There are currently 50+ hand-crafted lesson plans, covering A1 to C1 levels across a wide range of topics. I add new lessons regularly — not on a fixed schedule, but whenever I've tested something new and know it works.

Lessons cover the full CEFR range from A1 (complete beginners) to C1 (advanced learners). Each lesson is clearly labelled, and many include differentiation activities so you can adapt them for mixed-level groups.

It depends on the level! A1 and A2 lessons are designed with younger learners in mind, B1 and B2 work well for teens and older students, and C1 is aimed at adults. That said, every class is different — the level label is the best guide for finding what suits your students.

All lessons are PDF files. Each one includes student-facing worksheets, teacher notes, and tips from my own classroom experience. Most lessons also include an answer key — if there isn't one, it's usually an A1 level lesson where the activities are too simple to need one.

Each lesson follows a clear, intuitive sequence that you can pace according to your student’s needs: 1. Lead-in activity – A warm-up to engage students and activate prior knowledge 2. Vocabulary – Introduction and practice of target words in context 3. Reading – An authentic or adapted text on the lesson topic 4. Reading comprehension – Questions and tasks to check understanding 5. Grammar – Introduction of a grammar point with practice exercises 6. Speaking – Extensive communicative activities for fluency practice 7. Writing (optional) – A structured writing task 8. Creative task (optional) – An open-ended activity for extension All stages are included in the ready-to-use lesson plan PDF, so no extra preparation is needed.