A worksheet where students have to solve the code to find the words. There are two similar worksheets. In the first one, the students must solve a code with numbers and in the second, a code with pictures. 

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A worksheet to practice the rooms of the house. First, the students have to solve the crossword puzzle. After that they should unscramble the words and do the wordsearch.

Rooms of the house included: attic, bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, study, garage, garden, living room and dining room.

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A worksheet I created to exercise my students on the written form of colours. First they have to find the words in the wordsearch (they have to recognize a colour when they see it written). You can tell them to colour the word with its colour (e.g. if they find "RED", they should mark it with a red crayon).

The second exercise is a crossword puzzle. At this stage, they should remember the written word to be able to make the crosswords. If they are still insecure, they can always look at the exercise above to guide them.

The last exercise is only about telling the students' favourite colour. You can practice this orally first and then they must write it. They have two children to guide them in the answer.

I think this is a good way to exercise the written form of colours, because it's funny for them, they enjoy solving this kind of puzzles and so they become more motivated and learn better!

Colours included: blue, yellow, brown, orange, green, black, red, white, purple, pink and grey (both in the wordsearch and in the crossword puzzle).

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Students have to match the words related to London and the USA to the pictures and then find the same words in the wordsearch.

Vocabulary included (12 words): Tower Bridge, Empire State Building, Princess Diana, Mount Rushmore, Queen Elizabeth II, Big Ben, Statue of Liberty, London Eye, River Thames, White House, Westmister Abbey, Tower of London.

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A wordsearch on St. Valentine's Day.

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