Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs—English sentences are formed from various parts of speech. It might help young learners to think of parts of speech as building blocks for sentences. Our NEW Parts of Speech lesson breaks down each part of speech, describing the function and giving examples in a way that is easy to understand. (more…)
The city is a big place, and explaining the location of a building and how to get to it can seem quite challenging to English learners. Our new Prepositions of Direction lesson makes it easier with picture dictionaries, maps, and lots of practice exercises. (more…)
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…)
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…)
What are you doing right now? Are you studying? Are you learning? We’ve completely redone our Present Progressive lesson to give your kids even more practice with this very common verb tense! (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…)
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…)
What should your young learners do to improve their grammar? They should try our new lesson on Modals of Advice! (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…)
Do your young English language learners struggle with we vs. us? How about I and me? Remembering when to use subject and object pronouns can be challenging. Our NEW grammar lesson, Subject & Object Pronouns, makes it much easier! Students will also love the Family theme. (more…)
