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10 units per level. Every unit uses the same 50-minute plan. Each student card shows the next unit to teach.
Situation libraryReady-to-teach lessons for real-life situations, at every level. Use one when a student asks for a topic ("I'm traveling next week!"), as an extra lesson, or in group classes.Class gameA live game for online lessons. Share this screen on Zoom; students join on their phone or in another browser tab and answer live.Anime scene: guess the lineWatch a real anime scene. It pauses right before a character speaks: everyone guesses the line, then hears it.
Almost a beginner CEFR A0
- Unit 1Hello and namesGreet someone and say your name
- Unit 2Where I'm fromSay where you are from and where you live
- Unit 3Numbers and timeAsk and tell the time
- Unit 4Things I likeTalk about likes and dislikes
- Unit 5My familyIntroduce your family simply
- Unit 6My dayDescribe your daily routine
- Unit 7Food and orderingOrder simply at a café
- Unit 8Places in townAsk where places are and give simple directions
- Unit 9Weekend plansTalk about plans and invite someone
- Unit 10Review: my mini presentationTalk about yourself for one minute
Greetings and self-introductions CEFR A1
- Unit 1Introductions that keep goingIntroduce yourself and keep the talk going with questions
- Unit 2What I didTalk about the weekend in the past tense
- Unit 3ShoppingShop: ask about size, color and price
- Unit 4Health and the doctorDescribe how you feel and simple symptoms
- Unit 5Planning a tripTalk about travel plans and wishes
- Unit 6Recommending thingsRecommend something with a reason
- Unit 7ComparingCompare two things and choose
- Unit 8Requests and permissionMake polite requests and ask permission
- Unit 9Work and schoolExplain your work or studies and how you feel about them
- Unit 10Review: telling a storyTell a 1–2 minute story about something that happened
Everyday conversation, with effort CEFR A2
- Unit 1Small talk that flowsStart and grow small talk naturally
- Unit 2Experiences (present perfect)Talk about life experiences with the present perfect
- Unit 3Giving opinionsGive an opinion with clear reasons
- Unit 4Phone and video callsHandle phone and video calls
- Unit 5Problems and complaintsExplain a problem politely and ask for a solution
- Unit 6What if…? (conditionals)Imagine and discuss hypothetical situations
- Unit 7Explaining how things workExplain steps and Japanese culture clearly
- Unit 8Making and changing plansArrange, change and decline plans politely
- Unit 9News and current topicsSummarize a news story and react to it
- Unit 10Review: 3-minute talkSpeak for 3 minutes on a topic
Fine for most work and travel CEFR B1
- Unit 1Speaking up in meetingsJoin a meeting: give views, ask, agree and disagree
- Unit 2Updates and reportingGive a clear update: progress, issues, next steps
- Unit 3Telling stories wellTell vivid stories with past tenses
- Unit 4NegotiatingMake offers and reach a deal
- Unit 5Saying no politelyDecline and disagree without sounding rude
- Unit 6PresentationsGive a short, well-structured presentation
- Unit 7Pros, cons and recommendationsWeigh options and make a recommendation
- Unit 8Emails and chat at workWrite natural work emails and chat messages
- Unit 9Job interviewsAnswer common interview questions with examples
- Unit 10Review: discussionHold a 10-minute discussion
Can talk about almost anything CEFR B2+
- Unit 1Nuance and rephrasingRephrase the same idea for different situations
- Unit 2Idioms and natural speechUse common idioms naturally
- Unit 3Persuasive argumentsPersuade with evidence and structure
- Unit 4Leading a meetingRun a meeting and keep it on track
- Unit 5Difficult conversationsHandle conflict, complaints and bad news calmly
- Unit 6Talking about numbers and dataDescribe and interpret charts and data
- Unit 7Culture and valuesDiscuss cultural differences in depth
- Unit 8Thinking on your feetSpeak for 1–2 minutes without preparation
- Unit 9Humor and social EnglishUnderstand jokes and sarcasm, and enjoy banter
- Unit 10Review: open debateHold a 15-minute in-depth debate