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  • Worksheet

    The whole pack — Animals

    Every printable of the topic on one page, in printing order — one print, the whole pile.

    • Ages 3–11
    • Vocabulary

  • Interactive Game · 5–15 min

    Garden of Pairs

    Every card is a seed packet in a walled garden. Turn one and it blooms; find its twin and the pair stays in flower, with a butterfly to prove it.

    • Ages 3–11
    • Vocabulary

  • Lesson Plan

    The first ten lessons: ages 5–6

    Ten ready first lessons for children aged 5–6: the topic, the goal, a 25-minute plan, a game and a printable for each — free, and one click from this page.

    • Ages 5–6

  • Lesson Plan

    Present simple

    What a child does every day — routines, habits and the third-person -s that takes a year to stick.

    • Ages 6–11
    • Pre-A1
    • Grammar

  • Presentation · 2 min

    The Cat and the Rat

    A rat visits, and everyone ends up napping.

    • Ages 5–9
    • Reading

  • Teacher Tool

    Classroom timer

    A countdown everyone can see, with one-tap presets from 1 to 60 minutes.

    • Ages 3–11

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  • Interactive Game · 10–30 min

    Star Quest

    Teams sail an island of surprise cards — six kinds of challenge, and a class pet that hatches while you play.

    • Ages 3–11

  • Worksheet

    The whole pack — Animals

    Every printable of the topic on one page, in printing order — one print, the whole pile.

    • Ages 3–11
    • Vocabulary

  • Presentation

    Animals Vocabulary

    Free animals vocabulary presentation for ESL kids: 26 picture slides with audio, a quick check and a review grid. Present online or get PPT.

    • Ages 3–11
    • Pre-A1–A1
    • Vocabulary

  • Lesson Plan

    Am, is, are

    The first verb a child needs: naming themselves, naming a thing, saying how they feel.

    • Ages 3–11
    • Pre-A1
    • Grammar

  • Presentation · 2 min

    The Cat and the Rat

    A rat visits, and everyone ends up napping.

    • Ages 5–9
    • Reading

  • Teacher Tool

    Classroom timer

    A countdown everyone can see, with one-tap presets from 1 to 60 minutes.

    • Ages 3–11

  • Interactive Game

    School Objects: Interactive English Classroom

    A classroom to explore: hear the words, pack the bag, listen and find, count and say.

    • Ages 3–7
    • Pre-A1
    • Vocabulary

  • Lesson Plan

    Travel Conversation Questions (B1–C1)

    Trips, planning styles, tourism and what travel really teaches us.

    • Ages 13+
    • B1–C1
    • Speaking

  • Interactive Game · 5–10 min

    Grammar Sprint: a 60-second grammar quiz

    60-second rounds of choose-the-correct-form, A1 to B2, with a review of every mistake.

    • Ages 8–17
    • A1–B2
    • Grammar

  • Worksheet · 4 min

    The Phone on the Train

    Lena leaves her phone on the train, and a stranger answers.

    • Ages 12+
    • A2
    • Reading

  • Flashcards

    -at Word Family: Word List & Games for Kids

    Short vowels: CVC families · cat, hat, bat

    • Ages 3–11
    • Phonics

  • Lesson Plan

    Teaching English to 3–4 year olds

    A free, ordered path for children aged 3–4: twelve topics in teaching order, 3–6 minute activities, the games that fit, and a weekly rhythm you can keep.

    • Ages 3–4

  • Worksheet

    Am, is, are

    Fill the gap, put the words in order, circle the right one — answers at the bottom.

    • Ages 3–11
    • Pre-A1
    • Grammar

  • Flashcards

    Warm-up

    Easy hello questions to open the lesson — everyone can answer in one breath.

    • Ages 4–11
    • Speaking

  • Worksheet

    The Cat and the Rat

    The story, questions with one right answer, four sentences to order and a box to draw in.

    • Ages 5–9
    • Reading

  • Worksheet

    -at Word Family Worksheet for Kids

    Printable -at word family worksheet: match pictures to words, fill in the missing letter (cat, hat, bat…) and circle the -at words. Answer key included.

    • Ages 3–11
    • Phonics

  • Worksheet

    At the Shop

    Buying three red apples: hello, please, thank you and paying at the till.

    • Ages 5–11
    • Speaking

  • Lesson Plan

    Airport Check-in Role Play (A2–B1)

    A heavy suitcase, a delayed flight and no aisle seats left.

    • Ages 13+
    • A2–B1
    • Speaking

  • Flashcards

    Common Phrasal Verbs List with Examples

    Get up, find out, run out of: the phrasal verbs of a normal day.

    • Ages 13+
    • A2–B1
    • Vocabulary

  • Lesson Plan · 20 min

    Booking a Table: A2 Listening

    A phone call to book a family dinner at a busy restaurant.

    • Ages 13+
    • A2
    • Listening

  • Lesson Plan · 45 min

    Hello Unit: Extra ESL Activities for Kids

    Usually the first unit of the year: children learn to greet, give their name and ask a friend's. This pack turns it into a full lesson with plenty of talking.

    • Ages 3–11
    • Pre-A1–A1
    • Vocabulary

  • Flashcards

    Pre-primer

    The 40 words that start it all — the ones a child meets in their very first books.

    • Ages 3–11
    • Reading

  • Lesson Plan

    Greetings & starting the lesson

    Hello, the register, the day and the weather — the first five minutes that set the tone for the whole lesson.

    • Ages 3–11
    • Speaking

  • Flashcards

    Tongue twisters: The th sound

    Think, not sink or tink: the tongue peeks out between the teeth.

    • Ages 3–11
    • Speaking

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