Level 5 helps young ESL students move into true intermediate English. At this stage, students work with richer vocabulary, longer readings, more advanced grammar, and stronger discussion-based speaking activities. They are not just answering simple questions anymore—they are explaining ideas, making connections, and speaking with much more independence and confidence.
Browse the lessons below to access ready-to-teach materials for Level 5. This level helps students strengthen reading comprehension, grammar control, vocabulary depth, listening skills, and communication through engaging topics and structured speaking practice.
Unit 1 (Free)
Pets
Grammar – modal verb – should
Phonics –
Unit 2
Sports
Grammar – phrasal verbs
Phonics – eigh & ey
Unit 3
Movies
Grammar – suggestions
Phonics – Long o
Unit 4
Safety
Grammar – many, much , a lot of
Phonics – no phonics
Unit 5
Farming
Grammar – expressions of quantity
Phonics –
Unit 6
Inventions
Grammar – some/any
Phonics – ore, oar, oor, our
Unit 7
Pollution
Grammar – too/either
Phonics – cious, tious
Unit 8
Emotions
Grammar -both/either/neither
Phonics: consnant+le
Unit 9
Dangerous Jobs
Grammar – of
Phonics – Silent Letters
Unit 10
Earth
Grammar – Subject – Verb -Object
Phonics – Silent Letters
Unit 11
Music
Grammar – infinitives
Phonics – ch (k)
Unit 12
Senses
Grammar – present perfect
Phonics – ch (sh)
Unit 13
Survival
Grammar – past perfect
Phonics – sph words
Unit 14
Folktales
Grammar – used to
Phonics: ex words
Unit 15
Insects
Grammar – suppose to
Phonics: prefix im, in
Unit 16
History
Grammar – so/such… that
Phonics: prefix un
Unit 17
Health
Grammar – as + adj + as
Phonics – micro/macro
Unit 18
Extreme Sports
Grammar – wish
Phonics – suffix: cious/tious/cial/tial
Unit 19
Airplanes
Grammar – be able to/managed to
Phonics – str and scr
Unit 20
Cultures
Gr – might/may/could + have
Phonics – schwa
Level 5 lessons are designed for young ESL students who are ready for intermediate-level English. At this stage, students are working with more advanced vocabulary, more detailed reading passages, and grammar that requires deeper understanding and more flexible language use. This level helps students move beyond basic classroom communication and toward more confident, independent English.
In the sample lessons, students explore topics such as Earth’s history and world cultures while working with academic vocabulary, longer reading texts, guided dialogue, grammar practice, and multiple speaking activities. This combination helps learners grow across reading, speaking, listening, grammar, and vocabulary at the same time.
Level 5 gives students the chance to work with more mature topics and more abstract language. In the Earth lesson, students learn words such as ecosystem, geologist, fossil, and extinction, read about how Earth developed over time, and respond to open-ended discussion questions. The lesson also includes grammar work on parts of a sentence, dialogue practice, and multiple speaking games.
In the Cultures lesson, students work with vocabulary like canal, arena, cathedral, and coast, read about Italy’s geography, history, food, and famous cities, and practice probability with structures such as might have and couldn’t have. Students also continue building speaking confidence through discussion questions, role play, picture-based speaking, and guessing games.
Level 5 builds on the strong communication and reading foundation developed in Level 4, where students begin using English more flexibly and confidently across topic-based lessons. By Level 5, learners are ready for more advanced vocabulary, more thoughtful discussion, and more complex grammar and reading work.
After completing Level 5, students are better prepared to continue into Level 6, where they can develop even greater fluency, comprehension, and independence. The full Super English ESL program also includes structured speaking lessons, phonics lessons, and themed holiday lessons to support language growth across the curriculum.