Cambridge Flyers (A2) Worksheets and Lessons
396 worksheets, 102 lessons and 39 vocabulary decks
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Flyers (Kids) worksheets
396 printable worksheets with answer keys; the 24 most used, easiest level first.
Flyers (Kids) lessons
102 ready lessons for the four skills: teach on the board, set online or print.
Flyers (Kids) vocabulary
39 word decks with meanings, examples and pronunciation: flip, quiz, print as flashcards or play as a game.
Browse by topic at Flyers
Topics with at least 3 resources at this level; each opens at its Flyers material.
Themes
- All about me · 14
- Family & friends · 27
- Describing people · 3
- Feelings · 11
- Body & health · 4
- Clothes & fashion · 15
- Jobs & work · 21
- Home & rooms · 23
- Daily routines · 7
- Food & drink · 27
- Shopping & money · 3
- Days, dates & time · 17
- Numbers · 10
- Colors · 6
- Shapes · 4
- Toys & games · 7
- Materials · 10
- School & classroom · 32
- Animals · 69
- Pets · 9
- Farm animals · 5
- Wild animals & the zoo · 15
- Sea life · 12
- Bugs & birds · 11
- Weather & seasons · 31
- Environment & nature · 11
- Space · 17
- Town & city · 24
- Travel & holidays · 37
- Transport · 12
- Countries & cultures · 6
- Sports · 20
- Hobbies & free time · 14
- Music · 13
- Movies, books & the arts · 8
- Celebrations & festivals · 70
- Halloween · 36
- Thanksgiving · 16
- Stories & fairy tales · 48
- Technology · 4
- Health & medicine · 13
Grammar, vocabulary and sounds
- Past simple · 20
- Past continuous · 4
- Present perfect · 7
- Future forms (will, going to…) · 22
- Must, should & have to · 10
- Modals of deduction & possibility · 3
- Conditionals · 7
- Imperatives · 4
- Questions & question tags · 20
- Linking words & discourse markers · 7
- Comparatives & superlatives · 12
- Adjectives & opposites · 4
- Prepositions · 3
- Long vowels & vowel teams · 8
- Spelling patterns & silent letters · 17
- Homophones & minimal pairs · 6
- Word stress · 6
About Flyers (A2)
Flyers is the highest of the three Cambridge English Young Learners levels and is aligned with A2 on the CEFR, the same level as A2 Key. Learners can understand longer texts, take part in simple conversations and write short stories and messages.
The Flyers word list expands into topics such as the environment, space, materials, work and travel. Grammar includes the present perfect, be going to and will for future, past continuous, could and might, should for advice, tag questions and simple if clauses. Learners write short narratives, answer questions about texts and complete stories based on pictures.
On this page you will find printable worksheets, flashcard decks and ready-to-teach lessons that follow the Flyers syllabus and task types, bridging the gap to A2 Key for Schools.
Teaching tips: Flyers (A2)
- Give regular short story-writing tasks from picture sequences, as learners write a story in the Flyers Reading and Writing paper.
- Practice the present perfect with "Have you ever...?" surveys about experiences.
- Use information-gap tasks to prepare for the speaking test, where learners exchange information about two pictures or people.
- Encourage learners to read graded readers alongside worksheets to build reading stamina for longer texts.
Questions teachers ask
What level is Cambridge Flyers?
Flyers is A2 on the CEFR, the top Young Learners level and the same CEFR level as A2 Key for Schools.
What should learners take after Flyers?
The natural next step is A2 Key for Schools, followed by B1 Preliminary for Schools.
Which grammar is typical at Flyers?
Present perfect, past continuous, future forms, modals such as might and should, tag questions and simple conditional sentences.