For teachers in Thailand

Turn 2,919 words into
real homework.

สำหรับคุณครู — การบ้าน ใบคำศัพท์พิมพ์ได้ และคลินิกออกเสียง 10 สัปดาห์

EnglishTeacher.com was built by a working Thai teacher and her husband, in a village school in Surin, for working Thai teachers. Here is how to use it for homework, classroom drills, and getting a child ready for the district Story Telling round.

Why it works as homework

No login. No app to install. No excuse.

The single biggest reason homework tools fail in rural and low-connectivity classrooms is friction — accounts, downloads, data usage. EnglishTeacher.com has none of that.

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One link per topic

Every topic has a permanent URL like practice.html?topic=fruits. Send it in LINE, write it on the board, or print it — it always opens the same list.

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Works on any phone

No app store, no install, no storage used. It runs in any modern browser — the one shared family phone is enough.

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Works without internet

Open it once with a signal and the phone keeps the lists, the pictures and the voices. Only the microphone needs the internet. Rain mode, honestly →

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No score follows a child home

There's no login and nothing is graded or stored. Students who are shy about mistakes get to make as many as they need to.

Three ways to assign it

Homework, the low-friction way.

1

Assign a topic link directly

Pick a topic on the Practice page, copy its URL, and share it. Students tap Listen, then Speak, working through every word at their own pace. Nothing to grade — the goal is repetition, not a test score.

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Print a worksheet

Use the printable word list tool below to generate a clean handout for any of the 81 topics — English, Thai, and an easy pronunciation guide, with checkboxes for self-tracking. Paper never loses signal.

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Run Ploy Hears for ten minutes a day

The ten-week pronunciation clinic opens on a classroom screen from one phone. Chorus first, twenty times, before anyone says it alone. It is built on the sounds Thai speakers lose — the sixty points out of a hundred that the district judges mark on English.

🔎 Find and print a topic right now

Next step for a confident child

Practice here. Enter the district Story Telling round.

Every education district in Isan already runs a free English Story Telling competition at งานศิลปหัตถกรรมนักเรียน, judged by Thai teachers. The school enters the child. USAEnglish.com adds what it never had: the gold medalists send a video, and the ten best compete live in Khon Kaen in April 2027, with travel paid and prize money for the child and the coaching teacher.

A pathway that works in the classroom:

  1. Assign 2–4 relevant topics as homework (Greetings, Emotions, Family, and Conversation & Common Phrases work well as a starting set).
  2. Have the child build a short story using words from those topics — that is the seed of a Story Telling entry.
  3. Use the Listen/Speak loop and Ploy Hears to rehearse the exact words in the story before performing it out loud.
  4. Ask your school to enter the child at your district round, and use the fifty free lesson plans and the score sheet on the same hundred points the judges use.
How to enter, step by step →

🎧 Practicing with a real conversation partner

Vocabulary practice and pronunciation drills get a student most of the way there — but nothing replaces a real back-and-forth conversation with a fluent speaker. If your school has access to volunteer or online English conversation partners, EnglishTeacher.com is designed to sit alongside that kind of practice:

Have students review the relevant topic here first — so they walk into the session already comfortable saying the words out loud, rather than meeting them for the first time live. Teachers running a mentor program are welcome to link directly to specific topics as pre-session warm-ups.

📩 We don't run a mentor-matching service — EnglishTeacher.com is a practice tool, not a marketplace. Volunteers who want to teach in a village school in Isan can read how that works. If your school wants specific topic sets built for a mentor program, write to ben@usaenglish.com.

Free forever, for every classroom.

No ads, no subscriptions, no accounts. Use it, print it, share it with other teachers.

Browse all 81 topics →

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