Everything a teacher needs to take a student from “I have no story” to standing on stage in front of a hall. Five units of ten lessons, each unit on one printable page. Written out in full, free, no login.
Before anyone can perform a story, they need to find one. This unit is about digging through a student’s own life for the true thing worth telling.
Not grammar in general — the six or seven things a five-minute story in the past tense actually needs, taught in the order a story needs them.
A true story badly delivered loses to a thin story told well. This unit is the body, the breath and the pace.
The words a Thai student needs for their own life, which are mostly not the words in the textbook.
From a finished story to standing in front of a hall without falling apart.
The vocabulary in Unit 4 is on EnglishTeacher.com, where every word carries the Thai, a transliteration and a voice, so a student can check a word at home without a teacher. If you need a reading passage or a worksheet at three levels for any of these lessons, ESLteacher.com builds one free in about twenty seconds. And when a student is ready, register them.