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English for young learners
Our Primary materials are designed for teachers who instil confidence and inspire, and learners who thrive in their classrooms. We’ve partnered with teachers and specialists worldwide to create unique blended learning solutions, to support learner progress and foster development of valuable life skills.
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Additional tools that enhance student learning
Readers for kids
Including the world’s all-time favorite children’s stories and CLIL titles, Pearson English Readers series offer great collections that are perfect for use in the classroom or the home with children.
Longman Picture Dictionaries
Longman Picture Dictionaries present words through a variety of richly illustrated and photographed topics. All the selected topics are designed to engage the imagination, stimulating children to learn and retain new vocabulary.
English Benchmark Young Learners
Testing 4 skills and delivered on a tablet, it measures English proficiency through a fun, game-like test. With detailed reporting available, English Benchmark gives you recommendations for what to teach next, based on students’ scores.
We develop our English language courseware and assessment on a single scale – the Global Scale of English (GSE).
The GSE is aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) and EIKEN's Common Scale of English, so that you can move seamlessly between courses and exams at any level, visualizing your students’ language progress with built-in monitoring tools.
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Expert insights
Here we would like to share articles from ELT teachers and experts for young learners. We hope the views and findings that appear here will be of practical help and stimulate further discussion.
5 speaking activities perfect for your first day with a new primary class
The new school year is about to start, and for many of us that means new classes with new students. The first day will set the tone for the rest of the year!
Starting with a Big Question
How can we inspire students from the word “go”? This is a question that teachers everywhere ask themselves when introducing a new topic or project to their classes.
Visible progress for primary learners
Noticing progress generally leads to celebrating success, which is positive, but are we forgetting the most important people in the equation, the children themselves?
Five Tips to Keep Young Learners Motivated and Help them Gain Confidence
Here are five things to do to motivate students towards self-directed learning.
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