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Weather Interactive ESL Worksheet Age: 5-12 Level: elementary Language: English (en) Country: Spain School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) Main content: Weather Created by: El-Arbi Ameur This interactive worksheet helps young ESL learners practice weather vocabulary through engaging exercises. You'll learn to describe different weather conditions, understand weather forecasts, and use weather-related expressions in daily conversations. Weather Vocabulary Here are the most common weather words you need to know: Sunny Cloudy Rainy Snowy Windy Stormy Foggy Hot Tips for Remembering Most weather adjectives end with -y (sunny, rainy, cloudy). The exceptions are "hot" and "cold". Remember that we say "It's sunny" not "It's sun". 1 Match the Weather Words Match the weather words on the left with their correct definitions on the right. Check Answers   Reset 2 Complete the Sentences Fill in the gaps with the correct weather words fr...

Whose, Possessive 's – Whose is this? It's Mike's 👤 Age: 8-12 years 📊 Level: A1 🌐 Language: ENGLISH (EN) 📚 School subject: Grammar ✍️ Created by: El-Arbi Ameur This worksheet helps you practice using possessive 's to show ownership in English. You'll learn how to ask and answer questions about possession using "whose" and the possessive form of nouns. Understanding Possessive 's In English, we use the possessive 's (apostrophe + s) to show that something belongs to someone or something else. This form is used with people, animals, countries, and sometimes time expressions. Basic Rules: For singular nouns: add  's  (Mike → Mike's) For plural nouns ending in -s: add only  '  (students → students') For irregular plural nouns: add  's  (children → children's) Quick Tip Remember that possessive 's is about ownership, not pluralization. The noun before the 's is the owner, and the noun after is the thing owned (Mike...