Miss Palomine recites the “Clean Up Poem” and encourages the student to perform the actions along with her. She reviews the poem and provides definitions for some of the words that appear in it.

Miss Palomine explains what a prediction is. She opens a book and does a picture walk with your student and they try to predict what will happen next. She then reads the story to see how accurate their predictions were.

To illustrate a true story, Miss Palomine tells a true story about her search for a new snow shovel. She retells the true story of the little lost dog from earlier in the week, and explains why neither of the stories are make-believe.

Miss Palomine recites the poem, “My Vet” and explains that the student can answer questions by using the information in a poem.

Miss Palomine plays the Quincy Quail music video. She talks about the /kw/ sound and the shape of the uppercase -Q. She and the student then identify uppercase -Q words.

Miss Palomine meets her friend April for lunch and talks about how she and April like things that are opposites. This leads to a discussion of opposites in which Miss Palomine provides examples. She then asks the student to help her...

Miss Palomine explains to the student that aside from writing for entertainment and writing to provide information, there is a kind of writing called “persuasive writing.” She introduces persuasive writing by reading examples from three...

The video highlights the special bond between humans and dogs, showcasing their role as loyal companions and hardworking helpers throughout history. The video celebrates the intelligence, loyalty, and playfulness of dogs, highlighting...

Do you know what sarcasm is, and how to use it? In this lesson, you'll see some useful words and phrases which will help you to use sarcasm in English!

The full lesson includes the script as well as a quiz to help you...

Miss Palomine is about to teach the student how to trace the uppercase and lowercase -b when an uppercase -B flies in for a visit.

Yesterday your student learned how to stay safe at the playground. Today he will learn more outdoor safety by learning about strangers.

Miss Palomine shows her weekly planner to the student, which leads to a discussion of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Miss Palomine demonstrates how to divide objects among groups of people. She also explains the definition of "equal."

Today we get a great listener question from someone who will be working in the US and wants an English name. What can you think about if you choose your own English name? Find out today!

Do you know what to say when the server asks you how you want your eggs? Today find out what to say in a typical American breakfast situation to get your eggs exactly as you want them.

Music means a lot to us as human beings. How can you open a conversation about music with a native speaker? Find out today plus get 4 recommendations on our favorite bands and why we love them.

When you travel for business or leisure, the richest possible experience you can have is meeting with a local friend. Today get 8 ways to say you'll be in someone's city and invite them to meet you. Plus get a special announcement on...

If you happen to meet someone who is prepping for a big exam in the US like the bar, the SAT, or the LSAT, you can be sure they are under stress. Today learn how to carry on a conversation with someone who is facing these exams in English.

Are you someone who runs into things a lot? Do you bump into walls or doors at home? Today find out the difference between bump into and run into and how to use it to talk about physical events and meeting someone when you don't expect it.

Do you ever feel like you're your own worst enemy? That little voice in your head always seems to be putting you down. In this video I talk about how to silence that inner critic and start being kinder to yourself.

Do you have a friend who just started dating someone and you think this might be it! Find out how to talk about their blossoming love and more in English today.

Do you struggle to find small talk topics and openers? Food is a winner and today we'll give you 3 angles on food that can spark great English conversation and connection + find out about our special course bundle which expires tomorrow

What is the difference between prevent and avoid? Today we answer a great listener question with real-life examples, role plays, and more. Listen in to discover English alongside Lindsay and Michelle.

Maybe it's for the best. What can you say in English when you are coming down with a cold or something else and have social plans? How can you let the person know and give them the option to cancel? Find out today