Video Title Learning Focus Sample Vocabulary
Starter Syllabus
1 1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
2 2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
3 3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
4 4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
5 5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
The Alphabet
How do you spell that?
Numbers
How Old Are You?
Telling The Time
Days Of The Week
the alphabet, spelling
spelling, spelling names
counting to ten
counting to one hundred
ask and tell the time
state the days of the week
apple, elephant, ice cream
last name, spell, name
six, seven, nine, ten
eighty, fourty, fifty-three
noon, quarter, o'clock
Friday, Thursday, Monday
basic greetings, farewells
talking about your life
describe people based on age
asking personal questions
describing your family
name countries and languages
Hello & Goodbye
Let me introduce myself
People
Getting To Know Each Other
The Family
Countries & Languages
What color is it?
Whose is it?
The Weather
Prepositions of Place
How do you feel?
describe objects by color
possessives, state ownership
describe the weather
state the position of objects
adjectives, state how people feel
good morning, goodbye
kids, family, street, dog
person, woman, children
favorite, live, name
brother, daughter, wife
Japan, Spain, Russian
black, brown, green, blue
windy, cloudy, sunny
under, right, behind, on
tired, angry, sad, surprised
describe daily activities
describe daily activities
describe daily activities
describe daily activities
talk about ability
talk about popular sports
Our Day 1
Our Day 2
Our Day 3
Our Day 4
Can & Can't
The Sports We Play
Opposites 1
Opposites 2
Opposites 3
Opposites 4
Likes & Dislikes 1
Likes & Dislikes 2
describe qualities of things
describe qualities of things
describe qualities of things
describe qualities of things
state preferences
state preferences
wash, bath, brush, get
sleep, work, listen, go read,
wait, walk, dance
make, write, look, open play,
cook, can, jump
cycling, golf, soccer, baseball
rich, young, tall small, big
fast, slow, quiet, bad
short, long, cheap, fat
weak, strong, dry, wet
much, like, fan, love
don't, doesn't, loves, likes
theirs, hers, his, ours, mine
What are they like? describe appearance & character friendly, young, quiet, atheletic
Describe It
What's H
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Video Title Learning Focus Sample Vocabulary
Starter Syllabus
6 6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
7 7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
8 8.1
8.2
8.3
8.4
8.5
8.6
9 9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
9.5
9.6
10 10.1
10.2
10.3
10.4
10.5
10.6
describe staple foods
talk about snacks and fast food
talk about snacks and fast food
describe and ask for drinks learn
the names of fruits learn the
names of vegetables
talk about common jobs
talk about common jobs
learn the names of city places
learn the names of city places
describe forms of transportation
learn the names of famous cities
Common Food
Food We Love 1
Food We Love 2
Drinks
Fruits
Vegetables
Jobs 1
Jobs 2
Places In The City 1
Places in The City 2
Transportation
Famous Cities
state amount and quantity state
amount and quantity
describe how things move
talk about events that just finished
use the verb "go" in different ways
relate conditional future events
Much vs Many 1
Much vs Many 2
Movement
Has Been
The Verb "Go"
If ...
The Future Of Shopping
Tokyo: A Cool City
Do You Speak English?
Looking For Mr. Right
I Can Do Anything Good
Can I Touch Him?
state opinions about clothing
talk about what a city offers
ask question, apologize
make small talk with a stranger
state what you like best
ask permission to do something
a lot of, how much, any
empty, full, a few, a couple of
into, along, out of, across
fighting, shopping, ready
gone, have to, car, school
cold, sunny, rain, snow
wore, busy, season, too
wow, bright, capital, screens
wish, wonder, way, broken
recognize, fan, excuse me
haircut, pyjamas, aunt
touch, pet, fish, hold
Yesterday 1
Yesterday 2
My tomorrow
Months & Holidays
describe one's daily routine
describe one's daily routine
talk about past events, did / didn't
talk about past events
speak about possible future events
discuss major holidays and events
cheese, rice, meat, bread
fast food, pizza, chicken
chips, cake, chocolate, corn
wine, tea, coffee, milk
apples, oranges, bananas
onions, potatoes, tomatoes
lawyer, reporter, actor, model
driver, teacher, cook, soldier
bakery, library, restaurant
church, gallery, station
plane, train, bus, bicycle
Washington, Moscow, Prague
start, morning, breakfast
watch, dinner, shop, finish
was, ate, played, brushed
had, went, watched, drove
will, going to, I'll, leave
Halloween, November, April
Past, Present Future
Gram
mar
Real E
nglishIn T
he City
Food & D
rink
Tom's Day 1
Tom's Day 2
