clearly labels questions/tasks with numbers or letters (so they can easily be referred to orally during feedback or answers).When selecting or making a worksheet, bear in mind that an effective worksheet: There are many different types of worksheet, but we can discern some common features that tend to make any worksheet work better for your students. they let students keep their work as reference material if they so wish.they are flexible and can supplement a text book very well.they are useful for assessment of learning and/or progress (especially targeted to specific areas).they can provide a good deal of repetition, often vital for internalizing concepts.worksheets can help stimulate independent learning.in large classes, when stronger learners have finished you can have some worksheets handy to keep them happy.some worksheets can be done in pairs or small groups, helping develop communication and teamwork skills.useful for revision, practice and test preparation.they can make good fillers and warm-ups.They are also a convenient, often free, resource for teachers that can easily be saved and printed as required. Worksheets are generally popular with learners because they are usually non-intimidating and user-friendly as well as providing a finite exercise (ideally one page) where learners get rapid feedback and can often judge for themselves their own abilities and progress.
When we speak of "worksheets" we are referring to ESL worksheets for the teaching/learning of English, but much of this guide is relevant to worksheets for other subjects too. But not all ESL worksheets are made equal. The world is full of worksheets, many of them made expressly for ESL or learning English. TEFL.NET : ESL Worksheets : Guide Guide to ESL Worksheets
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