Reading-based Worksheets

If you're looking for a worksheet themed around Halloween, this could be perfect for your class.

There's a short reading, followed by true/false comprehension questions. The worksheet continues with a survey of common festivals, and rounds off with some discussion questions.

'All about Halloween' is written for upper-elementary to intermediate-level students.

This reading-based worksheet takes memory as the topic. Do your students have good memories? What can be done to improve recall skills?

This worksheet has reading, vocabulary and lots of discussion practice. It's written for higher-level students.

Smoking has been in the news in the last few years, with many countries passing laws banning smoking in public areas.

What do your students think of this kind of legislation? Find out, and at the same time, help your students build vocabulary, collocation and discussion skills.

This worksheet is written for upper-intermediate and advanced-level classes.

Would any of your students like to take a year off, and work as a volunteer overseas? What skills do they have which they could use?

This worksheet has a reading, vocabulary exercises, collocation practice, and lots of opportunities for your students to speak.

'Volunteering Abroad' is written for upper-intermediate and advanced-level students.

It's said that we need eight hours' sleep every night. However, is that really true, and how many people actually sleep for that long?

This worksheet takes sleep as its theme, with reading, vocabulary building and discussion questions.

It's a timeless topic, and is particularly suitable for intermediate and advanced-level classes.

Do your students pack too much when going on holiday? Is there anything they always take with them?

The topic of travel always works well with students, and this lower-level reading has lots of exercises to keep your class busy.

There is a reading, comprehension questions, role play and discussion.

This worksheet is designed for upper-elementary to intermediate-level students.

Have any of your students lived abroad? If so, they might have experienced culture shock. Even if they haven't, what things would they miss about their own country?

This reading-based worksheet has an article on culture shock, as well as vocabulary questions, and word-family practice.

With discussion questions at the end, this worksheet is bound to get your higher-level students talking.

This worksheet takes 'luck' as a theme, looking at whether some people are luckier than others.

There are vocabulary-building exercises, a reading, and plenty of discussion.

It's great for upper-intermediate and advanced-level students.