Weather and Seasons
Transport
At the airport
At the hotel
Tricky Adjectives
100

water that falls from the sky

Rain

100

A long line of connected cars that moves on a railway track.

Train

100

A journey made by flying in an airplane.

Flight

100

A part of a building enclosed by walls, like where you sleep.

Room

100

Having a low temperature; the opposite of hot.

Cold

200

The season between summer and winter when leaves fall from trees. It starts with an A 

Autumn

200

A vehicle with two wheels that you ride by pushing foot pedals.

Bicycle

200

A paper or digital document that shows you paid for a trip on a plane or train.

Ticket

200

The plastic card you slide or tap to unlock your hotel room door.

Keycard

200

Weighing a lot; difficult to lift or carry.

Heavy

300

The condition of the sky (e.g., sunny, rainy, cold, or windy).  

Weather

300

The person who controls the direction of a car, bus, or taxi.

Driver

300

The official small booklet you need to travel to another country.

Passport 

300

The bags and suitcases you take with you when traveling. (Focus on the double g).

Luggage

300

Designed with the latest styles, ideas, or technology; not old.

Modern

400

The measure of how hot or cold it is

Temperature

400

A formal machine or transport word for a car, truck, or bus.

Vehicle

400

The card or pass you show at the gate to get onto the airplane.

Boarding

400

The front desk or area where you check in when you arrive at a hotel.

Reception

400

Not safe; something that can hurt you or cause trouble.

Dangerous

500

A heavy storm with loud noises and bright flashes of light in the sky.

Thunderstorm

500

An aircraft with large blades on top that spin around fast to let it fly straight up.

Helicopter

500

The final place or city where you are traveling.

Destination

500

An arrangement you make in advance to keep a room or a table free. (Focus on the -tion ending).

Reservation

500

Making you feel physically relaxed, like a soft bed or a nice chair.

Comfortable

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