Fruit and Vegetables Vocabulary Charts and Worksheets (Free PDF)

As part of my ongoing mission to support English teachers around the world, I continue to share free printable vocabulary resources designed especially for children learning English as a second or foreign language (ESL/EFL).

These vocabulary materials are all created by me and tested with young learners to make sure they are both engaging and effective. Each printable is crafted with care to help kids build a strong English vocabulary through visual charts and fun activities.

Today, I’m happy to share a brand-new vocabulary project dedicated to the fruits and vegetables topic! It includes colorful vocabulary charts and matching worksheets to help kids memorize 72 words related to fruits, vegetables, berries, nuts, and more.

Transport Vocabulary Charts and Matching Worksheets for ESL & EFL Learners (Free PDF)

Looking for a fun and visual way to teach transport vocabulary in English? You're in the right place! In this post, I'm excited to share a brand-new printable resource designed especially for young English learners. This free download includes three colorful vocabulary charts and three types of word-to-picture matching worksheets to help children learn and remember the names of 72 different means of transport.

Weather Vocabulary Worksheets

I'm excited to continue sharing my worksheets, which are designed to help young English learners build and retain their English vocabulary. In this latest post, I’ve focused on the topic of weather, offering a comprehensive collection of worksheets that cover 48 essential weather-related words. These resources aim to make learning both engaging and effective, giving students the tools they need to describe the world around them with confidence.

Present Continuous Tense Reading Comprehension

I'm excited to continue sharing with you my reading comprehension project, designed to make learning English grammar both fun and engaging for our young students. As you may already know, this project features the heartwarming stories of Dr. Ginger Williams, a beloved vet in the cozy Canadian village of Maplewood.

Verb “to be” Reading Comprehension and Exercises

Hey there, fellow English teachers! I have a new reading comprehension project to share with you. It is centered around the verb "to be" and designed to engage students while reinforcing essential grammar concepts. The verb "to be" is a cornerstone of language learning, and I've found that dedicating some quality time to this little powerhouse can work wonders for my students' understanding of grammar.

Nature Vocabulary Worksheets

Today, I'm thrilled to share a project that I've been working on to help our young English learners expand their vocabulary in a fun and engaging way. As we all know, learning vocabulary related to nature can be both exciting and challenging for young students. That's why I've created a set of printable worksheets designed specifically to help them memorize 48 words related to nature.

Transportation Worksheets: Picture to Word Matching

Let me share another type of picture and word matching worksheets that I designed to help ESL students learn the transportation vocabulary. I have already published some word-to-picture matching worksheets. Now you can find picture-to-word matching printables below. Those printable flashcards make part of my ESL transportation kit.

Buy the whole transportation kit in printer-friendly PDF format

The kit includes 4 types of worksheets, flashcards, dominoes game and bingo game

You can download all teaching materials from my blog and use them for your English classes for free. You are also welcome to purchase the premium version of the transportation kit that includes both American English and British English editions of worksheets as well as colorful transportation flashcards and games (dominoes and bingo).

Vocabulary Building Worksheets: Three-Letter Noun Crosswords

It is impossible to teach English without classifying vocabulary into groups of words by topic, part of speech, spelling rules and whatnot. By doing so, ESL teachers introduce small and digestible chunks of vocabulary that students can easily remember and use in their communication. I’d like to share an idea of introducing some of easy three-letter nouns to kids in order to help them build and expand their active vocabulary from early years of studying English.

I have created a series of vocabulary building worksheets featuring as many as 80 three-letter nouns. These English words are small and simple enough even for beginners to remember them in no time. The nouns I introduce are also frequently used ones, so, when memorized, they will constitute a solid part of students’ active vocabulary.

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The list of three-letter nouns featured in my worksheets includes the following words: ant, ape, arm, art, axe, bag, bat, bed, bee, bib, bow, box, boy, bug, bus, can, cap, car, cat, cow, cup, dog, dot, ear, egg, eye, fan, fin, fly, fox, hat, hay, hen, hut, ice, ink, jam, jar, jet, jug, key, leg, lip, log, man, map, mat, mop, mug, net, nut, oil, owl, pan, paw, pea, pen, pet, pie, pig, pin, pot, ram, rat, rod, saw, sea, sun, tap, tea, tie, toe, top, toy, van, vet, web, wig, yak, zoo.

I have designed the set of printable worksheets that helps students memorize the three-letter words through a variety of assignments including crossword puzzles, word search puzzles, word to picture matching and others.

With this blog post I’m starting to publish the series of vocabulary building worksheets, flashcards and games I use to teach English to kids. I hope ESL teachers from all over the world will find my teaching materials good enough to be used for their English classes too. The first post dedicated to vocabulary building exercises features three-letter nouns crossword puzzles.

Three-Letter Noun Crossword Puzzles

ESL crossword puzzle for words ape, bag, bus, eye, ice, key, leg, pin, rat, tie, van, web.