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A1-A2 Stories

 Here you will find A1-A2 tories that you can use with your students to work on differente grammar goals and practices specific content. 


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Lilly and Jane's Forest Adventure - Lilly finds something that leads her and her best friend on an adventure to hidden treasure. Practice There Is/Are/Was/Were; Some/any/no, with something and somebody variations.

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