Where is the door? – Pre-A0+ English Story 10 🌟

October 1, 2026

Where is the hidden door? 🌼🔑

In The Yellow Flowers & the Door, Ella, Dave, Mia and Tim continue following the clues.

This time they have two important things — a key and a mysterious map.

The map leads them to the classroom, then to a window and finally to a group of yellow flowers outside.

Could the door really be hidden underneath them?

This Pre-A0+ English story helps children understand simple descriptions, location phrases and everyday expressions through pictures, actions and an exciting mystery.

What happens in the story?

The children look carefully at the map and follow its instructions.

They go to the classroom and walk towards the window.

When they look outside, they see yellow flowers.

The map tells them that the door is underneath the flowers.

The children go outside and start looking.

And then they see it.

The door is there.

Hidden underneath the flowers is a mysterious door in the ground.

Mia tries the key.

It fits.

The children open the door and discover stairs leading underground.

Where do they go?

There is only one way to find out.

Let’s go there!

Watch the story

As you watch, listen for these words and phrases:

  • I know the map.
  • The door is there.
  • The door is under…
  • yellow flowers
  • There is…
  • There are…
  • Let’s find the door.
  • stairs
  • Let’s go there.

Do not worry if you do not understand every word. Look at the map, the flowers, the characters and their actions. They give you clues that help you understand the story.

Check your understanding

After watching, try answering:

  • What do the children have?
  • Where does the map tell them to go?
  • What do they see through the window?
  • What colour are the flowers?
  • Where is the door?
  • What do they find behind the door?
  • Where do the stairs lead?

Pause the video when you need more time and repeat the characters’ sentences aloud.

Practise the new phrases

Look around you and practise:

There is a door.

There are flowers.

Then try:

The door is there.

Let’s find the door.

You can also point somewhere and say:

Let’s go there.

Simple phrases become much easier to remember when children hear them in a story and then use them themselves.

Continue learning in JOYup

In the JOYup app, children continue practising the vocabulary and phrases introduced in the story through interactive games and activities involving listening, reading, writing and speaking.

The same language returns in different situations, helping learners understand it, remember it and gradually begin using it independently.

Your first lesson is free. No time limit.

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