Where does honey come from? How many eggs does a queen bee lay in one day? Why do bees dance? Your young learners will find out all this and more in our featured lesson on Honeybees! (more…)

Our NEW grammar lesson on Modals of Necessity will teach young learners all about when to use must, have to, and have got to. (more…)

The /ch/ sound (/tʃ/ written phonetically) is commonly confused with /sh/ (/ʃ/ written phonetically), so English language learners usually struggle to pronounce words spelled with “ch.” Our phonics lesson on “ch” words will have your students pronouncing and spelling words like cheese, cherry, match, and chair with ease! (more…)

Kids will love our NEW slimy, slithery lesson on Reptiles! (more…)

Many students and teachers are heading back to school, so it’s a great time to discuss goals in class! Our Spotlight lesson this week is on Andy and his goals. (more…)

Are you heading back to school? It’s a good time of year to review School Subjects! (more…)

Do your young learners like studying gerunds? Do they like to study infinitives? Young learners will learn all about the differences in usage in our NEW Gerunds & Infinitives lesson! (more…)

Summer will be wrapping up soon, and many teachers around the world will start planning lessons for the new school year. Try our Back to School – Find the Objects vocabulary worksheet during the first week of school for a fun way to go over basic classroom vocabulary! (more…)

The 2016 Summer Olympic Games are on, so it’s a great time to try our brand new Countries vocabulary lesson with your young learners! (more…)

This week’s Spotlight lesson, Cathy and Nate, includes two stories about young love. Cathy’s story uses the simple present, present progressive, simple past, and simple future tenses in context, while Nate’s story focuses on the modal “must.” (more…)