Learning a language always includes a cultural component.  These lessons introduce students to common English names, common activities and common foods.  The audio uses a range of voices, both Western and Indian, to familiarize students with different accents and styles of speaking. 

The exercises play on a television in the classroom and students participate in them as a group.  The group response fits nicely into the classroom learning style in Indian schools.  There is no need for costly language labs or individual devices for students or for an internet connection. 

Songs are an enjoyable way for students to practice English.  For young learners there are 25 original songs available.  And pair work practice is also important to develop fluency and confidence in speaking.  There are 160 pair work exercises that encourage students to practice language structures they have just learned with each other.  Teachers can use the ‘User Configuration’ button on the main menu to select which element, songs or pair work, will end a lesson.  The main menu also has a list of individual songs or pair work exercises that teachers can choose directly. 

The lessons are approximately 15 minutes long.  This structure allows teachers a great deal of flexibility in planning a class.   A single lesson can fit into a normal English class allowing for other elements of the curriculum.  Or, for an accelerated class, two lessons can be played back to back.  Every two lessons are followed by a review lessons that incorporates exercises from the previous two lessons.  If a teacher feels that the students are finding early lessons too easy they can skip the review lessons until the students begin to find the material more challenging.  Similarly, if students are struggling with the content of a lesson, the teacher can replay the lesson or selected exercises to make sure the students master them.