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Why it works
Every game has a 5-minute version, runs on pictures, cards and gestures, and gets everyone talking at the same time.
Many games are played in pairs and teams, so everyone talks at once and shy students never have to stand up alone in front of the class.
The English word is tied to what they see and do. You don't translate. You show.
Every game has a 5-minute version with a full-screen timer. The rest of the class is still yours.
The games are for them: pictures, cards and gestures. The directions are for you: short, step by step, easy to read out loud.
You'll open the link on the classroom computer, choose the grade band and the level, and tap “Project.” For five minutes, everyone in the room will be talking in English. Keep your curriculum. This just adds the speaking.
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They can finish the worksheet. It's when they have to say it out loud that the room goes quiet.
Why the room stays quiet
The translation app gets you through the day. It also does the talking for them. One fourth-grade teacher in New York City uses hers about 25 times a day. While it's open, nobody has to answer in English.
Worksheets keep the room quiet. Even a great one only teaches students to fill in the blanks, and a worksheet can't make anyone say it out loud.
And speaking alone in front of everyone is hard, even for adults. That's why the same few hands go up.
How it works
K-2, 3-5, 6-8 or 9-12; Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced; then the topic. Only what fits that group stays on screen.
“Project” opens the game full screen with a timer. “Print” gives you the Letter-size worksheet in black and white, with the answer key for exercises.
For 5 minutes the class plays with pictures, cards and gestures. You read the directions; they answer in English.
What you get
An app you open from one link: 200 printable worksheets and 100 speaking games, sorted by grade band, level and topic. Plus 3 bonuses.
Each one with a name, a level, a 5-minute version, rules and variations. Played with pictures, cards, gestures and voice.
Vocabulary, flashcards and bingo, grammar, reading and speaking. Letter size, black and white, with answer keys for the exercises.
K-2 to 9-12 · Beginner to Advanced · 15 topics. You find what fits that group, not a list of 25 websites.
Works on the classroom computer (with or without a projector), a smartboard or a tablet. No student accounts, no student data.
What's inside
200 printable worksheets and 100 speaking games. Every activity is a student page or a cut-out set (flashcards, bingo), with answer keys where they apply. Worksheets that also appear in a kit are counted only once.


















One game, start to finish
A sample 5-minute game, Beginner level. A mystery bag appears on screen, and the class asks questions and guesses, in English. The directions are for you. Nobody translates. They just look.
The 15 topics
Any room, any screen
Pull-out, push-in, a different room every hour: open the link on whatever computer is there, tap “Project,” and the game goes full screen with the timer.
Who it's for
Different room, same promise: 5 minutes where everyone talks, without translating.
Picture-and-gesture games, and the Newcomer Day One Kit with a picture on every page.
Pair and team games, plus reading pages with questions, by level.
Not a whole curriculum, just what gets him through his first morning: classroom words, feelings and “I need…” sentences.
One link on whatever computer is there, and Sub Plans for the days someone covers for you.
The problem, in teachers' words
Public posts and interviews from teachers of English learners about this problem, with sources.
This app is brand new, so you won't find reviews here. These quotes are about the problem, not about the app. Once the first teachers have tried it, their words will go here.
Many teachers just put them on a computer all day or hand them translated text with no instruction. It is demeaning and staggers learning.
By the way, we got another new kid today. This makes about six new arrivals in the last two weeks. Just insane. And what do you do with a kid that shows up this late into school?
5 of them are Newcomers, no English, no literacy skills in L1. So they are at literally ground zero. […] How do we get these kids moving FAST? […] HELP.
I didn't have a regular classroom to myself. […] I seemed to fly around the building feeling I didn't have a place to call home.
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Included in the offer
They don't count toward the 300 activities: they're extra.

About 20 pages of classroom words, routines, “All About Me,” feelings, “I need… / May I…?” sentences, calendar and time. A picture on every page.
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10 one-hour lessons already organized by level, early-finisher cards and a sub report form, so you know exactly what got done.
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For every exercise worksheet, a version with larger print, fewer items and multiple choice. For the students who need it, without redoing it by hand.
✓ Included in the offerUS edition · Letter size · American English
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300 activities by grade and level, 3 bonuses included and 30 days to try it with your English learners.
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