👥 Grammar A1-2: Subject pronouns
The second material of the Fleydo A1 grammar series, written for learners of about seven to ten. It teaches the subject pronouns from the picture outwards: a name turning into a short word, then a full table of I, you, he, she, it, we and they with the person each one means, then tap-and-repeat cards for all seven, including two cards for “it” so that things and animals are covered. Practice is spread across four sets — eight easy items that swap a name for its word, a ten-card sorting task that builds the “just one or more than one?” habit, eight harder items inside little stories where the learner must work out who is speaking and about whom, and six “which sentence is good?” items aimed at the three real errors — followed by six sentences to repair. Every answer explains itself in language simpler than the grammar being taught. Teacher notes give a 45-minute sequence, the stick-figure board move, what to do with a stuck learner and the follow-up topics.
Lesson Plan
- A name turning into its short word, shown as one picture
- Four tap-to-hear model sentences with he, she, it and they
Key Vocabulary
Grammar Points
- he = one boy or man · she = one girl or woman · it = one thing or one animal
- they = more than one, people or things · we = me and other people
- you = the person I talk to, one person or many
- Every English sentence needs this word: I am hungry, never “Am hungry.”
- Say it once: My mum is a nurse, never “My mum she is a nurse.”
- I is always written with a big letter, also in the middle of a sentence
