Timeless Timeline Worksheet: History and Invention Timelines
Using this timeline worksheet, students arrange the timeline according to their birth date and the invention year. Who was born earliest Alexander the Great, Albert Einstein or Confucius?
Geography
Types of Sushi Rolls: What Is Your National Food?
It’s the classic word association that tests your knowledge of sushi. Can you identify each type of sushi – the popular Japanese cuisine
Ecosystems Worksheet: Landscape Matching Quiz
In this ecosystems worksheet, you match the word with each type of landscape. From deserts to tundras, students learn the types of landscapes and ecozones.
Know Your Oceans Worksheet: Can You Find the 5 Oceans of the World?
We now recognize there are 5 oceans in the world. Actually, we only used to identify 4 oceans in the world. Can you list each ocean in the ocean worksheet below?
Hometown Newspaper Activity: What’s Different in Other Newspapers?
A genuine newspaper from your hometown? If you teach English abroad, your students find it fascinating. Match headlines with articles and discuss the differences between newspapers.
Animal, Science and World Superlatives Quiz: World Record Holders
Unlike your typical quiz where you answer questions, students have to create superlative questions. For example, when the answer is “Mount Everest”, the question is “What is the tallest mountain in the world?”
Famous Landmarks Quiz: Monuments Around the World
In this famous landmarks quiz, students have to connect the dot for each historical world monument and the country outline. Can you recognize the monument and country outline?
Flag Worksheet: Can You Identify the Country Flag?
From simple flags like Japan and the United States. All the way to more challenging flags like Cambodia and Swaziland. Can you identify the flags of the world in the flags quiz?
Cultural Dictionary Worksheet
Ask students to write down one culturally significant item about their country. Collect and assemble entries in a cultural dictionary.
Country Border Outlines Game
Match the country with its outline for the 8 country boundaries. In addition, students draw an additional country. How close are they to the real thing?
