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The Brave Fairy and the Big Storm
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High Beginner (A1 High) General Reading CEFR A1

The Brave Fairy and the Big Storm

Lila is a small fairy. She lives in a big, green jungle. The jungle has tall trees and big dinosaurs. Lila is not scared of the dinosaurs. She is friends with a kind dinosaur named Rex.One day, the sk...

Duration

5 min read

Length

108 words

Story

3 paragraphs

Story Excerpt

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Paragraphs 1–2 of 3

Lila is a small fairy. She lives in a big, green jungle. The jungle has tall trees and big dinosaurs. Lila is not scared of the dinosaurs. She is friends with a kind dinosaur named Rex.

One day, the sky turns dark. A big storm comes. The wind is very strong, and the rain is very cold. Lila is scared. She flies to Rex. Rex is big and warm. He hides Lila under his big body.

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Educational Objectives

Story Details

Grammar focus and learning objectives covered in this story.

Grammar Level

A1 · Present Simple, adjectives, conjunctions

Learning Outcomes

  • read and understand a simple story about a fairy and a dinosaur.
  • recognise and use present simple verbs to describe facts.
  • use adjectives to describe nouns in sentences.
  • answer questions about the story's events and moral.

Grammar Focus

Present Simple: subject + verb

Use the present simple to talk about facts and things that are always true.

“ Lila is a small fairy.
Tip: Remember to add -s to the verb for he, she, or it.
Adjectives before nouns

Put adjectives before nouns to describe them.

“ big, green jungle
Tip: Adjectives do not change for plural nouns.
Conjunctions: and, but

Use 'and' to join similar ideas and 'but' to show a difference.

“ The wind is very strong, and the rain is very cold.
Tip: Put a comma before 'and' when joining two long sentences.

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