In 2002, I stepped onto a plane for the very first time making a significant decision about employment that would eventually become a career. I was heading to South Korea, not just to explore a new country but to step into a classroom as an English teacher. That step turned out to be the start of a deeply rewarding journey in language education.

What You Will Find Here

This site is a collection of teaching materials I’ve put together over the years. They’re straightforward, easy to access, and ready for you to use. Available in PDF format, these worksheets are flexible enough to fit a variety of teaching scenarios. You can print them out for hands-on activities, display them on a screen for group work, or even integrate them into digital platforms for interactive learning. They’re made to be as adaptable as your teaching needs to be.

About the Resources

These worksheets have been with me since the early days in the classroom. They’re not flawless, and you might notice they carry the charm of an earlier era in their images and design. But after two decades and countless downloads, I’ve learned that sharing these resources—with all their quirks—is far more valuable than taking them offline. Learning really transcends time.

Every piece of content comes with suggestions and guidance to help you integrate it into a task-based learning experiences, with tips to guide you there, if you are just beginning to work with task-based and student-centered learning. Whether you’re facilitating pair work, group discussions, or individual tasks, these materials are here to help you give your students the voice they need to succeed in English.

Enjoy, appreciate, and share.

Sara