Welcome to the environment and nature part of the site. These are nice topics to include in your ESL lessons whether you use them as discussion topics or as themes for worksheets. With 315 worksheets to choose from, there is bound to be something your students will enjoy. This worksheet is great for practicing numbers and certain animals. The description for the worksheet even mentions that you will need to introduce the word endangered to students and that for an extra activity, you can practice using There is and There are. This activity was created for beginners but there are worksheets for students of every level. There are a lot of word searches available as well as projects and some discussion topics.
This is a great discussion topic, especially with intermediate and advanced students, because there are many related tangents you can choose from such as recycling and global warming. These are very important, modern issues that people should be more aware of. Of course these are also appropriate topics for young learners who are curious about the world around them. The material for these lessons would obviously be more basic but you could still introduce topics like recycling since they are probably already aware of its importance.
Create awesome-looking custom word searches in seconds!
Make A Word Scramble:
Instantly create custom word/sentence scrambles for your class!
Make A Double Puzzle:
Generate double puzzles your students will love - hours of fun!
ESL Articles
View our latest knowledgebase articles that will help you become a better English teacher. Learn from professional teachers and put a bit of your own creativity into it!
This science resource includes some interesting facts for students to learn about seed dispersal in our natural environment. Students read the facts about seed dispersal and fill in the ...
Earth Day is always an important lesson to cover. This fun animated video between a Grandpa and his granddaughter on how things have changed has comprehension and discussion questions, l ...
This listening comprehension exercise is based on Greta's Thunberg's famous "How dare you" speech at the UN. It includes a fill-in-the-blanks question. At the end of the worksheet, there ...
There are 9 exercises in this is a new video and a poem about the ladybird. Watch the video, read the poem and complete the exercises. Circle the adjective, fill in the missin ...
This worksheet is suitable for Grade Is to learn about different kinds of transport. Children read the hints given in the bubbles and guess the name of the vehicle, then circle the odd o ...
This is the first worksheet containing weather words. With six pages, there are nine activities for different levels: (blanks exercises, matching exercises, analogies, wordsearch, which ...
You will need your student watch the Netflix documentary: Sustainable. The main aim of this lesson is to evoke and develop environment-consciousness. Please note, that in question 8 the students ...
This is a worksheet with the famous poem ´Tiger Tiger, Burning Bright´ written by William Blake. You can watch the video and do the exercises. I’ve made several exercises: blank ...
This is a gap-filling exercises introducing the major environmental problems. I usually use it in the beginning of the environmental protection topic to make the students familiar with the vocabu ...
This research activity was created by primaryleap.co.uk and asks students to use resources like the internet, library books, or magazines to help them answer the questions about the Sumatran tige ...
What percentage of the world’s population live in Asia? What is the hottest continent on Earth? The Andes is a mountain range on which continent? Students read through the passage about the ...
Some rocks are not from Earth at all but from way out in space. Large space rocks that orbit around the Sun are called asteroids. Smaller rocks that orbit around the Sun are called meteoroids. St ...
An asteroid is a rocky body that tumbles and spins as it orbits the Sun. They are lumpy like potatoes and made up of carbon, rocks and metals. This science resource teaches students some interest ...
What type of soil is rough and drains quickly? What soil would be the best for growing plants and crops? Where is peat soil found? Which creature digs tunnels through the soil? Students learn som ...
All the planets in the Solar System orbit the Sun. When planets orbit the Sun, they don’t move around in a perfect circle. They all follow an 'elliptical path', meaning it looks more like a ...
This reading comprehension includes some fun facts about omnivores! What do omnivores eat? What is the world’s largest omnivore? Students read through the facts and answer the accompanying ...
This reading comprehension includes some fun facts about herbivores! What is the world's smallest herbivore? What is a frugivore? Students read through the facts and answer the accompanying study ...
This reading comprehension includes some interesting facts about carnivores! What is the world's largest carnivore? What is a scavenger? Students read through the text and answer the accompanying ...
The Earth orbits the Sun every 365 days and while it does this, it also spins on its axis every 24 hours. Because the Earth’s axis is slightly tilted, each part of the planet is getting a d ...
The worksheet focuses on use articles with geographical names. The students discover the rules of the article use watching the video about natural wonders of the world. Students focus on the rule ...
This simple word search can be used to support teaching students about coronavirus. There are 18 words hidden in the puzzle for students to find. This is a fun activity that can easily be enjoyed ...
Short reading comprehension for early learners. Having strong reading comprehension skills will also help with other subjects. Students read through the short comprehension about a koala called K ...
This is a worksheet with a video and a poem about the ladybird. There are 9 exercises. You can watch the video and read the poem. Then you can do the exercises (Circle the adjective, Fill in the ...
Rocks are constantly changing from one type of rock into another. They do this in cycles over millions of years. A volcano erupts and carries magma to the Earth’s surface. When it cools dow ...
Did you know that there are seven continents on Earth? A continent is like a massive piece of land. The seven continents are called: Asia, Africa, Antarctica, Australia, Europe, North America and ...
2 11,024Elem
Got a great worksheet on Environment and Nature? Tell us about it and become a BusyTeacher contributor!
1,126
