Lexicopoly 1 is a reproducible ESL/EFL resource book, full of ideas for integrating vocabulary, grammar and language functions through speech and writing.
Lexicopoly 1 has seven units of student-ready worksheets based around a lexical set - illustrated word cards for playing bingo and other word games. The unit themes are:
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- Clothes
- Animals
- Creepy-Crawlies
- Jobs
- Around Town
- Health
- Remedies
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Lexicopoly 1 has been designed for lower-intermediate to upper-intermediate learners but can be adapted to suit lower or higher levels. All ideas, games and activities have been tried and tested by a highly-qualified ESL professional with a variety of age groups and in a variety of teaching situations and have proven to be successful.
For ease-of-use by the busy teacher, the worksheets in each unit are fully-reproducible and are organised in a similar way, with:
The sample materials shown here are from Lexicopoly Extra, our set of five complimentary lessons in the style of Lexicopoly 1 - feel free to try them out with your students!
Lexicopoly Extra contains five free sample lessons in the same format as Lexicopoly 1 so you can try them out on your students!
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- Edinburgh bingo
- Edinburgh word search
- Review of basic tenses
- Asking for travel advice
- Travel agent role-plays
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- Royal wedding bingo
- Royal Wedding word search
- Gradable & non-gradable adjectives
- Paying compliments
- Writing wedding invitations
- Designing Kate's dress
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- Guy Fawkes bingo
- Guy Fawkes crossword
- Definite & indefinite articles
- Telling factual stories
- How to make a guy
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- Census bingo
- Census word search
- Active and passive voice
- Recording current situations
- Make your own survey
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- Food allergens bingo
- Food allergens word search
- Prepositions
- Talking about food allergies
- Coeliac disease gap-fill
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Feel free to use the following worksheets alongside the above lessons:
The Warnhope Park Press also offers lots of other free worksheets for English Language teachers - click here to find them divided by grammar, and here to find them divided by theme.
