A2 LEVEL
102 Year Old Skydiver
A2 Worksheet
Vocabulary
Parachute
A large cloth that helps people fall slowly from the sky.Jump
To push yourself into the air.Record
The best or highest achievement in something.Scared
Feeling afraid.Nervous
Worried or afraid about something.Adventure
An exciting or dangerous activity.Fast
Moving quickly.Idea
A thought or plan.View
What you can see from a place.Excited
Feeling very happy about something.
Grammar Points
Present Simple
Used for facts and general truths (e.g., "Manette is 102 years old.").Present Continuous
Used for actions happening now (e.g., "She is going to jump out of a plane.").Past Simple
Used for completed past actions (e.g., "When she was 100, she drove a fast car.").Going to (future plans)
Used to talk about planned future actions (e.g., "Manette is going to break a world record.").Will (future predictions)
Used to predict the future (e.g., "She will be the oldest person in Britain to do a parachute jump.").Comparatives
Used to compare things (e.g., "Getting to 80 and 90 is not as bad as you think.").
Activities
Activity 1
True or False
Instructions
Write True or False for each sentence. If false, correct the sentence.
Manette is going to a party for her birthday.
When she was 90, she drove a fast car.
Her family felt nervous and excited.
Activity 2
Speaking & Role-Play
Instructions
In pairs, one student is Manette and the other is a reporter. The reporter asks Manette questions about her skydiving experience.
Example Questions:
How did you feel before the jump?
Why did you want to skydive?
What was the best part of the experience?
Would you do it again?
After practicing, switch roles!
Activity 3
Word Association
Instructions
Write the word "adventure" in the middle of your paper. Around it, write five words that you think are connected to adventure.
Questions
How old is Manette on the day of the jump?
What world record is she going to break?
What advice does Manette give to people about getting older?