Webster Basic
Okuma ve dinleme alıştırmaları, aktivite modülleri, dilbilgisi kartları ve kelime çalışmaları.
A2-B1 Level Short Reads
Kartların üzerine tıklayarak metinlerin tamamına ve Türkçe çevirilerine ulaşabilirsiniz.
A2-B1
A Letter to My Younger Self
If I could send a message back to my 17-year-old self, I’d just say: breathe, you don't need all the answers yet. I used to panic about every small decision, expecting perfection. But guess what? Mistakes didn't ruin my life—they actually taught me the most. Slow down, enjoy coffee with friends, and stop stressing over five years from now. Things have a weird way of working out.
A2-B1
The Space Garden
In a science experiment, students imagined growing plants in space. Sarah suggested using hydroponics, a method where plants grow in water instead of soil. She explained that astronauts could use recycled water and LED lights to help plants grow inside a spaceship. The class discussed how plants would provide oxygen and fresh food during long space missions. One student asked, “But what about gravity?” Sarah answered, “We can use special containers to hold the roots and keep the plants stable.” The teacher smiled and said, “This idea could be part of the future of space travel.”
A2-B1
A Table for One
Eating alone at a restaurant used to feel embarrassing. I thought people were staring or feeling sorry for me. But last week, I sat by the window in a quiet bistro, ordered my favorite pasta, and just enjoyed the moment without checking my phone. It felt surprisingly liberating. Having a meal by yourself isn't lonely at all; it's a peaceful way to reconnect with your own thoughts.
A2-B1
The Lost Balloon
Tom had a red balloon. He played with it in the park. Suddenly, the wind blew, and the balloon flew away. Tom ran fast, but the balloon went higher and higher. A bird flew near the balloon. Tom laughed and said, “Maybe the bird will play with it now!”
A2-B1
Beating the Monday Blues
That heavy feeling on Sunday evening is all too familiar. You start worrying about alarm clocks, unread emails, and traffic before the week even begins. I used to ruin my Sundays this way. Now, I prepare everything on Friday afternoon and plan something fun for Monday evening, like meeting a friend or ordering good food. Giving yourself something to look forward to turns Monday into just another normal day.
A2-B1
The Science Fair Surprise
At school, students prepared projects for the science fair. Emma built a small volcano using baking soda and vinegar. When she poured the vinegar, the volcano erupted with bubbles and foam. Everyone clapped. But then, Emma explained the science: “This is a chemical reaction. The acid in vinegar reacts with the base in baking soda, producing carbon dioxide gas.” The judges were impressed, not only by the volcano but also by Emma’s clear explanation.
A2-B1
Taking Life Step by Step
When you look at big dreams, they often feel overwhelming. Whether you are writing a book, learning a new language, or changing your career, staring at the final goal can freeze you. The secret isn't working twenty hours a day; it's doing one small thing consistently. Focus on today's single task and ignore the long road ahead. Small daily steps silently build huge results over time.