A1 level activities for children

Children can continue practising their English with these fun interactive activities. All the activities in this section are based on the word lists used in our A1 Movers test which is at A1 level (what does A1 level mean?).

If you’re not sure what level your child is at, ask them to try an A1 level activity. If it’s too easy they can try the A2 level activities, and if it’s too difficult they can try the pre-A1 level activities.

These activities are designed to be used on a computer or a tablet.

Sing and Learn – Going into town (part 1)

Watch the video, sing along and learn new words

Sing and Learn – Going into town (part 2)

Watch the video, sing along and learn new words.

In the snow!

Look at the picture to see which statements are correct.

The world we live in

Look and find a picture to match the question.

What's the weather like?

Read and learn some words about the weather.

Eating and drinking

Look and find different kinds of food and drink.

In the library

Read and find the things in the picture.

Which person?

Read and learn words about the body and face.

In the home

Listen and choose one picture that answers the questions about the home.

What are you doing today?

Listen and practise talking about days of the week.

What are they eating?

Listen and learn words about food and drink.

Free time

Learn and say words for places you go to or things you do in your free time.

At the doctor’s

Practise saying sentences in English about what is different in the pictures.

We also have two more levels to try. The levels start at pre-A1 and move up to A2.

Pre-A1 level

A2 level