Instructional materials for Krio, the creole spoken in Sierra Leone, are designed for Peace Corps volunteer language instruction and intended for the use of both students and instructors. Fifty-six units provide practice in language skills, particularly oral, geared to the daily language needs of volunteers. Lessons are designed for audio-lingual instructional methods, and consist of grammar notes, situational and pictorial dialogues, comprehension exercises, vocabulary and useful expressions, and monologues. Lesson topics include Krio and related language history, greetings and introductions, bargaining, travel, farming, family and household activity, Peace Corps administrative needs, eating and socializing, errands and daily living, dating, health, proverbs, songs, slang, short stories, and regional language variations. Grammar lessons alternate with topical lessons. (MSE)