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chapter 1 - potato
The student learns basic words, numbers and colors and the
letters that make up these words.
lecture 1 lecture 2 lecture 3

potato apple one
p banana two
o b w
t s
a n
l
e

three red are
four green is
h g the
d
r a
f an
u i
chapter 2 – I eat and drink
The student learns to talk about, ask and answer questions
about what they eat and drink.
They continue to learn the letters and numbers.

drink, verb cup coffee
I glass milk
you tea with
of m
water c
k
y

and do, auxiliary five
eat yes six
bread no v
egg x
jam
not
j
chapter 3 - What do you see?

The student learns to ask and answer question about how
many objects they have or see.
We introduce genders and their respecting pronouns.
We introduce the concept of counting.

have seven nine
see eight ten
what domino word
how many dot letter
count

this he who
boy she they
girl it can
cat we you, plural
be
chapter 4 - Where is the cat?
The student learns the prepositions in, on, under, behind,
between, next to and in front of.
Introduction of 'where is, are' and 'there is, are'.
Numbers are continued.

in at behind
on chair between
put sit in front of
table stand next to
where under
lecture 4 lecture 5
there is thirteen
there are fourteen
eleven fifteen
twelve sixteen
number
chapter 5 - on the table

The student learns about cutlery and dishes and what they are
used for.
Numbers go from twenty-one to twenty-nine.

fork slice yogurt
Knife cut bowl
plate tomato soup
pizza cheese spoon
z mouse use
lecture 4 lecture 5 math

seventeen twenty-one half
eighteen twenty-two quarter
nineteen twenty-three whole
twenty fourth
twenty-four
twenty-five
twenty-six
twenty-seven
twenty-eight
twenty-nine
chapter 6 - I walk to school
Introduction of family members, living situation and means of
transportation.
Numbers go up to sixty.

mother brother bus
father sister take
son our walk
daughter house school
my parent taxi

car street thirty
drive sidewalk forty
stop live fifty
go sixty
light here
there
home
chapter 7 - time
The student will be able to tell the time and allocate meals to
times of the day.
They can express hunger and thirst,
and specify what they want to eat and drink for their meals.

when to, before hungry
clock hour thirsty
o'clock minute want
time second
watch past, after
lecture 4 lecture 5
lunch seventy
dinner eighty
breakfast ninety
for one hundred
chapter 8 - hello
The student can ask and answer basic questions about their
name, age, and origin.
We see some examples of what they our characters do for
work or leisure.
There is an extra lesson on music.

name doctor music
from hospital listen
hello look for play
tennis
treasure like
work
do
lecture 4 lecture 5
how old square
years old circle
child rectangle
adult q
chapter 9 - colors
The student learns about colors.
The concept of painting and drawing is introduced.
They learn the structural elements of a house.
The first episode of the story is introduced in this chapter.
There is an extra lesson on art.

color white wall
orange brown ceiling
blue light floor
ball dark room
yellow black roof

paint drawing shadow
draw backpack
painting
pencil help
zebra
paintbrush necklace
pig
run
pink
chapter 10 - big and small
The student will be able to understand opposites and use
comparisons.
There is an extra lesson on architecture.

small young fast
tall grandmother slow
big grandfather long
building old short
train
lecture 4
smaller
bigger
faster
longer
than

chapter 11 - alphabet
The student learns a comprehensive alphabet with lower- and
upper-case letters and phonemes.

apple fork king
banana girl light
cat house milk
doctor in necklace
egg jam olive

pencil umbrella shadow
queen violin child
red water three
soup
tea box
yellow
zebra
chapter 12 - numbers
The student can count from zero to one thousand.

one six eleven
two seven twelve
three eight thirteen
four nine fourteen
five ten fifteen

sixteen thirty eighty
seventeen forty ninety
eighteen fifty hundred
nineteen sixty zero
twenty seventy
chapter 13 - about me
The student learns how to give additional details about
themself,
for example which language(s) they speak,
as part of an introduction.
They learn more typical pastimes.
Finally, they can give details like address and phone number.

fine alone dance
goodbye language football
hi family friend
how are you only game
nice to meet you speak sport

computer book address
good do call
movie magazine email
phone
the movies newspaper phone number
TV picture
watch read
chapter 14 - people around me
The student learns to describe what they and some of the
people close to them do,
be that go to school, work or stay home.
They learn basic words to describe physical appearance and
what they are wearing.

man blond dress
or different pants
people eye shirt
person hair skirt
woman same wear
lecture 4 lecture 5
driver friendly
neighbor give
student say
teach
teacher smile
thank you
you're welcome
chapter 15 - family and friends

The student learns to talk about their family and friends in
more detail,
bringing together the vocabulary from different previous
chapters.
We learn some more day-to-day activities such as going to
the park or going shopping at the market.
about cook bike
fun food garden
laugh go shopping park
talk market ride
together shop path
lecture 4 lecture 5
cafe aunt
concert chips
meet ice cream
restaurant
visit many
share
uncle
chapter 16 - good morning
The student learns to describe their morning routine,
including waking up, getting dressed, having breakfast and
leaving the house to go about their daily activities.

alarm clock brush clothes
get up face get dressed
good morning tooth put on
toothpaste shorts
morning wash then
ring
wake up

butter hat bag
fruit jacket buy
juice pair leave
orange shoe stay
sausage sock supermarket
chapter 17 - at school
The student learns vocabulary they can apply in a learning
environment.
They can describe classroom objects and learn to ask the
teacher a question.
They learn basic math-based vocabulary.
Finally,
we are outside the classroom for a break in the school yard
or going home to do homework.
board how answer
chalk learn ask
classroom need know
desk notebook question
write pen think

eraser add break
line class homework
right divide inside
ruler outside
wrong math yard
multiply
subtract
chapter 18 - at work
The student learns vocabulary connected to jobs.
This chapter focuses on the adult characters and what they do.
We explore jobs beyond the characters,
and give a basic description of what they entail.

job bring fire
journalist chef firefighter
nurse kitchen police officer
painter make
to be server station
truck
uniform

animal build cow
clinic construction worker crop
dog fix farm
mechanic
office workshop farmer
programmer field
vet grow
chapter 19 - food shopping
The student learns food vocabulary and typical phrases used at
a supermarket or market,
for example Do you have any ..., How much does it cost?
We learn how to ask how to find something,
and someone shows us whether it is over here or over there.
There is a grammar explanation on intensifiers any, some,
none.

cucumber avocado beef
lettuce cherry chicken
onion fresh meat
salad grape pasta
vegetable lemon rice

excuse me any cash
find enough cost
please more money
sell none pay
show some price
chapter 20 - good night

The students learn evening routine related vocabulary.
The children and parents pick up some food shopping on the
way home and put it away.
The student learns vocabulary to prepare the evening meal, set
the table and get ready for bed.

box cold evening
credit card cupboard fish
get freezer hot
pick up fridge meal
way put away very

let's bathroom bed
napkin hand night
now shower sleep
ready
set sink on
soap off
toilet turn off
turn on
level A1.1, 800 word level
chapter 21 - date and time
This chapter teaches the learner how to talk about date and
time.
After an introduction to telling the time in A0,
this chapter solidifies how to tell the time.
We learn how to talk about different days of the week and
months of the year,
including the activities that may take place at those times.

calendar date always
day today every
first tomorrow never
weekday sometimes
last weekend
month
week

but because afternoon
early during middle
late often midnight
soon why noon
tired usually tonight
chapter 22 - my home
The student learns vocabulary around the home.
They learn to talk about activities in different rooms of the
home and how to access different floors of a building by stairs
or elevator.

also bookcase bath
heat furniture bathtub
kettle living room dry
microwave shelf
oven sofa look
mirror
myself

bedroom all apartment
blanket go down
carpet hairbrush elevator
closet towel
door which floor
stairs
up
chapter 23 - around the house

This chapter teaches typical vocabulary around the house from
cleaning and using tools,
to plants and crops outside.
In this chapter, the imperative is introduced to politely
command a cleaning action, for example,
'Close the window, please.'
broom hang blinds
clean laundry close
cloth washing machine curtains
dirty wet open
wipe window

empty both broken
full flower garage
garbage ground keep
take tool
trash can plant without
tree
sky
chapter 24 - cooking at home

Here we learn procedural instructions for cooking, baking and
finally cleaning.
This chapter practices more verbs in the imperative,
including the negative form.

chili boil careful
garlic fry glass
peel pan finger
piece pot hurt
sharp stove touch

another dessert bucket
bake favorite dishwasher
cake like mop
chocolate sweet spill
cookie taste the dishes
chapter 25 - my neighborhood
In this chapter,
we explore the 'typical' neighborhood.
We learn the different locations in a city and what you can do
there.
center as envelope
city librarian letter
far library mail
near study postcard
neighborhood university stamp

church healthy ATM
mosque if bank
museum medicine hotel
post office receptionist
theater pharmacy stay
pharmacist
sick
chapter 26 - getting around

The student learns how to get round the city with different
modes of transport.
With a particular focus on 'in, on, at',
we practice how to use prepositions of time effectively.

cross almost platform
subway come schedule
track should station
tram wait ticket
underground will ticket machine

dangerous country bus stop
helmet distance catch
motorcycle other end
safe front
too road next
side
travel
chapter 27 - giving directions

After learning modes of transport in the previous chapter,
this one focuses on getting around the city on foot.
The focus is set on being able to ask for and give directions
when walking around using specific landmarks and road signs
to help.
across go past around
away left corner
get right directions
turn roundabout
lost way sign
map
straight

along crosswalk compass
bridge hurry up direction
keep going slow down follow
start
over traffic east
river north
until south
west
chapter 28 - shopping
Staying in the city,
we visit a different shop or service in each lecture,
learning the specifics of what goes on where.

belt cheap baker
jeans expensive bakery
new kind loaf
sweater a little prefer
T-shirt a lot round

anything drugstore appointment
cart forget haircut
few razor hairdresser
something shave remember
store shaving cream salon
chapter 29 - at the restaurant

In this chapter,
the student learns vocabulary to be in a restaurant.
From making a reservation and ordering food,
to asking for the bill,
we learn phrases the server or people dining in the restaurant
would typically say.

could bottle bad
menu can carrot
order ice else
reservation soda lamb
to go sugar would

flavor oil bill
nose pepper enjoy
smell salt of course
Sour spice quick
strawberry olive service
chapter 30 - night out
Lecture by lecture,
we take a new activity that adults might do on a night out.

husband choose act
love date actor
married place comedy
single surprise funny
wife take romantic

audience king guitar
loud play show
popcorn queen sing
quiet role singer
snack stage song

chapter 31 – body parts
The student learns the different parts of the body in this
chapter,
with an added focus on counting numbers of each body part.

ear arm back
head elbow body
lips neck hips
mouth shoulder middle
tongue wrist torso
lecture 4 lecture 5
ankle move
foot still
knee stretch
leg lie
toe bend
chapter 32 – the weather
The student learns terminology related to weather and
temperature in this chapter.
The characters from the story compare the weather during
different seasons in the countries they come from,
showing contrast between the Northern and Southern
hemispheres.
Students also practice noun transformations from noun to
adjective to discuss the weather outside and learn to talk about
temperature in terms of degrees.

sky cover blow
cloud shade rainbow
snow shine scarf
rain warm wind
fall weather

hear degrees fall
lightening freeze season
sound high spring
thunder low
storm temperature summer
winter
change
chapter 33 – sports
The student learns vocabulary related to sports and physical
activity.
Students learn different popular sports, talk about being on
teams, winning and losing,
and learn how to express whether something is hard or easy
for them.

kick catch baseball
goal throw bat
player basketball hit
score volleyball cricket
point net team
jump hoop
lecture 4 lecture 5
athlete easy
win hard
lose exercise
race fit, adjective
competition gym
chapter 34 – making an appointment

In this chapter,
the student learns vocabulary related to appointment making,
filling out documents, and using forms to apply for things.
This chapter especially focuses on important terminology used
in filling out forms and how to check their messages to follow
up after turning in a form.

fill out check up envelope
form dentist print
waiting room medical printer
information patient sign
reception desk everyone signature
lecture 4
check
message
receive
send
text
chapter 35 – going to the doctor
In this chapter,
students learn vocabulary related to doctor appointments,
and body sensations they might talk about with a doctor.
Students will be able to express basic ailments and physical
sensations,
as well as understand that doctors give medicine and shots to
help them feel better.

feel cold ambulance
fever cough emergency
hold headache accident
sneeze all right
thermometer stomachache
well
okay

medicine bandage virus
pain broken vaccine
rest heal protect against
take care of maybe microscope
get well soon might
chapter 36 – how are you feeling?

In this chapter,
the student learns vocabulary related to emotion and feelings.
The student will be able to express how they are feeling,
and express basic cause and effect with regard to their mood.

cry angry afraid
frown confused brave
happy shout hide
sad worried shy
happen nervous
lecture 4 lecture 5
annoyed in love
excited hug
upset kiss
calm love heart
chapter 37 – at the zoo
In this chapter,
the student learns vocabulary related to various animals and
their habitats.
The student will also practice prepositions of movement.

feed jungle camel
land lion desert
nature monkey lizard
sea parrot sand
zoo tiger snake
lecture 4 lecture 5
dolphin cheetah
ocean elephant
shark giraffe
swim horse
wave kangaroo
chapter 38 - nature
In this chapter, students learn vocabulary related to nature and
the outdoors.
This chapter allows students to expand upon some animal and
outdoors vocabulary learned in the previous chapter.
Students will continue to practice prepositions of movement as
they talk about activities in the outdoors.

forest bird air
grass climb bear
hike fly breathe
through hill
trail mountain lake
wing
high
lecture 4 lecture 5
boat moon
float owl
rock star
sink sunrise
stream sunset
chapter 39 - travel
In this chapter,
the student will expand on their existing vocabulary relating to
travel and movement.

explore airplane beach
island airport picnic
trip pilot sandwich
world remove sunscreen
security

bottom adventure astronaut
downhill camera earth
ski discover human
top great planet
uphill photo space
chapter 40 - let's celebrate

In this chapter,
the student learns vocabulary related to celebrations and
parties.
The student also learns and practices the important negative
coordinating conjunction, but.

birthday balloon gift
celebrate decorate idea
important invite wrapping paper
plan decoration wrap
celebrate to be called perfect
lecture 4
guest
candle
light, verb
birthday card
happy birthday
wish
level B0, 1500 word level
chapter 41 – tell me about yourself
We introduce Misha as a new student to the school,
and we use his interactions with the other students to expose
the learner to dialogues that further supporting characters.
This chapter teaches the student ways to describe what they
like to do by focusing on the hobbies and activities the
characters enjoy.

activity author cookbook
prefer borrow dish
spare time return ingredient
tell story recipe
have to title follow

hobby artist arrive
jersey canvas herb
cheer colorful seed
photography create soil
group paper spend time

drums beautiful countryside
instrument earring look after
musician jewelry pet
musical, adjective myself relax
practice skill special
lecture 10
noise
look forward to
each other
delicious
piano
chapter 42 – routines
In this chapter,
we experience a career day through the eyes of an older
character, David.
He learns about different jobs at the exhibition,
then asks those around him about what they do in order to
complete a homework assignment.
We learn about aspects of the working world from various
professions and we introduce the basic language of
presentations.

career interesting article
drop off borings event
exhibition sounds explain
hall interview
thing sounds like news
helpful
useful

chat business lesson
while own, adjective subject
comfortable run a business science
scissors full-time understand
group boss fact

retired that works really
once, twice again repair
nice too busy
true customer
volunteer crowded part-time
project
anymore
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company
colleague
problem
professional
meeting
chapter 43 – at school
In this chapter,
the student gains further vocabulary about school and a few
specific school subjects.
We follow the students through the school day,
which culminates in the older characters meeting to prepare
some ideas about a presentation.
The learner is introduced to the most common forms of the
irregular simple past.

bell principal foreign
about to announcement dictionary
attendance discuss study hard
list in charge of
raise example meaning
means
improve

various classmate drama
topic organize character
prepare remind believe
presentation otherwise perform
culture grade well liked

gym class geography possible
changing room coast reason
coach capital take notes
sneakers region a bit
quite continent poster
lecture 10
copy
replace
probably
edit
spell
chapter 44 – what did you do on the weekend?
Introducing some forms of the regular simple past,
we learn what our characters did on the weekend.
Using conversational language structures,
they share stories of how they spent their weekend while
furthering character development.

tidy up mix baby
yesterday coconut babysit
fold curry toy
hope finally
iron invent puzzle
neat
soft

ago compete chess
assignment competition rules
history match allow
past board
difficult still repeat
club
member

homesick chapter type
over strange level
normal machine password
fantastic future pass
lonely back select
lecture 10
design
designer
draft
sure
costume
chapter 45 – shops and services
Here we follow the characters as they make their way around
the city and do some weekend shopping.
They visit the remaining shops and services that can be found
in the neighborhood and learn a bit about what goes on in each
one.
Learners are exposed to common terms and expressions used
in store interactions and learn to describe their purchases.

department store on sale browse
shopper loose flea market
try on tight second-hand
take off size deal
mall price tag purse

such opening hours outfit
pretty store assistant coat
charity shop hairstyle tie
discount moment stripes
bargain recognize suit

receipt voucher sold out
refund recommend popular
cashier just, only compare
quality exactly to hand
that comes to bookstore each
lecture 10
racket
equipment
available
lucky
spare
chapter 46 – in the afternoon
In this chapter,
we follow several of our characters throughout the day after
school and work.
The students learn about a variety of common activities and
situations.

partner describe playground
page opinion wheel
textbook attention skateboard
exercise, noun detail metal
complete find out wood

swing lock, verb pale
rope key disappointed
push pocket cancel
pick up instead
backwards drop suggest
forwards
front
tire

pillow entrance join
drawer wave plastic
above crowd collect
below gather several
fall asleep point at matter
lecture 10
anyway
beard
mustache
used to
realize
chapter 47 – food
Here the goal is to build on the foundations of food vocabulary
which were established in previous chapters.
The learner is introduced to vocabulary you would typically find
in recipes and they learn some basic cooking sequences
involved when preparing food.
This chapter also introduces learners to the concept of word
building.

omelette scramble dried
crack whisk jar
beat grate lid
spatula grater spinach
flip mushrooms raw
utensils opposite

cabbage eggplant chickpeas
bell pepper roast hummus
extra tray dip
mint squeeze
season olive blender
pita
smooth

vegetarian bean cream
couscous zucchini thick
chop celery liquid
carrot amount thin
lentils increase pour
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simmer
burn, verb
pudding
cinnamon
melt
chapter 48 – traveling
This chapter follows the character Noah as he travels from
place to place.
The student gains an overview of different modes of
transportation, the locations one may travel to, and the various
steps involved when making a longer journey.
This chapter also makes use of some common phrasal verbs
used when describing travel.

gas beep town
traffic jam brake port
trunk highway fare
speed horn ferry
passport signal international

passenger traveler carry
seat depart light
baggage departure heavy
customs suitcase
document flight weigh
check-in desk
destination

take off large look around
gate load never mind
flight attendant get off product
get on land on foot
row container main
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pack
route
reach
unpack
delay
chapter 49 – the book fair
In this chapter, our characters attend a charity event organized
by their school. The students will learn about books as well as
more foods and fun activities.

offer comic book simple
first of all all kinds of beginner
sentence welcome advanced
radio cartoon include
give away guide, noun on purpose
fair

scary fashion barbecue
monster instructions burger
ugly glasses lemonade
real bracelet parking lot
imagine swimsuit by mistake

sauce sunglasses quiz
variety missing winner
snack belong to prize
French fries whose take part
homemade kind, adjective continue
lecture 10
success
earn
awesome
especially
double
chapter 50 – summer vacation
The families of our course are planning their respective
vacations,
with one family going to the beach,
one going to a new family and one going camping.

report card fail camping
excellent exam tent
except trouble kite
make sure sorry campsite
vacation final campfire

diving driver’s license festival
fishing department castle
lazy transport dress up
outdoors seat belt free
whale instructor knight

lecture camp village
contact, verb stadium balcony
guided tour goal keeper bee
conversation gloves honey
register famous rent, verb
lecture 10
armchair
basement
studio
show, noun
cousin
chapter 51 – first day of school
This chapter first introduces present perfect.
The students learn more vocabulary to do with vacation,
as well as some useful information about how to behave in an
emergency.

patient, adjective sail, verb rain boots
curious tie, verb raincoat
be up to harbor hot chocolate
in ages navigate puddle
ever knot shelter

since rely extraordinary
abroad chores realistic
absent cheat inspire
on time household so far
come back embarrassed on display

crash just hate
situation cheerful in the end
life jacket yet however
mask turn line (queue)
exit shake, verb jet lag
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danger
film, verb
documentary
rescue
helicopter
chapter 52 – conversations
This chapter focuses heavily on conversation and social
interactions.
The students also learn a bit about arguments and conflict
resolution.
Simon and his fiancée come over to the family home and spend
the day talking to the whole family.

expect regular at least
unexpected catch up twin
visitor wedding show around
knock, verb set (a date) local
miss someone engaged sightseeing
fiancée

flour honeymoon frozen
powder watermelon in advance
stir convince pineapple
savory kiwifruit full up
pancake even though lime

anniversary antique argue
annual guess annoying
celebration by hand jealous
grill doll complain
casual generous fair
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forgive
get along
apologize
ignore
lie
chapter 53 – the party, wedding
Here our characters come together to celebrate a wedding.
This chapter reviews previous grammar concepts,
and focuses heavily on character interaction.
Vocabulary centers around common celebration themes, family
and entertainment.
Students also learn a number of functional conversational
phrases to lend their language a more native tone.

why don’t you get to know old friend
handsome wedding reception couple
by the way wonderful groom
I’m afraid layers
ceremony occasion bride
tuxedo
have no doubt

band buffet speaker
warm up amazing dance floor
trumpet familiar lead
upbeat introduce begin
clap caterer wonder

grandparent photographer seem
related to pose close
nephew memory although
own bouquet beginning
niece tradition unless
lecture 10
hang out
join
unfortunately
exhausted
it’s a shame
Building on the classroom vocabulary from earlier in the
course,
this chapter takes a handful of school subjects,
breaking them up into lectures to discuss them in more depth.
This chapter also teaches the students about different types of
educational systems.

term behave neither
stick, verb therefore aim
tape either challenge, noun
whiteboard immediately bounce, verb
marker rude gymnastics

needle biology grow up
thread alive born
cotton research die
material behavior life
sew data cycle

semester chemistry seem
properly physics elementary
suddenly react middle school
period (of time) energy high school
test experiment type, noun
lecture 10
symbol
grammar
punctuation
comma
impressed
chapter 55 – technology
In this chapter,
we focus on technological terminology to talk about the modern
digital world.
The students also learn about some things to consider before
making important purchases.

electronics mouse app (application)
laptop headphones touchscreen
tablet keyboard tap, verb
brand new screen click
hardware work (function) cursor

charge, verb cord file
battery outlet image
power plug, verb save (a file)
technology memory (computer) internet
modern speech program

software Wi-Fi advertisement
install connection tab
online link pick
connect website search
download item review, noun
lecture 10
upload
delete
besides
bookmark
directly
chapter 56 – apply for a job
In this chapter the students learn the vocabulary needed to
write a resume and some procedures they need to follow to
apply for a job.
David works with his family and a colleague to make decisions
about his future and write his first resume.

recently don't mind exchange
recent may experience
chance internship resume, noun
make up (your mind) advice even, adverb
consider get together knowledge
apply

progress graduate college
certificate try vocational
application diploma carry on
handle, verb become choice
a while graduation reference
dear paragraph whenever
Mr., Ms., Mrs., Dr. sincerely anxious
polite kind regards glad
title appearance
greeting interview collar
to whom it may
concern
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way (method)
tip
give a call
opportunity
agree
chapter 57 – at home
In this chapter,
the student learns more vocabulary inside the home as well as
some chores.
They also learn more about interactions between friends and
family.

indoors obvious duvet
come on boyfriend dream
upstairs girlfriend imagination
downstairs secret nightmare
actually relationship sheet

study, noun switch mess
joke, noun flip, verb as well as (too)
air conditioner lamp housework
hallway attic put off
convenient step, verb pocket money

utility room cushion pantry
ironing board dining room cereal
vacuum frame order, noun
vacuum cleaner break run out of
apology rug toast
toaster
lecture 10
comb
habit
faucet
shampoo
toilet paper
chapter 58 – outside
This chapter is about outside areas.
We see David in the yard with Anna,

Maria is visiting her aunt Elena in the countryside and Penelope
and her brother are at the park.
The students will learn about new foods and animals.
They will also learn more about outdoor activities and chores.

lawn leaf jog, verb
lawnmower promise, verb injure
mow toward roller skating
bloom ladder skates
rose pull pads

necessary broccoli worm
space corn unattractive
plant, verb strong beetle
bed, (for plants) pea insect
forecast bitter ant

pie branch bite
stone (in fruit) a walk, noun fur
apricot leash dig
plum greet dirt
pear fetch, verb hole
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frog
fountain
caterpillar
butterfly
turn into
chapter 59 – at work
This chapter covers the terminology of a job interview and
work.
The students can learn a bit about good qualities and some life
skills related to working.
David has a job interview and his first day of work.

confident handwriting intern
effort improvement able to
efficient in order to hire
honest messy among
independent advise candidate

grateful congratulations bank account
benefit proud agreement
favor whether salary
hear from deal with employer
achieve stressed save (money)

contract task avoid
makes sense confirm interrupt
employee deadline stressful
inform due communicate
responsible judge, verb attend
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equal
deserve
common
respect
must
chapter 60 – the environment
In this chapter the students can learn vocabulary relating to

the environment and things impacting the environment.
They will also learn a bit about what they could do themselves
to have a positive effect on climate change.

serious litter climate
environment waste, noun climate change
damage destroy effect, noun
pollution keep (continue) rainforest
cause affect, verb solution

natural disaster give up prevent
flood encourage regret
shocking similar attempt
deep afterward organization
result in rebuild depend on

sort, verb cardboard well-known
separate, adjective recycle celebrity
reduce compost public
landfill nutrients social media
rest, noun reuse promote
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positive
negative
influence
to be used to
horrible
jobs chapter 61 – repair and build
In this chapter, we learn about manual jobs, specifically

mechanics, construction workers, plumbers and electricians.
We focus on tools, equipment and machines thee workers use.
We also teach words and concepts that apply to other jobs. We
also learn more about jobs that don't require a lot of extra
education but rather just on-the-job training.

specialize auto mechanic car body
manual pump windshield
precise inspect car lift
solve (problems) hose
object engine steering wheel
gear
gearshift

wrench construction site plaster
bolt crane (concrete) mixer
drill safety vest concrete
screwdriver scaffold brick
screw excavator steel

hammer plumber electrician
saw, noun control, verb electricity
tool box plumbing system install
nail pipe wiring (system)
level, noun valve cable
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electrical tape
rubber
voltage tester
cable cutters
wire
jobs chapter 62 – maintenance and security
Here, the students can learn about all the people responsible
for the maintenance and security of homes and office buildings,
specifically, janitors, landlords, parking lot attendants, waste
disposal workers and security guards.
In this chapter, we focus on the equipment these workers use
as well as more general terms.
We also learn more about jobs that don't require extra
education.

grounds leaf blower sweep
maintain shovel scrub, verb
maintenance rake polish
janitor responsibility dust
training operate surface

replenish germ tenant
disposable thorough rent, noun
supply, noun handle, noun landlord
sponge handrail vacant
coveralls disinfectant basic

attendant facility steal
per (hour) contents property
parking space (public) service guard, verb
charge (money) disposal access
fee dispose of enter
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barrier
permission
aware
private
surveillance
(camera)
jobs chapter 63 – milk, treat, produce and
delivery
This chapter is about other manual jobs, indoors and outdoors

that cover a wide variety of interests, specifically farmers, vets,
gardeners, mail carriers, factory workers and warehouse
workers.
Here, we learn more about animals, their care as well as the
equipment people need for them.
We also learn more about jobs that don't require a lot of extra
education.

livestock breed, verb tractor
cattle hay plow
goat surround grain
milk, verb fence orchard
wool escape produce, verb

chemical blood gardener
fertilize treat water, verb
harvest bone watering can
seasonal wound, noun spray, verb
method stitches weed

trim deliver conveyor belt
bush mailbox production line
shears package quality
spade store, verb process
wheelbarrow mail, (carrier) factory
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warehouse
forklift
label
ship, verb
inventory
jobs chapter 64 – in the hotel
In this chapter, we learn about all the jobs in the hotel and
restaurant business.
We learn about receptionists, housekeepers, chefs, servers and
dishwashers.
Here, we learn about common tools, skills and tasks these
employees often need.
Most of these jobs require some extra schooling and on-the-job
training.

lobby accommodation brochure
complimentary vacancy concierge (service)
booking hostel key card
mattress rate, noun check out
wide book, verb shuttle

housekeeper tiles apron
disturb shift head chef
make the bed amenities staff
pillowcase pool hygiene
safe, noun room service allergy

fryer silverware special, noun
tongs tablecloth balance, verb
cutting board routine section
strainer order, noun course
crunchy serve appetizer
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rinse
drying rack
soak
dishcloth
dishwasher
jobs chapter 65 – style, shave assist and alter
Here, we learn about jobs in the service industry.

We talk about hairdressers, barbers, nail technicians, cashiers,
shop assistants and tailors.
We focus on their skills the tools they use.
These are jobs everyone could do with some on-the-job
training.

style, verb braid curling iron
hairdryer ponytail curly
length hair straightener wig
request, verb rubber band artificial
dye gel bald

barber nail glue, noun
electric razor technician file
washcloth nail polish technique
chin glue suitable
cheek apply massage

cash register assist tailor
change, noun assistance measure, verb
scan recommendation measuring tape
bar code policy height
calculate condition rip
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alter
take up
take in
seam
pin, noun
position
jobs chapter 66 – look after and rescue
This chapter is all about childcare and public service jobs.

Included are childcare workers, kindergarten teachers, high
school teachers, professors, librarians, social workers and
firefighters.
These jobs require extra education and training but can be very
rewarding.

childcare social kindergarten
develop (take) turns alphabet
daycare nap shape
needs nanny grade, noun
diaper live-in ability

curriculum goal complicated
discussion require degree
paper intelligent professor
submit strict qualification
review update expert

publish community respond
category individual smoke
database provide go off
selection social worker put out
record, noun relieved fire extinguisher
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siren
evacuate
victim
axe
flame
jobs chapter 67 – healthcare
This chapter focuses on jobs in the medical industry,

specifically, carers, physical therapists, paramedics, doctors,
surgeons, nurses and therapists.
Here, we learn about jobs that require a lot of education and
workers who students might interact with or need to know
about.

diet physical therapist crutches
support injury permanent
nursing home muscle temporary
stiff splint
elderly relieve, verb ice pack
prescription
carer

urgent allergic reaction health
paramedic lungs diagnose
stretcher throat emergency room
bleed heartbeat cure, noun
first aid heart illness

recover brain blood pressure
infection organ cast
operation scar syringe
sterile operate scrubs
surgeon surgical instruments stethoscope
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mental (health)
trust, verb
therapy
therapist
feeling, noun
jobs chapter 68 – law enforcement
This chapter is all about law enforcement.

Here, we learn about, police officers, detectives, lawyers,
judges and politicians.
Their jobs require education and training.
They are interesting and relevant to most students' lives and
situations.

law patrol report, verb
crime observe safety
criminal (speed) limit suspicious
commit warning argument
break into fine, noun (crime) scene

arrest detective lawyer
involved investigation defend
suspects witness rights
innocent evidence legal
handcuffs prove guilty

judge, noun gavel case
jury admit commercial
trial sentence obey
punishment court government
prison settle speak for
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law enforcement
civil service
vote
elect
politician
jobs chapter 69 – in the office
In this chapter,
we learn all about jobs in an office.
We talk about customer service agents, IT support specialists,
programmers, managers, assistants, the staff department and
accountants.
Here, we learn about all levels of jobs in an office, starting with
jobs that only require some training before talking about some
high-level jobs that require more education and skills.

customer service attitude IT
customer service agent action description
complaint, noun option specialist
emotional headset device
expectation microphone technical

code result, noun administration
logical accurate set an example
concentrate test, verb duty
function, verb bug supervise
supposed to debug, verb manager

budget manage, verb advertise
ambition schedule, verb job offer
characteristic ink personal
leader carry out staff department
train, verb supplier quit
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accountant
calculator
income
expense
financial
jobs chapter 70 – fly and design
This chapter has two parts.

One focuses on jobs around airplanes and airports,
like flight attendants, pilots and airplane mechanics.
The second part is about the different types of engineers.
Here, we learn about entry-level jobs as well as jobs that
require a lot of education and training.

cabin harness air traffic control
airline cockpit manually
carry-on co-pilot autopilot
aisle instrument panel logbook
demonstrate turbulence tower

runway hangar engineer
landing gear diagram civil
tarmac blueprint complex
flaps safety check infrastructure
gangway flexible tunnel

electrical chemical mechanical
prototype biofuel vehicle
circuit productivity manufacture
practical renewable robot
engineering fuel automatic
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aerospace
spacecraft
aircraft
satellite
rocket
level B1.1, 3000 word level
chapter 71 – hobbies
In this chapter the students will learn about more, interesting

hobbies as well as the present perfect continuous.

be into captain mat
fasten fan meditate
knit dribble sore
match league strength
yarn pass yoga

clay cap magic
gallery lifeguard magician
mold inflatable performance
sculptor slide rabbit
sculpture water wings trick

choir face, verb alien
conductor fight fantasy
(music) notes karate genre
solo movement
voice referee hero
heroine
romantic
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beak
binoculars
birdwatching
feather
migrate
chapter 72 – geography
In this chapter, the learner is introduced to more vocabulary

related to nature,
including some new animals and some geographical features.

bright creature cage
clear duck gentle
cool pond poison
fog snail spider
pleasant tail web

bite crocodile expedition
humid enormous flow
itchy edge narrow
mosquito lay silent
strong wildlife waterfall

bat cliff approach
cave rough in fact
certain shore peak
definitely steep valley
likely tiny view
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according to
blame
polar bear
predict
previous
chapter 73 – around the world
This chapter is all about the things you need to know if you are
living in or travelling to foreign countries.
It also touches on the problems some countries face and the
consequences.

citizen age ID
nationality birth identity
permit close immigration
valid immigrant
visa female proof
male
gender

expiration date approximately beside
fingerprint currency border
issue date diverse brief
registry office flag original
occupation population particular

leave behind suffer embassy
remain official, adjective authority
refugee equality protection
asylum accept ambassador
circumstance risk, noun fancy
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approve
deny
permit, verb
renew
stamp, noun
chapter 74 – friendships
In this chapter, the learner is presented with more ways to talk
about keeping in touch with friends and the activities they
enjoy together.

childhood can't wait hang up
face-to-face caption insist
in touch comment selfish
profile instant messaging talent
reply post, verb video call

channel be over come along
episode disco in common
pleased DJ mood
series volume run into
stream willing stranger

ashamed beat awful
pause bowling blank
persuade knock over bother
plain notice charity
remote control roll subtitles
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cards
come over
find (to think)
hopefully
plenty
chapter 75 – visitors
This chapter talks about what you do when you get different
kinds of visitors.
What you can do to prepare for them and what to do with them
once they are at your house.

arrange gluten butcher
arrangements dairy steak
entertain groceries fat
host, noun florist excuse
welcoming vase go bad

attraction journey robe
preparation stuck in stay over
amusing perhaps underwear
satisfied arrival pajama
hide-and-seek show up slumber party

blouse apparently no longer
sleeve pretend hand-me-down
overnight kidding lend
zipper value talented
accommodate worth clever
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flashlight
just in case
puppy
scratch
sleeping bag
chapter 76 – differently abled
In this chapter, the characters discuss different abilities and

the advantages and disadvantages some people face.
The characters emphasize the importance of understanding and
respect.

blind demand appreciate
resource despite deaf
senses disability difficulty
sight refuse leave out
since special needs sign language

accompany community center acceptable
advantage raise (money) disadvantage
face ramp gain
hearing aid wheelchair importance
lose lack

as long as completely adapt
donate independence careless
fault intend mention
point sensible slip
weak succeed typical
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assume
offend
point of view
treat
understanding
chapter 77 – relationships
This chapter is all about different kinds of relationships and

living situations.
The students will learn vocabulary to talk about different kinds
of family structures.

divorce brag adopt
ex half-brother foster, verb
frustrated half-sister marriage
moody only child
single parent participate (in) orphanage
sibling
step (parent)

extended crib bring up (a child)
family leave, noun stay-at-home
father-in-law newborn teenager
mother-in-law nurse, verb toddler
peaceful pregnant work from home
relative

campus bunk bed ask out
deposit compliment, verb atmosphere (mood)
move out dorm dating
reasonable easygoing doubt, verb
roommate privacy experienced, adjective
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awkward
break up
fall in love
friendship
possibility
In this chapter, the learners gain more advanced vocabulary

relating to school and school subjects.

aloud alike hand out
clearly line look up
fiction poem translate
poet underline
non-fiction verse vocabulary
novel
set, verb

accent cross out cafeteria
fluent extremely chase
memorize figure out jump rope
phrase problem locker
pronounce total recess

average ahead boarding school
focus on cheer up debate
keep up economics formal
tutor teachers' lounge location
virtual trade politics
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announce
apart
field trip
permission slip
substitute
chapter 79 – history
This chapter is all about historical times and events. The

students will learn vocabulary and a bit about what life was like
for their ancestors.

ancestor (fishing) hook dead
decade about, adjective dinosaur
definition artifact exist
family tree century fossil
generation historical skeleton

ancient bury battle
caveman collection drawbridge
cavewoman mummy medieval
pyramid moat
gather statue smith, noun
hunter
stone
stone age

arrow colony limited
bow horseback riding loyal
catapult poor
mine, noun terrified
shoot regard, verb war
sword saddle
weapon
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ally
enemy
goods
monument
peace
chapter 80 – What if?
In this chapter the students have a chance to see the

characters talk about, imagine and experience some things
which are a bit out of the ordinary for them.

invisible dream (desire) cute
ordinary come true admire
appear circus afford
clown rich
disappear fear forever
mystery
silly

pity, noun universe theme park
hope, noun incredible rollercoaster
frequently gravity forbidden
reward, noun beyond scream
valuable last, verb excitement

vending machine drag entertainment
coin halfway puppet
bill (banknote) pleasure make up, verb
out of order unforgettable string
notice, noun upside down show off
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ghost
believe in
trap, verb
miserable
free, adjective
life skills level, 3500 word level
chapter 81 – practical skills
This chapter explains the concept of life skills. We start to talk

about some practical skills our characters need. For example,
to live on their own for the first time, at work, to get around,
and to handle money responsibly.

life skills detergent breath
literacy dryer emergency
numeracy plunger preparedness
smart tidy, adjective (first aid) kit
take precautions unclog panic, verb
rational

back up GPS budget, verb
cloud global finance
confidential key (on map) savings, noun
crash (computer) security (to be safe)
hard drive landmark within your means
navigation
scale

coupon dealership debt
leaflet major interest
offer, noun negotiate loan, noun
record, verb purchase, noun owe
spend (money) salesperson pay off
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banking
insurance
minor
rate
tax
chapter 82 – stress and emotions
In this chapter, we introduce self-awareness. We start by

talking about the meaning of self-awareness and then explain
stress management and the symptoms of stress. We also start
talking about emotional regulation. The students can learn
alongside our characters as they learn more about themselves.

belief essential change mind
demand, noun growth impact, noun
reflect morals pursue
self-awareness step (of a process) refer to
thought truth stable

bad for you get rid of beat, verb
distract lifestyle dizzy
obligation source (cause) dizziness
stress, noun trigger, verb
stress work-life balance sweat
management symptom
warning sign

due to chest cope
eliminate consciously emotion
harmful exhale emotional
irritate inhale regulation
trigger, noun sensation overwhelmed
regulate
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charades (game) blink (eyes)
facial expression hunch, verb
indicate palm
mime, verb sweaty, adjective
posture tense, adjective
chapter 83 – relaxation and positivity
This chapter continues with more techniques for emotional

regulation, including a relaxation exercise the students can
follow. Then we can discuss positive thinking, how our thoughts
influence our perception and methods to focus on reality, like
self-talk.

break down, verb intense anchor, noun
depressed lap ground (yourself)
express, verb relaxation mindset
joy tension picture, verb
repress whatever present, noun

acceptance denial break cycle
laughter depression good job
praise, noun grieve mind
sense of humor pass away praise, verb
temper sympathy well-being

enthusiastic enable inner
glass half full mindfulness mean
glass half empty perception neutral
struggle powerful
lead to useless self-talk
optimistic
pessimistic
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future-telling experience, verb
label, verb journal
mind-reading purpose
trap, noun
reality unavoidable
thought
distortions
chapter 84 – self-respect
Here we discuss self-esteem, self-respect and personal

hygiene. All of the things you need to feel comfortable as
yourself.

underestimate arrogant boost
critical exaggerate distinguish
flaw external empower
self-esteem perceive inadequate
stupid validation wise

comparison caffeine deodorant
isolate discipline hormones
lower feel like odor
reputation internal poor
shame nutrition puberty

appropriate blow nose cleanliness
bacteria dental consent
in contact dental floss considerate
self-conscious gum pride
stain tissue toiletries
chapter 85 – integration and empathy
In this chapter, we meet a few new characters who are

refugees. They allow the students to learn about integration
and diversity. Along with our characters, the students also
learn about empathy. We also teach them about context,
biased options and how to avoid making assumptions about
others.

integrate background contrast
poverty collaborate diversity
seek interpersonal harmony
regardless minority
society settled stereotype
wealthy
wealth

adaptable empathy anger
be welcome to mindful confusion
eager perspective empathize
go through relate to
supportive unique harm
put yourself in
someone else’s
shoes

context associate based on
cruel biased false
judgmental intentionally form, verb
reveal straightforward impression
vulnerable unconscious personality
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assumption
beneficial
effective
memorable
sensitive
chapter 86 – interpersonal effectiveness
This chapter covers the importance of listening, handling

disputes and interpersonal effectiveness. The students can
learn about peer pressure and resolving conflicts with
compromises and negotiation.

attentive change the active
block subject body language
daydream identify cross your arms
engage eye contact
filter placate nod
preoccupied
rehearse

clarify boundary assert
feedback communication direct
paraphrase insult indirect
reaction interaction
verbal please, verb peer pressure
rather
resist

bully, verb compromise come up with
cooperate conflict determined
fit in negotiation differ
opposed to on the other hand
pick on resolve priority
take something
out on (someone)
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assess
force
neglect
resentful
win-win
chapter 87 – relationships and communication
This chapter is all about managing relationships. The students

also learn some very useful trips about public speaking and
confident communication.

freedom assertive aggressive
guidance combination attack
imply disregard hint, noun
mature have a say passive
vague tolerate statement

confidence accusation calm down
mumble cautious grudge
off-topic commit reject
present, verb explicitly sincere
state, verb overprotective tone of voice

emphasize competitive approach, noun
gesture, noun deliberately bring up
interruption go (happen) dominate
public speaking participation self-absorbed
rush, verb rewarding similarity
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deceive
desire, noun
standard
tend
the media
chapter 88 – goals and decisions
Here we talk about goal setting, the students learn effective

techniques for setting both short-term and long-term goals.
They also learn about decision-making.
We talk about things that they need to take into account to
make informed decisions.

accomplish achievable bigger picture
aspect ideal patience
define keep track relevant
enroll suit, verb
specific long-term time frame
short-term
measurable

motivation check in booth, noun
potential, noun mentor factor
productive methodical instinct
prospect road map intellectual
version table profit

in line consequence decisive
invest evaluate dilemma
outcome list, verb informed
take into account mark reassure
turn out work through relief
chapter 89 – problem solving and critical thinking
This chapter focuses on problem-solving and critical thinking,

Our characters learn about being open-minded.
We talk about brainstorming and making pro and con lists to
make choices.
We also talk about being a team player and staying motivated.

determine con address, verb
issue exclude arise
potential, adjective open-minded insight
significantly pro root
slightly strategy strengthen

anticipate assure motive
assign in favor of objective
contribute motivated rumor
key, adjective multiple source (of news)
pointless team player spread

analyze combine constantly
consumer current criticism
critical thinking disrespectful criticize
reliable extend dedication
value, verb gossip genuine
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brainstorm
creative
flexibility
quality
unconventional
chapter 90 – executive functioning and resilience
In this chapter, we introduce executive functioning and

resilience.
We introduce the Pomodoro technique and make to-do lists to
avoid procrastination.
We talk about overcoming adversity and trauma to reach your
goals.

manageable checkmark apply (skill)
time management perfectionist distraction
postpone set employed
procrastination general
to-do list reset in the way
timer
wander

digital delegate, verb give in
enthusiasm leadership impulsive
punctual position multitask
strengths promotion temptation
work ethic weakness tough

frustration acknowledge adversity
persevere bounce back equip
represent drop out obstacles
resilient guarantee stepping stone
setback recovery trauma
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applicable
comparable
resilience
scenario
take a step back
chapter 91 – learning on vacation
In this chapter, our characters learn a little more about types

of travel.
They also visit a museum and learn about agriculture, industry
and different elements.
Pedro prepares to go back to school and learns a bit about the
new subjects he will have this year.

bench backpacker interactive
industry miss nowadays
public transport owe an apology outdated
souvenir pull over progress, verb
tourist run (function) steam, noun

agriculture a great deal apart from
rapid cane be designed for
rural eventually come across
scale (of change) lean copper
urban remarkable element

in depth brand arts
cover, noun get around to compulsory
rare in addition crayon
rust mess up credit
substance (pencil) case exception
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analysis
classic, adjective
literature
basics
make use
chapter 92 – starting university
This chapter follows Jonas through his first few weeks at

university where he learns to socialize and meets other
students.
We discuss common university subjects like seminars,
different events and majors.

be the case hardly aimed at
belongings name tag break the ice
once nickname fill in
orient point (in time) skip
socialize short for students' union

admission adjust oral
as far as I know contain correct, verb
catch, verb extension in person
cover, verb folder
freshman gap major, noun
major in, verb
obligated to

explanation ban, verb outline, noun
guide, verb bump into course
objective, noun occur following
seminar regulation head to, verb
structure scooter log in, log out
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academic
bonus
communal
cool
(exclamation)
table tennis
chapter 93 – the play
In this chapter, we learn about the process of creating,

rehearsing and performing a play.
The students learn all about the different parts of production.
We also talk about skills that actors need that we commonly
use in daily life.

cast capable of clothing
involve, verb fairytale fabric
production palace sail, noun
script pirate silk
wooden waist
set, noun

concept be the lead break a leg
further by heart dialog
plot certain fit, verb
thriller crew introduction
whichever try out, verb study, verb

disguise rehearsal compose
present, adjective be under the lyrics
the last minute impression rhythm
time's up tune
tryouts, noun failure variation
moved
villain
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backstage
on behalf
peek
switch
whisper, verb
chapter 94 – misunderstandings
In this chapter, the students learn how misunderstandings
happen, why they happen and how to deal with them.

anxiety confuse domestic
cross your mind crawl, verb from now on
if only ease, noun not have a clue
stuffed animal grab, verb mix up, verb
tear, noun gradual terminal, noun

confess idiom all along
deprive intermediate basically
snore, verb literal be hard on
time zone misunderstanding error
to do with under the weather step by step

blush, verb counter breaking news
cut some slack hood coincidence
defense misunderstand concern (involve)
hesitate on me stroller
native split (a bill) take over
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act, verb
courage
lack, verb
mishear
suspect, verb
chapter 95 – cooking
Here we talk about all kinds of activities for kids, including

cooking, baking and scavenger hunts.

give a hand dough aside
give notice from scratch expand
meantime packet foil
portion pinch (amount) sprinkle, verb
youth club yeast transfer

attempt, noun crumb chew
base consist disgusting
can tell fall apart entire
cool down meatball firm
keep an eye mixture manners

cupcake carried away attach, verb
frosting help yourself clue
lick self-service code
out of date set up scavenger hunt
to be tempted to you'd better (tree) trunk
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bang
basket
burst, verb
delicate
let know
chapter 96 – outdoors
In this chapter, Maria and her family visit her Aunt Elena in the
countryside.
The kids learn how to preserve food and safe behavior in
nature.
Elena also teaches them a bit more about pollution and the
effects it has on our environment.

absorb backyard canned
cottage frontyard preserve, verb
put on (event) fresh ripe
runs in the family rotten
upcoming mud whole-food
paw, noun
stick, noun

breeze drop, noun bet, verb, noun
cosy freezing chimney
poisonous heater fireplace
shiver soaked stay up
trip, verb tired of yawn, verb

bother, verb discourage (v) atmosphere (earth)
caring dusk carbon dioxide
deer dawn get it (understand)
reserve, noun endangered
stroke, verb telescope passionate
wolf survive, verb
survival, noun
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dear
identical
meteor shower
quote, verb, noun
theory
chapter 97 – achievements
This chapter covers different kinds of achievements.

It also follows some of the adult characters as they participate
in activities they enjoy doing outside of work.

conference artificial intelligence gene
venue cut down disease
breakthrough drug cure, verb
hold (an event) species
healthcare the more .... the ethics
more …
algorithm

stare sample, noun track, noun
3D (printer) vitamin athletic
solid pill break a record
award, noun dissolve medal
congratulate, swallow majority
verb

from time to faint, verb twisted, adjective
time shock, noun kneel
out of practice push yourself swollen
again and again X-ray, noun
out of breath victory bruise, noun
sponsor, verb,
noun
throughout
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severe
rub, verb
get over
take place
take someone's
mind off
chapter 98 – business
In this chapter, we learn more about Miriam's business. It

explains things entrepreneurs need to know to start and run
their own business, like business plans and reaching the right
target audience for their products.

catalog, noun survey, noun in of stock
tricky demand handmade
range target (audience) client
earn a living reach, verb alternative, noun
craft, verb, noun marketing thanks to

keep company set, noun establish
entrepreneur piece business plan
launch, verb handful finance, verb
count on estimate, verb grant, noun
sale, noun workshop satisfaction

think over take a day off trend, noun
separate, verb automatically chart, noun
pace, noun backup (support) statistic
self-employed attachment
somehow chill out warn
have a lot on my
plate
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call in sick
take it easy
scent, noun
heel
limp, verb
chapter 99 – at the protest
Here several characters attend a pollution protest and learn

about all kinds of things we can do to avoid it,
like sustainable farming and green business practices.
They also learn about the negative effect of pollution in greater
detail.

attract, verb carbon footprint drought
mayor decompose expose
pollute, verb eco-friendly global warming
protest, verb, get across greenhouse effect
noun message, noun heatwave
public appearance
against … will alternative, argument (reason)
crisis adjective commitment
restriction emission distressing
stubborn intersection funding
upset, verb pedestrian solar panels
piece of cake

decrease conservation at all costs
increase irrigation system recycling
in place irrigate spread out
stand up for
proposal program, noun yell, verb
sustainable propose
upgrade wheat
downgrade
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advance, verb
agency, noun
green
(environmentally
friendly)
monitor, verb
network, verb,
noun
chapter 100 – journalism
In this chapter, we follow Penelope as she starts her career as

a journalist and learns about the job from Simon.
She learns about investigating events, collecting accurate
information and writing an article that informs people.

capture collapse badge
conduct destruction broadcast, verb
director extent bystander
go into detail fire drill chaos
joint state chief

bound to democracy draw conclusion
committee fascinating emphasis
institution party field
president look up to
specify fireproof philosophy
waterproof
myth

claim get through critic
faulty investigate column
leave reach out release
question settings summary
recall terms and quality
conditions
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bold
expression
headline
in honor
point out

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chapter 5 - on the table

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chapter 23 - around the house

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chapter 26 - getting around

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chapter 27 - giving directions

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