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A short, focused English challenge matched to your level. Finish it, earn XP, then choose what comes next.
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Grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary, speaking, listening and guided missions.
Your private English tutor for conversation, writing, vocabulary and quick explanations.
News, TED, podcasts, comics, science, culture and current-interest English.
Reading & Writing, vocabulary in context, transitions and official practice.
Universities, majors, careers, strengths and application vocabulary.
Private weekly competition with accepted friends only.
Three unfinished missions are suggested automatically, plus this week's Boss Challenge.
New, teen-friendly English from VOA Learning English, TED, NASA/JPL and science sources. Filter by freshness or mood; the feed refreshes automatically twice a day.
Reliable places to explore when she wants something different from the weekly missions.
Real American high-school students, with audio, vocabulary and discussion prompts.
Age-appropriate science, tech, animals and space stories for curious readers.
Short daily ideas in audio — useful for listening, notes and vocabulary.
American English at a learner-friendly pace: grammar, culture, science and stories.
Space, robots, planets and discoveries — authentic English for curious learners.
Science, Arts & Culture, Everyday Grammar, Words & Their Stories and more.
Choose the skill you need today. Every lane uses the same XP and progress system.
Current, high-quality English practice chosen by grade and level. BatumHub links to original publishers and embeds only services that explicitly support it.
Search real-world pronunciation examples with YouGlish. BatumHub uses Restricted Mode and loads the third-party widget only when you ask.
Your interests are the hook; English is the skill. Pin your favorites to the top bar from Settings.
Short, achievable activities matched to the learner's grade and CEFR band.
Short language games that support daily quests — no endless play loop.
Guess the word from its definition.
Find the target English word in the letter grid.
Short, active video practice inside BatumHub: watch a clip, catch one phrase, then produce your own sentence.
Voscreen is a separate free service built around short video clips. BatumHub links to the official service rather than copying its copyrighted clips.
Tiny original comic scenes: read the dialogue, notice the English pattern, then finish the challenge.
Save useful words from articles and review them at spaced intervals so they stick.
Search English-language shows, read summaries, see genres and ratings, then jump to Wikipedia or IMDb for more context.
Pick one show. Read its English summary, collect 3 useful expressions, and explain the plot in 45 seconds without translating.
Fashion, beauty, music, design and youth culture as vocabulary-rich English — focused on creativity and expression, not body comparison.
Fashion, culture, entertainment and youth voices.
Open source ↗Beauty, makeup, hair and trend vocabulary.
Open source ↗Fashion, designers, culture and visual storytelling.
Open source ↗Photography, travel, nature and global culture.
Open source ↗Choose one item or article. Describe colors, materials, mood, purpose and design in 5 English sentences. Add 3 new adjectives to your vocabulary list.
Gaming becomes useful English practice when you read, listen, explain and create — not when you only scroll.
Reviews, previews, gaming news and entertainment vocabulary.
Open source ↗Game descriptions, characters, features and release language.
Open source ↗Developer posts, updates and game-design vocabulary.
Open source ↗Gaming news, features and developer stories.
Open source ↗Read one game description or review. Collect 5 adjectives, explain one game mechanic, then give a 45-second recommendation using because, however and if.
Search English Wikipedia without leaving the dashboard; open the full article when a topic grabs you.
Mix learner-friendly American English with authentic international English. Open the original source rather than copying full articles here.
Slower American English, grammar, culture, science and podcasts.
Best learning sourceInternational reporting and British-English exposure.
Authentic EnglishInternational news, culture, science and entertainment sections.
Authentic EnglishNature, science, photography, travel and discovery.
High-interest readingShows and factual entertainment for curiosity-led English.
Explore showsA private English-learning assistant inside BatumHub. Practice conversation, improve writing, learn vocabulary and ask for simpler explanations. AI chat does not award XP.
Private, text-only messaging between accepted friends. Green dots show friends who are online unless they choose Invisible. No public stranger discovery.
Select a friend to start a conversation.
Start with the learner, then choose one simple space preset. Grade controls age-appropriate content; English level controls language difficulty.
Grade and English level are separate. A Grade 4 learner can be A1, B1 or another level.
Keep a different BatumHub preset for desktop, tablet and mobile. Auto detects the current screen; choosing a device on PC also previews that layout.
The Space preset below is saved for the selected device. Example: Desktop = Extended, Tablet = Original, Mobile = Minimal.
Larger buttons, friendly animal/flower symbols, shorter text and a brighter page automatically turn on for Grades 1–3.
For young learners, Turkish is used only as a small helper; the main learning language stays English.
Each preset chooses theme, font, content density, navigation and a sensible tab set together.
Only use these if you want to fine-tune a preset.
Add, remove or reorder only if the preset is not enough.
Manual tab editing overrides the preset’s default tab set.
These shape Fresh Today and recommendations.
Use scores, stories and match reports to practice authentic English. The goal is not just to follow sport — it is to explain it.
Match reports, interviews, analysis and international sports vocabulary.
Open source ↗Scores, recaps, athlete stories and sports language.
Open source ↗Sports, athlete profiles, events and global competition vocabulary.
Open source ↗Game recaps, player interviews and basketball vocabulary.
Open source ↗Football news, fixtures, interviews and competition language.
Open source ↗Read one short match report. Say the result, the turning point and one opinion in 4–5 English sentences. Collect 3 sports verbs such as equalize, defend or overtake.
Listen for ideas, not just words. Use each talk as a speaking, note-taking and vocabulary mission.
Short talks across science, creativity, communication, education and life.
Explore talks ↗Animated lessons and questions built around one big idea.
Explore lessons ↗Listening practice with new ideas and diverse speakers.
Listen ↗Practical conversations about habits, relationships, confidence and growth.
Listen ↗After a talk, write 3 new ideas, 2 useful expressions and 1 question. Then give a 60-second summary in your own English.
Use official practice for exam skill, then use the rest of the site to build the real reading speed, vocabulary and reasoning behind the score.
Official SAT practice resources and preparation guidance.
Open official resource ↗Official digital testing application and full-length practice environment.
Open official resource ↗Skill practice for Reading & Writing and Math.
Practice ↗See what the SAT measures: information, craft, expression and conventions.
Explore ↗2 focused SAT sessions each week + daily real-English reading + one weekly timed mini-set. Track mistakes by category instead of only tracking scores.
Explore majors, careers and universities in English. This is not a ranking page — it is a research workspace for discovering fit.
Start with interests → strengths → subjects you enjoy → work values → possible majors → real course lists → admissions requirements → costs/scholarships → career paths. Keep a shortlist and write one reason for and one question about each option.
Explore careers by interests, tasks, skills and work environment.
Explore careers ↗Detailed descriptions of occupations, skills, tasks and knowledge areas.
Research careers ↗Connect school interests with possible careers and college pathways.
Explore ↗Career ideas, subject choices and education pathways.
Explore ↗Programs, departments and official university information.
Official site ↗Academic programs, departments and admissions information.
Official site ↗Undergraduate programs and university information.
Official site ↗Programs, flexible curriculum and official admissions information.
Official site ↗Programs, departments and official university information.
Official site ↗Admissions, academics and student-life information.
Official admissions ↗Application, academics and campus information.
Official admissions ↗Application and undergraduate academic information.
Official admissions ↗Courses, entry requirements and undergraduate admissions.
Official admissions ↗Courses, application process and undergraduate study information.
Official admissions ↗Pick one major or university. Explain in English: Why does it interest you? What subjects does it involve? What would you need to learn next? What is one question you still have?
Sound foundations + recommendations + notes
Linking + phrasal verbs + active reading + growth
Stress & intonation + tense control + memory
Reductions + conditionals + organization + learning mode
Idioms + focus + speaking confidence + SAT vocabulary
Listening + procrastination + conversation + transitions
Exam skills + confidence + rhetorical synthesis
Essays + SAT challenge + final speaking quest
Watch → understand → repeat → produce → reflect.
W1+30 XPTrain the American R with clear mouth-position cues and repetition.
Amerikan R sesini ağız pozisyonu ve tekrarlarla çalış.
W1+25 XPHear why city, pretty, water and better often use a flap T.
Amerikan İngilizcesindeki flap-T sesini ayırt et ve taklit et.
W2+25 XPLearn how American English connects words instead of saying each separately.
Kelimeleri tek tek söylemek yerine linking mantığını çalış.
W2+35 XPUse thought groups and pauses to sound smoother.
Thought group ve doğru duraklama ile daha doğal konuş.
W3+25 XPPractice pitch patterns that make statements and questions sound natural.
Doğal Amerikan İngilizcesi tonlama kalıplarını çalış.
W3+25 XPLearn why stressed syllables are longer and clearer.
Vurgulu hecelerin neden daha belirgin olduğunu öğren.
W4+35 XPTrain reductions that make natural American speech faster but clear.
Doğal Amerikan konuşmasındaki reductions kalıplarını çalış.
W4+30 XPReview American R, T, stopped T and reductions.
R, T, stopped-T ve reductions konularını tekrar et.
W1+20 XPPractice asking for recommendations naturally.
Doğal şekilde öneri istemeyi çalış.
W2+20 XPLearn useful phrasal verbs in a real-life context.
Phrasal verb’leri gerçek yaşam bağlamında öğren.
Compare two tenses learners often mix up.
Simple Past ve Present Perfect farkını çalış.
See conditional meaning in more natural sentence patterns.
Koşul anlamının yalnızca if ile kurulmadığını gör.
Choose one short American expression and learn it in context.
Bir Amerikan ifadesini bağlam içinde öğren.
Choose one short grammar episode and create your own examples.
Kısa bir grammar bölümü seç ve kendi örneklerini yaz.
Use an American-English story lesson for listening and speaking.
Listening + vocabulary + speaking çalış.
Practice English used in current topics.
Güncel konularda kullanılan İngilizceyi kısa içerikle çalış.
W1+25 XPLearn practical note-taking systems in natural American English.
Not tutma sistemlerini öğrenirken İngilizce dinle.
W2+25 XPRead school material more actively.
Okul metinlerini aktif okumayı çalış.
W3+30 XPUnderstand active recall and spacing.
Active recall ve spacing yöntemlerini öğren.
W4+25 XPBuild a simple system for deadlines and projects.
Deadline ve ders blokları için planlama sistemi kur.
W5+30 XPUnderstand distractions and improve your study environment.
Dikkat dağınıklığını ve çalışma ortamını iyileştir.
W6+30 XPLearn why procrastination happens and make starting easier.
Erteleme ve başlama direncini azaltmayı öğren.
W7+30 XPTurn revision into active practice.
Tekrar okumak yerine aktif sınav çalışması yap.
W8+30 XPPlan, draft and revise essays deliberately.
Essay planlama ve revision sürecini geliştir.
Explore growth mindset and the power of “not yet.”
Growth mindset ve “henüz değil” fikrini keşfet.
Think about persistence, practice and long-term goals.
Azim, pratik ve uzun vadeli hedefleri düşün.
Separate learning mode from performance mode.
Learning mode ve performance mode farkını öğren.
W5+25 XPUnderstand the emotion loop behind procrastination.
Ertelemenin duygu döngüsünü öğren.
Listen to a teen speaker challenge stereotypes.
Gençler hakkındaki kalıpları sorgulayan bir konuşmayı dinle.
W7+25 XPLearn practical ways to prepare for exam stress.
Sınav stresi için sakin kalma yöntemlerini öğren.
W5+40 XPPractice spontaneous speaking and clear structure.
Hazırlıksız konuşma ve net yapı kurmayı çalış.
Practice listening and asking better questions.
Dinleme ve iyi soru sorma üzerine çalış.
Treat confidence as a skill you can practice.
Özgüveni geliştirilebilir bir beceri gibi düşün.
W8+30 XPLearn calm, respectful language for setting boundaries.
Sakin ve saygılı biçimde sınır koymayı öğren.
Infer precise word meaning from context.
Kelime anlamını bağlamdan çıkarma becerisini geliştir.
Choose transitions based on logical relationships.
Fikirler arasındaki mantığa göre transition seç.
Select and combine information for a writing goal.
Yazma amacına göre gerekli bilgiyi seçip birleştir.
Use a challenge to find the next grammar/reading targets.
Challenge ile sonraki grammar ve reading hedeflerini belirle.
Microphone works best when hosted over HTTPS, e.g. GitHub Pages.
A private, friends-only competition layer. Weekly XP resets the ranking; lifetime learning progress never disappears.
A short in-site estimate from A1 to C1. It is not an official exam; use British Council or Cambridge for an external check.