Open It; Don't Open It
Practice short instructions: what to do and what not to do.
Is It a Question?
See how periods and question marks work in short messages.
My Name Is ...: Capital Letters
Explore capital letters in names, days, places, and short messages.
Before Breakfast, After School
Explore daily plans with before and after, from breakfast to bedtime.
Which One Do You Want?
Explore questions with “what” and “which,” from any answer to a choice between things.
A Small Blue Bag
Explore simple product descriptions. Learn how describing words work with names of things.
Me, Him, Her or Them?
Explore words like “me,” “him,” and “her” in short sentences about people and things.
Yes, I Am; No, I Don't
Explore short answers with “be,” “do,” and “can” in simple conversations.
Can You Swim?
Practice 'can' and 'can't' to talk about skills, ask for help, and say what is OK.
Don't and Doesn't
Talk about things you do not like. Practice “don't” and “doesn't” in simple sentences and short conversations.
Do You? Does She?
Practice short questions and answers about everyday life with do and does.
She Works; They Work
Talk about daily habits. See how verbs change with she, he, it, and other subjects.
Have or Has?
Talk about things people own with short messages using “have” and “has.”
There's a Chair; There Are Two
Explore rooms with “there is” and “there are.” Talk about what is there, what is not there, and ask simple questions.
This One or Those Ones?
Talk about things near and far with this, that, these, and those.
Children, Feet and Teeth
Talk about family, health, and animals with words like “children,” “feet,” and “teeth.”
One Cat, Two Cats
Explore short shopping lists and practice words for more than one item with -s and -es.
A or An?
Practice “a” and “an” with everyday words. Listen to the first sound, not just the first letter.
My, Your, His or Her?
Talk about who things belong to with my, your, his, her, its, our, and their.
I, You, He, She, It, We, They
Learn about people, things, and pronouns in short conversations.
I'm Not, He Isn't
Practice “am not,” “isn't,” and “aren't” in short messages about you and other people.
Always, Usually, Sometimes, Never
Talk about everyday habits with four useful words. Learn where they go with action words and with am, is, and are.
Am, Is or Are?
Learn to use am, is, and are to talk about people and things.
I Want a Book; I Want to Read
Learn to ask for things with "want" and talk about actions with "want to."
Open It; Don't Open It
Practice short instructions: what to do and what not to do.
Is It a Question?
See how periods and question marks work in short messages.
My Name Is ...: Capital Letters
Explore capital letters in names, days, places, and short messages.
Before Breakfast, After School
Explore daily plans with before and after, from breakfast to bedtime.
Which One Do You Want?
Explore questions with “what” and “which,” from any answer to a choice between things.
A Small Blue Bag
Explore simple product descriptions. Learn how describing words work with names of things.
Me, Him, Her or Them?
Explore words like “me,” “him,” and “her” in short sentences about people and things.
Yes, I Am; No, I Don't
Explore short answers with “be,” “do,” and “can” in simple conversations.
Can You Swim?
Practice 'can' and 'can't' to talk about skills, ask for help, and say what is OK.
Don't and Doesn't
Talk about things you do not like. Practice “don't” and “doesn't” in simple sentences and short conversations.
Do You? Does She?
Practice short questions and answers about everyday life with do and does.
She Works; They Work
Talk about daily habits. See how verbs change with she, he, it, and other subjects.
Have or Has?
Talk about things people own with short messages using “have” and “has.”
There's a Chair; There Are Two
Explore rooms with “there is” and “there are.” Talk about what is there, what is not there, and ask simple questions.
This One or Those Ones?
Talk about things near and far with this, that, these, and those.
Children, Feet and Teeth
Talk about family, health, and animals with words like “children,” “feet,” and “teeth.”
One Cat, Two Cats
Explore short shopping lists and practice words for more than one item with -s and -es.
A or An?
Practice “a” and “an” with everyday words. Listen to the first sound, not just the first letter.
My, Your, His or Her?
Talk about who things belong to with my, your, his, her, its, our, and their.
I, You, He, She, It, We, They
Learn about people, things, and pronouns in short conversations.
I'm Not, He Isn't
Practice “am not,” “isn't,” and “aren't” in short messages about you and other people.
Always, Usually, Sometimes, Never
Talk about everyday habits with four useful words. Learn where they go with action words and with am, is, and are.
Am, Is or Are?
Learn to use am, is, and are to talk about people and things.
I Want a Book; I Want to Read
Learn to ask for things with "want" and talk about actions with "want to."