A1 Movers Cambridge vocabulary list

The A1 Movers Cambridge English exam helps young learners become familiar with English used in simple and everyday situations. Cambridge provides a list of common vocabulary for the A1 Movers exam, comprising approximately 400 words, and compiles an illustrated color vocabulary book for children to effectively learn these words.

1. An overview of A1 Movers certificate

Young candidates have many choices to study and prepare for English certificates suitable for their abilities and age groups. Among these, the Cambridge Young Learners of English (YLE) program is gaining the trust of many parents as an option for their children to establish a foundation in the four language skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing from an early age. YLE consists of 3 levels: Starters, Movers, and Flyers.

A1 Movers is the second level of YLE, corresponding to level A1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Movers exams are typically taken by elementary school students aged 8-10. At this level, students can understand basic instructions or engage in basic real-life conversations on easily understandable topics. They can understand announcements, basic instructions, or information; complete basic patterns; and write short passages, including time, dates, and locations.

Cambridge has compiled a vocabulary book for A1 Movers, divided into 10 topics. Each topic includes:

• A large picture describing the context, featuring vocabulary words along with a related text passage.
• Illustrated vocabulary words.
• “Let’s talk” section: Questions for children to practice answering after viewing the illustrated words.

2. 10 topics in the A1 Movers Cambridge vocabulary list

2.1. Topic 1: What are the Movers doing today?

2.2. Topic 2: A favorite toy shop

2.3. Topic 3: The party

2.4. Topic 4: At the doctor’s

2.5. Topic 5: Uncle Charlie’s Hotel

2.6. Topic 6: From the countryside to the jungle

2.7. Topic 7: The weather

2.8. Topic 8: Our town

2.9. Topic 9: Dreaming of holidays

2.10. Topic 10: Numbers

Parents can download the PDF file of A1 Movers Cambridge vocabulary by topic for free here:

3. 200+ practice Movers exams on the Virtual Testing Platform

The FLYER Virtual English Testing Platform offers over 200+ Cambridge Movers exam practice tests (covering all parts: Listening, Reading & Writing, and Speaking)  to provide your child with preparation for the Cambridge Starters exam.

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• These exams have been carefully compiled to match the format (up to 90%) following Cambridge’s latest standards. 
• The automatic scoring system and answer key will help students review and study effectively at home.
• Interactive exercises and game simulations stimulate children’s brain activity and interest in learning.
• It offers various fun learning features such as challenges with friends, short practice exercises, and vocabulary reviews.

Moreover, a helpful feature for parents is the Learning Report, which makes it easy to track the progress of their children’s studies. The system automatically stores all test results and uses them to provide feedback on the student’s current proficiency level, strengths, and areas that require improvement. 

More significantly, parents who use FLYER’s virtual testing platform can save up to 80% on their kids’ exam preparation expenses!

4. Guide to use the Movers Vocabulary Book Effectively

Parents can download the digital book here:

Each set consists of a full-color illustration page and a corresponding vocabulary page. Parents can print the illustration pages, attach them back-to-back, and cut out individual vocabulary cards for kids to learn.

4.1. Practice Speaking about the Content of Pictures

Parents can sit down with their children and discuss what they see in the illustrations. Use the suggested questions in the “Let’s talk!” section as prompts for children to practice speaking English. Encourage children to respond with short sentences, and then help them form longer answers.

4.2. Finding vocabulary in the pictures

The illustrations in the A1 Movers vocabulary list feature various characters engaged in different activities. Parents can ask their children what they see in the pictures and, if possible, help them connect the ideas into a story.

To support your child’s vocabulary learning process, parents can use additional materials provided by FLYER with the following resources:

Conclusion

It is hoped that through this article, parents have acquired additional resources to help their children prepare for the upcoming Movers Cambridge exam. A clear study plan with standard materials will help children progress rapidly and achieve their educational goals.