Category: English

  • English Nursery Rhyme – Three Little Kittens

    English Nursery Rhyme – Three Little Kittens

    Classic nursery rhyme Three Little Kittens A clean reading page for children, teachers, and families, with the rhyme, a simple history note, vocabulary support, and source details. History Read the poem Vocabulary Source 1 The kittens lose their mittens 2 They find and wear them 3 They wash them clean 4 The story grows into…

  • Dolch Basic Sight Vocabulary – 220 Words: Complete Lists & PDF Posters

    ENGLISH LANGUAGE Dolch Basic Sight Vocabulary 220 Learn, practice, mark, and print the 220 Dolch service words by level: Pre-Primer, Primer, First Grade, Second Grade, and Third Grade. 220 Service words 95 Common nouns 315 Total Dolch words 5 Learning levels What are Dolch Sight Words? The Dolch Word List is a classic early literacy…

  • 150 Most Frequent English Words

    ESL Vocabulary Builder 150 Most Frequent English Words Learn 150 common English words in a colourful, easy-to-read vocabulary grid. Select any word to see simple examples of how it is used in everyday English. How does it work? Choose a word from the list. Its examples stay beside the vocabulary grid, so you can explore…

  • English Letters and Sounds

    English Letters and Sounds

     English Phonics Decoding English Learn how English letters and sounds work together. Explore vowels, consonants, silent letters and common spelling patterns. A Vowels English has five main vowel letters: A, E, I, O and U. The letter Y can also act as a vowel in some words. A E I O U Y B…

  • A Bee Sat On My Nose Nursery Rhyme

    🐝 English Nursery Rhyme A Bee Sat On My Nose A Bee Sat On My Nose is a short English nursery rhyme for children and beginner English learners. Read the rhyme, learn useful vocabulary, and discover its funny ending. Perfect for early reading, ESL vocabulary practice, pronunciation, classroom activities, and learning English through rhyme. Nursery…

  • Frère Jacques Nursery Rhyme

    French Nursery Rhyme Frère Jacques French and English French Frère Jacques, Frère Jacques, Dormez-vous ? Dormez-vous ? Sonnez les matines ! Sonnez les matines ! Ding, ding, dong. Ding, ding, dong. English Brother John, Brother John, Are you sleeping? Are you sleeping? Ring the morning bells! Ring the morning bells! Ding, ding, dong. Ding, ding,…

  • English Grammar – Conjunctions

    English Grammar Conjunctions Conjunctions are words that join words, phrases, or sentences together. Coordinating Conjunctions forI stayed home, for I was sick. andI like tea and coffee. norHe neither smiled nor spoke. butIt is small but strong. orTea or juice? yetIt was late, yet we continued. soIt rained, so we stayed inside. Subordinating Conjunctions afterAfter…

  • 100 Common English Idioms

    100 Common English Idioms Click any card to open a short A/B dialogue example. All levelsEasyMediumAdvanced

  • English Vocabulary – Describing People

    English Vocabulary Describing People Learn useful words to describe appearance, hair, height, age, and clothes. All Words Appearance Hair Height Age Clothes Beautiful Very nice to look at. She has a beautiful smile. Handsome Good-looking, usually used for boys or men. He is a handsome young man. Pretty Nice and pleasant to look at. The…

  • English Vocabulary – Character Traits

    English Vocabulary Character Traits Learn useful words to describe personality, behavior, and attitude. All Words Positive Neutral Negative Kind Friendly, helpful, and caring. She is kind to younger children. Brave Ready to face danger or difficulty. The brave girl spoke in front of the class. Honest Always telling the truth. He was honest about his…