📖 Lesson Pre-A1 Vocabulary🏠 Everyday Life

🐣 Baby Animals

A fully interactive Pre-A1 vocabulary lesson for children aged 6-10 about baby animals. Students learn 10 baby animal names (kitten, puppy, chick, lamb, calf, duckling, foal, piglet, cub, joey) through clickable emoji cards with text-to-speech pronunciation. Language patterns include 'A ___ is a baby ___', describing with adjectives (small, soft, pink, fluffy), and 'It can...' / 'It has...' structures. A short story called 'A Day at the Farm' provides natural reading practice. Activities include flip flashcards, an emoji-to-word matching game, 8 fill-in-the-blank sentences, speaking prompts, a guided writing task, and an 8-question quiz.

🧒 Kids (6–10) schedule 20 min signal_cellular_alt Easy visibility 192
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  • 4 simple thinking questions about baby animals

translate Key Vocabulary

kittenpuppychicklambcalfducklingfoalpigletcubjoey

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  • A ___ is a baby ___ (A kitten is a baby cat)
  • Simple adjectives: small, soft, fluffy, pink, yellow, round, little
  • It can + verb (It can run. It can swim.)
  • It has + noun (It has soft fur. It has big eyes.)
  • Simple present: It says meow. They follow their mum.

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