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Ready-to-teach lessons, interactive classroom games, and exam-prep workbooks — built by a teacher to save you hours of planning and bring every lesson to life.

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Lesson Plans

Free, ready-to-teach lesson plans for every level — download, print, and walk into class prepared.

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What you will find

Complete 45- and 90-minute plans with a clear warm-up, a main task, and a closing activity. Each one states the level, the aim, and the language focus at the top, so you can tell in seconds whether it fits the class you are about to teach.

Printable student handouts and a teacher version with answers
Timings for every stage, plus extension tasks for fast finishers
Levels from A2 through C1, sorted by topic and language point

Discussion Topics

Conversation questions and speaking prompts that get every student talking with confidence.

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What you will find

Topic sets built for real speaking time, not one-word answers. Questions move from easy openers to opinion and debate, so quieter students can join early and stronger students still have somewhere to go.

Useful phrases and vocabulary to support weaker speakers
Pair, group, and whole-class formats for the same topic
Ideal for a last-minute lesson or the final ten minutes of class

Class Projects

Step-by-step project briefs that turn English into something your students create together.

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What you will find

Multi-lesson projects where students plan, build, and present something of their own — a podcast, a campaign, a travel guide. Each brief is written for the student, so you can hand it over and let the class run.

A clear student brief with stages, roles, and a final deliverable
A marking rubric so grading is fast and consistent
Works as a whole unit or as one lesson a week over a month

Reading Material

Leveled reading passages with comprehension questions that grow vocabulary and build real fluency.

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What you will find

Original texts graded by level, each followed by comprehension, vocabulary, and discussion work. Many units also include an audio recording and a transcript, so the same text doubles as a listening lesson.

Passages organized by level and unit topic
Comprehension questions that check understanding, not memory
Audio plus transcript on the B2 units for listening practice

Student Workbook

Interactive, self-scoring practice pages your students complete online — grammar, vocabulary, and exam skills.

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What you will find

Practice pages that mark themselves and explain every answer, so students see why a choice was wrong while it still matters. Set them as homework, use them on classroom tablets, or project one and work through it together.

Instant scoring with a short explanation for each answer
Grammar, vocabulary, and exam-skills sets at several levels
Nothing to install and no student account needed

Classroom Games

Ready-to-play games that turn review into the best part of class — no prep, all energy.

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What you will find

Games you open on the board and play, with the rules, the scoring, and the timer built in. Most run for twenty to thirty minutes and work as review, as a reward, or as a way to rescue a tired Friday afternoon.

Team scoring and timers handled on screen
Speaking, vocabulary, and grammar review formats
No printing, no cutting, no preparation before class

Maturita Resources

Targeted practice, model answers, and speaking prep that get your students ready for the English Maturita exam.

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What you will find

Material built around the exam topics students actually face, with the picture-description and topic-talk stages practiced separately before they are put together. Useful whether the exam is in June or eight months away.

Topic-by-topic vocabulary and useful phrase banks
Model answers that show what a strong response sounds like
Speaking-exam practice tasks you can run in pairs

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