Animal Farm (A2 level)

• Mejorar la comprensión lectora en inglés a través de una fábula clásica y accesible.
• Ampliar el vocabulario con palabras y expresiones de uso cotidiano en contexto.
• Reforzar estructuras gramaticales básicas, como el pasado simple, los adjetivos y los conectores.
• Fomentar el gusto por la lectura en otro idioma con un clásico adaptado.
• Ganar confianza al leer en inglés gracias a una narración sencilla y clara.
• Acercar la literatura en lengua inglesa a lectores de todas las edades.
• Favorecer la lectura guiada o compartida, en clase o en casa.

1. Yard: An open area outside a house or farm building.
2. Barn: A big farm building where animals or hay are kept.
3. Field: A large area of land where farmers grow plants or keep animals.
4. Grass: A green plant that grows on the ground and that animals eat.
5. Ribbon: A long, thin piece of cloth used for decoration.
6. To purr: When a cat makes a soft, low sound because it feels happy.
7. Raven: A large black bird.
8. Hole: A space in the ground or in something.
9. Wild: Living in nature, not with people.
10. Weak: Not strong.
11. Lyrics: The words of a song.
12. Gun: A weapon that shoots bullets.
13. Wheat: A plant used to make flour and bread.
14. Oat: A plant used to make food for people or animals.
15. Hay: Dry grass used as food for farm animals.
16. Corn: A yellow plant that people and animals eat.
17. Bullet: A small piece of metal that is shot from a gun.
18. Speech: Words someone says to a group of people.
19. Slavery: A system where people are forced to work and are not free.
20. Tool: An object used to do work (for example, a hammer).
21. Ladder: A thing with steps used to climb up or down.
22. Commandment: An important rule.
23. Law: A rule people must follow.
24. Bucket: A container used to carry water or other things.
25. Harvest: The time when farmers collect plants from the fields.
26. Rooster: A male chicken.
27. Flag: A piece of cloth with colours or symbols for a country or group.
28. Tablecloth: A cloth used to cover a table.
29. Hoof: The hard foot of animals like horses or cows.
30. Horn: A hard, pointed part on the head of animals like cows or goats.
31. To retire: To stop working because you are old.
32. Craft: A skill to make things with your hands.
33. Cowshed: A farm building where cows live.
34. Iron: A strong metal.
35. Tear: A drop of water that comes from your eye when you cry.
36. Grave: A place in the ground where a dead body is buried.
37. Mud: Wet, soft earth.
38. Midsummer: The middle of summer.
39. Cart: A vehicle with wheels used to carry things.
40. Windmill: A tall building with big turning blades that use wind for power.
41. Hill: Land that is higher than the land around it.
42. Heat: High temperature; when something is very warm.
43. To power: To give energy so something can work.
44. Wheel: A round object that turns and helps vehicles move.
45. Collar: A band around the neck of an animal.
46. To take care: To look after someone or something.
47. To bark: The sound a dog makes.
48. Bravery: Being strong and not afraid in a dangerous situation.
49. Loyalty: Always supporting and staying loyal to someone.
50. Skull: The bones of the head that protect the brain.
51. Tactic: A plan to win or solve a problem.
52. Rope: A strong, thick cord used to tie or pull things.
53. Cockerel: A young male chicken.
54. To feed: To give food to a person or animal.
55. Nail: A small metal piece used to join pieces of wood.
56. To trade: To buy and sell things.
57. Sheets: Large pieces of cloth used on a bed.
58. Brainwork: Work that needs thinking and planning.
59. Roof: The top part of a building.
60. To smell: To notice a scent with your nose.
61. Revenge: Doing something bad to someone because they hurt you.
62. Footprints: Marks left on the ground by feet.
63. Thin: Not thick; small from side to side.
64. Thick: Wide or heavy from side to side.
65. Illness: A sickness, an example of poor health.
66. Empty: With nothing inside.
67. Wood: The hard material from trees.
68. To hide: To put something where others cannot see it.
69. Key: A small metal object used to open a lock.
70. Guilty: Responsible for doing something wrong.
71. Warning: Something that tells you danger may come.
72. Dirty: Not clean.
73. To forbid: To say that something is not permitted.
74. Harm: Physical or emotional damage.
75. Portrait: A picture or painting of a person.
76. Jealous: Feeling unhappy because someone has something you want.
77. To poison: To make someone sick or die with a harmful substance.
78. Coward: A person who is very afraid and not brave.
79. Banknotes: Paper money.
80. Reward: Something you receive because you did something good.
81. Lung: One of the organs used to breathe.
82. Slave: A person who must work and is not free.
83. Pint: A measure for liquids (for example, beer or milk).
84. Parade: A public event where people walk together to celebrate something.
85. Demonstration: A public event where people show their opinions.
86. Sweat: Water that comes from your skin when you are hot or working hard.
87. Van: A large vehicle used to carry goods.
88. Slaughterer: A person who kills animals for meat.
89. Vet: A doctor for animals.
90. Report: Written or spoken information about something.
91. Pipe: A tube used to smoke tobacco.
92. Leather: Strong material made from animal skin.
93. Toast: When people raise their glasses and drink to celebrate something.