ESL Resource

  Learn how to pronounce the English word “salmon” with an easy example sentence:  “He ate salmon at the restaurant.”  A quick and helpful video for English learners at any level.

What Is a Verb? This handy printable explains the three main types of verbs in simple English: action , state , and occurrence . It includes easy examples, clear definitions, and example sentences to help learners understand what verbs are and how to spot them. Covers: What verbs do The difference between action, state, and occurrence verbs Why we say “to” before verbs like to eat or to be Simple examples and tips to support ESL beginners Perfect for A1-A2 level learners, homeschoolers, and anyone starting to learn English grammar. 🖨️ Print and use in lessons, tutoring, or self-study! A4 PDF. Download Here!  

Learn how to pronounce "vegetable" in English! Many English learners say this word wrong, but don't worry, you're not alone. In this short video, you'll hear the correct pronunciation and see an example sentence to help you remember it. 🎧 English pronunciation 📘 Word: vegetable 🗣️ Sentence: "A carrot is a healthy vegetable." Perfect for ESL learners and beginners working on everyday vocabulary!  

If you're an English learner at A1 level, this short video will help you learn how to say the days of the week clearly and confidently. Listen and repeat after each word to improve your pronunciation and speaking skills. This is a great video for beginners, students, and ESL teachers looking for a quick and easy resource to practise the basics. Includes:  Audio pronunciation of all 7 days Simple, slow, and clear voiceover Suitable for all ages  

Make teaching daily routines fun and visual with this complete 30-minute ESL lesson plan for A1 learners. Designed for online tutors and classroom teachers, it comes with ready-to-use flashcards for easy vocabulary practice and student engagement. This lesson includes: Warm-up questions to get students speaking Key vocabulary with matching flashcards (e.g., brush teeth, have dinner) Present simple sentence models Guided speaking practice using real-life routines Optional writing task for homework or follow-up Perfect for beginner-level students learning English for the first time. Get this lesson plan here!  

Learn how to say "chocolate" in English! Many English learners say it wrong - it’s not cho-co-late 👀 Correct pronunciation: /ˈtʃɒk.lət/ Repeat and practise with the example sentence: "Would you like some chocolate?"  

Help your beginner-level English learners build confidence from the very first lesson with this easy-to-follow 30-minute ESL lesson plan. Perfect for online teaching, this resource introduces essential phrases, such as “My name is…”, “I am from…”, and “I am a student.” The lesson utilises visual aids, simple drills, and guided speaking practice, ideal for A1 learners who require clear, supportive instruction. What’s Inside: A complete 30-minute structured lesson Vocabulary & phrases for introductions Step-by-step instructions for warm-up, practice, and wrap-up Optional grammar focus and extension activity Ideas for flashcards with jobs and country flags Suitable for online or classroom use Who it’s for: ESL/EFL teachers working with A1 (beginner) students Online tutors looking for ready-to-use, engaging materials Anyone teaching English to newcomers or international students Why you’ll love it: Clear, easy-to-teach structure Fun and interactive—focuses on  real communication Sa...

Boost your language learning with this simple and effective vocabulary notebook. Designed for learners of any language, this 6 "x 9" notebook with a glossy cover helps you record and review up to 1,000 words, providing space for translations and notes. Each page features space for 10 words, their translations, and room for any helpful notes, such as usage tips or pronunciation hints. Test yourself easily  by covering the translation column as you revise. Get the Notebook Here!  

This ESL Online Lesson Planner is designed specifically for English language teachers working with EFL/ESL students in an online setting. With a structured “Before, During, After” format, this planner helps you prepare effective lessons, track progress, and reflect on learning outcomes. Includes dedicated space for CEFR levels, student names, dates, and follow-up notes, plus a Table of Contents for easy reference. Ideal for freelance tutors, TEFL teachers, or anyone delivering one-to-one ESL lessons online. Stay organised, reduce prep stress, and support your students’ language progress with a planner made for your teaching style. Store lesson plans and notes for up to 49 lessons. Size: 6 x 9 Inches. Glossy cover. Get it Here!  

Struggling with nouns? This easy-to-read A4 reference sheet breaks down  the different types of nouns  with simple explanations and everyday examples. Ideal for adult learners, tutors, or anyone who wants a clear overview of English grammar basics. Includes: Common & proper nouns Concrete & abstract nouns Countable & uncountable nouns Collective, compound & possessive nouns Perfect for use in lessons, self-study, or as a handy grammar poster. Download Here!  

This A4 printable is a clear and easy-to-follow guide to the most common English tenses.  Each tense includes the sentence structure, when to use it, and a simple example.  Helpful for learners from beginner to intermediate level. Use it to support your studies, lessons, or everyday English practice. Great for quick reference at home or in class. Download Here!  

  Learn how to pronounce and use the word "comfortable" in English! Sentence example: “This chair is really comfortable.” Perfect for English learners who want to sound more natural and build vocabulary.

This printable A4 vocabulary sheet features 30 common animals with colourful graphics and clear word labels. Designed especially for ESL learners, it helps students build their animal vocabulary in a fun and engaging way.  Each animal is paired with a simple image to support word recognition and memory. Great for classroom use, home learning, or individual practice. Perfect for: ✔ Beginner to elementary ESL learners ✔ Visual learners ✔ Vocabulary-building activities Download Here!

Free A4 Printable: Modal Verbs Reference Sheet This A4-sized printable is perfect for English language learners who want a quick and visual way to memorise common modal verbs. The design features 11 key modal verbs displayed on numbered t-shirt icons, including  can, could, shall, should, will, would, may, might, must, ought to,  and  used to . Whether you’re studying for exams, teaching ESL, or building your vocabulary, this sheet makes it easy to remember essential modal verbs at a glance. Print it out and keep it handy on your wall, in your folder, or with your language learning materials. Ideal for learners of all ages and levels! Download Here!