teacher
/ˈtitʃər/A person whose job is to help learners understand new things at school.
Example: Our new teacher explains everything very clearly.

A110 words · Beginner
Academic Activities vocabulary for a typical school day, including teacher, lesson and assembly, plus everyday moments such as group work.

A person whose job is to help learners understand new things at school.
Example: Our new teacher explains everything very clearly.

A period of time when a group learns something from a teacher.
Example: Our first lesson on Monday starts at nine.

A place where children go every day to learn.
Example: My little brother starts school in September.

The room in a school where a group has lessons.
Example: Our classroom is on the second floor.

A group of students who learn the same subject together.
Example: There are twenty students in my English class.

A regular meeting where the whole school comes together to hear important news.
Example: Every Monday morning, the whole school meets for assembly.

A short period of time during the school day when students can rest or play.
Example: We ate our snacks outside during morning break.

Something you do in class, often for practice or fun, as part of a lesson.
Example: The teacher planned a fun activity to practise new words.

Class work that students do together in a small group instead of alone.
Example: We made the poster in group work with three classmates.

Looking at written words and finding out what they say, often done quietly in class.
Example: We spent the first ten minutes on quiet reading.
