Kids English · Lesson 09 — Things in My Classroom — Name What You See
Your classroom is full of English words: book, pen, pencil, desk, chair, board, door, window. Examples This is a book. That is a pen. The door…
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Kids English · Lesson 08 — Feelings — How Do You Feel Today?
Feelings have names in English. Knowing them helps you tell people how you are. Examples Happy — you’re smiling. Sad — you want a hug. Tired…
ReadKids English · Lesson 07 — Days of the Week — Seven Magic Words
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Seven days — and Friday is everyone’s favourite. Examples Monday–Friday: school or work days Saturday and Sunday: the weekend!…
ReadKids English · Lesson 06 — Food I Like — Yummy Words
Some foods are delicious (yummy!), some not so much. You can say what you like in English very simply. Examples I like apples. I like pizza.…
ReadKids English · Lesson 05 — My Body — Head to Toe
Head, shoulders, knees, and toes — you may know the song! Add: eyes, ears, nose, mouth, hands, feet. Examples Touch your head — say ‘head!’ Touch…
ReadKids English · Lesson 04 — Animals — Farm Friends and Wild Creatures
English animal words are fun. Some you say loud — LION! Some are soft — mouse. Examples Farm: cow, pig, horse, chicken Wild: lion, elephant, monkey,…
ReadKids English · Lesson 03 — Numbers 1 to 10 — Start Counting
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Ten words that let you count almost everything. Examples Count your fingers out loud: one, two,…
ReadKids English · Lesson 02 — Colors — Paint Your World in English
Colors are everywhere. Learning them in English is like getting a new paintbox — suddenly everything has a name. Examples The sky is blue. Grass is…
ReadKids English · Lesson 01 — Hello and Goodbye — Your First English Words
Hello opens every conversation. Goodbye closes it. Two words, unlimited use. Examples Hello! → I see you and I’m glad. Goodbye! → I’ll see you again.…
ReadELT365 · D181 — Month 6 Review — 30 Ideas for Your Next Receptive Skills Lesson
Idea — Thirty days, thirty tools. Choose three you haven’t used yet: a prediction task, a transcript comparison, or an extensive reading experiment outside class. Example…
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