Home sweet home! Our new lesson on The Bathroom now completes our Housing Vocabulary series. The Buildings & Transportation section of our Word Bank has fun and colorful lessons on the house, the kitchen, the living room, the bedroom, and the bathroom. (more…)

Has your hometown changed in the past 50 years? In this week’s Spotlight lesson, Sasquatch Hills: Simple Past Reading, students practice using the simple past tense, the simple present tense, and prepositions of place. (more…)

When is a good time to study prepositions? There are three main prepositions of time: at, in, and on. All three are thoroughly covered in our new grammar lesson on Prepositions of Time! (more…)

Will you be doing Valentine’s Day activities with your young learners this week and next? Our Valentine’s Day vocabulary lesson has a variety of fun activities to do in class. Valentine’s Code gives students practice with vowels while they crack the secret code to solve vocabulary words. Valentine’s Day: Find the Objects lets students match vocabulary words to objects in a picture, which they can then color. (more…)

What do you see when you walk around the city? We’ve added a new lesson, In the City, to the Buildings & Transportation section of our Word Bank this week! (more…)

What should your young learners do to improve their grammar? They should try our new lesson on Modals of Advice! (more…)

Looking for an interesting job or sport to discuss in class? Kids will love finding out what life is like for a circus performer in our featured lesson on Acrobatics. (more…)

Dive into our new lesson on Sea Life!

In this eight-page Word Bank lesson, students will learn the spelling and pronunciation of common ocean creatures. They get vocabulary practice through several fun, colorful activities, including a picture dictionary, matchup, word choice, word search, word scramble, and spelling bee. This lesson finishes up with discussion questions so that your students can practice using the vocabulary in context. (more…)

Do your students learn grammar quickly or slowly? Adverbs that end in -ly are common in English, and the most common -ly adverbs are Adverbs of Manner. In our NEW grammar lesson, students practice how to form and use these adverbs with fun exercises that will get them writing, speaking, and moving! (more…)

Our Spotlight lesson this week is Winter: Find the Objects, a simple vocabulary worksheet that will ease your young students back into learning mode after the holidays.
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