Free Teacher Samples
Explore eight separate examples of our teaching resources and student tracking reports.
Eight free examples. No payment or registration required.
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Samples 1–7 show examples of the teaching materials available to purchase. Sample 8 demonstrates the weekly report planned for the paid student tracking service.
Eight free samples will be taken from different lessons across the website. They will show the types of resources available, rather than a complete package for one lesson.
Lesson Plan
Paul Makes Breakfast – Beginner Reading. A five-page lesson plan with technology-supported and no-internet teaching, follow-up activities, assessment and home practice.
Grammar Breakdown
Daniel Builds a Birdhouse – Elementary Reading. A formal five-page grammar report covering all 15 sentences, learning objectives, teaching guidance, assessment and head-teacher review.
Comprehension Worksheet
Steven Forgets His Homework – Beginner. Story sequencing, true or false, vocabulary and speaking practice, with a separate teacher answer page.
Sentence Writing Worksheet
Steven Forgets His Homework – Beginner. Sentence copying, word ordering and complete written answers, with a separate teacher answer page. Activities can also be copied into exercise books.
Teaching Without Internet
Joanne the Shopkeeper – Beginner. A four-page guide to teaching without classroom internet, with preparation and online practice at home, a timed lesson and the complete story.
Speaking Activities
Ordering Food in a Café – Beginner Conversation. A four-page speaking guide with classroom activities with and without internet, online home practice in both roles and the complete conversation.
Home Practice Guide
One digital guide for all 50 Questions & Answers topics. View parent instructions in English, Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese or Japanese.
Student Tracking Report
Three fictional student reports show weekly visits, active time, audio use, teacher comments and home practice targets. View or download all three together to see examples of reports for digital filing.
Example data only. Live tracking and automatic weekly delivery are planned features.
Home Practice Guide
One guide for all 50 Questions & Answers topics. Start with the level that suits the learner.
1. Choose a topic and level
Start with Starter, Beginner or Elementary. Try a longer answer when ready.
2. Before every answer: listen OR say the question
Listen to the question, or say the question aloud yourself. If you already know how to say it, you do not need to listen again. Repeat this step before each level’s answer, even when the question is the same.
3. Choose how to answer
Option A: listen to the model answer and copy it aloud. Option B: give your own answer aloud. Choose one option for each attempt; you do not need to do both.
4. Repeat and move on
Practice again if useful. Move to another level or question when ready. Each new attempt begins with hearing or saying the question.
For parents
Help the learner find the page, choose a level and speak aloud. Encourage them without answering for them. You do not need to speak English or correct every word.
Only these instructions change language. The practice questions, answers and audio stay in English.
Open Questions & Answers Library →Explore all eight free samples
Download one ZIP containing seven PDFs and the multilingual digital home practice guide. Extract the ZIP, then open the guide in your browser.
Download All 8 Samples ↓Teaching materials + student tracking
These resources support teaching ActiveVocab as the main classroom curriculum or using it for extra practice when regular classwork is finished. The paid tracking service adds recorded student practice activity and weekly email reports to help you plan support.
The free sample report is an example. Live student tracking is a planned paid feature and is not activated by downloading these samples.