This week, Sprout English’s featured lesson is Astronauts from the Interesting Jobs section in the Discovery Center. This five-page lesson includes discussion questions, vocabulary exercises (including a word scramble), a short reading full of interesting facts, comprehension questions, and a word maze. There is even an optional black-and-white title page for your students to color. Your young learners will love learning about the “vomit comet”! (more…)
Spotlight
Spotlight is an index of our featured lessons, updated weekly on SproutEnglish!
Are You…? Simple Present & Present Progressive
Halloween – Find the Objects
New and improved for 2016! Find our updated worksheet here: http://blog.sproutenglish.com/halloween-find-the-objects/
Adventure – Writing Project
Adventure, in the Writing section of the Project Depot, is a great way for your young learners to practice their writing skills.
All Sprout English’s writing activities include vocabulary words and phrases that are related to the writing topic. Your students will not only learn new words, but will also be more likely to remember them because they’ll use them in context in their writing. The phrases are designed to get students’ imagination going. Students must work them into their stories. (more…)
Baseball
Baseball, in the Sports section of the Color Mart, is our Lesson of the Week.
Last week, there was an article about how to use Sprout English’s site on our blog. The article mentioned that it’s important to give your students a break between challenging skills lessons such as grammar, reading, listening, etc. Giving your young learners a chance to color does just that! (more…)
Dangerous Aliens
Sprout English’s featured lesson this week is the Dangerous Aliens game from the Board Games section in the Games Room. This game, published by the Kinney Brothers, is a great one to play since Halloween is just around the corner. Spooky (and kind of cute) aliens will get your young learners into the Halloween spirit! (more…)
Let’s Learn about Hippos
This week, Sprout English’s featured lesson is Hippos from the Animals section in the Discovery Center. This fun, six-page lesson includes discussion questions, a short reading full of interesting facts, comprehension questions, vocabulary exercises (including a matching exercise and a crossword puzzle), and a word maze. There is even an optional black-and-white title page for your young learners to color. (more…)
I’m from Canada
Our Lesson of the Week, I’m from Canada in the Present Simple Dialogues 1 section of the Conversation Station, is a great follow-up from last week’s practice on the simple present. Students can improve their speaking, reading, listening, and grammar skills with this short exercise. (more…)
TV Boy – Simple Present Reading
This week’s featured lesson is TV Boy from the Present Simple Stories section in the Library. This four-page lesson includes a short reading that uses simple present verbs. There are comprehension questions to ensure that students understand the reading and a word scramble to practice new vocabulary. Because the reading focuses on likes and dislikes, there is a grammar review section that gives many examples of the “like” + infinitive verb construction. Students can practice this structure with the included speaking and writing exercises. (more…)
Team Sports
This week’s featured lesson is Team Sports from the Sports & Leisure section in the Word Bank. This lesson will help your students expand their vocabulary and improve their spelling through a popular theme. Eight pages of activities ensure your students have plenty of opportunities for practice, and you have the flexibility of doing it all in class or assigning some pages for homework or review the next day. Your students won’t get bored with this wide variety of activities, including a picture dictionary, a matchup exercise, a word choice exercise, a word search puzzle, a word scramble activity, and a spelling bee. Best of all, your students will be able to put these words to use in the “Question Time” section, where they can practice their speaking and writing skills. Go team! (more…)









