International School Teaching Resources (English-Medium, Global)
International School Teaching Resources (English-Medium, Global)
Ready-to-teach English-medium units for international schools, built for classes where reading levels, previous curricula and home languages differ across every row of desks.
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Units that travel well between curricula
Topic-led units chosen because they teach transferable skills rather than one country's syllabus; tap any cover for the full preview, contents and price.
Geography Complete – Ready-to-Use Curriculum for Middle School Geography
Industrialization & Labor Movements – History Unit Grades 7–9
European Integration – Complete Civics & History Unit (Grades 7–9)
Natural Resource Extraction & Processing – Global Supply Chains, Sustainability & Resource Management
History Escape Room – The Lost Time Archive
Why teachers use these
Why international school teachers use these
An international staffroom plans around problems a national system rarely has. Pupils arrive in November from four different curricula, English is a second or third language for much of the register, and you may be the only person in the building teaching your subject. There is no local scheme of work to inherit and no colleague's folder to raid. A complete unit hands you the tiered practice, the slides and the answer keys, so a mid-year arrival can be placed on the right level the same day they walk in.
What's covered
Inside every unit
The files are meant to be adapted into your school's own planner, not treated as a fixed scheme.
- Four reading levels per task
- Editable slides for co-teaching
- Answer keys for cover lessons
- Lesson plan with realistic timings
- Editable Word for glossary edits
- Printable and screen-ready copies
Make it work for everyone
Differentiation for mixed-language classes
Four levels are the practical answer to a class where one pupil reads two years ahead in English and another arrived in September with almost none. Same content, same lesson, different sentence load. Because the tasks are written rather than multiple choice, you can usually tell whether a wrong answer is a gap in the concept or a gap in the language.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Do these follow the IB or Cambridge programmes?
No. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or approved by the IB or Cambridge Assessment International Education. Units are written to concepts those programmes cover, so they map onto many MYP units and Cambridge schemes of work, but check a preview against your own unit planner and assessment objectives before you buy.
Will they suit EAL learners?
The lower tiers use shorter sentences, more visual scaffolding and defined key vocabulary, which is usually enough for a learner in their first year of English working on a familiar topic. Since the Word files are editable, adding a home-language glossary or turning a task into a writing frame takes a few minutes.
Can two teachers share one purchase?
The licence covers the buyer's own classroom. If your department wants a unit on the shared drive for several teachers, buy the number of copies you need. Inside your own classes you can print, reprint and reuse the files every year, including with each new intake.
How do I place a pupil who arrives mid-year?
Give the whole class the same lesson and set the new arrival the tier that matches their English rather than their age, then move them up within the same unit as they settle. Because every level shares the content, they are never visibly doing a different topic from the pupil beside them.
Cover next term's units in one download
Choose a topic, print the levels your class needs, and keep the editable files on your own drive.
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