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Start with the students you teach most. Pick a lesson type, choose their level, and open a free sample to try in class.
Kids curriculumSeven levels, from first words to advanced discussion.
Which level do you teach most?
These are Super English ESL curriculum levels. Use the descriptions to find a starting point; they are not a placement result.
Level 1 · True beginnerStarting with first words and simple greetings.
Hello
A gentle starting point for first English lessons.
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Level 2 · BeginnerUsing familiar words and short sentence patterns.
Let’s Go!
Practice people, places, and who/where questions.
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Your next step: Continue with Lesson 2, then follow the rest of free Unit 1 through its assessment.
Lesson 1 includes slides, homework, a teacher guide, and a homework answer key. Practice who/where questions, go/goes, and short-a words.
Level 3 · ElementaryBuilding fuller sentences and reading confidence.
Days of the Week
Explore days and routines with guided language practice.
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Level 4 · Pre-intermediateReady for longer answers and past-tense practice.
Outdoors
Talk about camping and practice regular past-tense forms.
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Level 5 · IntermediateExplaining ideas with more independent English.
Pets
Use a familiar animal topic for reading and discussion.
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Level 6 · AdvancedWorking with richer texts and more complex ideas.
Space
Explore the universe through vocabulary and discussion.
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Level 7 · Advanced extensionReady for complex topics and deeper discussion.
Coffee Culture
Explore food culture and share more developed opinions.
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Adult lessonsEveryday English and conversation for adult learners.
What do your adult students need?
Choose from the adult lesson collections currently available.
True beginner adultsLittle or no English; first everyday conversations.
Hello
Start with adult greetings and introductions.
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View the five-lesson beginner set →
Your next step: Continue with Lesson 2: Places. Set 1 ends with a review after four topic lessons.
Intermediate adultsReady to compare ideas and explain opinions.
Big City vs Small Town
Discuss places to live and give reasons for preferences.
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Speaking practiceFocused conversation for young learners, teens, and IELTS.
Which speaking group do you teach most?
For intermediate adult conversation, choose Adult lessons above.
Beginner · Young learnersGuided answers on familiar topics.
Outdoors
Get students talking about outdoor activities.
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Upper beginner / low intermediate · Young learnersMoving from short answers to fuller conversations.
Morning Routine
Practice talking about everyday routines.
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Intermediate · TeensSharing opinions and asking follow-up questions.
Pets
Use an animal topic to encourage discussion.
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Upper intermediate / advanced · IELTSStructured practice for exam-style speaking.
Artificial Intelligence
Explore an IELTS speaking topic with extended responses.
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