Pre A1 Starters Digital and A1 Movers Digital - Wordlists - Bringing digital adventure to young learner exams

Sep 28, 2026

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Pre A1 Starters Digital and A1 Movers Digital wordlists provide topic-based vocabulary sets for young learners, combining clear target words with short, age-appropriate example sentences. The materials include alphabetic lists, thematic vocabulary by area (such as animals, body and face, clothes, colours, family and friends, feelings, food and drink, and greetings), plus explicit comparisons between digital and paper-based wordlists. Designed to support exam preparation through practical language exposure.

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Pre A1 Starters Digital

Vocabulary list by topic with example language

Alphabetic vocabulary list

Differences between digital and paper-based wordlists

A1 Movers Digital

Vocabulary list by topic with example language

Alphabetic vocabulary list

Differences between digital and paper-based wordlists

Pre A1 Starters Digital Vocabulary list by topic with example language

Animals

The body and the face

Clothes

Colours

Family & friends

Feelings

Food & drink

Greetings and similar expressions

Pre A1 Starters Digital and A1 Movers Digital Wordlists Bringing digital adventure to young learner exams Contents Pre A1 Starters Digital 2 Vocabulary list by topic with example language 8 Alphabetic vocabulary list 12 Differences between the digital and paper-based wordlists A1 Movers Digital 14 Vocabulary list by topic with example language 17 Alphabetic vocabulary list 20 Differences between the digital and paper-based wordlists Pre A1 Starters Digital Vocabulary list by topic with example language For the complete list of vocabulary at Pre A1 Starters Digital, go to the alphabetic list. | TOPIC | VOCABULARY | | EXAMPLE LANGUAGE | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Animals | animal bear bee bird bug cat chicken cow crocodile dog donkey duck elephant fish
fox frog | giraffe goat hippo horse lizard monkey
mouse/mice panda pet sheep snake
spider tail tiger zebra zoo | Do you like cats? Yes, I do/No, I don’t.
I love/like/horses/foxes/pandas/bugs. So do I!
Let’s go to the zoo. | | The body and
the face | arm body ear
eye face foot/feet hair | hand
head leg mouth
nose
smile
wash | I’ve got short hair.
He’s got green eyes.
Draw a face with two eyes, a nose, and a mouth. | | Clothes | bag cap boots
clothes coat dress
glasses hat jeans | shirt shoe shorts
skirt sock
trousers (US pants) T-shirt
wear | What are you wearing?
I’m wearing a red cap. What cool trousers/pants! Get your coat and hat! | | Colours | black blue brown
colour (US color)
gray (UK grey) green
grey (US gray) | orange pink purple red white yellow | What colour is the drum?
It’s red and blue.
Which is the yellow one? This/that one! | | TOPIC | VOCABULARY | | EXAMPLE LANGUAGE | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Family & friends | baby big boy brother
child/children
classmate cousin cry Dad/dad family
father friend
girl grandfather
grandma | grandmother
grandpa kid little live
man/men mother Mum/mum (US Mom/mom) old
person/people sister woman/women young | Who’s in your family?
Is this your little sister? Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t.
Have you got brothers and sisters? Yes, I’ve got a brother and a sister.
How old is your brother?(He’s) eight. | | Feelings | angry Don’t worry! happy Oh dear! OK | sad
scared (scary) sorry
tired | Are you happy/tired/sad today?
I’m happy.
I’m very/really sorry. | | Food & drink | apple banana bean bread
breakfast burger cake
candy (UK sweet(s)) carrot
cheese
chicken
chips (US fries)
chocolate coconut dinner
drink eat
egg fish food
fries (UK chips) fruit
grape | ice cream juice kiwi lemon
lemonade lunch mango meat meatballs milk orange pea pear pie pizza
potato rice salad
sweet(s) (US candy) tomato
water
watermelon | Do you like cheese? Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.
What’s your favourite food?
My favourite food is pizza. / I (really) like pizza.
Can I have some salad, please?
Yes, here you are.
Would you like some fruit?
No, thanks. / Yes, please!
Put the milk in a cup/jug. | | Greetingsand similar
expressions | Bye Cool!
Fantastic! Goodbye Great
Happy birthday! Hello
Hi!
Hooray!
Me too!
No, thank you | Oh dear! OK!
Pardon? Please See you!
So do I! Thanks
Thankyou
Yes, please
Well done! Wow! | How are you (today?) Good, thanks!
I like football/soccer. Me too!
Would you like a banana? No, thanks. | Pre A1 Starters Digital Vocabulary list by topic with example language 3 | TOPIC | VOCABULARY | | EXAMPLE LANGUAGE | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | The home | apartment (UK flat) armchair
bath (US bathtub)
bathroom bed bedroom bookcase box camera
chair clock
computer
couch (UK sofa) cup cupboard desk
dining room door
flat (US apartment) flower
garden (US yard)
hall home | house jug kitchen lamp living room mat mirror phone picture pot room
rug sleep
sofa (US couch) table
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FAQs

What vocabulary sections are included in the Pre A1 Starters Digital materials?

They include a vocabulary list by topic with example language, an alphabetic vocabulary list, and a section explaining differences between digital and paper-based wordlists.

What kind of content appears in the example language tables?

Each topic pairs target vocabulary with short sentences and prompts, such as questions and simple responses, to model real usage.

Which topics are covered in the Pre A1 Starters Digital vocabulary-by-topic list?

Topics shown include Animals, The body and the face, Clothes, Colours, Family & friends, Feelings, Food & drink, and Greetings and similar expressions.

Sep 28, 2026

Uploaded by lilac