English language basics for beginners level 1

Practice listening and speaking to learn body parts vocabulary, such as eye, hand, ear, mouth, and nose, and follow instructions to build basic reading and writing skills.

Practice phonics and handwriting through listen-and-repeat activities, tracing and completing h and d sounds. Look, read, and write related words like Hannah, hand, neck, and nose.

Explore basic daily routine vocabulary through listen-and-say exercises about washing hands, washing face, brushing hair, and brushing teeth, plus read-and-color activities and color checks.

Practice phonics and handwriting to learn letter sounds and forms, listen and repeat, and trace and write letters, including capital letters, using pencil, pen, and ruler.

Practice counting from one to five and saying numbers aloud, while connecting vocabulary for school items. Explore singular and plural forms like pencil, pencils, pen, pencil case, and pencil cases.

Build basic counting and number skills, expand vocabulary, and practice asking and answering how old you are through circle, unscramble, and matching activities for beginners.

Practice phonics and handwriting through listen-and-repeat, tracing and completing activities, then look, read, write, and choose words such as orange, oil, Cairo, card, and candle.

Develop color and number vocabulary through a birthday unit, with listening and speaking practice, reading and matching colors like red, black, blue, green, yellow, orange, and unscrambling and writing activities.

Learn basic family vocabulary and polite phrases like please and thank you through listening, speaking, and matching activities to identify relatives such as father, mother, sister, brother, grandfather, and grandmother.

Engage with unit five, focusing on family-themed phonics and handwriting through listen and repeat, trace and complete, look and match, and unscramble and write activities.

Explore life skills and values with family themes, practicing polite expressions like please and thank you, and identifying good behavior through simple yes or no choices.

Practice listening and speaking vocabulary for musical instruments—drums, piano, guitar, triangle, and flute—and use 'I can play' statements to describe skills.

Engage in phonics handwriting through listen and repeat exercises, tracing and completing letters such as b, g, d, e, and practicing basic letter sounds for beginners.

Explore the five senses through listening, pointing, and saying; practice looking, reading, and writing about taste, smell, touch, see, and hear; include environmental issues with true/false checks.

Practice listening and speaking to learn at home places such as living room, kitchen, garden, bathroom, and bedroom, and ask where people are.

Practice phonics and handwriting through listen-and-repeat, tracing and completing letters like apple, and look-and-match activities featuring names such as Ameerah and Sami.

Connect math vocabulary to home learning by naming shapes: star, rectangle, circle, triangle, and square, through listening, pointing, and saying, then look, match, and complete.

Practice listening and speaking with a vocabulary lesson on ancient Egyptian items, adjectives, and listen-and-say points featuring King Tut, Queen Nefertiti, Sphinx, pyramids, and camels.

Practice phonics handwriting in unit eight at the pyramids, lesson two, by listening and repeating letters and names such as Kay, Kate, King Tut, Q, Quiet, and Queen Nefertiti.

Explore unit eight at the pyramids lesson three, linking math and science with big and small, and reading with social studies through Port Said, Alexandria, and Cairo.

Develop listening and speaking skills through a beach unit vocabulary and body language to express abilities, including I can swim and I can dig.

Practice phonics and handwriting through unit nine at the beach, listening and repeating key sounds. Explore basic vocabulary like insect and umbrella while following along.

Practice listening and speaking about prepositions of place, using on, in, behind, and under, to ask where things are and answer with 'it's under the bush'.

Learn basic jobs vocabulary, including dentist, teacher, engineer, police officer, firefighter, doctor, vet, and soldier, through listening, reading, role-play, and body language activities.

Practice phonics writing in unit 10, lessons two and three, using listen and repeat and engaging in matching and writing activities.

Guide beginners to say what they want to be using 'I want to be' with jobs like vet, dentist, firefighter, teacher, engineer, police officer, and soldier.

Explore how everyday items are made from cotton fabric and wheat flour, including t-shirts, bread, pizza, cookies, and cake, with a circle activity identifying items from wheat and flour.