Lesson 1: Nice to Meet You

Great start to learning English! You did well with basic introductions and sharing personal information. Keep practicing the phrases “My name is…” and “I am from…”.

• Vocabulary to Practice: name, age, nationality, hello, goodbye
• Sentences: “My name is [name].”, “I am from [country].”

Lesson 2: The Vowels

You’re catching on to vowel sounds quickly! Remember the difference between short and long vowel sounds.

• Vocabulary to Practice: A, E, I, O, U (both short and long sounds)
• Sentences: Create simple sentences using words with different vowel sounds.

Lesson 3: The Consonants

Well done on learning consonant sounds! Focus on the distinct sounds each consonant makes.

• Vocabulary to Practice: All consonant letters of the alphabet
• Sentences: Practice forming sentences with words that emphasize different consonant sounds.

Lesson 4: Y as a Vowel

Good understanding of the letter Y as both a vowel and a consonant. Remember its different sounds.

• Vocabulary to Practice: Words with Y as a vowel and consonant
• Sentences: “The [word with Y as a vowel/consonant] is/are…”

Lesson 5: Review #1

Impressive review session! Keep revising what we’ve learned so far, especially vowel and consonant sounds.

• Vocabulary to Practice: Review of all vocabulary from Lessons 1-4
• Sentences: Form sentences using the reviewed vocabulary.

Lesson 6: Subject Pronouns

You’re making good progress with subject pronouns. Remember to use them correctly in sentences.

• Vocabulary to Practice: I, you, he, she, it, we, they
• Sentences: “[Pronoun] am/is/are… 

Lesson 7: To Be Verb

Great job understanding the verb “to be.” Keep practicing the forms am, is, and are in different sentences.

• Vocabulary to Practice: am, is, are
• Sentences: “I am…”, “He/She/It is…”, “We/They are…”

Lesson 8: ‘To Be’ or Not ‘To Be’

You’re doing well with the verb “to be” and its contractions. Remember the contractions for ‘am’, ‘is’, and ‘are’.

• Vocabulary to Practice: I’m, you’re, he’s, she’s, it’s, we’re, they’re
• Sentences: “She’s a teacher.”, “They’re students.”

Lesson 9: Basic Verbs

Excellent work learning basic action verbs! Try using these verbs to talk about daily activities.

• Vocabulary to Practice: walk, run, dance, jump, read, write, draw, paint
• Sentences: “I [verb] every day.”

Lesson 10: Review #2

Fantastic effort in reviewing the unit! Keep practicing all the verbs and pronouns we’ve learned.

• Vocabulary to Practice: Review of all vocabulary from Lessons 1-9
• Sentences: Construct sentences using the vocabulary from the entire unit.