🐉 George English Lessons

Reading lessons for George (age 5) · ORT Level 6
AI character voices · Dialogue-rich stories · Tutor notes

Lesson 1 cover: George and the little dragon
Lesson 1 · Ready

George and the Little Dragon

George meets Pip, a lost little dragon. They climb the hill, find Pip’s cave home, and discover a shining red egg. Dialogue + AI voices for Narrator, George, and Pip.

Lesson 2 cover: The red egg hatches
Lesson 2 · Ready

The Red Egg Hatches

Continues Lesson 1: the red egg hatches into Ember, Pip’s little sister. George helps with moss and berries, and Ember flies a little. Child boy AI voice for George.

Lesson 3 cover: George and the storm on the hill
Lesson 3 · Ready

George and the Storm on the Hill

Continues Lesson 2: George picks berries with Pip and Ember, a storm and a bear appear, they stay quiet and hide, wait in the cave, then Daddy climbs up to find them. Vocab words include an example sentence + Daddy’s AI voice.

Lesson 4 cover: George and the dinosaur under the blanket
Lesson 4 · Mike Dreams

George and the Dinosaur Under the Blanket

New chapter: George hugs Mike at bedtime. Something thumps under the blanket, the room becomes a dream, and they help lost little Nibble find her nest. Wake up with one tiny fern leaf on the pillow.

George's Real Adventures

Lesson 5 cover: George's big cave adventure
Lesson 5 · George's Real Adventures

George's Big Cave Adventure

New chapter: George explores Sansheng Cave with Coach Jojo — helmets, slippery mud, flying-fox rocks, a stone forest of stalactites, and a candy deal for careful steps.

George's Song Adventures

Lesson 6 cover: George and the Wellerman
Lesson 6 · George's Song Adventures

George and the Wellerman

Song words from Wellerman, then a picture for every line — then the full Nathan Evans song. Picture-book story coming later.

George and the Wild Things

Lesson 7 cover: George and the wild parade
Lesson 7 · George and the Wild Things

George and the Wild Parade

George in his T-rex suit is called a wild thing, sails Billy o' Tea to an island, stares down Horn, Beak and Goat, leads a wild parade, then comes home to supper still hot.

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