Worksheets

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Focus on the main ideas and key words like “project,” “teamwork,” and “creativity.”

Summary of Should Homework Be Required Every Night? Homework is a common part of school life, but opinions vary on whether it should be assigned every night. Some believe nightly homework helps students practice and learn better, while others think it may cause stress and take away family or playtime. Understanding both sides can help students and teachers find the best balance for learning and well-being. Arguments for Requiring Homework Every Night Homework reinforces what is learned in class, helping students remember and understand lessons better. It encourages responsibility and good study habits, preparing students for future school years. Nightly homework can improve time management skills by creating a routine. Some students benefit from extra practice, especially in subjects like math and reading. Homework allows parents to see what their children are learning and get involved. Arguments Against Requiring Homework Every Night Too much homework can cause stress, anxiety, and reduce free time for relaxation and hobbies. It may interfere with family time, sports, and other important activities for a balanced life. Not all students have equal support at home, making homework harder for some. Excessive homework can lead to burnout, making students dislike school or learning. Some studies suggest that homework does not always improve academic performance, especially in younger grades. Activity Structure to Explore Both Sides Students are divided into two teams: Yes (for nightly homework) and No (against nightly homework). Each team writes their name and explains their position by answering these questions: What is our side? Why do we support this side? What are the positives of this side? What are the negatives of this side? Teams start with 5 points and can lose points by arguing or speaking negatively about the opposing side. The goal is to maintain points and be able to list three points from the other side to earn a reward. After initial arguments, students swap worksheets to review and write down positives and negatives of the opposing side. A final discussion encourages understanding different viewpoints and recognizing the importance of open-mindedness. Conclusion: Key Takeaways Homework every night has both benefits and drawbacks. It can help students practice and develop important skills but may also cause stress and reduce time for other activities. Learning to see both sides of an issue helps build critical thinking and respect for different opinions. This balanced approach supports better decision-making about homework policies that work for all students.

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Can art save lives? Not exactly, but our most prized professionals (doctors, nurses, police officers) can learn real world skills through art analysis. Studying art like René Magritte’s Time Transfixed can enhance communication and analytical skills, with an emphasis on both the seen and unseen. Amy E. Herman explains why art historical training can prepare you for real world investigation.

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Grammar time

Complete the sentences using can or can’t and the words from the box

Last Sunday, I __________ (wake) up early and __________ (learn) some English words. Then I __________ (read) a book and __________ (put) it back on the shelf.
After that, I __________ (ride) my bike to the park, but my brother __________ (run) there.
At the park, we __________ (see) many friends. We __________ (say) hello and __________ (sing) together.
Later, I __________ (send) a photo to my cousin. We __________ (sit) on the grass and __________ (sleep) for a short time because we were tired.
In the evening, I __________ (make) dinner with my mom and we __________ (eat) happily.

Step 1 – Watch the video

• Pay close attention to the characters, what they say, and the times and activities mentioned.
• Step 2 – Fill in the blanks
• Complete the sentences with the missing words or numbers you hear in the video.
• Step 3 – Multiple choice
• Read each question carefully.
• Choose the correct answer (a, b, or c).
• Step 4 – True or False
• Read the statements about the video.
• Decide if they are True or False.
• Step 5 – Drag and drop
• Match the sentences with the correct character or activity by dragging the answer to the correct place.
• Step 6 – Dropdown menu
• Choose the correct word (time, preposition, or date) from the dropdown menu to complete the sentences.

Drag the correct preposition (in, on, or at) to complete each sentence.

Kid's Box 2 Unit Test 3 Play time

1. I am interested in learning English. 

=> I like _________________________________________________

2. Lan likes using the computer best in her free time

=> Lan's favorite

3. I am interested in going camping with my close friends.

=> I fancy

4. Mr. Pike is a big fan of water polo.

=> Mr. Pike is fond

5. It is not a problem to me whether I have to pick her up to the cinema or not.

=> I don’t mind

6. John cannot bear listening to such kind of noisy music.

=> John dislikes

7. Watching historical films is very interesting to my younger brother.

=> My younger brother enjoys

8. She cannot bear talking with him about what he likes.

=> She hates

9. The thing that I hate most is motor racing, and I will never do it in my life.

=> I detest

10. It is really interesting for him to talk with his music teacher about jazz.

=> He fancies

11. He uses all his free time to look after his garden.

=> He spends

12. Making crafts or collecting things like stamps and coins are very interesting.

=> It’s very

13. We usually visit museums when we have leisure time.

=> We enjoy

14. I don’t like to get up early and prepare breakfast in the cold winter days.

=> I hate

15. It took us 30 minutes to rehearse the song.

=> We spent

16. It took Tom one hour to travel to his hometown last week.

=> Tom spent

17. It took him 30 minutes to watch the play.

=> He spent

18. He likes swimming and sunbathing.

=> He is interested

19. It took her nearly an hour to do the crossword.

=> She spent

20. My teacher enjoys listening to folk songs in her free time as this helps her to reduce stress.

=> My teacher likes

21. Jane likes skateboarding although this has hurt her leg and arm some times.         

=> Jane fancies

22. My aunt really loves surfing the Internet. She can even do it all day without being tired at all.

=> My aunt adores

23. Ngoc dislikes doing any sports or exercises, so her health is not good enough to study.

=> Ngoc doesn’t like

24. Some of my friends fancy making crafts. They often save money for some craft kits.

=> Some of my friends enjoy

25. Cindy is extremely interested in taking care of her pets. She doesn’t mind doing it every day.

=> Cindy adores ______________________________________________________________________

check time

This worksheet offers practice with the future continuous tense (will be + verb-ing) through 15 fill-in-the-blank sentences set in Halloween scenarios. Students describe actions that will be ongoing at a specific future time, such as witches flying or kids dancing at a party.

 

The worksheet supports upper elementary learners in understanding future event timing and forming the tense accurately. It is suitable for classroom instruction, partner work, or homework.

Technology. Free time activities. Listening.Reading and Writing

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Labour Day
Labour Day is a special day for workers. It is celebrated in many countries on May 1st. On
this day, people do not go to work. They rest and remember the fight for workers' rights. In
the past, workers worked many hours every day, and they did not get good pay. They
wanted better conditions. Today, many workers enjoy free time, good pay, and safe
workplaces because of those fights.
Some people join parades or meetings. Others spend time with family or friends. Labour Day
is a time to relax and say thank you to workers.
 

Study the sentences "a" and "b" from the LEAD IN activity and choose the correct option to complete the rule below.

Look, read and answer.

Read and choose the correct preposition of time to complete the sentences below.

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1. Complete the activity using your book or the worksheet.
   • If you have the book, you can do the exercises there.
   • If you are using the worksheet, write your answers directly on it.
2. Optional: If you like, you can also use the online link provided by your teacher to check your answers or practice.
3. Read each sentence carefully and write neatly. Take your time and do your best!

Complete the sentences with AN IN or ON.