FLASHcards

Teacher’s Guide

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 Our World Flashcards Teacher’s Guide
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 Our World Flashcards
The Our World Flashcards are a set of 255 cards that represent each target vocabulary term, as well as
additional vocabulary and grammar phrases, taught in Levels 1–3 of Our World, National Geographic
Learning’s Primary British English programme. These 255 flashcards, containing 510 images, can be used
to preview, teach and review vocabulary and grammar. Each card is designed to be used by both teachers
and students. High-quality, engaging photographs and illustrations support visual learning, while exposing
students to target terms in new contexts.

Suggested Activities
Flashcard games and activities are grouped into four categories:
•  general activities and games that can be used in large or small classes
•  more challenging activities and games
•  activities and games that work best with small classes
•  activities and games that help students learn to spell the vocabulary

These types of activities and games will help students use and recycle vocabulary, as well as learn new
vocabulary. They can be used to provide multiple exposures to target language, something that research
has shown to be a highly effective tool in teaching and learning English.

General Activities
1. Flashcards in a Bag
After pre-teaching a set of flashcards, shuffle the
cards and then put them in a large bag. students
take turns pulling out a card and saying what is
on it.
5. Take Turns Drilling
2. Circle Drilling
students stand in a circle. Name each flashcard as
you walk around the circle, handing one card to
each student. Each student then holds up a card
and names it then other students repeat. Once all
students have had a turn, tell them to do this once
again, this time more quickly!
tune to a popular song, slowly move the card up to
reveal part of it. Once students have said what is on
the card, show them the entire card and then say the
word or phrase together.
Put a group of flashcards in a pile at the end of a
table. Ask one student to stand by the pile while
others line up on the other side of the table. The first
student holds up a card and names it or asks What
is it? or What are they? The other students take
turns answering. Repeat until all students have had
a turn.

3. Guessing Game 6. Flashcards-in-a-Bag Guessing Game

Pre-teach six to ten flashcards. Ask students to close
their eyes as you choose a card and put it behind
your back. Students then take turns guessing which
card you chose. The student who guesses correctly
takes the teacher’s role, and chooses a new card.
Repeat until all students have had a turn.
After pre-teaching six to ten flashcards, secretly put
half of them in an opaque bag. Students ask,
Is there a/an ? or Are there ?
questions to find out what cards are in the bag.
The game ends when students have correctly
guessed what cards are in the bag.

4. Peek-a-Boo! 7. Charades
Pre-teach ten or more flashcards. students close This game can be used for flashcards with a verb
their eyes as you choose a card and put it behind a or verb phrase on them. As you pre-teach the
book or other classroom object. While humming the flashcards, act out the verb. For example, if the

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 card illustrates ‘throw a ball’, mime throwing an
imaginary ball.
Lay the cards face up on the table or line them up
against the board. Students take turns coming to the
front of the class and acting out a verb. The student
that guesses the correct action comes to the front
and acts out a new verb. Continue until all students
have had a chance to act out a verb.
8. Alphabetical Order
Pre-teach the flashcards as you pass them around to
students in random order. students work together to
put the cards in alphabetical order. They can put the
cards in alphabetical order on a table, against the
board or standing in a line while holding their card.
9. Numbering and Counting
Put ten flashcards in a pile. Write out the numbers
1–10 on the board. A student chooses a number.
Challenge Activities
12. Two Flashcards: Make a Sentence
Choose two categories of flashcards. Ask students
to choose two cards, hold them together in the
correct order and say a sentence. Examples: 1. noun
+ colour: A frog is green. 2. Food + sense of taste:
Crisps are salty. 3. animal + body part: A crocodile
has got big teeth.
13. Two Clues
Choose a set of flashcards and spread them out,
face up, on a table. Say two things about one of the
cards. For example, for cards about animals, say
It’s grey. It’s got a long trunk. students guess.
(Is it an elephant?)
14. Where? Over There!
Pre-teach the flashcards as you place them around
the room, propped up so students can see them
from their desks. Ask Where’s the ? Ask a
student to point to the card and say (It’s) over there!
The teacher can ask different students about cards,
or students can ask one another.
15. Challenge Circle Drilling
students stand in a circle. Pre-teach the flashcards
as you hand them out. Ask students to sit down and
hold up one card each, face out. Choose a student to
name all of the flashcards in the circle. If the student
makes a mistake, or has trouble remembering the
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Circle the number, and then count out that number
of cards. When you count up to that card, the
student says what is on the card. Put the cards
back in the pile in the same order and play again.
Continue until all the numbers have been said at
least once.
10. One-Minute Memory (Version 1)
Pre-teach six to ten flashcards as you line them up
against the board. Ask students to close their eyes.
Mix the flashcards up, and secretly add a new card.
Be sure to use one the students have learnt before.
students open their eyes and name the new card.
11. One-Minute Memory (Version 2)
Pre-teach six to ten flashcards as you line them up
against the board. Ask students to close their eyes.
Mix the flashcards up, and secretly remove one card.
students open their eyes and name the missing card.
word, ask the next student to try. Once a student
names all of the flashcards in the circle, they stand
up, still holding up the card. Continue until all
students are standing.
16. Humorous Questions
Choose two flashcards and ask a funny question. For
example, hold up a zebra card and a bedroom card
and ask Is there a zebra in the bedroom? Or hold
up a mango card and a skipping rope card and ask
Can a mango skip?
17. Preposition Commands
Pre-teach the preposition flashcards, and then place
several noun flashcards on a table. Ask students to use
prepositions to direct one another as they place the
noun cards in different places around the classroom.
For example, students say The mountain is under the
chair, or The giraffe is in front of the door.
18. Binoculars
Pre-teach a set of flashcards as you place them
around the classroom. students stand in a line
behind you. Ask them to hold their hands to their
eyes as if they were holding binoculars. Walk around
the classroom and say Stop! What can you see?
students look through their imaginary binoculars at
a flashcard and say, I can see . Repeat this
until you have gone around the class a few times.
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 Games for Smaller Classes
19. Listen and Touch
Place six to ten flashcards on a table. Ask students
to put their hands on their heads. Name one of the
flashcards. The first student to touch the correct card
gets a point. The student with the most points wins.
Vary this activity by asking the student who touched
the correct card to take the role of the teacher and
name the cards.
20. Six Places - Go!
Place six flashcards around the room, one in each
corner, and the remaining two on opposite sides of
the room. Name one of the cards and then say Go!
Students should quickly move to stand by that card.
Vary this game by asking students to name a card
and then say Go!
21. Noughts and Crosses
Cut a piece of paper into nine squares. On five of the
squares, draw a blue X. On four of the squares, draw
a red O. Arrange nine flashcards into a 3 x 3 grid
pattern.
Divide students into two groups. Give one group the
blue X squares, and the other the red O squares. The
blue X team places an X on one of the flashcards
and says what it is. Then the red O team has a turn.
The first team to get three in a row wins.
Spelling Activities
25. Spelling Clues
Set out six to ten flashcards. Slowly start writing
one of the vocabulary words on the board, pausing
after you write each letter. Students say the word,
once they realise what it is. To vary this game, ask
students to come up, take over the teacher’s role and
write words.
26. Pizza Spelling Game
Draw a circle on the board and divide it into four
equal parts. This is a pizza with four slices. Choose
one flashcard and hold it up to the class. On the
board, write blank spaces for each letter of that
vocabulary word. Students take turns guessing
letters to spell the word. Write the letters in the
correct spaces to spell the word as students say
them. If they say a letter that is not in that word,
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22. Walk Around the Table
Pre-teach a set of flashcards as you place them
around a table. students line up around the table.
Say Walk, walk, walk! and ask everyone to walk
around the table. Say Stop! and ask everyone to stop
and touch the flashcard closest to them. Students
take turns naming the card they touched. Choose a
student to say Stop! and play another round of
the game.
23. Large Board Game
Pre-teach the flashcards as you place them in a
row on a table. ask students to put their rubbers
or another small object in front of the row of
flashcards. Each student will then toss a coin. If it
is heads, the student moves the rubber along two
flashcards. If it is tails, the student moves the rubber
along one card. The student names the card he has
landed on. The first student to get to the end of the
row of cards is the winner.
24. Initial Consonants
Set out six to ten flashcards. Say the initial consonant
sound of one of the words three times. For example,
if it is a card of a book, say /b/, /b/, /b/. Students
give examples of flashcards that have that initial
consonant sound. Write the words on the board to
show the letter sound.
rub out one slice of the pizza. Students get a point
when they spell the word before all the pizza slices
are ‘eaten’. If they only name all the letters in the
word when there is no more pizza left, they lose one
point. Keep a record of the points on the board. This
game can be played as a whole class, or in groups
where the teams compete for points. Alternatively,
students can take the role of the teacher and listen
out for the letters.
Vary this game by adding ingredients to the pizza.
When students spell out a word, they can choose
something to go on their pizza. If they do not
spell the word after four tries, they get a topping
rubbed out from the pizza. If the game is played in
teams, the team with the pizza that has the most
ingredients at the end of the game wins.
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 Alphabetical List
above 248
an aeroplane 388
angry 276
an apple 129
an arm 113
an armchair 237
an artist 323
at night 269
aunt 163
autumn 349
baby 52
a back 460
a bag of rice 445
a bakery 371
balloons 489
a banana 130
a bath 246
a bathroom 68
Be quiet! 171
beans 328
beautiful 404
a bed 69
a bedroom 70
behind 249
bend 461
between 251
big 62
big teeth 306
a bike 99
a bird 35
a birthday cake 490
bitter 416
a biscuit 133
black 4
blue 5
a board 20
a board game 108
a bone 462
a book 30
a bookcase 238
boots 207
bored 277
a bottle of oil 446
bounce a ball 232
a bowl of sugar 447
a box of cereal 448
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bread 329
brother 53
brown 94
brush my teeth 258
a bunch of bananas 449
a burger 332
a bus 389
a bus driver 311
a bush 45
busy 494
a butterfly 36
buy 455
a camel 291
a can of fizzy drink 450
candles 491
a car 100
carrots 330
carry 354
a cat 146
catch a ball 233
a cave 426
celebrate 477
a chair 31
cheese 341
a chef 312
a chemist’s 373
a chest 463
a chicken 147
chicken 132
a cinema 375
a circle 9
a classroom 21
clean 78
climb 158
a clock 22
Close your book. 177
a cloud 46
cloudy 208
coast downhill 399
a coat 217
cold 209
colour 195
colourful feathers 307
come home 366
compare 456
a computer 25
a computer game 102 an eye 115
cook 79 a farmer 315
a cooker 245 father 54
a costume 478 a feast 482
count 196 feed my pet 355
cousin 164 feel 424
a cow 148 feet 116
crawl 159 a felt tip 202
a crayon 23 a ferry 390
crisps 342 a film star 325
a crocodile 292 fingers 465
cry 286 a firefighter 316
cut 197 a fireplace 239
dad 165 fireworks 483
dance 479 fish 135
decorations 480 a flower 47
delicious 405 fly 160
a dentist 313 fly a kite 222
a desert 427 a foot 117
a desk 32 a football player 327
a dining room 71 a forest 428
do exercise 475 a fridge 255
do my homework 367 a frog 152
a doctor 314 frown 287
a dog 149 fur 440
a doll 109 get dressed 262
a donkey 150 get off 400
a door 247 get on 401
draw 10 get some rest 476
a dress 84 get up 263
dress up 481 a giraffe 294
a drum 101 give my pet a bath 356
dry 406 a glass of juice 451
a duck 151 gloves 85
an ear 114 glue 199
eat 80 go fishing 506
eat fruit 473 go hiking 507
eat junk food 472 go horse riding 508
eat out 495 go ice skating 509
eat vegetables 474 go on a picnic 497
an egg 134 go swimming 510
an elbow 464 go to bed 264
an elephant 293 go to school 265
equals 351 go to the beach 498
excited 278 Go to the board. 175
exciting 496 go to the cinema 499
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a goat 153
a goldfish 357
grandfather 55
grandma 166
grandmother 56
grandpa 167
grapes 343
grass 37
grasslands 432
green 8
hair 118
a hamster 358
a hand 119
happy 274
hard 407
a hat 86
have a bath 82
have a shower 370
have a snack 368
have breakfast 259
have dinner 260
have lunch 261
he 180
a head 120
a helicopter 391
help 359
her 190
hers 190
him 353
a hippo 295
his 189
a hive 429
hold hands 360
Hold your card up. 174
hop 296
horns 441
a horse 154
a hospital 374
hot 210
a hot-air balloon 392
hug 361
hungry 279
I 181
ice 430
ice cream 333
in 51
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in front of 250
in the afternoon 270
in the evening 271
in the morning 272
interesting 500
an inventor 324
an invitation 492
an island 431
it 184
its 191
a jacket 87
a jar of olives 452
jeans 218
a jigsaw 110
jump 125
a jumper 215
a kangaroo 297
a kitchen 72
a kite 103
a knee 466
a lamp 73
a lantern 484
late 273
laugh 288
a leg 121
lemonade 141
a library 383
a lion 298
listen 11
listen 200
a living room 74
a loaf of bread 453
long hair 126
long trunk 308
look 422
a lorry 107
lose 501
loud 408
make my bed 369
mangoes 334
a map 24
a mask 485
Maths symbols: (plus,
minus, equals) 351
me 168
meat 335
Alphabetical List (continued)
a microwave 240 a pen 27
milk 142 a pencil 28
mine 187 a penguin 302
minus 351 peppers 338
a mirror 75 a phone 254
money 457 a photo 60
a monkey 299 pick up 362
the Moon 48 a picture 34
mother 57 a piece of cake 454
a motorbike 393 pink 96
a mountain 38 pizza 131
a mouth 122 play a game 224
mud 433 play baseball 225
mum 169 play basketball 226
a muscle 467 play computer games 266
a museum 376 play football 228
my 187 play hide and seek 227
my family 58 play tag 234
a neck 123 play with friends 267
a nest 434 plus 351
next to 252 point 12
noodles 336 a police officer 319
a nose 124 a police station 377
a notebook 203 a post office 378
a nurse 317 potatoes 339
nuts 344 a pouch 442
an office worker 318 a present 493
old 63 price 458
on 50 protect 363
Open your book. 176 a puppet 104
an orange 136 purple 7
orange 2 put away 459
orange juice 143 Put your hand up. 173
our 192 quiet 415
ours 192 a rabbit 155
a paintbrush 204 a rainforest 435
a panda 300 a raincoat 211
paper 26 rainy 212
a parade 486 read 13
parents 59 a rectangle 9
a park 372 red 1
park 402 remember 488
a parrot 301 a restaurant 379
a party 487 rice 137
pasta 337 ride a bike 229
pedal uphill 403 a river 40
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a robot 111
a rock 41
a rock star 326
rollerblade 230
rough 409
rub out 198
a rubber 33
a rug 241
run 127
sad 275
a sailing boat 394
a salad 138
salty 417
a sandwich 139
say 14
scared 280
a scientist 320
scissors 205
a scooter 395
the sea 39
see 161
sharp claws 309
she 182
a sheep 156
a shelf 97
shelves 242
a ship 396
a shirt 89
skip 223
shoes 90
a shopping centre 384
short 64
short tail 310
shorts 219
a shoulder 468
a shower 243
silly 281
sing 15
a singer 321
a sink 256
sister 61
sit down 16
skateboard 231
a skirt 91
the sky 42
sleep 81
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Alphabetical List (continued)
small 65 teach 365 windy 216
smell 421 a teddy bear 112 wings 444
smile 289 terrible 413 winter 350
smooth 410 text my friends 503 Work in a group. 172
a snack 345 their 194 Work with a friend. 179
snow 436 theirs 194 worried 285
snowy 213 them 352 write 19
socks 92 they 185 yawn 290
a sofa 76 thirsty 283 yellow 3
soft 411 throw a ball 235 yoghurt 346
sound 423 a tiger 304 you (plural) 188
soup 140 tired 284 you (singular) 183
sour 418 toes 471 young 67
spicy 419 tomatoes 340 your (plural) 193
spring 347 a tongue 443 your (singular) 188
a square 9 a top 105 yours (plural) 193
a stadium 385 a toy shop 381 yours (singular) 188
stairs 244 a train 106 a zebra 305
stand up 17 a train station 382 a zoo 387
a star 9 trainers 220
a star 49 a tree 44
stay at home 502 a triangle 9
sticky 412 trousers 88
a stomach 469 a turtle 157
stretch 470 a TV 77
strong arms 128 ugly 414
summer 348 a umbrella 221
the sun 43 uncle 170
sunny 214 under 253
a supermarket 380 underground 437
surprised 282 an underground train 397
sweet 420 us 186
sweetcorn 331 a vet 322
swim 162 visit a museum 504
a swimming costume 206 walk 18
a swimming pool 386 a wardrobe 95
swing 303 wash my face 268
a T-shirt 93 watch a game 236
a table 29 watch TV 83
take care of my pet 364 water 145
Take out your crayons. 178 we 186
talk 201 a web 438
tall 66 wetlands 439
taste 425 white 6
a taxi 398 win 505
tea 144 a window 257
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 Category Lists

Adjectives Animals a bathroom 68 watch TV 83

beautiful 404 big teeth 306 a bed 69 a window 257
big 306 a bird 35 a bedroom 70
At School
big 62 a butterfly 36 a book 30
Be quiet! 171
bitter 416 a camel 291 a bookcase 238
a board 20
black 4 a cat 146 brush my teeth 258
a book 30
blue 5 a chicken 147 a car 100
a bookcase 238
brown 94 colourful feathers 307 a chair 31
a chair 31
busy 494 a cow 148 clean 78
a classroom 21
cold 209 a crocodile 292 come home 366
a clock 22
colourful 307 a dog 149 a computer 25
Close your book. 177
delicious 405 a donkey 150 cook 79
a computer 25
dry 406 a duck 151 a cooker 245
count 196
exciting 496 an elephant 293 a desk 32
a crayon 23
green 8 feed my pet 355 a dining room 71
cut 197
hard 407 fish 135 do my homework 367
a desk 32
hot 210 a frog 152 a door 247
do my homework 367
a jumper 215 fur 440 eat 80
draw 10
interesting 500 a giraffe 294 a fireplace 239
a felt tip 202
long 308 give my pet a bath 356 a fridge 255
glue 199
loud 408 a goat 153 get up 263
Go to the board. 175
old 63 a goldfish 357 go to bed 264
Hold your card up. 174
orange 2 a hamster 358 have a bath 82
a library 383
pink 96 a hippo 295 have a shower 370
listen 11
purple 7 a hive 429 have breakfast 259
listen 200
quiet 415 horns 441 have lunch 261
a map 24
rainy 212 a horse 154 have dinner 260
a notebook 203
red 1 a kangaroo 297 a kitchen 72
Open your book. 176
rough 409 a lion 298 a lamp 73
a paintbrush 204
salty 417 long trunk 308 a living room 74
paper 26
sharp 309 a monkey 299 make my bed 369
a pen 27
short 310 a nest 434 a microwave 240
a pencil 28
short 64 a panda 300 a mirror 75
a picture 34
small 65 a parrot 301 a phone 254
Put your hand up. 173
smooth 410 a penguin 302 a picture 34
read 13
snowy 213 a pouch 442 a rug 241
remember 488
soft 411 a rabbit 155 a shelf 97
rub out 198
sour 418 sharp claws 309 shelves 242
a rubber 33
spicy 419 a sheep 156 a shower 243
say 14
sticky 412 short tail 310 a sink 256
scissors 205
strong 128 take care of my pet 364 sleep 81
sit down 16
sunny 214 a tiger 304 a snack 345
stand up 17
sweet 420 a turtle 157 a sofa 76
a table 29
tall 66 a web 438 stairs 244
Take out your crayons. 178
terrible 413 wings 444 stay at home 502
talk 201
ugly 414 a zebra 305 a table 29
teach 365
white 6 a zoo 387 talk 201
Work in a group. 172
windy 216 a TV 77
At Home Work with your friend. 179
yellow 3 a wardrobe 95
an armchair 237
young 67 wash my face 268
a bath 246

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 Category Lists (continued)

Celebrations brown 94 Food and Drink orange juice 143

balloons 489 colour 195 an apple 129 pasta 337
a birthday cake 490 green 8 a bag of rice 445 peppers 338
a biscuit 133 orange 2 a bakery 371 a piece of cake 454
candles 491 pink 96 a banana 130 pizza 131
celebrate 477 purple 7 beans 328 potatoes 339
a costume 478 red 1 a birthday cake 490 a restaurant 379
dance 479 white 6 a biscuit 133 rice 137
do (exercise) 475 yellow 3 bitter 416 a salad 138
decorations 480 a bottle of (oil) 446 salty 417
Emotions
dress up 481 a bowl of (sugar) 447 a sandwich 139
angry 276
exciting 496 a box of (cereal) 448 a snack 345
bored 277
a feast 482 bread 329 soup 140
cry 286
fireworks 483 a bunch of (bananas) 449 sour 418
excited 278
an invitation 492 a burger 332 spicy 419
frown 287
a lantern 484 a can of (fizzy drink) 450 a supermarket 380
happy 274
a mask 485 carrots 330 sweet 420
hungry 279
a parade 486 cheese 341 sweetcorn 331
laugh 288
a party 487 a chef 312 taste 425
sad 275
a present 493 chicken 132 tea 144
scared 280
remember 488 crisps 342 thirsty 283
silly 281
eat 80 tomatoes 340
Clothes smile 289
eat fruit 473 vegetables 474
autumn 349 surprised 282
eat junk food 472 water 145
boots 207 thirsty 283
eat out 495 yoghurt 346
clean 78 tired 284
a felt tip 202
a coat 217 worried 285 Geography
eat vegetables 474
a costume 478 yawn 290 a cave 426
an egg 134
a dress 84 a desert 427
Family a feast 482
get dressed 262 a forest 428
aunt 163 fish 135
gloves 85 grasslands 432
baby 52 fruit 473
a hat 86 an island 431
brother 53 a glass of juice 451
a jacket 87 a map 24
cousin 164 grapes 343
jeans 218 the Moon 48
dad 165 have a snack 368
a jumper 215 a mountain 38
father 54 have breakfast 259
a mask 485 mud 433
feed my pet 355 have dinner 260
a raincoat 211 a rainforest 435
give my pet a bath 356 have lunch 261
a shirt 89 a river 40
grandfather 55 hungry 279
shoes 90 a rock 41
grandma 166 ice 430
shorts 219 the sea 39
grandmother 56 ice cream 333
a skirt 91 the sky 42
grandpa 167 a jar of olives 452
socks 92 a star 49
hug 361 junk food 472
a swimming costume 206 the Sun 43
me 168 lemonade 141
trainers 220 underground 437
mother 57 a loaf of bread 453
trousers 88 wetlands 439
mum 169 mangoes 334
a T-shirt 93
my family 58 meat 335 Hobbies and Activities
a wardrobe 95
parents 59 milk 142 a bike 99
Colours a photo 60 noodles 336 a book 30
black 4 sister 61 nuts 344 bounce a ball 232
blue 5 take care of my pet 364 an orange 136 catch a ball 233
uncle 170 a cinema 375
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colour 195
a computer 25
cook 79
a cooker 245
a crayon 23
dance 479
do exercise 475
draw 10
a drum 101
eat out 495
a felt tip 202
fireworks 483
fly a kite 222
get some rest 476
go fishing 506
go hiking 507
go horse riding 508
go ice skating 509
go on a picnic 497
go swimming 510
go to the beach 498
go to the cinema 499
a paintbrush 204
paper 26
a parade 486
a park 372
a party 487
play a game 224
play baseball 225
play basketball 226
play computer games 266
play football 228
play hide and seek 227
play tag 234
play with friends 267
read 13
ride a bike 229
rollerblade 230
run 127
a shopping centre 384
sing 15
skateboard 231
skip 223
a stadium 385
stretch 470
swim 162
a swimming pool 386
swing 303
throw a ball 235
visit a museum 504
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walk 18
watch a game 236
watch TV 83
a zoo 387
Jobs
an artist 323
a bus driver 311
busy 494
a chef 312
a computer 25
cook 79
a dentist 313
a desk 32
a doctor 314
a farmer 315
a film star 325
a firefighter 316
a football player 327
an inventor 324
money 457
a nurse 317
an office worker 318
a phone 254
a police officer 319
a rock star 326
a scientist 320
a singer 321
a vet 322
work 179
Maths Town
a circle 9
count 196
Maths symbols: (plus,
minus, equals) 351
price 458
a rectangle 9
a square 9
a star 9
a triangle 9
Plants
a bush 45
a flower 47
grass 37
peppers 338
potatoes 339
rice 137
tomatoes 340
a tree 44
Category Lists (continued)
Prepositions of Place
above 248
behind 249
between 251
in 51
in front of 250
next to 252
on 50
under 253
Pronouns
he 180
her 190
hers 190
him 353
his 189
I 181
it 184
its 191
me 168
mine 187
my 187
our 192
ours 192
she 182
their 194
theirs 194
them 352
they 185
we 186
you (plural) 193
you (singular) 183
your (plural) 193
your (singular) 188
yours (plural) 193
yours (singular) 188
Shapes a hospital 374
a circle 9
a rectangle 9
a square 9
a star 9
a triangle 9
The Body
an arm 113
a back 460
a bone 462
a chest 463
an ear 114
an elbow 464
an eye 115
face 268
feet 116
fingers 465
a foot 117
hair 118
a hand 119
a head 120
a knee 466
a leg 121
long hair 126
a mouth 122
a muscle 467
a neck 123
a nose 124
a shoulder 468
a stomach 469
stretch 470
strong arms 128
teeth 258
toes 471
a tongue 443
Time
a clock 22
(at) night 269
(in the) afternoon 270
(in the) evening 271
(in the) morning 272
late 273
a bakery 371
a bus 389
a chemist’s 373
a cinema 375
a ferry 390
a library 383
a map 24
a museum 376
a park 372
a police station 377
a post office 378
a restaurant 379
a shopping centre 384
a stadium 385
a supermarket 380
a swimming pool 386
a taxi 398
a toy shop 381
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a train station 382
an underground tain 397
a zoo 387
Toys and Games
a ball 98
a bike 99
a board game 108
a computer game 102
a doll 109
a jigsaw 110
a kite 103
a lorry 107
play a game 224
play baseball 225
play basketball 226
play hide and seek 227
play football 228
a puppet 104
a robot 111
skateboard 231
skip 223
a teddy bear 112
a toy 105
a toy shop 381
a train 106
a lorry 107
Transport eat 80
an aeroplane 388
a bus 389
a bus driver 311
a car 100
downhill 399
a ferry 390
get off 400
get on 401
a helicopter 391
a hot-air balloon 392
a motorbike 393
park 402
a sailing boat 394
a scooter 395
a ship 396
a taxi 398
a train 106
a train station 382
an underground train 397
uphill 403
walk 18
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Verbs go (to bed) 264
Be quiet! 171
bend 461
bounce (a ball) 232
brush (my teeth) 258
buy 455
carry 354
catch (a ball) 233
a cinema 375
celebrate 477
clean 78
climb 158
close (your book) 177
coast (downhill) 399
colour 195
come (home) 366
compare 456
cook 79
count 196
crawl 159
cry 286
cut 197
dance 479
do (exercise) 475
do (my homework) 367
draw 10
dress up 481
eat (fruit) 473
eat (junk food) 472
eat (vegetables) 474
eat (out) 495
feed (my pet) 355
feel 424
fly 160
fly (a kite) 222
frown 287
get (dressed) 262
get (some rest) 476
get (up) 263
get off 400
get on 401
give (my pet a bath) 356
glue 199
go (fishing) 506
go (hiking) 507
go (horse riding) 508
go (ice skating) 509
go (on a picnic) 497
go (swimming) 510
Category Lists (continued)
skip 223
go (to school) 265 sleep 81
go (to the beach) 498 smell 421
go (to the board) 175 smile 289
go (to the cinema) 499 stand (up) 17
have (a bath) 82 stay (at home) 502
have (a shower) 370 stretch 470
have (a snack) 368 swim 162
have (breakfast) 259 swing 303
have (dinner) 260 take (out your crayons) 178
have (lunch) 261 take care of (my pet) 364
help 359 talk 201
hold (your card up) 174 taste 425
hold (hands) 360 teach 365
hop 296 text (my friends) 503
hug 361 throw (a ball) 235
jump 125 visit (a museum) 504
laugh 288 walk 18
listen 11 wash (my face) 268
listen 200 watch (a game) 236
look 422 watch (TV) 83
lose 501 win 505
make (my bed) 369 work (in a group) 172
open (your book) 176 work (with a friend) 179
park 402 write 19
pedal (uphill) 403 yawn 290
pick up 362
Weather
play (a game) 224
autumn 349
play (baseball) 225
boots 207
play (basketball) 226
a cloud 46
play (computer games) 266
cloudy 208
play (football) 228
a coat 217
play (hide and seek) 227
cold 209
play (tag) 234
hot 210
play (with friends) 267
a jumper 215
point 12
a raincoat 211
protect 363
rainy 212
put (away) 459
shorts 219
put (your hand up) 173
the sky 42
read 13
snow 436
remember 488
snowy 213
ride (a bike) 229
spring 347
rollerblade 230
summer 348
rub out 198
the sun 43
run 127
sunny 214
say 14
an umbrella 221
see 161
windy 216
sing 15
winter 350
sit (down) 16
skateboard 231
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 Numerical List

Level 1 Unit 0 Level 1 Unit 2 78 clean 122 a mouth

1 red 35 a bird 79 cook 123 a neck
2 orange 36 a butterfly 80 eat 124 a nose
3 yellow 37 grass 81 sleep 125 jump
4 black 38 a mountain 82 have a bath 126 long hair
5 blue 39 the sea 83 watch TV 127 run
6 white 40 a river 128 strong arms
Level 1 Unit 5
7 purple (also Level 1 41 a rock
84 a dress Level 1 Unit 8
Unit 5) 42 the sky
85 gloves 129 an apple
8 green 43 the Sun
86 a hat 130 a banana
9 Shapes: (a circle, 44 a tree
87 a jacket 131 pizza
a rectangle, 45 a bush
88 trousers 132 chicken
a square, a star, 46 a cloud
89 a shirt 133 a biscuit
a triangle) 47 a flower
90 shoes 134 an egg
10 draw (also Level 2 48 the Moon
91 a skirt 135 fish
Unit 1) 49 a star
92 socks 136 an orange
11 listen (also Level 2 50 on
93 a T-shirt 137 rice
Unit 1) 51 in
94 brown 138 a salad
12 point
13 read (also Level 2 Level 1 Unit 3 95 a wardrobe 139 a sandwich

Unit 1) 52 baby 96 pink 140 soup

14 say 53 brother 97 a shelf 141 lemonade

15 sing 54 father 142 milk

Level 1 Unit 6
16 sit down 55 grandfather 143 orange juice
98 a ball
17 stand up 56 grandmother 144 tea
99 a bike
18 walk (also Level 1 57 mother 145 water
100 a car
Unit 7) 58 my family
101 a drum Level 1 Unit 9
19 write (also Level 2 59 parents
102 a computer game 146 a cat
Unit 1) 60 a photo
103 a kite 147 a chicken
61 sister (also Level 2
Level 1 Unit 1 104 a puppet 148 a cow
Unit 0)
20 a board 105 a top 149 a dog
62 big
21 a classroom 106 a train 150 a donkey
63 old
22 a clock 107 a lorry 151 a duck
64 short
23 a crayon 108 a board game 152 a frog
65 small
24 a map 109 a doll 153 a goat
66 tall
25 a computer 110 a jigsaw 154 a horse
67 young
26 paper 111 a robot 155 a rabbit
27 a pen Level 1 Unit 4 112 a teddy bear 156 a sheep
28 a pencil 68 a bathroom 157 a turtle
Level 1 Unit 7
29 a table 69 a bed 158 climb
113 an arm
30 a book 70 a bedroom 159 crawl
114 an ear
31 a chair 71 a dining room 160 fly
115 an eye
32 a desk 72 a kitchen 161 see
116 feet
33 a rubber 73 a lamp 162 swim
117 a foot
34 a picture 74 a living room
118 hair Level 2 Unit 0
75 a mirror
119 a hand 163 aunt
76 a sofa
120 a head 164 cousin
77 a TV
121 a leg 165 dad

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 Numerical List (continued)

166 grandma 203 a notebook 246 a bath Level 2 Unit 7

167 grandpa 204 a paintbrush 247 a door 291 a camel
168 me 205 scissors 248 above 292 a crocodile
169 mum 249 behind 293 an elephant
Level 2 Unit 2
170 uncle 250 in front of 294 a giraffe
206 a swimming costume
171 Be quiet! 251 between 295 a hippo
207 boots
172 Work in a group. 252 next to 296 hop
208 cloudy
173 Put your hand up. 253 under 297 a kangaroo
209 cold
174 Hold your card up. 254 a phone 298 a lion
210 hot
175 Go to the board. 255 a fridge 299 a monkey
211 a raincoat
176 Open your book. 256 a sink 300 a panda
212 rainy
177 Close your book. 257 a window 301 a parrot
213 snowy
178 Take out your 302 a penguin
214 sunny Level 2 Unit 5
crayons. 303 swing
215 a jumper 258 brush my teeth
179 Work with a friend. 304 a tiger
216 windy 259 have breakfast
180 he 305 a zebra
217 a coat 260 have dinner
181 I 306 big teeth
218 jeans 261 have lunch
182 she 307 colourful feathers
219 shorts 262 get dressed
183 you (singular) 308 long trunk
220 trainers 263 get up
184 it 309 sharp claws
221 an umbrella 264 go to bed
185 they 310 short tail
265 go to school
186 we Level 2 Unit 3
266 play computer games Level 2 Unit 8
187 my/mine (also Level 3 222 fly a kite
267 play with friends 311 a bus driver
Unit 0) 223 skip
268 wash my face 312 a chef
188 your/yours (singular) 224 play a game
269 at night 313 a dentist
(also Level 3 Unit 0) 225 play baseball
270 in the afternoon 314 a doctor
189 his (also Level 3 226 play basketball
271 in the evening 315 a farmer
Unit 0) 227 play hide and seek
272 in the morning 316 a firefighter
190 her/hers (also Level 3 228 play football
273 late 317 a nurse
Unit 0) 229 ride a bike
318 an office worker
191 its 230 rollerblade Level 2 Unit 6
319 a police officer
192 our/ours (also Level 3 231 skateboard 274 happy
Unit 0) 320 a scientist
232 bounce a ball 275 sad
193 you/your/yours 321 a singer
233 catch a ball 276 angry
(plural) (also Level 3 322 a vet
234 play tag 277 bored
Unit 0) 323 an artist
235 throw a ball 278 excited
194 their/theirs (also 324 an inventor
236 watch a game 279 hungry
Level 3 Unit 0) 325 a film star
280 scared
Level 2 Unit 4 326 a rock star
Level 2 Unit 1 281 silly
237 an armchair 327 a football player
195 colour 282 surprised
238 a bookcase
196 count 283 thirsty Level 2 Unit 9
239 a fireplace
197 cut 284 tired 328 beans
240 a microwave
198 rub out 285 worried 329 bread
241 a rug
199 glue 286 cry 330 carrots
242 shelves
200 listen 287 frown 331 sweetcorn
243 a shower
201 talk 288 laugh 332 a burger
244 stairs
202 a felt tip 289 smile 333 ice cream
245 a cooker
290 yawn

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 Numerical List (continued)

334 mangoes 377 a police station 422 look 466 a knee

335 meat 378 a post office 423 sound 467 a muscle
336 noodles 379 a restaurant 424 feel 468 a shoulder
337 pasta 380 a supermarket 425 taste 469 a stomach
338 peppers 381 a toy shop 470 stretch
Level 3 Unit 5
339 potatoes 382 a train station 471 toes
426 a cave
340 tomatoes 383 a library 472 eat junk food
427 a desert
341 cheese 384 a shopping centre 473 eat fruit
428 a forest
342 crisps 385 a stadium 474 eat vegetables
429 a hive
343 grapes 386 a swimming pool 475 do exercise
430 ice
344 nuts 387 a zoo 476 get some rest
431 an island
345 a snack
Level 3 Unit 3 432 grasslands Level 3 Unit 8
346 yoghurt
388 an aeroplane 433 mud 477 celebrate
Level 3 Unit 0 389 a bus 434 a nest 478 a costume
347 spring 390 a ferry 435 a rainforest 479 dance
348 summer 391 a helicopter 436 snow 480 decorations
349 autumn 392 a hot-air balloon 437 underground 481 dress up
350 winter 393 a motorbike 438 a web 482 a feast
351 Maths symbols: (plus, 394 a sailing boat 439 wetlands 483 fireworks
minus, equals) 395 a scooter 440 fur 484 a lantern
352 them 396 a ship 441 horns 485 a mask
353 him 397 an underground train 442 a pouch 486 a parade
398 a taxi 443 a tongue 487 a party
Level 3 Unit 1
399 coast downhill 444 wings 488 remember
354 carry
400 get off 489 balloons
355 feed my pet Level 3 Unit 6
401 get on 490 a birthday cake
356 give my pet a bath 445 a bag of rice
402 park 491 candles
357 a goldfish 446 a bottle of oil
403 pedal uphill 492 an invitation
358 a hamster 447 a bowl of sugar
493 a present
359 help Level 3 Unit 4 448 a box of cereal
360 hold hands 404 beautiful 449 a bunch of bananas Level 3 Unit 9
361 hug 405 delicious 450 a can of fizzy drink 494 busy
362 pick up 406 dry 451 a glass of juice 495 eat out
363 protect 407 hard 452 a jar of olives 496 exciting
364 take care of my pet 408 loud 453 a loaf of bread 497 go on a picnic
365 teach 409 rough 454 a piece of cake 498 go to the beach
366 come home 410 smooth 455 buy 499 go to the cinema
367 do my homework 411 soft 456 compare 500 interesting
368 have a snack 412 sticky 457 money 501 lose
369 make my bed 413 terrible 458 price 502 stay at home
370 have a shower 414 ugly 459 put away 503 text my friends
415 quiet 504 visit a museum
Level 3 Unit 2 Level 3 Unit 7
416 bitter 505 win
371 a bakery 460 a back
417 salty 506 go fishing
372 a park 461 bend
418 sour 507 go hiking
373 a chemist’s 462 a bone
419 spicy 508 go horse riding
374 a hospital 463 a chest
420 sweet 509 go ice skating
375 a cinema 464 an elbow
421 smell 510 go swimming
376 a museum 465 fingers

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