Level 5 is an interactive American English course for students aged 9 to 14 working at B1 level. Students talk about friendships, sports, and hobbies while refining their grammar, reading longer texts, and learning to give opinions and explain their reasons instead of answering in short phrases. Use it to prepare students for the Cambridge B1 Preliminary (PET) exam, or teach it as a regular English course. Every lesson comes with a workbook for homework, every unit ends with assessments, and new units are added regularly.
8 lessons + 2 assessments
8 lessons + 2 assessments
In the works
A new unit of 10 lessons is on the way.
Teaching a different level? See Level 4 or browse all lessons.
Topic vocabulary at B1, taught in context and reused across the unit
A clear introduction to each new structure, then practice in real tasks
Extended frames that push students past short answers
Tasks where students say what they think and explain why
Longer texts with comprehension questions that need real thinking
Longer audio at B1 with questions that check detail, not just gist
Emails, notes, articles, and stories, built up step by step
Mid-unit checks and end-of-unit tests to track progress
Comprehension and writing tasks use the same formats as the Cambridge B1 Preliminary (PET) exam, so students who are sitting it get the practice built in. Everything works just as well as a regular English course if they aren't.
Teach it in order or grab one lesson
Nothing to print or prepare
It doubles as the homework
Assessments at Lessons 5 and 10
Yearly members can send students a link to look through the lesson on their own device, with no login needed.
Level 5 is a B1 course for students aged 9 to 13. It fits students who can already hold a simple conversation and read a short text on their own, and who are ready to give opinions and explain their reasons. If they're still building that base, start with Level 4.
No. Open the lesson and teach. The vocabulary, grammar, reading, and speaking tasks are already built in, and each lesson fills 30 to 50 minutes depending on your pacing.
Yes. The comprehension and writing tasks use the same formats as the Cambridge B1 Preliminary (PET) exam, so students get used to the exam tasks as they go. It also works as a regular English course if your students aren't sitting the exam.
No. Cambridge exams cover the main varieties of English, American included, so your students won't be marked down for using it. They just need to stay consistent in their writing.
No. You teach from your own account. Yearly members also get a preview link for each lesson, so you can send students a look at the lesson on their own device without sharing your login.
Any platform where you can share your screen. Teachers use them on Zoom, ClassIn, KoalaGo, and Tencent Meeting, and they work on a classroom smartboard too.
Yes. Two units are live now and new ones are added regularly. Your subscription covers everything as it goes up, with nothing extra to buy.
Level 5 is the B1 stage of the Easy Peasy Learning core curriculum, an American English course built for teachers of children and young learners aged 9 to 13. Each unit takes one everyday topic, such as friendships or sports and hobbies, and works through it across 8 interactive lessons and 2 assessments. Students build topic vocabulary, refine their grammar, read longer texts, and learn to give opinions and explain their reasons rather than answering in short phrases. Every lesson comes with a workbook for homework, so the language carries on after class.
The reading, listening, writing, and speaking tasks use the same formats as the Cambridge B1 Preliminary (PET) exam, which makes Level 5 a fit for exam prep as well as regular English classes. Writing covers emails, notes, and articles, built up step by step so students know what each task expects. Lessons run in your browser with no printing or prep, take 30 to 50 minutes depending on your pacing, and work in online classes on Zoom, ClassIn, KoalaGo, and Tencent Meeting, or on a classroom smartboard. Yearly members can also send students a preview link to look through a lesson on their own device.
New units are added regularly, and your subscription covers them as they go up. If your students aren't ready for B1 yet, Level 4 covers A2 and builds toward the Cambridge A2 Key (KET) exam. You can also browse all lessons for speaking, debate, and exam practice material to use alongside the core course.
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Hi, sorry just wondering where – 10. Final-Unit-Assessment lesson is?
It had to be updated so I decided to re-do the whole thing. It will be posted tomorrow :)xx