Going For A Walk
Vocabulary
Read each word out loud.
street
/stÉšit/
noun
a road in a city with buildings and places to walk
Example:
There are many cars on my street.
tree
/tÉši/
noun
a tall plant with a trunk, branches, and leaves
Example:
There is a big tree in my yard.
walk
/wÉk/
verb
to go somewhere on your feet
Example:
I walk to school.
flower
/ËflaĘÉ/
noun
the colorful part of a plant
Example:
There is a flower in the garden.
beautiful
/ËbjutÉŞfÉl/
adjective
very nice to look at; pretty
Example:
The flowers in my garden are beautiful.
bird
/bÉd/
noun
an animal with feathers that uses wings to fly
Example:
The birds in my yard sing every morning.
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Story
Read the story out loud or play the audio and follow along.
Audio recorded by Thomas
Going For A Walk
I like to walk. I like walking because I can see trees, birds, and flowers.
The trees on my street are big. A lot of birds live in the trees.
The flowers on my street are beautiful. They have a lot of colors. Some flowers are blue. Some flowers are red. Some flowers are pink.
I really like the flowers and trees on my street. My street is beautiful because of the flowers and the trees.
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Conversation Practice
Working with a tutor? Try asking or answering these questions out loud with them.
Working alone? Try speaking your answers out loud or write them in the lesson discussion below.
1. What can you see on your street?
2. Are the trees on your street big or small?
3. Are there flowers on your street?
4. Do you like to walk?
5. Are there birds on your street?
Written by:
Thomas
Lesson updated:
October 3, 2026