Beyond the main books, WIT English offers four unique Extra Lesson Series.
Each one focuses on a specific skill or approach, giving teachers extra flexibility to adapt lessons to their students' needs or to assign meaningful independent work.
These lessons are designed to be standalone and modular — you can use them anytime, in any order, to boost particular skills or bring variety to your teaching.
Break down tricky sounds, grammar, and pronunciation through guided, step-by-step practice.
Each lesson focuses on specific elements of English that require focused attention — like pronunciation challenges, confusing tenses, or special constructions.
They often include listening sections, repetition drills, and interactive visuals.
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These are project-based lessons designed to develop research, writing, and presentation skills.
Students follow a guided structure to brainstorm, organize ideas, and create something — like a report, poster, or short essay — step by step.
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A series focused on real-world topics, current issues, and debates.
Each lesson includes short texts or videos, vocabulary highlights, comprehension tasks, and discussion prompts.
They're designed to make students think critically and speak confidently about modern topics.
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These lessons revolve around theme-based vocabulary — from everyday topics to unusual or fun themes.
They often include interactive flashcards, mini quizzes, curiosities, and short practice activities.
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You don't need to use all four series every week — mix and match based on your group's needs.
Each lesson is designed to last 20–40 minutes but can easily be shortened or extended.
Most can be done individually by students at home, freeing class time for speaking and interaction.
Use them as bonus material, home assignments, or skill-focused workshops anytime during the term.
The Extra Lesson Series are your flex tools — they add depth, variety, and creativity to your regular classes.
They're perfect for adapting lessons, supporting individual needs, or keeping students engaged with new and exciting content outside the main book flow.