A1 Starter – Course Syllabus

This syllabus describes the complete structure of the Flunex A1 Starter program: 12 units, each with Lesson A (Grammar & Vocabulary), Lesson B (Skills & Language), and Lesson C (Everyday English).

12 Units

A · B · C lessons

Speaking-first practice

Printable A4 booklets

Level

CEFR A1

Method

Practical + Communicative

Outcome

Speak about daily life

Program overview

General objective: By the end of A1 Starter, learners can understand and use everyday expressions, introduce themselves, and talk about personal information, family, routines, basic past events, and simple plans in real-life contexts.

Units 1–12

Unit 1 · Hello!

Introductions & basic communication

Greetings and farewells
Alphabet & spelling
Numbers (0–20) + basic info
Verb be (I / you)
Classroom language

Everyday English: meeting people

Unit 2 · All about me

Personal information & routines

Verb be (questions, negatives)
Jobs and studies
Countries and nationalities
Days of the week
Simple daily routines

Everyday English: talking about yourself

Unit 3 · Food and drink

Eating habits & ordering

Food & drink vocabulary
Meals of the day
Present simple (I / you / we / they)
Adverbs of frequency
Ordering in a café

Everyday English: café / restaurant

Unit 4 · My life and my family

Family & daily life

Family members
Present simple (he / she)
Possessive adjectives
’s for possession
Talking about photos

Everyday English: family conversations

Unit 5 · Places

City & location

Places in a city
There is / There are
Prepositions of place
Simple directions
Public places

Everyday English: asking directions

Unit 6 · Work and routines

Work life

Jobs and workplaces
Daily work routines
Time expressions
Present simple review
Likes and dislikes

Everyday English: talking about work

Unit 7 · Shopping and fashion

Buying clothes & prices

Clothes and colors
Prices and numbers
This/that/these/those
Size adjectives
Simple shopping dialogues

Everyday English: shopping talk

Unit 8 · Past events

Past simple (intro)

Past of be (was/were)
Past time expressions
Life events vocabulary
Questions in the past
Simple past stories

Everyday English: talking about the past

Unit 9 · Holidays

Travel & experiences

Holiday activities
Past simple (regular verbs)
Places and transport
Talking about trips
Short travel narratives

Everyday English: holiday talk

Unit 10 · Here and now

What’s happening now

Present continuous (-ing)
Actions happening now
Simple vs continuous (basic)
Common action verbs
Making arrangements

Everyday English: arrangements

Unit 11 · Achievers

People & achievements

Irregular past verbs (intro)
Talking about famous people
Dates and years
Simple narratives
Life milestones

Everyday English: talking about people

Unit 12 · Plans

Future intentions

Going to (plans/intentions)
Future time expressions
Goals and simple planning
Course review
Next steps to A2

Everyday English: future plans

Lesson structure (A · B · C)

Lesson A · Grammar & Vocabulary

Clear objective + warm-up
Grammar focus (CEFR A1)
Vocabulary set (topic-based)
Controlled practice + accuracy drills
Pronunciation focus

Lesson B · Skills & Language

Reading or listening-style practice
Comprehension tasks (T/F, Q&A)
Useful language chunks
Speaking tasks (guided → freer)
Mini writing or reflection

Lesson C · Everyday English

Real-life conversations (café, shopping, directions, etc.)
Key phrases + polite forms
Role-plays (controlled + real-life scenarios)
Pronunciation (intonation / rhythm)
Mini-project (practical speaking outcome)

Cross-unit components

Always included

Grammar + vocabulary mapping
Pronunciation practice
Speaking-first methodology
Mini-project per unit
Teacher notes inside the flow

Deliverables

Lesson HTML (Flunex premium style)
Booklet per unit (A4 printable)
Exercises with suggested answers
Consistent visual identity
Mobile-friendly layout