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[naturegirl321]

I've found a couple of good sites for worksheets, www.esl-kids.com and www.tlsbooks.com are good. BUt I'm looking for some mmore, particular for young learners, age 6 to 7. Anyone knnow of any good sites?

[surrealia]

There are quite a few listed on this site.
Just scroll down to the section on worksheets and handouts.

[Mike_2007]

Don't have a lot of links and I rarely teach kids but I picked up a couple of free worksheets from this site once:

http://www.english-4kids.com/worksheet.html

Mike

[hollysuel]

www.bogglesworldesl.com
www.efl4u.com
www.englishclub.com
www.issuesdirect.co.uk
www.theenglishboutique.com
www.eslbase.com
www.handoutsonline.com
www.justelstalk.com

Not many for kids, but you might find something...

[naturegirl321]

[keitepai]

Could you use a more play based approach with this age than worksheets? (don't know if it suits your situation?)

Younger children often learn more quickly with a hands on approach that gives them real experiences - language learning is incorporated easily into play wih either groups or individuals. All curriculum areas can be covered using this method and you can extend learning by using project based learning.

If you are teaching handwriting then worksheets may be more useful but generally they don't give much depth to teaching and learning. (In my opinion! )