2,000+ English lessons that put your students first

The best language teachers start with a well-planned, engaging lesson. Lead every student to success with our ever-expanding lesson library.

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A sample lesson page from the print version of The Great Barrier Reef, showing pre-reading activities such as warm-up questions and a vocabulary preview, as well as an illustration of coral and fish.

Find relevant content—fast

Search for, sort, and filter lessons based on your students’ levels, interests, and needs.

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Print, photocopy, and distribute PDF lessons

For more traditional English programs, our printable PDF lessons are fun, student-focused, clearly designed, and full of collaborative activities.

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Broadcast digital lessons in class or online

For language teachers who incorporate devices and technology in class, our dynamic digital lessons let you present content interactively to your students.

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Learn More about Digital Lessons

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Stay organized with folders

Create custom folders to plan ahead, save your favorite materials, or build a curriculum.

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Your students want to discuss real issues

Students learn best when they are interested and invested in the topic. Our discussion and debate lessons focus on real‑world current events, sparking meaningful conversation in class.

The Sugar Industry

Trophy Hunting

One hand (where the person is wearing a suit) giving a single coin to another hand.

Minimum Wage

A view from behind the wheel of a car. In the windshield, objects are hanging in front of the driver's view, including a phone, coffee, and cheeseburger.

Distracted Driving

A large blue male symbol next to a small pink female symbol

Gender Inequality

A pile of shopping bags and shipping boxes.

Consumerism

A red circle with a slash on top of a book and computer.

Censorship

Raised hands and fists. One hand holds a megaphone.

Protests

Food Waste

Homelessness

Person in a space suit, wearing a camera and waving while standing next to a suitcase on the moon. Earth is in the sky.

Space Tourism

A polar bear standing on a small piece of ice, floating on water

Climate Change

Grammar should be taught with confidence and enthusiasm

Learning grammar is hard. Teaching it can be even harder. Our grammar experts use clear explanations with engaging and relevant tasks to help you teach the structure at play.

Language learners need variety

No single textbook offers everything your students need to build a solid language foundation or achieve fluency. Here at Ellii, we create academic, functional, and conversational materials for all ages, levels, and needs. We are continually modifying and improving our materials based on research and teacher feedback.