Talking about likes and dislikes is a great way to practice the simple present tense. This week’s Spotlight lesson, Frida – Simple Present Reading, introduces your young learners to a girl who likes school, swimming, and basketball.
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How do we show possession in English? Students will learn how to tell the difference between your and yours (and even you’re!) in our NEW lesson on Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns. (more…)

Here’s a fun activity to do tomorrow in class for Valentine’s Day! Valentine Code gives students practice with vowels while they crack the secret code to solve vocabulary words. (more…)

Go beyond apples and oranges with our NEW vocabulary lesson on Fruit! (more…)

Do your young learners know what noodling is? How about trout tickling? Find out in our featured lesson on Fishing! (more…)

We have news! What could it be? Why, it’s a NEW grammar lesson on Modals of Possibility! Teach young learners when to use could, might, and may with this colorful lesson. (more…)

Our Word Bank has lots of fun and interesting topics for kids, such as community helpers, hobbies, zoo animals, and feelings. And what could be better than our NEW vocabulary lesson on Toys? (more…)

Drawing is a great creative outlet. Kids love our drawing activities, and you will too—they combine drawing and coloring with speaking, listening, vocabulary, reading, or writing skills. (more…)

Are your young learners familiar with the past progressive? Show them this tense (also known as the past continuous) in context in our anti-bullying story about a fighter called Souljah31. (more…)

Take a look at our two fun vocabulary worksheets: Christmas: Find the Objects and Winter: Find the Objects.
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