English as a Second Language
Level A1
1. My Personal Information
Unit Introduction
Learning English starts with personal information because it’s about YOU! In this unit, you will learn words about your name, address, phone number, birthday, and more. You will see pictures, read example sentences, copy them, and make your own sentences. By practicing this way, you will read, write, speak, and listen to English from the very first lesson.
Review of SCS/SMS
SCS – Student Copy Sentence: Copy the sentence you see. Helps with spelling, grammar, and sentence order.
SMS – Student Make Sentence: Make your own sentence using the word. Helps with speaking, writing, and creativity.
Vocabulary Practice (Add all personal information words)
1. Name – Noun
Definition: A name is what people call you.
Example: My name is Sarah.
SCS: ___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
2. First Name – Noun
Definition: The first name is the name you are called every day.
Example: In “Sarah Johnson,” “Sarah” is the first name.
SCS: ___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
3. Middle Name – Noun
Definition: The middle name is the name between your first and last name.
Example: In “Sarah Marie Johnson,” “Marie” is the middle name.
SCS: ___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
4. Last Name – Noun
Definition: The last name shows your family.
Example: In “Sarah Johnson,” “Johnson” is the last name.
SCS: ___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
5. Address – Noun
Definition: An address tells where you live.
Example: My address is 123 Main Street.
SCS: ___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
6. Street Number – Noun
Definition: The number of your house on the street.
Example: In “123 Main Street,” “123” is the street number.
SCS: ___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
7. City – Noun
Definition: A city is a large place where many people live.
Example: I live in the city of New York.
SCS: ___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
8. State – Noun
Definition: A state is a part of a country.
Example: I live in the state of New York.
SCS: ___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
9. Zip Code – Noun
Definition: A zip code is a number that helps find your address.
Example: My zip code is 10001.
SCS: ___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
10. Phone Number – Noun
Definition: A phone number is a number you call to talk to someone.
Example: My phone number is 555-1234.
SCS: ___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
11. Email – Noun
Definition: An email is a way to send messages on a computer.
Example: My email is sarah@example.com.
SCS: ___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
12. Date of Birth – Noun
Definition: The date you were born.
Example: My date of birth is January 1, 2010.
SCS: ___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
13. Place of Birth – Noun
Definition: The place where you were born.
Example: I was born in New York City.
SCS: ___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
Short Story Using Vocabulary
“Hello! My name is Sarah Marie Johnson. I live at 123 Main Street, New York City, in the state of New York. My phone number is 555-1234. My email is sarah@example.com. I was born on January 1, 2010, in New York City. I am happy to meet you!”
SCS:___________________________
SMS: ___________________________
(Picture placeholders next to each word and sentence can be inserted here for visual support.)
Mini Exercise / Dialogs
Teacher: “What is your first name?”
Student: “My first name is ____.”
Teacher: “Where do you live?”
Student: “I live at ____.”
Practice saying: “My name is ____.” “I live in ____.” “My phone number is ____.”
Reflection Questions (Students)
Do you feel comfortable saying your personal information in English?
Reflection Questions (Teachers)
Which activities were most effective (story, dialog, SCS/SMS, pictures)?
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Content and Activities
Vocabulary
Direction: Copy and answer the vocabulary words below
Vocabulary – Morning Routine (SCS → SMS)
Review of SCS/SMS
SCS – Student Copy Sentence: Copy the sentence you see. Helps with spelling, grammar, and sentence order.
SMS – Student Make Sentence: Make your own sentence using the word. Helps with speaking, writing, and creativity.
Morning Routines
- Get up
• Definition: To rise from bed in the morning.
• Example Sentence: I get up when the sun comes up.
• SCS: ______________________________
• SMS: ______________________________
- Take a shower
• Definition: To wash your body with water in a shower.
• Example Sentence: I take a shower to feel clean.
• SCS: ______________________________
• SMS: ______________________________
- Shave
• Definition: To remove hair from the face or body with a razor.
• Example Sentence: Dad shaves his face every morning.
• SCS: ______________________________
• SMS: ______________________________
- Get dressed
• Definition: To put on clothes.
• Example Sentence: I get dressed after I take a shower.
• SCS: ______________________________
• SMS: ______________________________
- Wash my face
• Definition: To clean your face with water and soap.
• Example Sentence: I wash my face to make it clean and fresh.
• SCS: ______________________________
• SMS: ______________________________
- Put on makeup
• Definition: To apply cosmetics to your face.
• Example Sentence: Mom puts on makeup before going to work.
• SCS: ______________________________
• SMS: ______________________________
- Brush my hair
• Definition: To use a brush to make your hair neat.
• Example Sentence: I brush my hair every morning.
• SCS: ______________________________
• SMS: ______________________________
- Comb
• Definition: To use a comb to style your hair.
• Example Sentence: I comb my hair after I brush it.
• SCS: ______________________________
• SMS: ______________________________
- Make the bed
• Definition: To arrange the blankets and pillows on a bed.
• Example Sentence: I make the bed after I get up.
• SCS: ______________________________
• SMS: ______________________________
- Get undressed
• Definition: To take off your clothes.
• Example Sentence: I get undressed before I take a shower.
• SCS: ______________________________
• SMS: ______________________________
- Take a bath
• Definition: To wash your body in a tub of water.
• Example Sentence: I like to take a bath with bubbles.
• SCS: ______________________________
• SMS: ______________________________
- Go to bed
• Definition: To lie down in bed to sleep.
• Example Sentence: I go to bed at 8 o’clock every night.
• SCS: ______________________________
• SMS: ______________________________
- Sleep
• Definition: To rest your body and mind with your eyes closed.
• Example Sentence: I sleep for eight hours every night.
• SCS: ______________________________
• SMS: ______________________________
Most Commonly Used English Words
- I – Pronoun
Example: I am happy.
SCS: ______________________________
SMS: ______________________________
- You – Pronoun
Example: You are my friend.
SCS: ______________________________
SMS: ______________________________
- The – Article
Example: The sun is bright.
SCS: ______________________________
SMS: ______________________________
- And – Conjunction
Example: I eat bread and butter.
SCS: ______________________________
SMS: ______________________________
- To – Preposition
Example: I go to school.
SCS: ______________________________
SMS: ______________________________
- A – Article
Example: I have a pen.
SCS: ______________________________
SMS: ______________________________
- In – Preposition
Example: I live in New York.
SCS: ______________________________
SMS: ______________________________
- Is – Verb
Example: She is happy.
SCS: ______________________________
SMS: ______________________________
- It – Pronoun
Example: It is raining.
SCS: ______________________________
SMS: ______________________________
- For – Preposition
Example: This is for you.
SCS: ______________________________
SMS: ______________________________
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