Level 1 / Sprout A -1 

Unit 7 We Love Music

Harry is playing the drums. 

Bum - bum - BUM!

Judy is playing the flute. 

Toot - toot - TOOT!

Ann is playing the guitar. 

Twang - twang - TWANG!

Yay! We are playing beautiful music!

“No! You are making noisy music!” Ken says.

Level 1 / Sprout A -2 

Unit 5 Good Friends

Holly! Help!

My pen is on the shelf! 

Holly is tall.

She can reach the pen. 

Olly! Help!

My pencil is under the chair! 

Olly is strong.

He can lift the chair.

Strong friends, thin friends, 

small friends, tall friends! 

I am lucky!

I have so many friends!

Level 2 / Sprout B -1 

Unit 8 Busy Ben Bear

It is fall.

Ben Bear is busy.

First, he eats a lot.

Next, he finds a den.

Then, he eats some more.

Next, he finds some leaves.

Then, he eats some more.

Next, he puts the leaves in his den. 

Last, he eats even more!

Now winter is here.

Ben Bear is not busy anymore. 

He is asleep!

Level 2 / Sprout B -2

Unit 4 The Ant Family

The ant family is amazing. 

Come and look!

Look at the soldier ants. 

They keep their home safe. 

They fight hard.

Look at the worker ants. 

They build their home. 

They find food for the family.

Look at the nanny ants.

They love the babies.

They look after them.

They are all family.

They all help each other. 

Level 3 / Bud -1 

Unit 3 Welcome to My Party!

I am having a party.

My friends are arriving. 

Here is John!

He is from America.

We shake hands. Hi, John! 

Here is Anna!

She is from Spain. 

We kiss on the cheek. 

Hello, Anna!

Here is Chen! 

He is from China.

We bow. Good evening, Chen! 

Here is Ali!

He is from Oman.

We rub noses. Welcome, Ali! 

Everyone is here!

Let’s enjoy the party!

Level 3 / Bud -2

Unit 1 Octopus's Day

Octopus has a dangerous life. 

But Octopus is smart.

Octopus is having breakfast. 

Shark wants breakfast too! 

Look out, Octopus!

Shark swims to Octopus. 

Octopus changes color. 

Shark can’t see him!

Oh! Shark finds Octopus! 

Octopus shoots ink. 

Shark’s eyes hurt!

Shark is angry now! He chases Octopus. 

Octopus cuts one leg off.

Shark eats Octopus’s leg. Yum! 

Shark swims away. 

What about Octopus?

Don’t worry! His leg will grow again! 

Smart Octopus can do amazing things!

Level 4 / E3 -1 

Unit 1 What Color Are Kisses?

I write a letter to my friend. 

I want to finish it with a kiss. 

But what color are kisses?

Are they red like sweet strawberries?

Are they orange like a warm fire?

Are they yellow like happy sunflowers?

Are they blue like a summer sky?

Are they black like the strange night sky? 

I know – I will draw five kisses,

one in each color!

My friend will love all the kisses.

Level 4 / E3 -2

Unit 5 The Monster Flower

Big and smelly!

It is a word for the flower. 

It is very huge.

So its nickname is “monster flower.” 

It weighs 6 kilograms!

That is more than a cat!

It is three feet wide!

That is bigger than your foot! 

It takes a long time to grow.

Its other nickname is “corpse flower.” 

A corpse means a dead body.

It smells bad like a dead body. 

This plant is very special.

But do you want to grow one? 

Think carefully!

Level 5 / E4 - 1

Unit 3 Earth’s Travel

The Earth is like a ball. It doesn't stand straight; it leans. It travels around the Sun. That’s why we get seasons. When the Earth leans toward the Sun, we get summer. It's warm, and we play outside. When it leans away, it's winter, cold and snowy. Spring and fall are in the middle. It’s  not too hot or cold. Different places receive different sunlight in each season. That's why we have spring, summer, fall, and winter. So, what season are you experiencing now? Remember, the Earth's lean and travel make the seasons!

Level 5 / E4 - 2

Unit 3 Going Underground

Gharyan is a unique city in Libya. It is famous for its underground houses. These houses are seven meters down into the ground. This cool way of building helps people. Libya is mostly desert. It has hot days and cold nights. People avoid feeling hot when it's hot outside. They also avoid feeling cold at night. Mr. Belhaj has a 350-year-old underground house. There’s a yard in the middle. It has three kitchens and eight rooms. Each room is for one family. Every room consists of 3 parts: one for parents, one for kids, and a living place where everyone gathers. Are you curious about these underground houses? Mr. Belhaj’s old place is open for visits. Come to see!

Level 6 / E5 - 1

Unit 3 The Forest Man of India

Jadav Payeng is a man from India. He saw floods destroy his land in India. It happened when he was 16 years old. On the shore, he found a lot of dead snakes. This was because there were no trees for shade. Payeng wanted to help. He decided to plant trees. But the land was hot and sandy. Regular trees could not grow there. So, Jadav chose to plant bamboo. Bamboo is very strong. He began this in 1979 and never stopped. Now, his bamboo has grown into a big forest. This forest is home to insects, tigers, rhinos, and elephants. Even the snakes came back! People call him the “Forest Man of India.” This is because his effort to plant trees made a big difference.

Level 6 / E5 - 2

Unit 3 Good Days, Bad Days

What's the saddest day each year? It's called Blue Monday. It’s on the third Monday of January. It's very cold and dark in many places at that time. The fun from Christmas and New Year's is over by then. But scientifically, Blue Monday isn't really the most gloomy day. A travel company named Sky Travel found something interesting. They found it’s the best time to book a holiday. Planning a vacation on Blue Monday can make you feel more positive and happy.

People say June 20th, or Yellow Day, is the happiest day. This day has lots of sunlight. The sun makes people feel more energetic. It's warm, marking the start of summer. Everyone is excited and looking ahead to the summer fun.

Level 7 / E6 - 1

Unit 6 Stone Soup

A traveler who was very hungry visited a tiny village. He asked the locals for some food. They said they had none. "Don't worry," said the traveler, "I possess a magic stone that creates soup. But I need some water first.” Then, an elderly lady provided a big pot filled with water. The traveler dropped the stone into it and waited for it to boil.

While the soup was getting hot, the traveler tasted it. He said, "Hmm, it's nice. But it would be even better with carrots." Then, a villager came with some carrots. "A truly excellent stone soup needs some meat." More villagers joined, adding meat and different veggies. At last, the soup was done, and everyone enjoyed a hearty meal. "This tastes amazing!" They all celebrated. "Now we know the stone soup recipe," they said. "We'll never go hungry!" After that day, the villagers learned to share.

Level 7 / E6 - 2

Unit 6 Dog in the Playground

The British bulldog isn't just a dog with a wrinkled face that many people like. It is also a favorite game among children in England. The game of British bulldog is simple to play. A few kids become bulldogs. They stand in the middle of the playground. The other kids line up at one end. Their goal is to run to the other side without being tagged.

If a bulldog tags someone, that person becomes a bulldog too. The game continues until one last child remains. This child is the winner. Kevin loved playing British bulldog during lunch. He turned into a bulldog. He yelled, “British Bulldog!” His friends ran back and forth. They tried not to be tagged. Are you feeling bored? Why not go outside and play British bulldog with your friends?

Level 8 / E7 - 1

Unit 5 The Secret Life of Leaves

Have you ever thought about how plants live and grow? They have a cool trick called photosynthesis, which is like their daily job.

This magic happens in the leaves, which are like the main stage for this awesome demonstration. Inside the leaves, there's a green stuff called chlorophyll. What does chlorophyll do? It's like the main star in a show, grabbing sunlight to use as energy. But, there are also two other important things needed: water from the ground and carbon dioxide from the air. Think of them like the side characters in a story.

When the sunlight shines on the leaf, it powers up chlorophyll and starts a special kind of game. This game changes water and carbon dioxide into two cool things: glucose and oxygen. That's what photosynthesis is all about. Plants use glucose to grow and let out oxygen for us to breathe.

Why does this matter? It's super important because it helps plants get bigger and even gives us the air we need. So, when you see a plant next time, remember all the amazing team work happening inside each leaf. It's like a mini science party, but just for plants, helping the environment!

Level 8 / E7 - 2

Unit 3. The Brain's Copycat Cells

Have you ever noticed that you smile when you see someone else smiling? Or feel sad if you see a friend crying? This happens because of special brain cells called mirror neurons.

Back in the 1990s, researchers found these cells while studying monkeys. These neurons act like copycats. If a monkey sees another monkey grab a banana, its brain acts as if it’s grabbing the banana too!

We humans have these copycat cells as well, and they’re super important. They help us mimic actions, feelings, and even thoughts. That’s why we yawn when we see someone else yawn. It’s our mirror neurons working. It shows us how we can understand what others feel as if it’s happening to us.

But that’s not all they do. Mirror neurons also help us learn languages and get the hang of stories better. So, when you laugh automatically during a funny show or get gripped by a movie, it’s thanks to these neurons. It shows how awesome our brains are, doesn’t it?

Level 9 / E8 - 1

Unit 3. The Journey to Kitchen Stardom

Want to be a top chef? It takes wins and challenges.

Chefs start by improving their cooking. Many go to culinary schools. They learn a lot there. They also make schemes to reach their goals. Wanting to get better is important. It means mastering cooking, not just following recipes.

Chefs work in restaurants to learn more. Adapting is key. This might lead to becoming a head chef. Their hard work can bring awards or Michelin stars. But they face hard times too. They need grit and effort. They compete and practice a lot. Overcoming these shows their self-confidence.

But the journey doesn't end there. True chefs keep learning. They set new goals. They keep their ambition high. That's how chefs succeed, through many victories.

Level 9 / E8 - 2

Unit 5. A Modern Convenience or A Health Risk?

Today, many people eat processed foods. It is because they are quick, tasty, and easy to find. These foods are popular because they save time, especially when people are busy. Some examples are canned vegetables and frozen dinners. They are simple to store and cook. Over the years, healthier versions have been created. Examples of this are cereals with added vitamins or canned foods with less salt.

However, processed foods can also cause problems. They often have a lot of salt, sugar, and unhealthy fats. These can lead to health issues like obesity, high blood pressure, and heart disease. Plus, the packaging of these foods often uses lots of plastic. It can harm the environment and create waste.

Recently, more people are interested in organic and local foods. They even grow their own vegetables. This is making people think more about what they eat. Yet, processed foods are still very common in many homes. In the end, it's up to each person to decide if they want to choose healthier options.