SPEAK FROM THE START

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Japanese-style illustrated edition

20 beginner lessons with picture vocabulary, A/B gap practice, chants with soft music, and free role-play.

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BEGINNER • 30 MINUTES EACH

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01Hello! Nice to Meet You02This Is Me03Numbers and Phone Numbers04My Family05My Day06What Time Is It?07I Like It!08Food and Drinks09At a Café10Let’s Go Shopping11Welcome to My Home12Around Town13Can You Help Me?14How’s the Weather?15I Don’t Feel Well16Let’s Make a Plan17My Weekend18At the Station19My Future Goal20Beginner Speaking Party
LESSON 01 • 30 MINUTES

Hello! Nice to Meet You

Today I can: greet someone and say your name.

Main theme illustration for Hello! Nice to Meet You
1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about hello! nice to meet you?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
hello
hi
name
from
meet
friend

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AHello! I’m Hana.

BHi, Hana. I’m Adam.

ANice to meet you.

BNice to meet you, too.

AWhere are you from?

BI’m from Pakistan.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AHello! I’m Hana.

BHi, . I’m Adam.

ANice to meet you.

B to meet you, too.

AWhere are you from?

BI’m from .

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

A! I’m Hana.

BHi, Hana. I’m Adam.

A to meet you.

BNice to meet you, too.

A are you from?

BI’m from Pakistan.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “I am / I’m” to give your name. Use “What is / What’s” to ask.

Model: Hi, Hana. I’m Adam.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Hello, hello!

My name is Hana.

Nice to meet you!

What is your name?

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

You meet a new student. Say hello, give your name, and ask two questions.

STUDENT B

You are the new student. Answer, then ask your partner’s name.

Helpful lines

Hello! I’m Hana.

Nice to meet you.

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 02 • 30 MINUTES

This Is Me

Today I can: say your age, country, job, and language.

Main theme illustration for This Is Me
1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about this is me?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
age
country
city
student
work
English

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

ATell me about yourself.

BI’m twenty years old.

AWhere do you live?

BI live in Karachi.

AAre you a student?

BYes, and I study English.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

ATell me about yourself.

BI’m years old.

AWhere do you live?

BI live in .

AAre you a student?

BYes, and I study .

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

ATell me about .

BI’m twenty years old.

AWhere do you ?

BI live in Karachi.

AAre you a ?

BYes, and I study English.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “I am” with age or job. Use “I live in” with a city.

Model: I’m twenty years old.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

This is me.

I live in my city.

I learn English every day.

Come and speak with me!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Ask your partner about age, city, work or study, and English.

STUDENT B

Answer with true or imaginary information, then ask the same questions.

Helpful lines

Tell me about yourself.

Where do you live?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 03 • 30 MINUTES

Numbers and Phone Numbers

Today I can: say and check numbers clearly.

Main theme illustration for Numbers and Phone Numbers
1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about numbers and phone numbers?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
zero
number
phone
repeat
slowly
correct

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AWhat’s your phone number?

BIt’s 0305 417 2096.

ACould you repeat that slowly?

BSure. 0305 417 2096.

ADid you say 2096?

BYes, that’s correct.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AWhat’s your phone number?

B’s 0305 417 2096.

ACould you repeat that slowly?

B. 0305 417 2096.

ADid you say 2096?

BYes, that’s .

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AWhat’s your phone ?

BIt’s 0305 417 2096.

ACould you that slowly?

BSure. 0305 417 2096.

A you say 2096?

BYes, that’s correct.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Say phone numbers one digit at a time. Use “Did you say…?” to check.

Model: It’s 0305 417 2096.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Zero, one, two, three.

Say the number slowly.

Four, five, six, seven.

Check the number again!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Ask for a phone number. Listen, repeat it, and check the last four digits.

STUDENT B

Give an imaginary number slowly. Correct one mistake politely.

Helpful lines

What’s your phone number?

Could you repeat that slowly?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 04 • 30 MINUTES

My Family

Today I can: name family members and say who they are.

Main theme illustration for My Family
1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about my family?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
mother
father
sister
brother
parents
family

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AIs this your family?

BYes. This is my mother.

AWho is this?

BThis is my older brother.

AAre these your parents?

BYes, they are.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AIs this your family?

BYes. This is my .

AWho is this?

BThis is my older .

AAre these your parents?

BYes, are.

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AIs this your ?

BYes. This is my mother.

AWho is ?

BThis is my older brother.

AAre these your ?

BYes, they are.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “This is my…” for one person and “These are my…” for more than one.

Model: Yes. This is my mother.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Mother, father, sister, brother.

We are a family.

This is my family.

They are special to me!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Show or imagine a family photo. Ask “Who is this?” three times.

STUDENT B

Introduce three people and say one simple fact about each person.

Helpful lines

Is this your family?

Who is this?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 05 • 30 MINUTES

My Day

Today I can: talk about a simple daily routine.

Main theme illustration for My Day
1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about my day?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
wake up
breakfast
start work
study
lunch
sleep

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AWhat time do you wake up?

BI wake up at seven.

AWhat do you do after breakfast?

BI go to work.

ADo you study at night?

BYes, I study English.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AWhat time do you wake up?

BI wake up at .

AWhat do you do after breakfast?

BI go to .

ADo you study at night?

BYes, I study .

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AWhat do you wake up?

BI wake up at seven.

AWhat do you do after ?

BI go to work.

ADo you at night?

BYes, I study English.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use the simple present for routines: “I wake up at seven.”

Model: I wake up at seven.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Wake up, wash, and eat.

Work and study, move your feet.

Home at night, my day is done.

Every day can be fun!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Ask about morning, afternoon, and evening routines.

STUDENT B

Describe your day using at least four routine words.

Helpful lines

What time do you wake up?

What do you do after breakfast?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 06 • 30 MINUTES

What Time Is It?

Today I can: ask for the time and arrange a meeting.

Main theme illustration for What Time Is It?
1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about what time is it??

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
time
o’clock
half past
early
late
class time

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AWhat time is it?

BIt’s half past two.

AWhat time is the class?

BIt starts at three.

AAm I late?

BNo, you’re early.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AWhat time is it?

BIt’s past two.

AWhat time is the class?

BIt at three.

AAm I late?

BNo, you’re .

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AWhat is it?

BIt’s half past two.

AWhat time is the ?

BIt starts at three.

AAm I ?

BNo, you’re early.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “at” before a time: “Let’s meet at three o’clock.”

Model: It’s half past two.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Tick-tock, look and see.

It is half past two.

Meet me here at three.

I will wait for you!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Ask the time and arrange a meeting today.

STUDENT B

Give the time, choose a place, and say if your partner is early or late.

Helpful lines

What time is it?

What time is the class?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 07 • 30 MINUTES

I Like It!

Today I can: talk about likes, dislikes, and hobbies.

Main theme illustration for I Like It!
1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about i like it!?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
like
love
enjoy
don’t like
hobby
favorite

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AWhat do you like to do?

BI enjoy cooking.

AWhat’s your favorite food?

BI love spicy food.

ADo you like sports?

BYes, but I don’t like football.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AWhat do you like to do?

BI enjoy .

AWhat’s your favorite food?

BI love food.

ADo you like sports?

BYes, but I don’t like .

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AWhat do you to do?

BI enjoy cooking.

AWhat’s your food?

BI love spicy food.

ADo you like ?

BYes, but I don’t like football.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use a noun after “like” or an -ing activity: “I like music. I like reading.”

Model: I enjoy cooking.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

I like music. I like tea.

Tell me what you like.

I love reading. How about you?

Let’s share what we like!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Ask about food, music, sports, and free-time activities.

STUDENT B

Answer with two likes and one dislike. Ask “How about you?”

Helpful lines

What do you like to do?

What’s your favorite food?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 08 • 30 MINUTES

Food and Drinks

Today I can: name food and say what you want.

Main theme illustration for Food and Drinks
1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about food and drinks?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
rice
bread
fruit
water
tea
hungry

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AAre you hungry?

BYes, I am.

AWhat would you like?

BI’d like rice and vegetables.

AWould you like a drink?

BYes, some water, please.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AAre you hungry?

B, I am.

AWhat would you like?

BI’d like rice and .

AWould you like a drink?

BYes, some , please.

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AAre you ?

BYes, I am.

AWhat would you ?

BI’d like rice and vegetables.

AWould you like a ?

BYes, some water, please.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “I want…” for a simple need and “I’d like…” for a polite choice.

Model: Yes, I am.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Rice and bread, fruit and tea.

What would you like to eat?

Water, please. That is right.

Thank you for my food tonight!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Offer your partner three foods and two drinks.

STUDENT B

Choose a meal politely and say “please” and “thank you.”

Helpful lines

Are you hungry?

What would you like?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 09 • 30 MINUTES

At a Café

Today I can: order food and ask for the bill.

Main theme illustration for At a Café
1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about at a café?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
menu
order
sandwich
drink
bill
please

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AAre you ready to order?

BYes. Can I have a sandwich?

AOf course. Anything to drink?

BA cup of tea, please.

AIs that everything?

BYes. Can I have the bill, too?

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AAre you ready to order?

BYes. Can I have a ?

AOf course. Anything to drink?

BA cup of tea, .

AIs that everything?

BYes. Can I have the , too?

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AAre you to order?

BYes. Can I have a sandwich?

AOf course. to drink?

BA cup of tea, please.

AIs that ?

BYes. Can I have the bill, too?

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “Can I have…?” or “I’d like…” for polite orders.

Model: Yes. Can I have a sandwich?

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Can I have a sandwich, please?

Can I have some tea?

Here is your order. Thank you!

The café is the place for me!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

You work at a café. Greet the customer, take an order, and bring the bill.

STUDENT B

Order one food and one drink. Ask one question about the menu.

Helpful lines

Are you ready to order?

Of course. Anything to drink?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 10 • 30 MINUTES

Let’s Go Shopping

Today I can: ask about price, color, and size.

Main theme illustration for Let’s Go Shopping
1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about let’s go shopping?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
shirt
jacket
color
size
price
try on

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

ACan I help you?

BYes. I like this jacket.

AWhat size do you need?

BMedium, please.

AWould you like to try it on?

BYes. How much is it?

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

ACan I help you?

BYes. I like this .

AWhat size do you need?

B, please.

AWould you like to try it on?

BYes. How is it?

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

ACan I you?

BYes. I like this jacket.

AWhat do you need?

BMedium, please.

AWould you to try it on?

BYes. How much is it?

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “How much is…?” for price and “Do you have…?” for choices.

Model: Yes. I like this jacket.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Small, medium, large—what size?

Blue or green—what do you like?

Try it on and check the price.

This one looks just right!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

You are a shop assistant. Ask about item, color, and size.

STUDENT B

Choose an item, ask the price, and decide to buy it or not.

Helpful lines

Can I help you?

What size do you need?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 11 • 30 MINUTES

Welcome to My Home

Today I can: name rooms and say where things are.

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1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about welcome to my home?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
kitchen
bedroom
bathroom
living room
table
window

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AWelcome to my home.

BIt’s very nice.

AThere is a kitchen here.

BIs there a bedroom upstairs?

AYes, there are two bedrooms.

BI like the big windows.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AWelcome to my home.

BIt’s nice.

AThere is a kitchen here.

BIs there a bedroom ?

AYes, there are two bedrooms.

BI like the big .

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

A to my home.

BIt’s very nice.

AThere is a here.

BIs there a bedroom upstairs?

AYes, there are two .

BI like the big windows.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “There is” for one thing and “There are” for two or more.

Model: It’s very nice.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, too.

Here is my home for you.

There is a table. There are two chairs.

Welcome, friend! Come upstairs!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Give your partner a tour of an imaginary home.

STUDENT B

Ask where three rooms or objects are. Say what you like.

Helpful lines

Welcome to my home.

There is a kitchen here.

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 12 • 30 MINUTES

Around Town

Today I can: name places and describe their location.

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1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about around town?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
bank
park
hospital
store
near
across from

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AIs there a bank near here?

BYes. It’s next to the park.

AWhere is the hospital?

BIt’s across from the store.

AIs it far?

BNo, it’s very near.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AIs there a bank near here?

BYes. It’s to the park.

AWhere is the hospital?

BIt’s from the store.

AIs it far?

BNo, it’s near.

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AIs a bank near here?

BYes. It’s next to the park.

AWhere is the ?

BIt’s across from the store.

AIs it ?

BNo, it’s very near.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “next to,” “near,” and “across from” to show location.

Model: Yes. It’s next to the park.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Bank and park, store and street.

Places in the town we meet.

Next to, near, across from, too.

I can tell the place to you!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Ask where the bank, park, hospital, and store are.

STUDENT B

Imagine a town map and give clear locations.

Helpful lines

Is there a bank near here?

Where is the hospital?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 13 • 30 MINUTES

Can You Help Me?

Today I can: ask for and give simple directions.

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1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about can you help me??

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
straight
left
right
corner
turn
block

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AExcuse me. Where is the library?

BGo straight for one block.

AThen what?

BTurn right at the corner.

AIs it on the left?

BYes. It’s next to the café.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AExcuse me. Where is the library?

BGo for one block.

AThen what?

BTurn right at the .

AIs it on the left?

BYes. It’s to the café.

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AExcuse me. Where is the ?

BGo straight for one block.

A what?

BTurn right at the corner.

AIs it on the ?

BYes. It’s next to the café.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use action words first: “Go straight. Turn left.”

Model: Go straight for one block.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Go straight, turn left.

Go straight, turn right.

At the corner, stop and see.

The place is there in front of me!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

You are lost. Ask for directions to two places.

STUDENT B

Give directions using straight, left, right, and one location word.

Helpful lines

Excuse me. Where is the library?

Then what?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 14 • 30 MINUTES

How’s the Weather?

Today I can: describe weather and choose an activity.

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1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about how’s the weather??

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
sunny
rainy
cloudy
windy
hot
cold

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AHow’s the weather today?

BIt’s sunny and warm.

AIs it windy?

BNo, but it may rain later.

AShould we go outside?

BYes. Let’s take an umbrella.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AHow’s the weather today?

BIt’s and warm.

AIs it windy?

BNo, but it may rain .

AShould we go outside?

BYes. Let’s take an .

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AHow’s the today?

BIt’s sunny and warm.

AIs it ?

BNo, but it may rain later.

AShould we go ?

BYes. Let’s take an umbrella.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “It is / It’s” before weather words: “It’s sunny.”

Model: It’s sunny and warm.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Sunny, rainy, cloudy day.

What is the weather? Can you say?

Hot or cold, wind or rain.

Tell me the weather once again!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Describe today’s weather and suggest an activity.

STUDENT B

Respond, ask one weather question, and accept or change the plan.

Helpful lines

How’s the weather today?

Is it windy?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 15 • 30 MINUTES

I Don’t Feel Well

Today I can: say a simple health problem and understand advice.

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1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about i don’t feel well?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
headache
cough
fever
tired
rest
doctor

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AWhat’s wrong?

BI have a headache.

ADo you have a fever?

BNo, but I feel tired.

AYou should rest and drink water.

BThank you. I’ll do that.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AWhat’s wrong?

BI have a .

ADo you have a fever?

BNo, but I feel .

AYou should rest and drink water.

B you. I’ll do that.

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AWhat’s ?

BI have a headache.

ADo you have a ?

BNo, but I feel tired.

AYou rest and drink water.

BThank you. I’ll do that.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “I have…” for a problem and “You should…” for advice.

Model: I have a headache.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Headache, cough, I feel tired.

Rest and water may be required.

If I feel worse, what should I do?

Call the doctor to help me through!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Tell the clinic worker about two symptoms.

STUDENT B

Ask simple questions and give safe general advice to rest or contact a doctor.

Helpful lines

What’s wrong?

Do you have a fever?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 16 • 30 MINUTES

Let’s Make a Plan

Today I can: invite someone and agree on a time and place.

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1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about let’s make a plan?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
free
busy
movie
tomorrow
meet up
great

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AAre you free tomorrow?

BYes, I am.

AWould you like to see a movie?

BThat sounds great.

ALet’s meet at six.

BPerfect. See you then!

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AAre you free tomorrow?

B, I am.

AWould you like to see a movie?

BThat great.

ALet’s meet at six.

B. See you then!

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AAre you free ?

BYes, I am.

AWould you like to see a ?

BThat sounds great.

ALet’s at six.

BPerfect. See you then!

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “Would you like to…?” for an invitation and “Let’s…” for a plan.

Model: Yes, I am.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Are you free? Yes, I am!

Let’s make a little plan.

Time and place, now we know.

See you there—let’s go!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Invite your partner to an activity. Choose a time and place.

STUDENT B

Accept the invitation or say you are busy and suggest another time.

Helpful lines

Are you free tomorrow?

Would you like to see a movie?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 17 • 30 MINUTES

My Weekend

Today I can: talk about completed past activities.

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1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about my weekend?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
visited
watched
played
cooked
went
yesterday

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AHow was your weekend?

BIt was fun. I visited my cousin.

AWhat did you do?

BWe cooked lunch and played a game.

ADid you watch a movie?

BYes, we watched one at night.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AHow was your weekend?

BIt was fun. I my cousin.

AWhat did you do?

BWe lunch and played a game.

ADid you watch a movie?

BYes, we one at night.

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AHow was your ?

BIt was fun. I visited my cousin.

A did you do?

BWe cooked lunch and played a game.

ADid you a movie?

BYes, we watched one at night.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use past verbs for finished time: “I visited my friend yesterday.”

Model: It was fun. I visited my cousin.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Yesterday I cooked and played.

Yesterday I had a good day.

I visited friends and watched TV.

What did you do? Please tell me!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Ask what your partner did last weekend. Ask two follow-up questions.

STUDENT B

Describe three past activities using yesterday or last weekend.

Helpful lines

How was your weekend?

What did you do?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 18 • 30 MINUTES

At the Station

Today I can: buy a ticket and ask about departure details.

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1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about at the station?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
ticket
train
station
platform
leave
arrive

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AOne ticket to Islamabad, please.

BOne-way or return?

AReturn, please. What time does it leave?

BIt leaves at ten o’clock.

AWhich platform does it use?

BPlatform four.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AOne ticket to Islamabad, please.

BOne-way or ?

AReturn, please. What time does it leave?

BIt at ten o’clock.

AWhich platform does it use?

B four.

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AOne ticket to , please.

BOne-way or return?

A, please. What time does it leave?

BIt leaves at ten o’clock.

AWhich does it use?

BPlatform four.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “What time does…?” and “Which platform…?” for travel details.

Model: One-way or return?

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Ticket ready, bag in hand.

Which platform? Where do I stand?

The train leaves at ten today.

Check the time and ride away!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Buy a ticket. Ask the departure time and platform.

STUDENT B

Sell the ticket, answer the questions, and wish the traveler a good trip.

Helpful lines

One ticket to Islamabad, please.

Return, please. What time does it leave?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 19 • 30 MINUTES

My Future Goal

Today I can: say a goal and a simple plan.

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1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about my future goal?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
goal
future
learn
improve
practice
every day

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AWhat is your English goal?

BI want to speak with confidence.

AHow are you going to improve?

BI’m going to practise every day.

AWho will you speak with?

BI’ll speak with my classmates.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AWhat is your English goal?

BI want to speak with .

AHow are you going to improve?

BI’m going to every day.

AWho will you speak with?

BI’ll speak with my .

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AWhat is your goal?

BI want to speak with confidence.

AHow are you going to ?

BI’m going to practise every day.

AWho will you with?

BI’ll speak with my classmates.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Use “I’m going to…” for a plan and “I want to…” for a goal.

Model: I want to speak with confidence.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

I have a goal. I have a plan.

I will practise when I can.

Every day I speak and grow.

Step by step, away I go!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Ask about your partner’s future English goal and plan.

STUDENT B

Describe one goal, two actions, and when you will start.

Helpful lines

What is your English goal?

How are you going to improve?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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LESSON 20 • 30 MINUTES

Beginner Speaking Party

Today I can: use beginner English in one complete conversation.

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1 Start · 2m2 Picture Words · 5m3 Listen · 4m4 A/B Gaps · 5m5 English · 3m6 Chant · 3m7 Role-play · 5m8 Check · 3m

1LET’S START2 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONStudy the six pictures. Point to one picture and say what you can see. Give one short answer.

Which picture do you understand first?

What can you say about beginner speaking party?

2PICTURE WORDS5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONLook at each small picture. Tap the speaker, listen to the word, and repeat it two times.
welcome
question
answer
invite
plan
goodbye

3LISTEN & SAY4 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the conversation. Listen once. Play it again and repeat each line. Then read it with your teacher.

AHi! I’m Noor. Is this seat free?

BYes, it is. Please sit down.

AThanks. What do you like to do?

BI like reading and cooking.

AWould you like to study together later?

BSure. Let’s meet in the library at three.

4FILL THE GAPS & SWITCH5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete Part A as Speaker B. Then switch: complete Part B as Speaker A. Speak every completed line aloud.

PART A

Teacher reads A • Student completes and speaks B

AHi! I’m Noor. Is this seat free?

BYes, it is. Please sit .

AThanks. What do you like to do?

BI like and cooking.

AWould you like to study together later?

BSure. Let’s meet in the at three.

PART B

Teacher reads B • Student completes and speaks A

AHi! I’m . Is this seat free?

BYes, it is. Please sit down.

A. What do you like to do?

BI like reading and cooking.

AWould you like to study later?

BSure. Let’s meet in the library at three.

5EASY ENGLISH3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONRead the easy rule. Copy the model and change the information to make your own sentence.
Easy rule

Connect your ideas with “and,” “but,” and “because.”

Model: Yes, it is. Please sit down.

6CHANT TOGETHER3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONPlay the chant. Soft music will play only during the chant. Tap the beat and repeat all four lines.
♪ Soft rhythm music: ON during chant only

Hello, friend! Come and speak.

Use your English every week.

Ask and answer, smile and try.

Great work, friend—now say goodbye!

7FREE ROLE-PLAY5 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONUse the role cards for a free conversation. Speak without reading every word. Switch roles after one round.
STUDENT A

Start a conversation, introduce yourself, ask about likes, and make a plan.

STUDENT B

Keep the conversation going with answers and two follow-up questions.

Helpful lines

Hi! I’m Noor. Is this seat free?

Thanks. What do you like to do?

Could you say that again, please?

8QUICK CHECK3 MIN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONComplete all four checks. You should now be able to speak as both A and B.
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