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A1-A2 Stories


Here you will find Original Stories that you can use on your own or with your students to to work on different grammar goals and practice specific content. The stories are separated into A1 and A2 levels and many have accompanying exercises at the end.


A1



A2


Lilly and Jane's Forest Adventure - Lilly finds something that leads her and her best friend on an adventure to hidden treasure. 

Grammar Goals: There is/are/was/were ; Some/Any/No ; Something/anything/nothing ; Somebody/Anybody/Nobody
Exercises: Comprehension, Grammar, Conversation
Size: 3 Chapters of roughly 400 words each

A Little Adventure in Town - The narrator goes through her day visiting the town and seing some sights. Practice of simple phrasal verbs.

Level: A2
Grammar Goals: Simple phrasal verbs and prepositioned verbs with Get, Go, Drive, Sit, Turn, Fill
Exercises: Comprehension, Grammar, Conversation
Size: 490 words

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