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…)

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…)

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…)

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…)

How often do your young learners study grammar? Always, often, sometimes, or never? Frequency adverbs are very common for talking about things like daily routines and how often we do certain actions. Our NEW Adverbs of Frequency lesson gives students ample speaking and writing practice with this grammar target! (more…)

Independence Day, also known as the Fourth of July or July Fourth, is a federal holiday that commemorates the July 4, 1776, adoption of the Declaration of Independence. We’ve got a fun and festive Independence Day vocabulary lesson that your kids will love! (more…)

Canada Day is a federal holiday celebrated on July 1 that commemorates the signing of the Constitution Act on July 1, 1867. We’ve got a fun and festive Canada Day vocabulary lesson that your kids will love! (more…)

This Sunday is Father’s Day in many countries. In honor of all the great dads out there, our Spotlight lesson this week is Tom’s Father. (more…)