😠 Why Is Everyone Angry?
In this heartwarming A1-level storybook, thirteen-year-old Elif notices that everyone around her — her mum, dad, brother, best friend, and teacher — seems angry. But when she has the courage to ask each person how they really feel, she discovers that 'angry' is not the right word. Her mum is worried, her dad is sad, her brother is scared, her friend is exhausted, and her teacher is stressed. Elif turns her experience into a school poster project that changes how students treat each other. Features 12 pages with embedded vocabulary tooltips, interactive flashcards, matching, fill-in-the-blank, and a 10-question quiz.
Lesson Plan
- Chapter 1: A Bad Morning — everyone at home seems angry
- Chapter 2: School Is No Better — Elif's friends and teacher act strange
- Chapter 3: The Real Reasons — Elif discovers the truth behind each face
- Chapter 4: Mr Kemal's Story — the strict teacher has a soft side
- Chapter 5: The Feelings Project — Elif makes a poster for English class
- Chapter 6: Understanding — the poster changes the school
Key Vocabulary
Grammar Points
- Present simple for daily actions: Elif walks to school. / She lives with her parents.
- Adjectives for emotions: angry, worried, scared, tired, stressed, disappointed, exhausted
- Because for giving reasons: He is sad because his friend is sick. / She is tired because her sister cries all night.
- Questions with 'are you': Are you okay? / Are you angry at me?
- Look + adjective: She looks serious. / He looks tired. / Everyone looks angry.
