ESL kids readers
Over 50 printable classroom readers and videos for ESL kids teachers
Classroom readers for teaching ESL kids
Kids love story time!
We offer attractive classroom readers with wonderful illustrations. Our readers include key vocabulary and structures for different themed lessons. Even better, these readers perfectly integrate into our lesson plans. Simply download then print, fold and staple and your readers – and they are ready for your lessons!
Our readers are also available as video stories! Every reader can now be watched as a video book – entertaining and great for listening practice!
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The hungry snake
Objectives:
Talking about food likes and dislikes.
Levels: Starter, 1
Let’s count to 20!
Objectives:
Counting things at home with the numbers 11-20.
Levels: 1
The farmer’s vegetables
Objectives:
Talking about different kinds of vegetables.
Levels: Starter, 1 & 2
Full list of our classroom readers
The below classroom readers are displayed in alphabetic order.
Alien fathers
Objectives:
Talking about father’s day.
Levels: Starter
Alien sports
Objectives:
Talking about different sports and asking “What sport do you play?”.
Levels: Starter
Aliens on Planet Zorg
Objectives:
Using the subject pronouns I, you, he, she, we, they.
Levels: 1
Alien mothers
Objectives:
Talking about father’s day.
Levels: Starter
Classroom readers by theme
The below classroom readers are organized by theme. Themes are shown in alphabetical order.
Actions, Verbs, Routines & Tenses
Level Starter classroom readers
The below classroom readers are starter level readers. They are displayed in alphabetical order.
Starter level readers contain up to 50 head words and are suitable for beginner and elementary level students.
Alien fathers
Objectives:
Talking about father’s day.
Levels: Starter
Alien sports
Objectives:
Talking about different sports and asking “What sport do you play?”.
Levels: Starter
The alphabet book
Objectives:
Saying the alphabet a-z.
Levels: Starter
Level 1 classroom readers
The below classroom readers are level 1 readers. They are displayed in alphabetical order.
Level 1 readers contain up to 100 head words and are suitable for beginner and elementary level students.
Aliens on Planet Zorg
Objectives:
Using the subject pronouns I, you, he, she, we, they.
Levels: 1
Andre asks
Objectives:
Talking about [hide_on_uk]favorites[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]favourites[/hide_on_us], asking why and giving reasons.
Levels: 1
Days of the week
Objectives:
Talking about what you like to do on different days of the week.
Levels: 1
Level 2 classroom readers
The below classroom readers are level 2 readers. They are displayed in alphabetical order.
Level 2 readers contain up to 200 head words and are suitable for elementary and pre-intermediate level students.
Ben the wizard
Objectives:
Talking about comparative adjectives.
Levels: 2
The clever prince
Objectives:
Describing people using adjectives.
Levels: 2 & 3
The farmer’s vegetables
Objectives:
Talking about different kinds of vegetables.
Levels: Starter, 1 & 2
Level 3 classroom readers
The below classroom readers are level 3 readers. They are displayed in alphabetical order.
Level 3 readers contain over 200 head words and are suitable for intermediate and higher level students.
The clever prince
Objectives:
Describing people using adjectives.
Levels: 2 & 3
Pirate Jake’s treasure hunt
Objectives:
Talking about experiences using the present perfect.
Levels: 3
World records
Objectives:
Talking about world records using superlatives.
Levels: 3
Full list of our classroom readers
The below classroom readers are displayed in alphabetic order.
Alien fathers
Objectives:
Talking about father’s day.
Levels: Starter
Alien sports more details here and
Objectives:
Talking about different sports and asking “What sport do you play?”.
Levels: Starter
Aliens on Planet Zorg
Objectives:
Using the subject pronouns I, you, he, she, we, they.
Levels: 1
Alien fathers
Objectives:
Talking about father’s day.
Levels: Starter
Classroom readers by theme
The below classroom readers are organized by theme. Themes are shown in alphabetical order.
Actions, Verbs, Routines & Tenses
Level Starter classroom readers
The below classroom readers are starter level readers. They are displayed in alphabetical order.
Starter level readers contain up to 50 head words and are suitable for beginner and elementary level students.
Alien fathers
Objectives:
Talking about father’s day.
Levels: Starter
Alien sports
Objectives:
Talking about different sports and asking “What sport do you play?”.
Levels: Starter
The alphabet book
Objectives:
Saying the alphabet a-z.
Levels: Starter
Level 1 classroom readers
The below classroom readers are level 1 readers. They are displayed in alphabetical order.
Level 1 readers contain up to 100 head words and are suitable for beginner and elementary level students.
Aliens on Planet Zorg
Objectives:
Using the subject pronouns I, you, he, she, we, they.
Levels: 1
Andre asks
Objectives:
Talking about [hide_on_uk]favorites[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]favourites[/hide_on_us], asking why and giving reasons.
Levels: 1
Days of the week
Objectives:
Talking about what you like to do on different days of the week.
Levels: 1
Level 2 classroom readers
The below classroom readers are level 2 readers. They are displayed in alphabetical order.
Level 2 readers contain up to 200 head words and are suitable for elementary and pre-intermediate level students.
Ben the wizard
Objectives:
Talking about comparative adjectives.
Levels: 2
The clever prince
Objectives:
Describing people using adjectives.
Levels: 2 & 3
The farmer’s vegetables
Objectives:
Talking about different kinds of vegetables.
Levels: Starter, 1 & 2
Level 3 classroom readers
The below classroom readers are level 3 readers. They are displayed in alphabetical order.
Level 3 readers contain over 200 head words and are suitable for intermediate and higher level students.
The clever prince
Objectives:
Describing people using adjectives.
Levels: 2 & 3
Pirate Jake’s treasure hunt
Objectives:
Talking about experiences using the present perfect.
Levels: 3
World records
Objectives:
Talking about world records using superlatives.
Levels: 3