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School Series · Lesson 1 of 5
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Lesson Overview
Topic
My School Day. Describing your school — rooms, subjects, rules, timetable. Cultural comparison: Mia (Year 7, Manchester, UK) and Leo (Grade 7, Israel) compare their schools on a video call. British English throughout. Immediate cultural contrast: different start times, different subjects, different school rules.
Series
School Series · Lesson 1 of 5 · A1–A2 (the easiest lesson in the series)
Level
A1–A2
Duration
60–75 minutes
Grammar ★
★ G1 Present Simple — facts and routine · G2 There is / There are — what exists at school · G3 Can / Can't — school rules
No PP / No past
A1–A2: no Present Perfect, no Past Simple narrative, no modal verbs except can.
Vocabulary
12 words (A1–A2): subject · classroom · timetable · homework · lesson · break · library · canteen · teacher · test · playground · uniform
Writing
40–60 words (A1–A2 standard)
Background — UK vs Israel: School Differences
Useful cultural facts for the lesson

UK (England): School starts at 8:30–9:00 am. School finishes at 3:00–3:30 pm. Lunch break is 45–60 minutes. Most schools have a school uniform. Core subjects: English, Maths, Science, History, Geography, Art, PE, Modern Languages. Year 7 = age 11–12. Schools are usually Monday–Friday.

Israel: School typically starts at 8:00 am. In primary and middle school, it often finishes at 1:00–2:00 pm (shorter day). No Sunday school — the school week is Sunday–Thursday. Friday is a short day or no school. Many schools have a uniform (usually a school polo shirt). Core subjects: Hebrew, Maths, English, Bible Studies, Science, History, Civics, PE.

The key contrast for the lesson: Israel's school week starts on Sunday (not Monday); the school day is often shorter; and English is a compulsory subject from early primary. This gives Leo a natural reason to be calling Mia in English — it is literally his homework!

Key Grammar — Teaching Notes
★ G1 — Present Simple: the star structure

At A1–A2, the key teaching points are:

1. He/she/it + -s: "My school starts at 8." · "She has five lessons."
2. Negative: don't / doesn't: "I don't like tests." · "He doesn't have a uniform."
3. Questions: Do / Does: "Do you wear a uniform?" · "Does your school have a canteen?"

Common errors at A1:
✗ "She go to school at 8." → ✓ "She goes to school at 8."
✗ "He don't like homework." → ✓ "He doesn't like homework."
✗ "Does she likes science?" → ✓ "Does she like science?"

G3 — Can / Can't: school rules

Perfect context for can/can't: school rules are universally familiar and give lots of natural examples.
"We can eat in the canteen." · "We can't use phones in class."
"You can go to the library at break." · "Students can't leave school at lunch."
"What can you do at break? What can't you do in class?"

Lesson Procedure
Time
Stage
Skill
Teacher does
Students do
0–6 min
Lead-in
Speaking
Board: "What time does your school start?" Take 4–5 answers. Draw a simple clock. Then board two times: 8:00 and 9:00. "School in Israel starts at 8. School in the UK starts at 9." Ask: "Which do you prefer?"
Answer the time question. React to the comparison.
6–16 min
Vocabulary
—
12 words. Matching activity (Part B — match word to photo description). Part C gap-fill.
Read vocab. Match. Gap-fill.
16–36 min
Grammar
—
G1 STAR — PS with school context. He/she/it -s form. Do/Does questions. G2 There is/are. G3 Can/can't school rules. Exercises 1–5.
Study cards. Exercises 1–5. Pair-check.
36–46 min
Reading
Reading
Two school profiles — Mia's and Leo's. T/F. Comparison table. Find all three grammar structures.
Read. T/F. Fill comparison table. Find grammar.
46–56 min
Listening
Listening
Mia and Leo video call. Read TWICE — slowly and clearly. One sentence at a time.
MCQ. Notes. Find grammar.
56–66 min
Speaking
Speaking
Task A (true / false about your school) / Task B (describe your school) / Task C (school rules — can / can't).
Play True/False. Describe. Make rules.
66–75 min
Writing
Writing
40–60 words. Three options. G1 + G2 + G3 + 5 vocab words.
Write. Count. Self-check.
Listening Script — 'Mia and Leo's Video Call'
Read slowly and clearly. Pause between speakers. Read twice. Mia is in Manchester. Leo is in Israel. They are comparing their schools.
Leo:
Hi Mia! Can you see me? Is the connection OK?
Mia:
Yes, I can see you! Hi Leo! So, tell me about your school. What time do you start?
Leo:
We start at eight o'clock. It's very early! What about you?
Mia:
We start at half past eight. That's better! How many lessons do you have every day?
Leo:
We have six or seven lessons. Each lesson is 45 minutes. What subjects do you study?
Mia:
I study English, maths, science, history, geography, art and PE. I love art but I don't like tests. Do you have a lot of tests?
Leo:
Yes, we have tests every week! I study English, maths, Hebrew, science and Bible studies. Oh, and history too. There are twelve subjects in my timetable!
Mia:
Wow! Do you wear a uniform?
Leo:
No, we don't wear a uniform. We wear normal clothes. But we have a school polo shirt for special days. Do you wear a uniform?
Mia:
Yes, I wear a blue skirt and a white shirt every day. I don't like it very much! What can you do at break?
Leo:
We can eat in the canteen or go to the playground. We can't use our phones in class — only at break. Is there a library in your school?
Mia:
Yes, there is a library and there is a big canteen. There are also science labs and an art room. I like the art room!
Leo:
Our school has a computer room and a sports hall. There isn't a swimming pool — I wish there was! Do you have homework every day?
Mia:
Yes, I have homework every day. I don't love it, but I do it! My mum always says: the more you practise, the better you get!
Leo:
Ha! My teacher says the same thing. Schools are different — but some things are the same everywhere!
All 3 structures in the listening:
· ★ G1 PS: We start at 8 / I study English / I love art / I don't like tests / Do you have tests? / We don't wear a uniform / Does your school have…?
· G2 There is/are: There is a library / there is a big canteen / There are science labs / There isn't a swimming pool
· G3 Can/Can't: Can you see me? / I can see you / We can eat in the canteen / We can go to the playground / We can't use our phones in class
Answer Key
Handout 1 — Vocabulary Part C
1. subject   2. timetable   3. lesson   4. homework   5. teacher   6. break   7. test   8. classroom   9. library   10. canteen   11. playground   12. uniform
Handout 2 — Grammar
Ex 1 (PS form): 1. starts   2. studies   3. don't like / do not like   4. doesn't wear / does not wear   5. Do / have   6. goes   7. Does / start

Ex 2 (Do/Does questions): 1. Do you wear a uniform?   2. Does your school have a canteen?   3. Does she like science?   4. Do they have homework every day?   5. Does Leo study English?

Ex 3 (There is/are): 1. There is   2. There are   3. There isn't   4. There are   5. Is there / Yes, there is   6. There aren't

Ex 4 (Can/Can't): 1. can eat   2. can't use   3. Can / go   4. can't leave   5. can borrow   6. can't wear

Ex 5 (error correction): 1. She GOES to school (not 'go')   2. He DOESN'T like (not 'don't')   3. Does she LIKE (not 'likes')   4. There ARE (not 'is') three classrooms   5. We CAN'T (not 'can not' run together as one word — accept both) use phones
Reading + Listening
Reading T/F: 1 T   2 F (Leo's school week is Sunday–Thursday)   3 T   4 F (Leo's school doesn't have a uniform — just a polo shirt for special days)   5 T
Listening Task 1: 1-b   2-a   3-c

Task 2 notes: 8:00 / 6 or 7 / 45 minutes / English/maths/Hebrew/science/Bible/history/12 subjects / no uniform / polo shirt special days / canteen / playground / can't use phones in class / computer room / sports hall / no swimming pool

My School Day

School Series · Lesson 1 · Student Handouts · A1–A2
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Handout 1

Vocabulary

Vocabulary
Part A — Key Words
Word
What it means / example
subjectA1
something you study at school — My favourite subject is art. I also like science.
classroomA1
the room where you have lessons — There are 25 students in my classroom. It is big.
timetableA2
a plan that shows when each lesson is — My timetable shows six lessons every day. Maths is at 9 o'clock.
homeworkA1
school work that you do at home — I have homework every day. I do it after dinner.
lessonA1
a time when a teacher teaches you something — We have six lessons every day. Each lesson is 45 minutes.
breakA1
a short time between lessons when you can rest, eat or play — I eat my sandwich at break. I love break time!
libraryA1
a room with lots of books — you can read or borrow books there — There is a big library in my school. I go there at break.
canteenA2
the place in school where you can buy and eat food — There is a canteen in our school. The food is quite good!
teacherA1
the person who teaches you — My English teacher is very funny. I like her lessons.
testA1
a set of questions to check what you know — I have a maths test on Friday. I need to study!
playgroundA1
the outdoor area at school where you can play — We go to the playground at break. We play football there.
uniformA2
special clothes that all students in a school wear — I wear a blue uniform at school. I don't like it very much!
Part B — Match the Place

Write the correct word next to each description.

📚 You can borrow books here.
→ _______________
🍽️ You can buy and eat food here.
→ _______________
⚽ You can play outside here.
→ _______________
📖 You sit here for your lessons.
→ _______________
Part C — Fill in the Gaps

Use the words from Part A.

1.My favourite __________________ is English. I also like art and PE.
2.I look at my __________________ every morning. On Mondays I have maths, English and science.
3.We have six __________________ every day. Each one is 45 minutes long.
4.I have __________________ every day. I do English and maths at home in the evening.
5.My favourite __________________ is Mr Johnson. He makes science very interesting.
6.We have a __________________ at 11 o'clock. I eat a sandwich and talk to my friends.
7.I have an English __________________ on Friday. I need to study the vocabulary this week!
8.My __________________ is small. There are only 20 students in it. We have a big whiteboard.
9.There is a __________________ in our school. I borrow a new book every week.
10.There is a __________________ in our school. I usually eat there at lunch. The pasta is very good!
11.The __________________ is big. We can play football and basketball there at break.
12.I wear a school __________________ every day — a blue shirt and black trousers. I don't like it!
Answer key
1. subject   2. timetable   3. lesson   4. homework   5. teacher   6. break   7. test   8. classroom   9. library   10. canteen   11. playground   12. uniform

Handout 2

Grammar

Grammar
Three Grammar Structures — Talking About School
★ G1 — PRESENT SIMPLE — THE STAR STRUCTURE
Use the Present Simple for facts, routines and things that are always true.

Positive:   I / you / we / they + verb  |  he / she / it + verb + -s
I go to school at 8:30. · My school starts at 9. · We study six subjects.

Negative:   I / you / we / they + don't + verb  |  he / she / it + doesn't + verb
I don't like tests. · He doesn't wear a uniform.

Question:   Do + I / you / we / they + verb?  |  Does + he / she / it + verb?
Do you have homework? · Does she like science?
✗ "She go to school."   ✓ "She goes."   ✗ "Does she likes?"   ✓ "Does she like?"
G2 — THERE IS / THERE ARE
To say what exists in your school or classroom.
There is a library in my school. (singular)
There are 25 students in my class. (plural)
There isn't a swimming pool. · There aren't any computers.
Is there a canteen? — Yes, there is. / No, there isn't.
✗ "There is two classrooms."   ✓ "There are two classrooms."
G3 — CAN / CAN'T
For school rules — what you are allowed to do and what you are not allowed to do.
We can eat in the canteen at break. · You can borrow books from the library.
We can't use phones in class. · Students can't run in the corridor.
Can you go home for lunch? — Yes, I can. / No, I can't.
Modal + base infinitive: ✗ "We can't using."   ✓ "We can't use."
Exercise 1 — ★ Present Simple: Choose the Correct Form
1.My school __________________ (start) at half past eight every morning.
2.Mia __________________ (study) seven subjects. She loves art the most.
3.I __________________ (not like) tests. They are very stressful!
4.Leo __________________ (not wear) a uniform. He wears normal clothes.
5.__________________ you __________________ (have) a lot of homework?
6.She __________________ (go) to the library every day at break.
7.__________________ your school __________________ (start) at 8 o'clock?
Exercise 2 — Write the Question

Write a question using Do or Does.

1."you / wear / a uniform?" → ___________________________________________
2."your school / have / a canteen?" → ___________________________________________
3."she / like / science?" → ___________________________________________
4."they / have / homework every day?" → ___________________________________________
5."Leo / study / English?" → ___________________________________________
Exercise 3 — There Is / There Are

Complete with There is / There are / There isn't / There aren't / Is there.

1.__________________ a big library in my school. It has hundreds of books.
2.__________________ 30 classrooms in the building. It is a big school!
3.__________________ a swimming pool. I wish our school had one!
4.__________________ six lessons every day. Each lesson is 45 minutes.
5.__________________ a canteen in your school? — Yes, __________________ . The food is OK!
6.__________________ any computers in our classroom. We use tablets.
Exercise 4 — Can / Can't: School Rules

Write sentences about your school rules. Use can or can't.

1.Students __________________ (can) eat __________________ in the canteen at lunchtime.
2.We __________________ (can't) use __________________ phones during lessons.
3.__________________ (can) you go __________________ to the library at break?
4.Students __________________ (can't) leave __________________ school during the day.
5.We __________________ (can) borrow __________________ books from the library for two weeks.
6.You __________________ (can't) wear __________________ a hat inside the school building.
Exercise 5 — Find the Mistake

Each sentence has one mistake. Find it and correct it.

1.  "She go to school at 8 o'clock every morning."
Correct: ___________________________________________________________________
2.  "He don't like homework. He thinks it is boring."
Correct: ___________________________________________________________________
3.  "Does she likes science? — Yes, she does."
Correct: ___________________________________________________________________
4.  "There is three science labs in our school."
Correct: ___________________________________________________________________
5.  "We can't using phones in class."
Correct: ___________________________________________________________________
Answer key
Ex 1 (PS form): 1. starts   2. studies   3. don't like / do not like   4. doesn't wear / does not wear   5. Do / have   6. goes   7. Does / start

Ex 2 (Do/Does questions): 1. Do you wear a uniform?   2. Does your school have a canteen?   3. Does she like science?   4. Do they have homework every day?   5. Does Leo study English?

Ex 3 (There is/are): 1. There is   2. There are   3. There isn't   4. There are   5. Is there / Yes, there is   6. There aren't

Ex 4 (Can/Can't): 1. can eat   2. can't use   3. Can / go   4. can't leave   5. can borrow   6. can't wear

Ex 5 (error correction): 1. She GOES to school (not 'go')   2. He DOESN'T like (not 'don't')   3. Does she LIKE (not 'likes')   4. There ARE (not 'is') three classrooms   5. We CAN'T (not 'can not' run together as one word — accept both) use phones
Reading T/F: 1 T   2 F (Leo's school week is Sunday–Thursday)   3 T   4 F (Leo's school doesn't have a uniform — just a polo shirt for special days)   5 T
Listening Task 1: 1-b   2-a   3-c

Task 2 notes: 8:00 / 6 or 7 / 45 minutes / English/maths/Hebrew/science/Bible/history/12 subjects / no uniform / polo shirt special days / canteen / playground / can't use phones in class / computer room / sports hall / no swimming pool

Handout 3

Reading

Reading
Young Learners Magazine · My School, My World
Two Schools, Two Countries — Same Planet!
Meet Mia from Manchester and Leo from Israel. Their schools are very different — but some things are exactly the same!

🇬🇧
Mia, age 12 — Manchester, England
Year 7 · Riverside Academy

My name is Mia and I go to Riverside Academy in Manchester. My school starts at half past eight every morning. The school day finishes at three thirty in the afternoon. I have seven lessons every day — each lesson is one hour.

I study lots of subjects: English, maths, science, history, geography, French, art and PE. My favourite subject is art. I don't like tests very much — I get nervous!

There is a big canteen in my school. We can eat there at lunchtime. There is also a library and an art room. I love the art room. There are 28 students in my class.

I wear a school uniform — a blue skirt, a white shirt and a blue jumper. I don't like the uniform, but all my friends wear the same thing, so it's OK. We can't use phones in class, but we can use them at break.

I have homework every day. Sometimes it takes one hour, sometimes two hours. My school week is Monday to Friday.

🇮🇱
Leo, age 12 — Israel
Grade 7 · Ha-Giva Middle School

My name is Leo and I go to Ha-Giva Middle School in Israel. My school week is Sunday to Thursday — we don't go to school on Friday or Saturday. School starts at eight o'clock — that's very early! It finishes at two o'clock in the afternoon.

There are twelve subjects in my timetable! I study maths, English, Hebrew, science, history, Bible studies, civics, geography, art, music, PE and technology. That's a lot! My favourite subject is technology. I like building things.

There is a canteen in my school and a big playground. There are two computer rooms. There isn't a swimming pool, but there is a sports hall.

We don't have a uniform — we wear normal clothes. But we have a school polo shirt for special events. We can't use phones in class. We can use them at break.

I have homework every evening. In Israel, English is a very important subject — almost everyone studies it from a young age. That is why I can speak to Mia!

Task 1 — True or False?
1.Mia's school starts at half past eight.[ T / F ]
2.Leo's school week starts on Monday, like Mia's.[ T / F ]
3.Both Mia and Leo can't use phones in class.[ T / F ]
4.Leo wears a school uniform every day.[ T / F ]
5.Both schools have a canteen.[ T / F ]
Task 2 — Compare the Schools

Complete the comparison table. Write short answers.

🇬🇧 Mia — Manchester
🇮🇱 Leo — Israel
School start time
_______________
_______________
School week
_______________
_______________
Number of subjects
_______________
_______________
Uniform?
_______________
_______________
Favourite subject
_______________
_______________
Task 3 — Find the Grammar

Find one example of each grammar structure in the texts.

G1:Present Simple (he/she/it + -s): ___________________________________________
G2:There is / There are: ___________________________________________
G3:Can / Can't: ___________________________________________

Handout 4

Listening

Listening
Mia (Manchester) and Leo (Israel) are talking on a video call. They are comparing their schools. Your teacher will read the conversation twice — slowly and clearly.
Task 1 — Circle the Correct Answer
1.   What time does Leo's school start?
a.   Half past eight.
b.   Eight o'clock.
c.   Nine o'clock.
2.   What is one school rule that is the same in both schools?
a.   Students can't use phones in class.
b.   Students must wear a uniform.
c.   Students can't eat at school.
3.   What does Mia say about her school?
a.   There is a swimming pool and a sports hall.
b.   There is no canteen — she brings food from home.
c.   There is a library, a canteen and science labs.
Task 2 — Complete Leo's Notes

Leo's Notes About Mia's School 📝

Start time:
__________________ past __________________
Subjects:
English, maths, science, history, geography, __________________, art and PE
Favourite subject:
__________________
Uniform:
Yes — __________________ skirt and __________________ shirt
School has:
a __________________, a __________________ and __________________ labs
Phone rule:
Can't use in __________________ · Can use at __________________
Homework:
Every __________________ · She __________________ likes it but she __________________ it
Task 3 — Same or Different?

Listen again. Write S (same) or D (different) for Mia and Leo.

1.School start time[ S / D ]
2.Phone rule in class[ S / D ]
3.School uniform[ S / D ]
4.They both have homework[ S / D ]
5.School week (days)[ S / D ]

Handout 5

Speaking

Speaking
Task A — True or False About Your School!

Work in pairs. Write three sentences about your school — two TRUE and one FALSE. Read them to your partner. Your partner guesses which one is false!

Start your sentences like this:
"There is a _______ in my school."   "There are _______ students in my class."
"We can _______ at break."   "We can't _______ in class."
"My school starts at _______ ."   "I study _______ subjects."
Sentence 1: ___________________________________________________________________
Sentence 2: ___________________________________________________________________
Sentence 3: ___________________________________________________________________
Task B — Describe Your School

Answer these questions. Use complete sentences. Then ask your partner!

1.What time does your school start and finish?
2.How many lessons do you have every day? How long is each lesson?
3.What is your favourite subject? What subject do you not like?
4.Is there a canteen / library / playground in your school?
5.Do you wear a uniform? Do you like it?
6.Do you have homework every day? How much time do you spend on it?
Task C — School Rules Game

Write five rules for your school using can and can't. Three real rules and two funny rules! Read them to your group — they guess which rules are real and which are funny.

Useful language:
"Students can _______ ."   "Students can't _______ ."
"We can _______ at break."   "We can't _______ in the classroom."
Rule 1: ___________________________________________________________________
Rule 2: ___________________________________________________________________
Rule 3: ___________________________________________________________________
Rule 4 (funny?): ___________________________________________________________
Rule 5 (funny?): ___________________________________________________________

Handout 6

Writing

Writing
Writing Task
Choose one:
Option A: Write about your school. What time does it start? What subjects do you study? What is there in your school?

Option B: Write about your favourite subject. What is it? Why do you like it? Who is your teacher? What do you do in the lesson?

Option C: Write about the rules in your school. What can you do? What can't you do? Do you think the rules are fair?

Word count: 40–60 words
Include all three grammar structures and at least five vocabulary words:
★ Present Simple   There is / There are   Can / Can't
Useful sentences to start:
"My school starts at _______ ."   "I study _______ subjects."   "There is / There are _______ ."
"We can _______ ."   "We can't _______ ."   "My favourite subject is _______ ."
Self-check:  [ ] 40–60 words  [ ] Present Simple (G1)  [ ] There is / There are (G2)  [ ] Can / Can't (G3)  [ ] 5 vocabulary words