Are the steps numbered?

Which elements help you identify steps?

How many arrows are there?

Could you follow the guides without pictures? Why?

Read the notes and match the correct life stage for each one.

Julia’s 25. She’s tall. She has long brown hair. She works. She can drive a car. She can cook. She can feed her own dog.

Read the notes and match the correct life stage for each one.

Alan can’t walk well. He has brown hair and brown eyes. He can color and he can draw. He is chubby and short.

Read the notes and match the correct life stage for each one.

Juana is starting school today. She can’t write a story, but she can write her name. she is slim and she has a nice smile.

Read the notes and match the correct life stage for each one.

Luis can’t talk. He can cry. He can see his mom’s face. He’s 55 centimeters long. He can’t stand up. He doesn’t have any hair.

Read the notes and match the correct life stage for each one.

Pablo is 12. He’s tall and he has short brown hair and brown eyes. He has olive skin. He can swim very well. He wins competitions.

Complete the anecdote with the right action words .

Yesterday, I (11) _______________ to school by myself.

Complete the anecdote with the right action words .

Suddenly, I (12) _______________ a big dog on the street ahead of me

Complete the anecdote with the right action words .

It (13) _______________ there for a while but I hadn’t seen it

Complete the anecdote with the right action words .

because I (14) _______________ my headphones and listening to music. The dog growled. I stood there frozen

Complete the anecdote with the right action words .

Then, I had a good idea. I took my lunch out of my backpack and (15) _______________ my sandwich at the dog. The dog grabbed the sandwich and ran off. I walked to school as quickly as I could!

From now on, I’m going to pack a peanut butter sandwich for my lunch every day, just in case.