Practice Unit 1, Lesson 1: Basic Sentences

Try saying hello and goodbye to five people. Try using good morning and good afternoon, too!

Practice Unit 1, Lesson 2: Everyday Items

Try to learn the English names of five items in your house or classroom.

Practice Unit 1, Lesson 3: Colors and Sizes

Find five things in the room around you. What color are they? Say the colors out loud in English.

Practice Unit 1, Lesson 4: Clothing and Quantities

Count from one to six out loud in English. Do this a few times to practice your pronunciation and to help you remember the words.

Practice Unit 2, Lesson 1: Family Relationships

Write down who you live with and how they are related to you. Use vocabulary from this lesson, which may include words like mother, father, sister, brother, or grandmother.

Practice Unit 2, Lesson 2: Around the House

At home, write the answers to these two questions: Who is at home? What is on the table? Use complete sentences.

Practice Unit 2, Lesson 3: Making Acquaintances

Finish these four sentences about yourself and your friends: I am… I have… He is… She has…

Practice Unit 2, Lesson 4: Clothing

Answer these three questions out loud: What color is your shirt? What color is your hair? Are you short or tall?

Practice Unit 3, Lesson 1: Locations and Times of Day

Practice Unit 3, Lesson 2: Senses and Body Parts

Answer these three questions out loud: What day is it today? What day is it tomorrow? What day was it yesterday?

Practice Unit 3, Lesson 3: Languages

Write three sentences that have a list. Use commas between things in your lists. For example: Men, women, girls, and boys are people.

Practice Unit 3, Lesson 4: Daily Routine

Write down five things you do in the morning to get ready. Use complete sentences.

Practice Unit 4, Lesson 1: Landmarks and Directions

Find a partner to talk to. Take turns telling each other three things you want and three things you need.

Practice Unit 4, Lesson 2: Currency, Cost, and Preferences

Ask someone a question using the word who. Ask three more questions using what, where, and which.

Practice Unit 4, Lesson 3: Materials and Merchandise

Practice Unit 4, Lesson 4: Comparing and Contrasting

Write three sentences using more, less than, and some.

Practice Unit 5, Lesson 1: Destinations

Look up a website for a place that you might enjoy visiting. Do you see any words that are taught in this lesson?

Practice Unit 5, Lesson 2: Directions and Location

Write down five commands that tell someone what to do. Example: Turn right at the library.

Practice Unit 5, Lesson 3: Time, Arrivals, and Departures

Answer these three questions out loud: What time do you like to wake up in the morning? What time do you like to go to bed? What time is it right now? Use complete sentences.

Practice Unit 5, Lesson 4: Weather Today and Tomorrow

Practice Unit 6, Lesson 1: Correspondence

Practice Unit 6, Lesson 2: Meaning and Understanding

Practice Unit 6, Lesson 3: Careers

Practice Unit 6, Lesson 4: Formal and Informal Situations

Imagine you ordered food at a restaurant and they brought you the wrong thing. What could you say? Practice using polite phrases.

Practice Unit 7, Lesson 1: Giving and Following Instructions

Answer these three questions out loud in complete sentences: What month is it? What month is next? In what month is your birthday?

Practice Unit 7, Lesson 2: Planning

Practice Unit 7, Lesson 3: Celebrations and Culture

Tell someone about the best party you've been to. What did you like about it?

Practice Unit 7, Lesson 4: Invitations and Apologies

Practice Unit 8, Lesson 1: Dining In and Dining Out

Find something in the room that is very small. What is it called in English? Find something that is very big. What is that called?

Practice Unit 8, Lesson 2: Landmarks and the Arts

Think about some activities that you have not done yet. Would you like to do any of those activities? Explain why or why not.

Practice Unit 8, Lesson 3: Emotions

Imagine your perfect day. Write down some of your favorite activities that you would try to include. Use the words first, then, and finally.

Practice Unit 8, Lesson 4: Vacation Activities

Practice Unit 9, Lesson 1: Spatial Relationships

Do you look like anyone in your family? Or do you know anyone who looks like a famous person? How so? Tell someone about it using complete sentences.

Practice Unit 9, Lesson 2: Household Chores

Practice saying excuse me when you need to get someone's attention. Practice saying please when you ask someone for something.

Practice Unit 9, Lesson 3: Sports and Exercise

Practice Unit 9, Lesson 4: Injuries and Health

Can you name five parts of your body in English? How about ten? Challenge yourself to say as many out loud as you can think of.

Practice Unit 10, Lesson 1: Needs and Possibilities

Practice Unit 10, Lesson 2: Life Events

Think about a time where you said congratulations to a family member or a friend. Explain what that person did and why you were happy for them.

Practice Unit 10, Lesson 3: Geography and Climate

Find a friend to talk to. Tell them what country your family is from. Talk about what the weather is like there.

Practice Unit 10, Lesson 4: Description and Possession

Practice Unit 11, Lesson 1: Belief and Opinion

Practice Unit 11, Lesson 2: Taking Things Along

Write three sentences using if and would. For example: "If I had room in my backpack, I would carry your camera." Try to think of things you would actually say to your friends or family.

Practice Unit 11, Lesson 3: Measurement and Fractions

Find someone to talk to. Take turns asking each other questions using how much and how many. For example: "How many books did you buy?"

Practice Unit 11, Lesson 4: In the Kitchen

Practice Unit 12, Lesson 1: Politics and Media

If a person is from the United States of America, their nationality is American. Where is your family from? What is their nationality?

Practice Unit 12, Lesson 2: Languages and Business

Choose a book and write a paragraph about it. Describe who wrote it, when it was written, and a few other interesting facts. Include some sentences about it that use the passive voice.

Practice Unit 12, Lesson 3: Learning and Memory

Practice Unit 12, Lesson 4: Celebrating Holidays