The Chess Table in the Park (A1 Reading Story)
Maya likes to draw in the park. An old man waits there with his chess board, but nobody plays with him. Maya wants to help.

Maya likes to draw in the park. An old man waits there with his chess board, but nobody plays with him. Maya wants to help.

Omar finds a wallet while he cleans the fruit shop. He is saving money too. Now he must decide what to do with the wallet.

Mia finds a small green caterpillar in her garden. With Grandma’s help, she watches it day by day and learns how it changes.

Omar walks an hour to work at the market. He saves money for a blue bicycle. Then he finds a wallet full of money.

Lily makes tea for Mr Ali every morning. One day, he does not come to the café. Lily is worried and wants to find him.
blue /bloo/ Listen Blue is the colour of the sky on a sunny day, the sea, and your jeans. Quick Answer Blue is the colour of the sky on a sunny day, the sea, and your jeans. In English, colour words go BEFORE the noun: “a blue car”, not “a car blue”. Example: The sky…
yellow /YEL-oh/ Listen Yellow is the colour of bananas, the sun, lemons, and school buses. Quick Answer Yellow is the colour of bananas, the sun, lemons, and school buses. In English, colour words go BEFORE the noun: “a yellow car”, not “a car yellow”. Example: A banana is yellow. Yellow in 3 Sentences Read these…
green /green/ Listen Green is the colour of grass, trees, and most leaves. Quick Answer Green is the colour of grass, trees, and most leaves. In English, colour words go BEFORE the noun: “a green car”, not “a car green”. Example: Grass is green. Green in 3 Sentences Read these three sentences. Notice how green…
orange /OR-inj/ Listen Orange is the colour of pumpkins, traffic cones, and fire. Quick Answer Orange is the colour of pumpkins, traffic cones, and fire. In English, colour words go BEFORE the noun: “an orange car”, not “a car orange”. Example: The pumpkin is orange. Orange in 3 Sentences Read these three sentences. Notice how…
purple /PUR-puhl/ Listen Purple is the colour of grapes, eggplants (aubergines), and lavender flowers. Quick Answer Purple is the colour of grapes, eggplants (aubergines), and lavender flowers. In English, colour words go BEFORE the noun: “a purple car”, not “a car purple”. Example: I love purple flowers. Purple in 3 Sentences Read these three sentences….