaps” and matching exercises designed to help young English learners better understand the role of adjectives in the language and how their degrees of comparison are formed.
When designing the adjectives worksheets, I was adhering to my traditional way of designing EFL and ESL printables which is to incorporate as many child-appealing images as possible into worksheets. Bright pictures grab kids’ attention and make grammar exercises more fun and the time spent doing them more memorable thus boosting their learning experience. It’s especially important when teaching young students who study English as a foreign language. They need to be engaged and excited about the learning process or otherwise it would be another boring pastime for them. You can see what I mean when talking about visually enhanced worksheets if you check out the whole adjectives set in this preview.
The printable set offers kids some exercises to practice usage of English adjectives to describe objects, people and animals (including their colors, feelings and emotions) as well as making comparisons with the help of the comparative and superlative forms of adjectives. Here are a few worksheets from the set that will let you better understand what kind of printables I hand out to my students when it’s time to learn adjectives.
Color Adjectives
Feelings and Emotions
Opposites
Comparative and Superlative Exercises
wonderful work. Thank you very much.
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