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 Is a Playground?
Start Here
Look First

- What can you see at the playground?
- What are the children doing?
- Who is watching the children?
Before You Read
Words You Need
Learn
Read and Listen
Play the audio while you read, or listen after you read.
A playground is a place made for children to play. Many playgrounds are outside in parks, near schools, or close to homes.
Playgrounds often have things to climb on and play on. A slide has steps or a ladder. Children climb up and then go down the slide. A swing has a seat that moves back and forth. Some playgrounds also have open space for running and games.
Children can climb, swing, run, jump, and play with other children. Parents often stay nearby and watch their children.
Children need to be careful when they play. They should wait when someone else is using a slide or swing, and they should take turns when other children are waiting.
Playgrounds can look very different, but they all give children a place to move, play, and spend time together.
Quick Check
Understand It
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A playground is a place made for children to play.
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A swing moves back and forth.
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Playgrounds are only near schools.
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Who often stays nearby and watches the children?
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What should children do when someone else is using a slide or swing?
Build
Chunks
Place
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The child on the ladder is
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The child on the slide is
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The child on the swing is
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The child beside the slide 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
- True
- False
- parents
- wait
Chunks: Place:
- The child on the ladder is climbing up.
- The child on the slide is going down the slide.
- The child on the swing is moving back and forth.
- The child beside the slide is waiting for a turn.
KEEP GOING