📍 Unit Goal — SWATStudents will be able to use the correct article — A or An — before nouns in English, and describe what is in their backpack.
A1A · Level 1Unit 5Page 3 — Presentation
Presentation
Watch the video. Notice when the speaker uses A and when they use AN. You do not need to write yet.Mirá el video. Fijáte cuándo el hablante usa A y cuándo usa AN. Todavía no necesitás escribir.
HeyGen Video — Lesson Presentation
16:9 · 90 seconds
HeyGen Script
Avatar: Friendly teacher. Hold up items or show images. Speed: Slow and clear. SCRIPT: "Hello! Welcome to Unit 5 — What is in My Backpack? Today we learn A and AN. They both mean the same thing — but we use them differently. [Hold up a book] A BOOK. B is a consonant sound — so we say A. A pen. A pencil. A notebook. A bag. [Hold up an apple] AN APPLE. A is a vowel sound — so we say AN. An eraser. An orange. An umbrella. THE RULE IS SIMPLE: A — before consonant sounds: b, c, d, f, g, p, r, s, t... AN — before vowel sounds: a, e, i, o, u [Show examples] I am A student. — S is a consonant. A student. She is AN agent. — A is a vowel. An agent. I have A book and AN eraser in my bag. Easy! Let us practice!"
While You Watch
Key Examples from the Video
A = consonant sound · AN = vowel sound
A book / A pen / A pencilEmpieza con sonido de consonante — usa A
An apple / An eraser / An orangeEmpieza con sonido de vocal — usa AN
I am a student.Soy estudiante. — student starts with S
She is an agent.Ella es agente. — agent starts with A
I have a book and an eraser.Tengo un libro y un borrador.
Grammar Visual — A vs An
900 × 300px
Image Prompt
Two-column infographic. White background. Left column: Large "A" in teal green. Below: consonant letters b,c,d,f,g,p,r,s,t highlighted. Examples: a book / a pen / a bag / a student / a teacher Right column: Large "AN" in teal green. Below: vowel letters a,e,i,o,u highlighted. Examples: an apple / an eraser / an orange / an umbrella / an agent Clean educational style.
