Down the rabbit-hole
Twenty passages and the final “Who in the world am I?” reflection.
Practice at your own pace
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Grammar series
Practise common regular verbs in affirmative sentences.
-ed formsPractise frequent irregular verbs such as went, saw and ate.
Common formsLearn to make negative sentences with did not and the base form.
did not + verbPractise asking and answering questions about completed actions.
Did + subject + verbCombine regular verbs, irregular verbs, negatives and questions.
Past-tense challengeSentence practice
Grammar and vocabulary
Match animals to their foods using pictures and words, then complete five short sentences.
10 illustrated pairs · A4 printable · Print or download your result for your teacherHear animal and everyday sounds, then write the English sound words.
New listening assignment · 12 sounds · Immediate gradingComplete noun and article sentences, then connect vocabulary and sound words to pictures.
New assignment · 24 questions · Picture practice · A4 printableDescribe where people and objects are in relation to one another.
New weekly assignment · 20 sentences · A4 printableComplete affirmative sentences, negative sentences and neutral questions.
Previous weekly assignment · 20 sentences · A4 printablePractise the simple past and past participles, then write complete sentences.
New assignment · 20 fill-ins + 5 written exercisesIdentify noun types and practise plural and possessive forms.
New assignment · Online and printableChoose my, your, his, her, its, our or their.
Previous weekly assignmentChoose a, an or the to complete each sentence.
Previous weekly assignmentChoose in, on or at for dates, clock times and periods.
Previous weekly assignmentPractise forms such as taller, more comfortable and the best.
Earlier weekly assignmentListening & pictures
Reading & reflection
Twenty passages and the final “Who in the world am I?” reflection.
Thirty short passages. Choose an answer first, then practise finding and writing it yourself.
Twenty passages with the book’s original illustrations.
Follow Alice into the royal garden and consider courage, fairness and the Queen’s authority.
Multiple choice — continue to writing online
The online assignment includes all 18 multiple-choice questions and two written responses.