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Am, is and are
Introduce yourself, describe someone and talk about how you feel. Start with three small words that make complete English sentences.
A and an: listen to the first sound
Talk about one object or person with a or an. The first sound of the next word helps you choose.
One book, two books: singular and plural
Name one thing or several things clearly. Practise the everyday spelling changes in plural nouns.
Have and has: talk about what you have
Describe your belongings, family and everyday needs. Learn when have changes to has and when it changes back.
Talk about your day in the present simple
Tell someone what you do regularly: study, work, travel, cook or play. Build a short conversation about your day.
Ask questions with do and does
Find out what someone likes, where they study and what they do each day. Practise questions you can actually use.
Talk about yesterday: the past simple
Tell a short story about something that already happened. Learn a few useful past forms and avoid adding the past twice.
Polite English for everyday requests
Ask for help, borrow something or ask someone to repeat a sentence. Use short, respectful language without worrying about a perfect accent.
Read short words: cat, pen, sit, hop, sun
Read short words by joining their sounds. This starter lesson uses simple three-letter words with a short vowel in the middle.
Eight useful English words and their meanings
Learn a few words well, then use them in your own sentences. These words help you describe learning, people and daily life.
Addition and number bonds
Combine two groups and check the total.
Subtraction: how many are left?
Take away a quantity and check by adding it back.
Multiplication through equal groups
Connect repeated addition with multiplication.
Share equally with division
Find the size of each equal share.
Fractions of what is left
Turn a remaining quantity into a fraction of the original whole.
Add fractions with the same denominator
Add equal-sized fractional parts and simplify.
Percentages in everyday questions
Find a percentage of a quantity with clear steps.
Divide a total in a ratio
Turn ratio parts into real quantities.
Area of a rectangle
Measure the space inside a rectangle.
Mean and averages
Share a total evenly to find the mean.
Solve one-variable linear equations
Undo operations while keeping an equation balanced.
Quadratics by factorisation
Find roots by writing a quadratic as a product.
Powers and exponents
Understand repeated multiplication.
Ohm’s law: current, voltage and resistance
Use V = IR with matching units.
Average speed from distance and time
Calculate a whole journey’s average speed.
Density, mass and volume
Describe how much mass occupies a given volume.
Moles from mass and molar mass
Convert a sample’s mass to amount of substance.
Differentiate a power of x
Use the power rule on a single term.
Probability with equally likely outcomes
Count favourable outcomes and all possible outcomes.
Binary to decimal conversion
Read base-two place values.
The accounting equation
Relate assets, liabilities and owner’s equity.
Constant-step number sequences
Identify and extend an arithmetic pattern.
Cells: basic structures and jobs
Match basic cell structures to their functions.
Plants, roots and photosynthesis
Explore how plants take in water and make food.
Equivalent fractions
Two fractions can look different and still mean the same amount. Learn to spot, build and simplify matching fractions.
Decimals and place value
Read, write and compare decimal numbers by understanding tenths, hundredths and thousandths.
Adding and subtracting integers
Add and subtract positive and negative numbers confidently using the number line and sign rules.
Angles of a triangle
Use the 180 degree angle sum to find missing angles and classify triangles.
Trigonometry ratios
Use sine, cosine and tangent in right angled triangles to find unknown sides and angles.
Light and shadows
Explain how light travels, how shadows form, and the difference between transparent, translucent and opaque materials.
Acids and bases
Identify acids and bases, read the pH scale, and predict what happens in neutralisation.
Simple interest
Compute simple interest and total amounts for savings, loans and exam word problems.
A and an: listen to the first sound
A guided English lesson with examples and practice.
Am, is and are
A guided English lesson with examples and practice.
Talk about your day in the present simple
A guided English lesson with examples and practice.
Ask questions with do and does
A guided English lesson with examples and practice.
Have and has: talk about what you have
A guided English lesson with examples and practice.
Polite English for everyday requests
A guided English lesson with examples and practice.
Read short words: cat, pen, sit, hop, sun
A guided English lesson with examples and practice.
One book, two books: singular and plural
A guided English lesson with examples and practice.
Eight useful English words and their meanings
A guided English lesson with examples and practice.
Talk about yesterday: the past simple
A guided English lesson with examples and practice.
A and an: listen to the first sound worksheet
Printable practice with answer explanations.
Am, is and are worksheet
Printable practice with answer explanations.
Talk about your day in the present simple worksheet
Printable practice with answer explanations.
Ask questions with do and does worksheet
Printable practice with answer explanations.
Have and has: talk about what you have worksheet
Printable practice with answer explanations.
Polite English for everyday requests worksheet
Printable practice with answer explanations.
Read short words: cat, pen, sit, hop, sun worksheet
Printable practice with answer explanations.
One book, two books: singular and plural worksheet
Printable practice with answer explanations.
Eight useful English words and their meanings worksheet
Printable practice with answer explanations.
Talk about yesterday: the past simple worksheet
Printable practice with answer explanations.
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