ONLINE ACTIVITIES FOR

YOUNG LEARNERS
For users of Google Classroom, we have created some new interactive content with automated
marking. The activities are built as Google Forms and can be used alongside any of our Primary
courses. Teachers can select activities by CEFR level and choose from a variety of topics.
The online activities can be copied, shared and edited as required.
Please click the links below to access the Google Forms for young learners.

CEFR Video CEFR

Topic Online Activities Topic
Level Online Activities Level

1 School objects 1 Routine

2 Toys
3 At the museum
Pre-A1
4 Clothes
5 Animals / can + action verb
6 Food
1 Hobbies & games
2 Rooms in the house
3 Places in school
Pre-A1
4 Food
5 Animals / animal body parts
6 Clothes
1 Wild animals
2 Environment
3 School subjects
A1
4 Food
5 Places in town
6 Describing appearances
2 Household activities
3 Physical description
A1
4 Clothes
5 Food
6 Outdoor activities
1 Sports
2 Clothes
3 Places in town
A1+
4 Jobs
5 Wild animals
6 Outside activities
1 Travel
2 Nationalities & countries
3 Transport vocabulary
A2
4 Technology
5 Holiday vocabulary
6 Free time activities

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HOW TO USE THE OUP Online activities are built using Google

ONLINE ACTIVITIES IN
Forms and you will need a Gmail
account to copy and distribute them to

GOOGLE FORMS
your students.

How to access the forms

• From the list, click on the link to the form you want to use.
• The link will open a copy of the form in your browser. Click ‘Make a copy’.

• Once the copy has been created, the form will open in an editable
format, so you can adjust or modify the activities if necessary.

How to preview the forms before sharing

Before sending a form to your students, you can preview it. To do so, click on the “eye” icon
in the top right corner.

How to edit the forms

In each form, every activity is set as required for completion. However, you can choose to make
some activities optional or take them out altogether. Equally, you can choose to add your own
activities to the form.
• Click on the activity item you wish to edit and the edit tools will become active. From here
you can change it, delete it, update the answer key, the scoring and lots more.
• Please note that once you change a form, the changes become permanent and you will
not be able to revert to the original copy of the form.

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 How to send the forms to students
• Click the ‘Send’ button in the top right corner.

• The form can be emailed, or shared by Facebook or Twitter. The link can also be copied in order to share via other means.
• In order to track who has received the form, you will need to select the ‘Collect email addresses’ checkbox. This will also
ensure better reporting of the results.

How to use the forms in Google Classroom

• Go to the ‘Classwork’ tab.
• Select ‘Create’, then ‘Quiz assignment’.

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 • Within the assignment, select ‘Add’, then ‘Google Drive’. This is where all your copied
forms will be stored.

• Select the form you want to add.

• Name the assignment and add a description if necessary.
• Click ‘Assign’.
• The form will now be included in your Classroom!

How to view responses and results

• Click on ‘Responses’ at the top middle of the form.
This will give you a report of who has completed the form, their score, as well as the most frequent errors.

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