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How to use this lesson

👩‍🏫 For Teachers

Goal & Time: Use this 20-minute practice to learn easy words about how people look.

Checking: Self-checking inputs provide immediate visual feedback so students can work independently.

🧑‍🎓 For Learners

First step: Read the colorful picture cards below and practice listening to each new word.

Next step: Complete the 16 quick practice questions in order from Part A to Part D.

Welcome to Module 1! Today you will learn 10 easy words to talk about twins, hair, and face features.

📘 Unit 1: Twins and Look-alikes

Explore these 10 important words before starting the exercises.

✨ Target Vocabulary

freckle freckle

noun • small brown spot on skin

"She has a small freckle on her nose."

dimple dimple

noun • small hole on the cheek when you smile

"He has a cute dimple on his cheek."

pigtail pigtail

noun • tied hair on the sides

"The little girl wears a neat pigtail."

wavy wavy

adjective • hair with smooth curves

"Her long wavy hair looks beautiful."

triplets triplets

noun • three children born together

"They are triplets born on the same day."

siblings siblings

noun • brothers and sisters

"Do you have any siblings?"

kid kid

noun • a child

"That happy kid is playing outside."

identical identical

adjective • exactly the same

"They are identical twins!"

confuse confuse

verb • mix up two people or things

"I often confuse the two sisters."

outfit outfit

noun • set of clothes

"She is wearing a blue outfit today."

💡 Pattern Example:

"They have the same hair."

Notice how we put the same before the word for hair or clothes!

✏️ Part A: Word Order (4 items)

Put the words in the correct order to make complete sentences. Type the full sentence in the box.

1. Put the words in order:

are / identical / They / twins .

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2. Put the words in order:

a / cute / She / dimple / has .

____ (Type full sentence here...)

3. Put the words in order:

red / outfit / wears / The / kid / a .

____ (Type full sentence here...)

4. Put the words in order:

confuse / two / I / brothers / often / the .

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📝 Part B: Fill in the Blanks (5 items)

Choose the correct word from the word bank to complete each sentence.

Word Bank:

freckle pigtail wavy triplets siblings

5. Three babies born at the same time are called ___. ____

6. Your brothers and sisters are your ___. ____

7. She has a small brown ___ on her nose. ____

8. She tied her long hair into a cute ___. ____

9. Her hair is not straight; it is soft and ___. ____

🔘 Part C: Multiple Choice (4 items)

Select the correct option for each question.

10. Which word means "a set of clothes that you wear together"?

____ a. outfit ____ b. freckle ____ c. dimple ____ d. wavy

11. Two brothers who look exactly the same are _____ twins.

____ a. triplets ____ b. identical ____ c. siblings ____ d. confuse

12. When you mix up two people because they look the same, you _____ them.

____ a. confuse ____ b. outfit ____ c. pigtail ____ d. dimple

13. Another word for "a child" is a _____.

____ a. sibling ____ b. triplet ____ c. kid ____ d. freckle

🔗 Part D: Match Questions to Answers (3 items)

Match each question on the left to its correct answer on the right.

Question

Ans A

Ans B

Ans C

Ans A: "Because they wear the same outfit!"

Ans B: "Yes, they were born on the same day."

Ans C: "Yes, I have one brother and one sister."

14. Do you have any siblings?

____ Ans A ____ Ans B ____ Ans C

15. Why do you confuse them?

____ Ans A ____ Ans B ____ Ans C

16. Are those three girls triplets?

____ Ans A ____ Ans B ____ Ans C

✏️ Module 2: Writing Task

Now it is your turn to write sentences about two people who look alike!

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Your Task

"Write 5 sentences about two people who look alike, for example twins, friends or sisters (you can imagine them)."

📏 Length: Write 30–50 words in total.

💬 Sentence Starters Frame

Use these sentence starters to write your 5 sentences:

1. Mia and Ana have ...

2. Mia is ... her sister.

3. Ben ... his dad.

4. Are they ...?

5. They are ...

✅ Checklist (What to include in your 5 sentences)

✓ 1 sentence with the same + a noun (e.g., the same hair)
✓ 1 sentence with different from
✓ 1 sentence with look or looks like
✓ 1 question starting with Are or Is with the same + a noun
✓ Ensure verbs agree with the people (e.g., she is, they are, he looks)

✍️ Your Writing Box

AI Graded

Type your complete 5 sentences in the box below. When finished, submit to receive instant AI feedback on your writing.

____ (Write your 5 sentences here using the frame...)

🌟 Module 3: Model Answer

Here is an open example of a great 5-sentence paragraph using our sentence starters!

📖 Open Model Answer (40 words)

A1 Model

Mia and Ana have the same wavy brown hair. Mia is different from her sister in height. Ben looks like his dad with a cute dimple. Are they wearing the same outfit today? They are identical twins with nice freckles.

💡 Why This Works: Useful Phrases & Notes

1. have the same wavy brown hair Note: Use "have the same" when two people share matching features like hair or eyes.

2. different from her sister Note: Use "different from" to point out one thing that is not identical between two people.

3. looks like his dad Note: Use "looks like" to show one person has a face similar to family or friends.

4. Are they wearing the same outfit Note: Start a question with "Are they" to ask about two people wearing matching clothes.

5. identical twins Note: Use this phrase to talk about two brothers or sisters who look 100% the same.

Writing: Twins and Look-alikes

How to use this lesson

📘 Unit 1: Twins and Look-alikes

✨ Target Vocabulary

✏️ Part A: Word Order (4 items)

📝 Part B: Fill in the Blanks (5 items)

🔘 Part C: Multiple Choice (4 items)

🔗 Part D: Match Questions to Answers (3 items)

✏️ Module 2: Writing Task

Your Task

💬 Sentence Starters Frame

✅ Checklist (What to include in your 5 sentences)

✍️ Your Writing Box

🌟 Module 3: Model Answer

📖 Open Model Answer (40 words)

💡 Why This Works: Useful Phrases & Notes

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