Plan a Flexible English Unit - without a course book Cover image Kids Club English Quick Start Guide created by Fiona Hunter Follow these 5 steps to design your own meaningful young learner unit without a coursebook.

Teach English without a textbook - and keep it structured

Get your free guide to plan coursebook-free English lessons with confidence and creativity

Inside this free ESL unit planning guide, you’ll find:
  • 💡 Clear prompts and planning tools to simplify teaching English without a textbook
  • ✏️ A simple 5-step SAUCE framework to shape your flexible English lessons
  • 🧠 Workbook pages to help you think through your own coursebook-free unit
  • 🧩 A real example using Monkey Puzzle for story-based English lesson planning
  • 📋 A complete sample unit to help you see how the pieces come together
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Who is this for?

This is perfect for you if:

  • You want to move beyond coursebooks but still want structure
  • You’re ready for a clear, simple method for EFL/ESL unit planning
  • You love crafts, songs, games, and stories—but want help tying them to real goals
  • You want to simplify your planning and start teaching English without a textbook
“I’ve been able to create a syllabus that fosters a positive and enjoyable classroom experience for my students.”
Mark Günter
Teacher, Kids Club English Member

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