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Students are introduced to and review English grammar.
Grammar is taught using fun, communicative activities, matching and gap fill activities as well as scripted conversations and role-plays. Verb tenses, prepositions, conditionals, countable and uncountable nouns, comparatives and superlatives, articles, modals for advice, permission and obligation, and much more!
Asking for and giving directions
Level A2, A2+
5 pages
90 mins
People and placesTravel
Students are introduced to phrases used for asking for and giving directions. Students will be able to give and follow…
Past Perfect Simple and Continuous
Level B2, C1
3 pages
120 mins
Students review and become more familiar with the past perfect simple and past perfect continuous forms. A story about a…
What is it made of?
Level A2+, B1
3 pages
90 mins
Students focus on the use of the past participle of the verb ‘make’ (made of, made from, and made with)…
What do you do?
Level A1, A2
3 pages
90 mins
BusinessDaily lifeWork
Students will be able to confidently describe and talk about their job and its responsibilities. Students practice asking questions in…
What did you do on holiday?
Level A1, A2
2 pages
60 mins
Travel
Students learn some verb noun collocations used to talk about holidays. Students build conversations about what they did on their…
Let’s Go Places
Help your students explore new vocabulary and build English fluency by guiding them through a series of activities that challenge and engage them.
Watch your students using English with enthusiasm. Let’s go Places uses original color pictures that look great and your students will appreciate that, but don’t worry, they look great in black and white as well!
Let’s Go to a Museum
Level A2, A2+
2 pages
90 mins
People and placesTravel
Asking and answering questions about museums, art, and exhibitions. Who are some famous artists in your country? What kind of…
Let’s Go to Europe
Level A2, A2+
3 pages
90 mins
People and placesTravel
Asking and answering questions about Europe and European countries. Would you like to live in Europe? Why/why not? Where would…
Let’s Go to the Airport
Level A2, A2+
3 pages
90 mins
People and placesTravel
Asking and answering questions about airports and traveling. Where can travelers catch a bus or taxi? Which airline is the…
Let’s Go to the Department Store
Level A2, A2+
3 pages
90 mins
Daily lifePeople and places
Asking and answering questions about shopping at a department store. What is the woman with the child thinking about? What…
Let’s Go Outside
Level A2, A2+
3 pages
90 mins
Daily lifeSeasonal
Asking and answering questions about seasons, activities, and weather. What seasons can you see in the pictures? Which months are…
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