Jupiter Lessons 💜
CEFR A1 to A2 · Elementary · 14 Lessons
All 14 Lessons
Fruits
The sweet stuff: strawberry, banana, orange, grapes.
Vegetables
Carrot, potato, tomato and corn, straight from the garden.
Ocean Animals
Who lives underwater? Fish, whale, dolphin and shark.
Farm Animals
Cow, pig, chicken, horse, and the sounds they make.
Insects & Bugs
Butterfly and ladybug are long names for tiny creatures. Bee and ant are easier.
Space
Look up: planet, star, moon, rocket.
Toys & Games
Ball, doll, puzzle, kite. Every kid knows these toys.
Actions
More verbs (climb, swim, dance, cook) for longer sentences.
Around Town
Places in the neighbourhood, such as the school, hospital, library and park.
Holidays
Celebrations and traditions: Christmas, birthday, Halloween.
Breakfast & Drinks
What’s for breakfast? Pancake or cereal, with juice or tea.
Tools
Hammer, saw, wrench and drill, for building and fixing things.
Describing Words
Big or small, fast or slow. First adjectives for describing things.
Science Words
Magnet, fossil, seed and wave are the first science words.
About CEFR A1 to A2
Jupiter lessons span CEFR A1 to A2. At this level kids understand sentences and common expressions about the things that matter to them day to day. They can handle simple, routine tasks in English and describe their background and surroundings in simple terms.
Questions about Jupiter
What is taught on Jupiter in Small Universe?
Jupiter has 14 lessons covering fruits, vegetables, ocean animals, farm animals, insects, space, toys, actions, places, holidays, breakfast, tools, adjectives and science. Most lessons can be played in several of the 17 mini-game types, such as matching, memory, bubble pop and odd one out.
What CEFR level is Jupiter?
Jupiter maps to CEFR level A1 to A2. The words and sentence patterns are chosen for that level, and the lessons get harder as you move through the planet.
How many lessons does Jupiter have?
Jupiter has 14 lessons, and each one takes a few minutes. Replaying a lesson can land on a different game type, so the same words come back without the same activity.
What ages is Jupiter suitable for?
Jupiter suits kids, teens and adult beginners at CEFR A1 to A2. Younger children get simpler tap-and-match games. Some game types open up with the learner's age, so older learners and adults also get games like dictation and sentence scramble.
Do I need to finish earlier planets before playing Jupiter?
Yes. Lessons open one at a time, in planet order from Earth to Pluto: each lesson you finish opens the next one, so the first Jupiter lesson opens once you finish the last lesson on Mars. You can replay any lesson that is already open.
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