⚽ Pass The Ball!
Let's play together and speak English! We're going to learn some new words and how to invite our friends to play. It will be a lot of fun!
🎈 Unit 1 · Entertaining Myself
🔄 Quick review — A Day Out!
Before we start, let's remember what we learned in the last lesson: Let's + verb, How about / What about + verb-ing? and bored, far, tired.
Which ones are sports?
Tap all the sports. Careful, two of them are not sports! 😉
0 / 5 sports found.
🔍 Look at the pictures. Label the pictures
These are free time activities. Look at each picture and write the activity. The first letter helps you!
🤔 Look at the big picture. What are the children playing?
🤔 You want to invite a friend to play. What do you say?
✨ Good thinking! We will check your ideas a little later.
🗝️ A key word: an invitation
When you ask a friend to do something with you, you make an invitation: “Would you like to play football with us?” It's a polite and kind way to ask!
💡 « Would you like to…? » veut dire « Voudrais-tu… ? » : c'est une invitation polie.
🛠️ Move your body!
Learn the actions of the game. Press 🔊 to listen.
1. Kick the ball ⚽ — use your foot to send it far away.
2. Run fast 🏃 — move your legs quickly!
3. Pass the ball to your friend 🤝 — send it to a teammate.
Team · win · lose
Our team is strong! When we score more goals, we win. When the other team scores more, we lose: it's okay, we shake hands and try again!
🥇 We win the game! It feels great!
🤝 We lose the game. Try again!
A football match at the beach
1- Look at the pictures and answer the questions: Who are they? Where are they? Then press 🔊 to listen to the story.
Comprehension questions — 1- Tick the right option
2- Read. Write TRUE or FALSE
3- Label the pictures. Complete with the appropriate words
Inviting · Making a suggestion
Look at the story: “Would you like to play football?” — and remember: “Let's play hide and seek!” Now complete the rules.
Polite offers and invitations
We use “Would you like…?” when we want to be polite and offer something to someone. We use “Would you like to…?” to invite someone to do an activity with us.
🥤 “Would you like some water?” — “Yes, please!” / “No, thank you.”
⚽ “Would you like to play football with us?” — “Yes, I'd love to!”
⚠️ Offer a thing: Would you like + a / some + noun? (Would you like a sandwich?)
Invite to an activity: Would you like + to + verb? (Would you like to run?)
💡 Pour une chose : « a / some ». Pour une activité : « to + verbe ».
Complete the questions
Complete with a (a thing) or to (an activity).
Complete the dialogue with “Would you like” or “Let's”
Read the dialogue between the girl and the boy, and complete it.
Kick · team · win · run
Choose the right word for each meaning.
Were you right?
Let's check the ideas you chose at the beginning of the lesson.
Listen, say. Match the similar sounds
Press each word to hear it and say it. Listen to the underlined “a”, then find the word with the same sound.
Match the balls with the things. Write the name of the sport
Look at the five things (a–e). For each ball, write the letter of its thing, then the name of the sport.
Sports are not the only fun things to do!
There are many other activities we can enjoy in our free time. Press 🔊 to listen.
⚽ Playing football — a great way to stay active!
📺 Watching a match — cheer for your favorite team!
🎮 Playing video games — alone or with friends.
🏊 Swimming — good exercise when it's hot!
Would you like to play?
Fill in the missing words to make the conversation complete. Use the words in the box.
Let's play together — pronunciation lab
Look at each picture, listen, practice out loud, then answer with your own words.
🎤 I reuse what I learned
Invite your friends, answer politely, and talk about your favorite sport!
the lesson's words the lesson's sentence patterns — well done if you find them in your answer!
1) 💬 Let's speak: match the sentence parts to form a dialogue
Build the invitations (there are extra parts!), then enact the dialogue with your classmate.
Speaker 2 can answer: 🔊
Now write your dialogue with your classmate (Speaker 1 invites, Speaker 2 answers). Then swap roles!
2) ⚽ Invite a friend to play
Invite a friend to play a sport with you (Would you like to…?). Your friend answers: yes or no, and why.
🖊️ What's your favorite sport? When do you play it?
Answer the question of the book in two or three sentences.
🏆 I assess what I learned
First a quick check, then a real speaking task, like at school.
✅ Quick check
📋 Speaking task: Let's play together!
📝 Task
Invite your friend to play a sport in at least five sentences: invite, answer, make a suggestion, and talk about the match.
- At least 5 sentences
- Would you like to + verb…?
- An answer (Yes, I'd love to! / No, sorry…)
- Let's + verb
- Sports words: kick, run, pass, team, win, lose
📌 What did we learn?
Click on a card to hear it, then say it out loud. Learn these key sentences by heart!
“Would you like to play football with us?”
🔊 click to listen“Yes, I'd love to!”
🔊 click to listen“Would you like some water?” — “Yes, please!” / “No, thank you.”
🔊 click to listen“Pass the ball! Kick it hard!”
🔊 click to listen“We won the match!”
🔊 click to listen🎁 Inviting and offering
Inviting: Would you like + to + verb? (Would you like to play?) · Offering: Would you like + a / some + noun? (Would you like some water?) · Answers: Yes, please! / Yes, I'd love to! / No, thank you.👉 Making a suggestion
Let's + verb: Let's go by bus! Let's play football!⚽ New vocabulary
win (score more goals) · lose · team (a group of players) · kick (hit the ball with your foot) · run (move quickly) · pass the ball · basketball, handball, football, tennis, volleyball.
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can invite my friends to play and talk about sports in English: “Pass The Ball!”