Cambridge Movers (A1) Worksheets and Lessons
440 worksheets, 98 lessons and 37 vocabulary decks
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440 printable worksheets with answer keys; the 24 most used, easiest level first.
Movers (Kids) lessons
98 ready lessons for the four skills: teach on the board, set online or print.
Movers (Kids) vocabulary
37 word decks with meanings, examples and pronunciation: flip, quiz, print as flashcards or play as a game.
Browse by topic at Movers
Topics with at least 3 resources at this level; each opens at its Movers material.
Themes
- All about me · 10
- Family & friends · 44
- Describing people · 4
- Feelings · 17
- Body & health · 24
- Clothes & fashion · 21
- Jobs & work · 21
- Home & rooms · 30
- Daily routines · 14
- Food & drink · 51
- Fruit & vegetables · 16
- Shopping & money · 9
- Days, dates & time · 14
- Numbers · 20
- Colors · 5
- Toys & games · 17
- Materials · 5
- School & classroom · 17
- Animals · 93
- Pets · 14
- Farm animals · 7
- Wild animals & the zoo · 15
- Sea life · 16
- Bugs & birds · 8
- Weather & seasons · 23
- Environment & nature · 6
- Space · 5
- Town & city · 26
- Travel & holidays · 10
- Transport · 17
- Sports · 22
- Hobbies & free time · 18
- Music · 4
- Celebrations & festivals · 73
- Halloween · 40
- Thanksgiving · 19
- Stories & fairy tales · 30
- Health & medicine · 12
Grammar, vocabulary and sounds
- To be (am / is / are) · 7
- Have got · 8
- Present simple · 11
- Present continuous · 13
- Past simple · 18
- Must, should & have to · 10
- Verb patterns (-ing / to) · 9
- Questions & question tags · 10
- Relative clauses · 3
- There is / there are · 6
- Countable, uncountable & quantifiers · 8
- Comparatives & superlatives · 12
- Adverbs · 10
- Prepositions · 13
- Letter sounds (a–z) · 10
- Long vowels & vowel teams · 10
- Blends & digraphs · 15
- Rhyming words · 6
- Syllables · 9
About Movers (A1)
Movers is the second Cambridge English Young Learners level and is aligned with A1 on the CEFR. Learners at this stage can read short texts, follow simple stories and talk about themselves, their families and daily lives in simple sentences.
Movers builds on the Starters word list with more topics such as the weather, health, places in town, sports and jobs. Key grammar includes the past simple of regular and common irregular verbs, comparatives and superlatives, adverbs, must and have to, want to and would like, could, relative clauses with who, which and where, and questions with how often and why. Learners write short answers and sentences and begin to retell simple picture stories.
On this page you will find printable worksheets, flashcard decks and ready-to-teach lessons that follow the Movers syllabus and task types.
Teaching tips: Movers (A1)
- Practice telling a picture story in the past simple, as learners must narrate a short sequence in the Movers Speaking test.
- Introduce comparatives with real classroom objects and students' heights before moving to worksheets.
- Use find-the-difference pictures to practice there is/there are, prepositions and colors together.
- Review irregular past forms regularly through quick games rather than long lists.
Questions teachers ask
What level is Cambridge Movers?
Movers is A1 on the CEFR, between Starters (Pre-A1) and Flyers (A2).
What grammar is new at Movers level?
The main additions are the past simple, comparatives and superlatives, adverbs, must/have to, and relative clauses with who, which and where.
Can I use Movers materials with non-exam classes?
Yes. They suit any primary class working at A1, whether or not learners will take the test.