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
Language
Chunks: Place, Repeat
Use It
Answers
What Is a Uniform?
Start Here
Look First

- What can you see in the picture?
- Where is this?
- What are they doing?
Before You Read
Words You Need
Learn
Read and Listen
Play the audio while you read, or listen after you read.
People at the same school or on the same team may wear clothes that look the same. These special clothes are called uniforms. A uniform usually has a shirt or T-shirt. It may also have pants, a skirt, a hat, or a jacket.
Nurses, police officers, and restaurant workers often wear uniforms at work. This helps people know who works there. A uniform may also have a name tag, so people can see the worker’s name.
Sports teams also wear uniforms. The players on one team usually wear the same shirt and colors. This makes it easy to see who is on each team.
Not every school or job has a uniform. Uniforms can look very different, but people in the same school, job, or team often wear clothes that look the same.
Quick Check
Understand It
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A uniform may have pants or a skirt.
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Every school and job has a uniform.
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Players on one team usually wear the same shirt and colors.
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Why do some workers wear uniforms?
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What may a uniform also have?
Focus On
Language
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uniform has a name tag.
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clothes are uniforms.
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players wear the same colors.
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jacket belongs to a nurse.
Build
Chunks
Place
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The hat is
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The name tag is
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The shirt is
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The shorts are
Repeat
Listen and Repeat. Hide the text and try again.
Now Try
Use It
Talk or write. Use the language from this lesson.
Complete the Sentences
Answer the Questions
Answers
Understand It:
- True
- False
- True
- to help people know who works there
- a name tag
Language:
- This uniform has a name tag.
- These clothes are uniforms.
- These players wear the same colors.
- This jacket belongs to a nurse.
Chunks: Place:
- The hat is on her head.
- The name tag is on her jacket.
- The shirt is on his body.
- The shorts are on his legs.
KEEP GOING