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Movers
Word List
Picture Book
1
Contents
About this book…………………………………………… 2
About Cambridge English: Movers 3
What are the Movers doing today? 4
Who’s who? 5
A favourite toy shop 6–7
The party 8–9
At the doctor’s 10–11
Uncle Charlie’s hotel 12–13
From the countryside to the jungle 14–15
The weather 16–17
Our town 18–19
Dreaming of holidays 20–21
Some games 22–24
A–Z Word List for Cambridge English: Movers 25–29
Answers 30
My notes 31
2 3
About this book
This colourful picture book will help children who have completed Cambridge English: Starters
take the next step in their English language learning journey.
The book uses many of the words from the Cambridge English: Movers Word List. You will
find the words in:
Let’s talk!
• eht ni yadot rof kool uoy lliw tahW
toy shop? Why?


• a otni og uoy od netfo woH
• eht ro nwolc llat eht referp uoy oD
• htiw ekat ot ekil uoy dluow ohW
you to the toy shop?
A favourite toy shop
Here is the village toy shop. The Movers
a
re sho
pp
ing for their favourite toys.
ever
y
one – fat tedd
y
bears, funn
y
comic
b
ooks. Pretty Polly, the naughty parrot, is
the surprised pirate. Come on in. Come
inside and have a
g
ood look around
.
6 7
kitten
tall clown
bear
pet puppy
kangaroo

dolphin
rabbit
lion
pirate
whale
skates
shark
roof
comic book/
comic
farmer on his
farm
parrot in a
cage
panda
Which number?
23
Can you show which number goes with which and write in the letters?
eigh____th
_ix____th
f_f____th
s_v_nt_____
fourteenth
fif__-__ve
for__-___ee
n_n_t___th
fif__-e___t
six__-__v_n
fif__-o_e
___ety-__ven

_n_ h__d__d
sev___y–t___e
tw___ie__
thir__-s_x
fo___-s_x
thi___-__ght
six__
_ight_-n___
14
th
15
th
16
th
17
th
18
th
19
th
20
th
36
38
4
4
4
4
4
3

3
3
3
46
51
55
58
60
67
73
89
97
100
About Cambridge
English: Movers
There are three levels of test:
• Cambridge English: Starters
• Cambridge English: Movers
• Cambridge English: Flyers.
Cambridge English: Movers is a
great way to help children build
on their language skills and make
further progress in English.
For more information about Cambridge English: Young Learners please
visit: www.cambridgeenglish.org/younglearners
Cambridge English: Young Learners is a series of fun, motivating English language tests for
children in primary and lower secondary education. The tests are an excellent way for
children to gain confidence and improve their English.
The full Cambridge English: Movers Word List is at the end of this book.
• Talk about the pictures

If you are a parent or a teacher, find time to sit with your children and look at the book.
Talk together about what you see. The ‘Let’s talk!’ questions on the picture pages give
ideas of what you can talk about. Try and help your children to move from one-word
answers to longer answers.
• Find words in the pictures
There is lots of action in the pictures. Ask your children to talk about what they see. Can
they tell stories about the people in the pictures? They can then begin to use the words
for a real purpose.
See if the children want to test your English too! What can they ask you to find in
thepictures?
the
colourful
pictures
the
introduction
to each
section
the ‘Let’s talk!’
sections
the activity
pages
Who’s who?
Look at the 13 sentences above. Which order are the Movers in?
Write the correct letters in the gaps below.
4 5
Hello!
What are the Movers doing today?
Read all about our busy Movers. Look at the pictures below, then read the sentences and
choose the correct words for the gaps.
1. Charlie is cold so he gets dressed and puts on his best grey sweater.

2. Daisy is hot so she takes o her pink _____.
3. Fred’s dad is thirsty so Fred gives him a hot ______.
4. Jack often goes to the swimming pool so he can ____.
5. Jane has toothache so she cleans all her teeth with a __________.
6. Jim is too tired to climb the stairs so he must take the ________/
____.
Eighth Mover: Lily
Second Mover: _ ___y
Ninth Mover: _ a _ _
Twelfth Mover: _ _l__
Third Mover: _ r _ _
First Mover: _ h_____
Fifth Mover: _ _ _ e
Fourth Mover: __c_
Sixth Mover: _ i _
Thirteenth Mover: ___k_
Tenth Mover: _ _ u _
Eleventh Mover: _ e___
Seventh Mover: _ o _ _
7. John is afraid and frightened of the noisy ____.
8. Lily is going to the cinema so she gets dressed in her black ____.
9. Mary always likes going shopping and today she will buy a _ _ .
10. Paul is going to have a picnic in the _ __________.
11. Peter is clever and likes doing his homework using the ________.
12. Sally would like to see her aunt in the _ _______.
13. Vicky will quickly cook pasta for her hungry ____________.
coee
sweater
film
countryside

swim
grandparents
hospital
elevator/lift
coat
scarf
internet
CD
toothbrush
Let’s talk!
• What will you look for today in the
toy shop? Why?
• How often do you go into a
toyshop? What’s its name?
• Do you prefer the tall clown or the
small clown?
• Who would you like to take with
you to the toy shop?
A favourite toy shop
Here is the village toy sho
p
. The Movers
are s
h
o
pp
ing for t
h
eir favourite toys.
There are lots of dierent to

y
s for
ever
y
one – fat tedd
y
bears, funn
y
comic
books. Pretty Polly, the naughty
p
arrot, is
eating the
p
irate’s beard. “Get o!” shouts
t
h
e sur
p
rise
d

p
irate. Come on in. Come
inside and have a
g
ood look around
.
6 7
kitten

tall clown
bear
pet puppy
kangaroo
dolphin
rabbit
lion
pirate
whale
skates
shark
roof
comic book/
comic
farmer on
his farm
parrot in a
cage
panda
Let’s talk!
• What food would you like to eat at
this party?
• Why do you think the girl with blonde
hair is crying?
• When you are thirsty, what do you like
to drink?
• What is the best present you have
had at a birthday party?
The party
The band at this

p
arty are
p
laying very
loudly. The ha
pp
y
p
air are having the first
dance. There’s
p
lenty of food and drink for
everyone. Some
p
eo
p
le are sitting
q
uietly,
doin
g
nothin
g
. The Movers are havin
g
fun
a
nd makin
g
lots of noise. Look for them under

t
he table, u
p
stairs and downstairs. Let’s ho
p
e
t
he
y
will be careful and not fall! There are so
many things to do at a
p
arty!
8 9
cup
glass
bowl
grown-up
plate
son and grandson
fly in soup
hide
cheese
bottle
quiet
message
cry
blonde
hair
daughter and

granddaughter
grandchildren
parent
grandparent
Let’s talk!
• Why do you think the doctor is
looking surprised?
• Do you think it is easy to be a doctor?
• Do you feel well? How often do you
visit your doctor? Never?
At the doctor’s
The doctor is ver
y
bus
y
toda
y
. Some of the
Movers look terrible. The doctor has
g
ot to
hel
p
with a bad cough, a cold, a stomach-
ache, a headache, an earache, a bad back and
a hurt shoulder. He isn’t sure who he should
see first. He wishes everyone would sto
p
shouting! The nurse will hel
p

– after she’s

nished drinking her cu
p
of tea!
10 11
cold
fat
thin
doctor
curly
moustache
fish
earache
cough
stomach
nurse
teeth
cup
of tea
neck
tooth
headache
back
hurt
shoulder
better
Let’s talk!
• What does Uncle Charlie look like?
• How many floors does Charlie’s

hotel have?
• What is the address of Charlie’s
hotel?
• Look at Charlie’s map of the world.
Which country would you like to
goto?
Uncle Charlie’s hotel
This is Charlie’s hotel. Ever
y
one calls
h
im friendl
y
Uncle Charlie because he
l
au
g
hs loudl
y
, talks a lot and is kind to
the
p
eo
p
le that come to the hotel. Peo
p
le
from all over the world choose a holida
y
at

Charlie’s hotel. It is a famous five star hotel
with a swimming
p
ool in the basement!
12 13
roadaddress
fan
pool
wash
elevator/lift
first
floor
map of the world
CD player
dry
upstairs
downstairs
call
towel
seat
awake
shower
blanket
Let’s talk!
• What do you think is in the treasure
box?
• Where did you go on your last trip?
What did you see and do?
• Which do you prefer – the city, the
countryside or the jungle?

• Is it easy or hard to skate? Do you
like to go fast?
From the countryside to the jungle
C
ome on! Join
b
ot
h
Vic
k
y an
d
Jo
h
n on an
exciting tri
p
. They will leave the city and
travel to the countryside. They may go to
t
h
e jung
l
e or to t
h
e top of t
h
e mountain.
John is strong and can walk
q

uickly but
Vic
k
y
l
i
k
es to s
k
ate. Per
h
aps Vic
k
y an
d
Jo
h
n wi
ll
fin
d
some treasure at t
h
e en
d
of
th
e
r
a

inb
o
w
.
14 15
ticket
grass
field
rock
city
island
jungle
forest
river
skate
town
rainbow
treasure
bus station
bus
stop
ground
vegetable
tractor
driver
waterfall
lake
sandwich
salad
leaf

leaves
plant
mountain
snow
top
to ride
Let’s talk!
• What do you think Jim should
wear today? Why?
• Should Jim go out now or should
he wait?
• What was the weather like where
you live yesterday?
• What kind of weather do you like
best?
I
t’s t
he
w
eeke
n
d

a
n
d
Jim
ha
s n
o


ho
m
e
w
o
r
k
t
o

do
.
I
t’s time to wake u
p
and check the weather for the
week. There’s a storm today. It will not last long.
Th
ere wi
ll

b
e a storm an
d
it wi
ll
rain on Satur
d
a

y
. On
S
unday, the tem
p
erature will dro
p
and there will be
s
now. W
h
at a
b
out Mon
d
ay, Tues
d
ay, We
d
nes
d
ay,
Th
urs
d
a
y
an
d
Fri

d
a
y
? Wi
ll
it
b
e c
l
ou
dy
, fair or wet?
Jim has clothes for every kind of weather. Monkey is
al
rea
d
y
d
resse
d
up to go outsi
d
e
.
The weather
16 17
cloudy
snowing
sunny cloud
raining

windy
wind
(today)
storm
sun
Let’s talk!
• What could you eat for lunch in the
town centre?
• Where could you go after lunch?
• What is the address of the town’s
bank?
• Which do you like to visit best, a
shopping centre or a sports centre?
Why?
SLOW
Our town
The Movers
g
o into the bus
y
town centre.
The market arrived
y
esterda
y
and will sta
y

until tomorrow. It’s a great
p

lace to buy some
fresh vegetables for a healthy salad. O
pp
osite
the market there is a bank. If
y
ou
g
o out of the
town s
q
uare you will find ice creams near the
librar
y
. There’s alwa
y
s lots to see and do in
town. It’s neverborin
g.
SLOW
18 19
café
straight
square
places
centre
drop
sports centre
station
bank

market
square
city centre
supermarket
shopping centre
library
carry
circle
slow
Let’s talk!
• When do you usually go on holiday?
• Can you remember the best holiday
you have had?
• Can you remember the worst holiday
you have had? What didn’t you like?
• Which of the things in Jane’s dream
would you like to do?
Dreaming of holidays
loves travelling to a dierent country
an
d
t
h
ere are a
l
ways so many exciting
thin
g
s to think about. Jane is dreamin
g


o
f everything she wants to do when she
arrives on
h
o
l
i
d
a
y

20 21
dressing up
bat
kick
skip
hopping
DVD player
sail
sailing
DVD
texting
text
fishing
laughing
laugh
website
videoing
video

emailing
email
moon
Some games
Can you find the words?
Which number?
22 23
mistake
loudly
badly
dierence
hundred
idea
get on
lose
someone
something
slowly
quietly
quick
excuse me
change
because
another
carefully
all right
age
mean
Don’t worry if
you don’t find

them all. The
answers are on
page 30!
Can you show which number goes with which and write in the letters?
eigh____th
_ix____th
f_f____th
s_v_nt_____
fourteenth
fif__-__ve
for__-___ee
n_n_t___th
fif__-e___t
six__-__v_n
fif__-o_e
___ety-__ven
_n_ h__d__d
sev___y–t___e
tw___ie__
thir__-s_x
fo___-s_x
thi___-__ght
six__
_ight_-n___
14
th
15
th
16
th

17
th
18
th
19
th
20
th
36
38
46
51
55
58
60
67
73
89
97
100
MBA SOME TH I NG S
EGNHLLTBADLYL
AEOFNS IDLL JBO
NXTCOTD I LOS EW
XCHANGEFRUKCL
EUERGMAF IDSAY
ASRES I PEGLHUQ
SEZFOSARHYUSU
YMS UMT G E TON E I
TE P L EAENKNDFC

PBPLOKXCTMRTK
OXAYNEZEAOETE
DQU I E T L Y J NDAP
Monkey goes swimming!
Monkey is at the swimming pool. Read the sentences. Find the missing pairs of words.
A
above prep
address n
afraid adj
after prep
age n
all adj + adv +
det + pron
all right adj +
adv
always adv
another det +
pron
any det + pron
at prep of time
aunt n
awake adj
B
back adj + adv
+ n
bad adj
badly adv
balcony n
band (music) n
bank n

basement n
bat n
be called v
bear n
beard n
because conj
before prep
below prep
best adj + adv
better adj + adv
blanket n
blond(e) adj
boring adj
both det + pron
bottle n
bottom adj + n
bowl n
break n
bring v
bus station n
bus stop n
busy adj
buy v
by prep
C
café n
cage n
call v
careful adj
carefully adv

carry v
catch v (e.g. a
bus)
CD n
CD player n
centre n
change v
Charlie n
cheese n
cinema n
circle n
city n
city/town
centre n
clever adj
climb v
cloud n
cloudy adj
clown n
coat n
coee n
cold adj + n
come on! excl
comic n
comic book n
cook v
cough n
Movers A–Z
Word List
Grammatical key

adj adjective
adv adverb
conj conjunction
det determiner
dis discourse marker
excl exclamation
int interrogative
n noun
poss possessive
prep preposition
pron pronoun
v verb
Choose from:
above/below
on/o
round/square
get undressed/
get dressed
before/after
up/down
Example: Monkey is outside the swimming pool, then he’s inside.
1. Monkey has to _ _ _ _________, then later he has to _ _ _
_______.
2. Monkey climbs _ _ , then he climbs ____.
3. This is better. Monkey is _ _ the diving board and then he’s ___ the
diving board!
4. Monkey has fun ______ his dive and then _ _ ___ his dive!
5. Monkey loves swimming _____ the water, then _ _ _ _ _ the water.
6. Monkey likes to hide in the small _____ pool, then swim in the big
______ pool.

24 25
could v (as in
past of can
forability)
country n
countryside n
cry v
cup n
curly adj
D
Daisy n
dance v
daughter n
dierence n
dierent adj
dicult adj
doctor n
dolphin n
down adv + prep
downstairs adv
+ n
dream n + v
dress up v
drive n
driver n
drop v
dry adj + v
DVD n
DVD player n
E

earache n
easy adj
elevator n
(UK lift)
email n + v
every det
everyone pron
everything pron
exciting adj
excuse me dis
F
fair adj
fall v
famous adj
fan n
farm n
farmer n
fat adj
field n
film n + v
(US movie)
fine adj + excl
first adj + adv
fish v
floor n (e.g.
ground, 1st, etc.)
fly n
forest n
Fred n
Friday n

frightened adj
G
get dressed v
get o v
get on v
get undressed v
get up v
glass n
go shopping v
grandchild(ren)
n
granddaughter
n
grandparent n
grandson n
grass n
ground n
grown-up n
H
have (got) to v
headache n
help v
hide v
holiday n
homework n
hop v
hospital n
hot adj
how adv
how much adv

+ int
how often adv
+ int
hundred n
hungry adj
hurt v
I
idea n inside adv + n +
prep
internet n
into prep
invite v
island n
J
Jack n
Jane n
Jim n
John n
jungle n
K
kangaroo n kick n kind n kitten n
L
lake n
last adj + adv
laugh n + v
leaf/leaves n
library n
lift n (US
elevator)
Lily n

lion n
look for v
lose v
loud adj
loudly adv
M
map n
market n
Mary n
matter n
mean v
message n
mistake n
Monday n
moon n
more adv + det
+ pron
most adv + det
+ pron
mountain n
moustache n
move v
movie n (UK
film)
must v
N
naughty adj
near adv + prep
neck n
need v

never adv
noise n
nothing pron
nurse n
O
o adv + prep
often adv
on adv + prep of
time
only adv
opposite prep
out adv
out of prep
outside adv + n
+ prep
P
pair n
panda n
parent n
parrot n
party n
pasta n
Paul n
pet n
Peter n
picnic n
pirate n
place n
plant n + v
plate n

pool n
present n
pretty adj
puppy n
put on v
Q
quick adj quickly adv quiet adj quietly adv
R
rabbit n
rain n + v
rainbow n
ride n
river n
road n
rock n
roof n
round adj + adv
+ prep
S
safe adj
sail n + v
salad n
Sally n
sandwich n
Saturday n
scarf n
seat n
second adj +
adv
shall v

26 27
shark n
shop v
shopping n
shopping
centre n
shoulder n
shout v
shower n
skate n + v
skip v
slow adj
slowly adv
snow n + v
someone pron
something pron
sometimes adv
son n
soup n
sports centre n
square adj + n
stair(s) n
star n
station n
stomach n
stomach-ache n
straight adj
strong adj
Sunday n
sunny adj

supermarket n
surprised adj
sweater n
sweet adj
swim n
swimming pool
n
T
take v
take o v (i.e.
get undressed)
tall adj
tea n
temperature n
terrible adj
text n + v
than conj + prep
then adv
thin adj
thing n
think v
third adj + adv
thirsty adj
Thursday n
ticket n
tired adj
tooth/teeth n
toothache n
toothbrush n
top adj + n

towel n
town n
town/city
centre n
travel v
treasure n
trip n
Tuesday n
U
uncle n up adv + prep upstairs adv + n
V
vegetable n Vicky n video n + v village n
W
wait v
wake (up) v
walk n
wash n + v
waterfall n
weak adj
weather n
website n
Wednesday n
week n
weekend n
well adj + adv
wet adj
whale n
when adv + conj
+ int
which pron

who pron
why int
wind n
windy adj
work n + v
world n
worse adj + adv
worst adj + adv
would v
wrong adj
X
(No words at this level)
Y
yesterday adv
+ n


Z
(No words at this level)
Letters & numbers
Candidates will be expected to understand and write numbers 21–100 and ordinals
1
st
–20
th
.
Names
Candidates will be expected to recognise and write the following names:
Charlie
Daisy

Fred
Jack
Jane
Jim
John
Lily
Mary
Paul
Peter
Sally
Vicky
28 29
Answers
My notes
Remember
Use each of the following words correctly in a sentence:
any
at
by
mean
most
more
must
need
shall
than
I haven’t got any time to do my homework.
30 31
Page 4
What are the Movers doing today?

Charlie – sweater
Daisy – scarf
Fred – coee
Jack – swim
Jane – toothbrush
Jim – elevator/lift
John – film
Lily – coat
Mary – CD
Paul – countryside
Peter – internet
Sally – hospital
Vicky – grandparents
Page 4
Who’s who?
Lily
Daisy
Mary
Sally
Fred
Charlie
Jane
Jack
Vicky
Paul
Peter
John
Page 22
Can you find the words?
Page 23

Which number?
Did you get all the answers? Well done!
Page 24
Monkey goes swimming
1. Monkey has to get undressed, then later
he has to get dressed.
2. Monkey climbs up, then he climbs down.
3. This is better. Monkey is on the diving
board and then he’s o the diving board!
4. Monkey has fun before his dive and then
after his dive!
5. Monkey loves swimming above the water,
then below the water.
6. Monkey likes to hide in the small round
pool, then swim in the big square pool.
MBASOME TH I NGS
EGNHLLTBADLYL
AEOFNS IDLL J BO
NXTCOTD I LOS EW
XCHANGE FRUKCL
EUERGMAF I DSAY
ASRES I PEGLHUQ
SEZFOSARHYUSU
YMS UMTG E TON E I
TEPLEAENKNDFC
PBPLOKXCTMRTK
OXAYNE Z EAOET E
DQU I E T L Y J NDAP
14
th

15
th
16
th
17
th
18
th
19
th
20
th
36
38
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
46
51
55
58
60

67
73
89
97
100
eighteenth
sixteenth
fifteenth
seventeenth
fourteenth
fifty-five
forty-three
nineteenth
fifty-eight
sixty-seven
fifty-one
ninety-seven
one hundred
seventy–three
twentieth
thirty-six
forty-six
thirty-eight
sixty
eighty-nine
We hope you enjoyed
this book
This is the last page in the book. Use your favourite colours to make the Movers look more
exciting. Don’t forget to take your coloured pencils to your Cambridge English: Movers exam!

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Teachers and parents can use this colourful
picture book to help children continue to
get better at English and learn new words. It
is the ideal next step for children who have
already taken the Cambridge English: Starters
test.
Sit with children and look at the book. Talk
together about what you see. The ‘Let’s
talk!’ questions on the picture pages provide
suggestions for discussion topics. Encourage
the children to move from one-word
responses to extended answers.
The Cambridge English: Movers Word List

Picture Book includes many of the words
children might see in their Cambridge English:
Movers test.
Let’s talk!
• eht ni yadot rof kool uoy lliw tahW
toy shop? Why?
• a otni og uoy od netfo woH
• eht ro nwolc llat eht referp uoy oD
• htiw ekat ot ekil uoy dluow ohW
you to the toy shop?
A favourite toy shop
Here is the village toy sho
p
. The Movers
are s
h
opping for t
h
eir favourite toys.
everyone – fat teddy bears, funny comic
b
ooks. Pretty Polly, the naughty parrot, is
t
he surprised pirate. Come on in. Come
i
nsi
d
e an
d


h
ave a
g
oo
d

l
oo
k
aroun
d
.
6 7
kitten
tall clown
bear
pet puppy
kangaroo
dolphin
rabbit
lion
pirate
whale
skates
shark
roof
comic book/
comic
farmer on his
farm

parrot in a
cage
panda

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