📚 English lessons for primary school

English lessons for primary school children, covering the alphabet, phonics, word families, sight words, reading, grammar, vocabulary and rhymes. Each lesson uses picture cards, letter sounds and short quizzes to build reading and writing confidence.

225 interactive lessons across 8 topic groups. Each lesson has its own page with key facts, use cases, practice questions and FAQs.

Alphabet (26 lessons)

Knowing each letter’s shape and sound is the first step to reading and writing.

Phonics (45 lessons)

Phonics links letters to sounds, so children can sound out and read new words.

Word families (16 lessons)

Word families are groups of words that share an ending. They help children read and spell many words at once.

Reading (20 lessons)

Sight words are common words children should recognise instantly, which makes reading faster and smoother.

Grammar (25 lessons)

Grammar explains how words work together. Verbs, for example, show action and make sentences clear.

Vocabulary (61 lessons)

A wide vocabulary helps children understand what they read and say what they think. Opposites are a fun way to learn new words.

Rhymes (17 lessons)

Rhyming words share an ending sound. Rhyming builds listening skills and supports phonics.

Reading and writing (15 lessons)

Knowing story elements such as characters helps children understand what they read and plan their own writing.

Frequently asked questions

What English skills do the lessons cover?

Letter recognition, phonics and short vowel sounds, word families, sight words, reading, grammar basics, vocabulary and rhyming.

Do these lessons help children learn to read?

They support early reading by linking letters, sounds and words. They work best alongside regular reading with a real book.

How many English lessons are there?

There are 225 English lessons, each with key facts, practice questions and FAQs.

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