Level-graded English lessons with reading, listening, activities, and discussion.
Lesson Info
Lesson Content
Look First, Words You Need, Read and Listen
Understanding: Understand It
Chunks: Place, Repeat
Use It
Answers
What Are Hands For?
Start Here
Look First

- Where is this?
- What can you see the people doing?
- What things are they holding or touching?
Before You Read
Words You Need
Learn
Read and Listen
Play the audio while you read, or listen after you read.
Hands are at the ends of our arms. We use them all day for many different things.
We use our hands to hold and carry things. We pick up cups, open doors, turn pages, carry bags, and use tools. We also use our hands to write, draw, type, cook, and eat.
Hands help us touch and feel things too. We can feel if something is hot, cold, hard, or soft.
We also use our hands with other people. We can wave hello, point to something, clap, or hold someone’s hand.
Hands are important for work, play, and everyday life. From morning to night, we use them for many different things.
Quick Check
Understand It
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Hands are at the ends of our arms.
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We only use our hands to carry things.
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Hands can help us feel if something is hot or cold.
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What can people do with their hands?
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How can people use their hands with other people?
Build
Chunks
Place
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Someone is
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Someone is
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Someone is
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Someone is
Repeat
Listen and Repeat. Hide the text and try again.
Now Try
Use It
Talk or write. Use the language from this lesson.
Answers
Understand It:
- True
- False
- True
- write and draw
- wave hello
Chunks: Place:
- Someone is holding a cup.
- Someone is turning a page.
- Someone is writing.
- Someone is waving hello.
KEEP GOING