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​1. Alphabet soup:

The English language uses 26 letters, from A to Z. We call these letters the alphabet. Learning the alphabet is like learning the names of the building blocks we use to create words.
Example: The word "cat" has three letters: C, A, and T.

Multiple Choice

How many letters are in the English alphabet?

• 30
• 28
• 26
• 24

Poll

How confident do you feel about identifying the letters of the alphabet (A-Z)?

• Not confident at all

• confident

• Very confident

Multiple Choice

What are the building blocks used to create words in English?

• letters

• Emojis
• Symbols
• Numbers

Multiple Choice

How many letters does the word "dog" have?

• 5
• 2
• 4
• 3

​2. Spelling it out:

Once you know the letters, you can practice putting them together to spell words. Spelling takes practice, but it gets easier with time!

• Example: Try spelling your name. Write down each letter one by one.

Poll

Can you spell the word "understanding" using the letters you know?

• No, I need help.

• I can try to spell it.

• Yes, I can spell it easily.

Multiple Choice

What is the first step to spelling a word?

• Identifying the letters
• Asking a friend
• Looking up the definition
• Rearranging the letters

Poll

What would be most helpful for you when learning to spell new words?

• listen the word slowly

• See the word written clearly.

• Both see and listen the word.

Multiple Select

How can you spell your name in English?

• By spelling each letter of your name using the English alphabet.
• By reciting a poem about your name
• By writing down the letters one by one

• By drawing a picture of your name

Multiple Choice

What skill helps you put letters together to form words?

• Listening

• Spelling

• Counting

• Jumping

3. Hello and goodbye:

English has many ways to greet and say goodbye. "Hello" and "Hi" are friendly greetings you can use with anyone. To say goodbye, you can say "Bye," "Goodbye," or "See you later!"

• Example: When you meet someone new, you can say, "Hello! My name is..."

Multiple Choice

Which of these is NOT a way to greet someone in English?

• Hello

• Goodbye

• How are you?

• Hi

Poll

Which of these greetings would you use when meeting someone for the first time?

• Hello!

• See you later!

• Howdy!

Multiple Choice

How can you say goodbye to someone in English?

• It is so nice to meet you too!

• So long not to see you!

• Adios, nos vemos.

• Goodbye, See you later, Take care, Farewell

Multiple Choice

What can you say to someone you're meeting for the first time?

• Nice to meet you!
• How are you doing?
• See you later!
• Goodbye!

4. Being There (or not):

The verb "to be" is one of the most important verbs in English. It tells us whether something is, is not, or who someone is.

• Affirmative: "I am a student." (You are a student)

• Negative: "The cat is not on the table."

• Question: "Are you happy?" (Yes, I am / No, I am not)

Multiple Choice

What verb is used to tell us whether something is, is not, or who someone is?

• "Have"

• "To be"

• "Do"

• "Like"

Poll

Do you understand the difference between "yes" and "no" answers in English?

• No, I need more explanation.

• I think I understand.

• Yes, I understand completely

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses the verb "to be" in the affirmative form?

• I don't like apples.

• She is a teacher.

• Are you hungry?

• They play every day.

Poll

Which sentence uses the verb "to be" correctly?

• You happy?

• She teacher.

• They are at school.

Multiple Choice

How can you ask someone if they are happy in English?

• You can't ask this in English.

• By saying "Are you happy?"

• By saying "Happy?"

• By showing a happy face.

Open Ended

Who is your best friend?

​5. Action Time!

Verbs tell us what someone or something does. In the present simple tense, we describe actions that happen regularly or in general.

• Example: "I eat breakfast every morning." (This is a regular action)

• Example: "The sun shines during the day." (This is a general fact)

Multiple Choice

What kind of actions do present simple tense verbs describe?

• Past actions

• Future actions

• Actions happening right now

• Regular or general actions

Poll

When describing your daily routine, which tense would you use

• Past tense

• Present simple tense

• Future tense

Multiple Choice

Which sentence describes a regular action?

• We will go to the beach tomorrow.

• The movie starts at 7 pm.

• I ate dinner last night.

• She sleeps every night.

Multiple Choice

What is the role of verbs in a sentence?

• Verbs are only used in questions, not statements.
• Verbs are always at the end of a sentence.

• Verbs are optional and can be omitted from a sentence.
• Verbs are used to describe nouns in a sentence.
• Verbs express an action or state of being in a sentence.

​5.5. Do and Does Questions and Answers Conjugation:

Do: Used with plural subjects (you - plural, they, we)
Does: Used with singular subjects (he, she, it, singular you)

Multiple Select

Do you like coffee?

• Yes, I am.

• No, I am not.

• Yes, I do.

• No, I don't.

Multiple Select

Does she speak Spanish?

• Yes, she does.

• Yes, she do.

• No, she doesn't.

• Yes, she is.

Word Cloud

What do you need?

Word Cloud

What sports do you like?

Multiple Select

Do they live near you?

• No, they don't.

• No, they aren't.

• Yes, they do.

• Yes, we do.

​6. Email Essentials:

Emails are a great way to communicate with people. A basic email starts with a greeting. Then, you write your message in the body of the email. Finally, you end with a farewell like "Best," or "See you soon!"

• Example: Subject: Hello from your new friend!

  Dear John, Hi!

  My name is Maria. I am writing to say hello and introduce myself.

  I hope you are doing well.

  Best,

  Maria

Multiple Choice

How can you start a formal email in English?

• "Hello!"

• "Dear..." or "Hi..."

• "Hey there!"

• "Greetings!"

Multiple Choice

Attachment

Poll

How comfortable are you with writing a short email in English?

• I need help.

• Somewhat comfortable

• Comfortable, I can write a simple email.

Open Ended

• What is Spam email?

Multiple Choice

Where do you write the main message of your email?

• In the subject line

• At the beginning

• In the body of the email

• At the end

Poll

Reply: Responding to an email someone sent you

• RPLY

• RE

• RPL

• R

Multiple Choice

email Subject line

• Include personal information in the subject line
• Summarize the main idea or purpose of the email.

• Leave the subject line blank
• Use a random phrase that has no relevance to the email content

Poll

• Forward: Sending an email you received to someone else

• FORD.

• FRWR

• FW

Multiple Select

How can you end a casual email in English?

• Sincerely,

• Best,

• See you later!

• All the best,

Poll

Would you like to learn more about different ways to start and end emails in English?

• No, I'm not interested in emails.

• Maybe, if it's not too complicated.

• Yes, I would like to learn more.