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  • 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
  • Lesson Plan

    Travel Conversation Questions (B1–C1)

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

    • Ages 13+
    • B1–C1
    • Speaking
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • Lesson Plan

    Lesson plan generator

    Choose an age, a topic, a length and where you teach. You get a real lesson — five blocks, timed to the minute, with the games and printables for each one already linked.

    • Ages 3–11
  • Lesson Plan

    Have got

    Owning something, and describing a body or a family — the structure that carries half of a young learner's speaking.

    • Ages 4–11
    • Pre-A1
    • Grammar
  • Lesson Plan

    Work & Career Conversation Questions (B1–C1)

    Dream jobs, remote work, burnout and the future of careers.

    • Ages 13+
    • B1–C1
    • Speaking
  • Lesson Plan

    Teaching English to 5–6 year olds

    A free path for children aged 5–6: twelve topics in order, first letter sounds, 5–10 minute activities, matching games and a rhythm for home or class.

    • Ages 5–6
  • Lesson Plan

    Hotel Reception Role Play (A2–B1)

    A booking mix-up, a noisy room and a very early departure.

    • Ages 13+
    • A2–B1
    • Speaking
  • Lesson Plan · 20 min

    A Voicemail from a Friend: A2 Listening

    Emma moves a cinema plan to a later time and asks for a favour.

    • Ages 13+
    • A2
    • Listening
  • Lesson Plan · 45 min

    Colours & Numbers Unit: Extra ESL Activities

    Colours and numbers come back in every unit after this one, so they are worth a lesson full of movement, counting and games.

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

    Instructions

    Stand up, open your books, work in pairs — the everyday instructions that keep a lesson moving in English.

    • Ages 3–11
    • Speaking
  • Lesson Plan

    Can and can't

    Ability, permission and the first polite request — one small word that unlocks three different lessons.

    • Ages 4–11
    • Pre-A1
    • Grammar
  • Lesson Plan

    Technology Conversation Questions (B1–C1)

    Gadgets, screen time, AI and online privacy.

    • Ages 13+
    • B1–C1
    • Speaking
  • Lesson Plan

    Teaching English to 7–8 year olds

    Twelve topics in teaching order for children aged 7–8, each with a lesson plan, printables and games — plus reading, first writing and spelling. All free.

    • Ages 7–8
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    Ordering at a Restaurant Role Play (A2–B1)

    A nut allergy, a film to catch and a kitchen that's very busy tonight.

    • Ages 13+
    • A2–B1
    • Speaking
  • Lesson Plan · 20 min

    Asking for Directions: A2 Listening

    A visitor asks a local the way to the train station.

    • Ages 13+
    • A2
    • Listening
  • Lesson Plan · 45 min

    My Family Unit: Extra ESL Activities

    Children love talking about their own families. Build the lesson around real people: a drawn family tree, questions and a short dialogue.

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

    Praise & encouragement

    More than “good job”: praise for effort, for kindness and for a brave try — and a generator with a fresh one every time.

    • Ages 3–11
    • Speaking
  • Lesson Plan

    There is / there are

    Describing a room, a picture or a scene — the structure that turns a word list into a description.

    • Ages 5–11
    • Pre-A1
    • Grammar
  • Lesson Plan

    Environment Conversation Questions (B1–C1)

    Waste, nature, green habits and the future of the planet.

    • Ages 13+
    • B1–C1
    • Speaking

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