Australia
Everything for Unit 1 – our topic is Australia. Start with the Grammar Check-up, then choose a topic.
Find out what you already know: tenses, if-clauses, reflexive pronouns, passive voice and participle constructions, from easy to challenging. No solutions shown – test format.
Go to check-up →Step 1: Try Vegemite, give it stars and write a short review. Step 2: Read the story of Vegemite and revise all five tenses – with words from Vocab Checks 1 & 2, flashcards and feedback.
Start →Australia’s social media ban for under-16s: headlines and charts to talk about, then six texts – advert, open letter, personal letter, infographic, website, testimony – to match, sort and read.
Start →Growing up in the Outback: find used to in Lily’s story about the School of the Air, learn the rules, negatives and questions – then build and write your own sentences.
Start →Snakes, spiders, jellyfish – is Australia really so dangerous? Guess and reveal surprising facts, talk about them with your partner, then read the text on page 14 in your book and answer the questions on the worksheet.
Start →Learn about Australia’s oldest sound: read the text, find words, match headings, true/false – then revise tenses, used to, word families and keyword transformation.
Start →Watch a funny TV interview from Australia and find out what happened. Put the story in order, learn Aussie words like mate and bloke and retell the story.
Start →Sun, Outback and beach safety: reading, mediation, tenses and used to, text types, speaking – plus vocab practice (pages 147–150), word families and keyword transformation. Practise what is still difficult for you.
Start →used to go or be used to going? Find both forms in Jarrah’s story, work out the rules, practise step by step (Round 1: Simple Present, Round 2: other tenses) – then play Boomerang Catch! 🪃
Start →Collocations (do, go, play), synonyms and antonyms, sports idioms – plus tips, mind maps, word lists and AI prompts to build your vocabulary outside school.
Start →A boy on the beach in Darwin: warm-up, reading in your book, tasks on the story and the new words – and what happens next?
Start →One vocab check per date, each with its book page and word range – scan the QR code, answer the tasks, then submit to see the solutions.
Go to Vocab Checks →All the words from Unit 1, one card at a time: meanings, synonyms, opposites and word forms. Wrong words come back more often – and at the end you get tips on what to practise.
Start →Surf lifesavers and explorers in Australia: Word Families (help, suggest, secret, explain, illegal, employ, explore, immediate, recover, warn, nerve), tricky words like people/peoples, sheep, fish – and your first steps in Keyword Transformation.
Start →Tick what you have done – your ticks are saved on this device.
💡 Don’t revise everything the night before! Do a little every day.