English Yearly Scheme of Work for Year 5 (Edited)
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ENGLISH YEARLY SCHEME OF WORK FOR YEAR 5
WEEK/ THEME/TOPIC
LEARNING OUTCOMES SPECIFICATIONS GRAMMAR/LANGUAGEFUNCTION/
VOCABULARY
World of Self /Personal
relationship
Family FirstUnit 1
(Week 1 Week 4)
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk about their family and otherfamilies.2. Read and understand different typesof texts.3. Reply an email.4. Transfer information.5. Fill in forms of personal particulars.6. Use pronouns and compound words.7. Say words as youre , dont and well
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains word contractions1.1.2- listen to and identify different typesof letter sounds1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to the same sound1.2.1- Listen to and repeat thepronunciation of compound wordscorrectly.1.5.1- Listen to descriptions, recounts andsimple factual texts and give details.2.1.2- Pronounce compound words
correctly2.2.1- Ask questions to seek information2.2.2- Ask other form of questions to seekinformation.2.3.6- Take part in teacher guideddiscussions.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (axe) word contractions.3.1.3- Read aloud words with wordcontractions3.2.1- Recognize and read aloudcompound words in texts...3.3.1- Read and understand phrases by
matching phrases to pictures.3.3.2- Read and understand simple andcompound sentences.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs by answering comprehensionquestions & completing info transferdiagrams.3.5.1- Understand the meaning of wordsby looking at the words before and after.3.6.5- Combine words to form compoundwords.4.1.1- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.3.3- Complete simple instructions, texts,rhymes, notices, and recipes, stories withmissing word with little or no guidance.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple and compoundsentences independently by looking atpictures.
Grammar: -- Pronouns
( Personal pronouns I , you , he, she, we,they)
- Possessive adjectivesMy book, his shoes,Johns bag, ourbooks, their books
Vocabulary:-
aunt, basketball,bedroom. beehive,birthday, brother,celebrate, celebrations,children, classmates,cousin, daughter,dustbin, eldest, exciting,experience, family,father, feast, festival,fishbowl, fishermen, fruitcake, grandfather,grandmother, goldfish,housewife, household,
housework, highway,mother, our, prayers,son, sister, they, their,uncle, youngest
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World of Self /Personal
Relationship
Family First
Unit 1
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk about their family and otherfamilies.2. Read and understand different types
of texts.
3. Reply an email.4. Transfer information.5. Fill in forms of personal particulars.6. Use pronouns and compound words.7. say words as youre , dont and well
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains word contractions1.1.2- listen to and identify different typesof letter sounds1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to the same sound
1.2.1- Listen to and repeat the
pronunciation of compound wordscorrectly.1.5.1- Listen to descriptions, recounts andsimple factual texts and give details.2.1.2- Pronounce compound wordscorrectly2.2.1- Ask questions to seek information2.2.2 - Ask other form of questions to seekinformation.2.3.6- Take part in teacher guideddiscussions.
3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (axe) word contractions.3.1.3- Read aloud words with wordcontractions3.2.1- Recognize and read aloudcompound words in texts...3.3.1- Read and understand phrases bymatching phrases to pictures.3.3.2- Read and understand simple andcompound sentences.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs by answering comprehensionquestions & completing info transfer
diagrams.3.5.1- Understand the meaning of wordsby looking at the words before and after.3.6.5- Combine words to form compoundwords.4.1.1- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.3.3- Complete simple instructions, texts,rhymes, notices, and recipes, stories withmissing word with little or no guidance.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.
4.4.3- Construct simple and compoundsentences independently by looking atpictures.
Grammar: -- Pronouns
( Personal pronouns I , you , he, she, we,they)
- Possessive adjectivesMy book, his shoes,Johns bag, ourbooks, their books
Vocabulary:-
aunt, basketball,bedroom. beehive,birthday, brother,celebrate, celebrations,
children, classmates,cousin, daughter,dustbin, eldest, exciting,experience, family,father, feast, festival,fishbowl, fishermen, fruitcake, grandfather,grandmother, goldfish,housewife, household,housework, highway,mother, our, prayers,son, sister, they, their,uncle, youngest
World of Self /Personal
relationship
Family FirstUnit 1
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk about their family and otherfamilies.2. Read and understand different typesof texts.3. Reply an email.4. Transfer information.
5. Fill in forms of personal particulars.6. Use pronouns and compound words.7. say words as youre , dont and well.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains word contractions1.1.2- listen to and identify different typesof letter sounds1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to the same sound1.2.1- Listen to and repeat thepronunciation of compound wordscorrectly.
1.5.1- Listen to descriptions, recounts andsimple factual texts and give details.2.1.2 - Pronounce compound wordscorrectly
Grammar: -- Pronouns
( Personal pronouns I , you , he, she, we,they)
- Possessive adjectivesMy book, his shoes,Johns bag, ourbooks, their books
Vocabulary:-
aunt, basketball,
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2.2.1- Ask questions to seek information2.2.2 - Ask other form of questions to seekinformation.2.3.6- Take part in teacher guideddiscussions.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (axe) word contractions.
3.1.3- Read aloud words with word
contractions3.2.1- Recognize and read aloudcompound words in texts...3.3.1- Read and understand phrases bymatching phrases to pictures.3.3.2- Read and understand simple andcompound sentences.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs by answering comprehensionquestions & completing info transferdiagrams.
3.5.1- Understand the meaning of wordsby looking at the words before and after.3.6.5- Combine words to form compoundwords.4.1.1- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.3.3- Complete simple instructions, texts,rhymes, notices, and recipes, stories withmissing word with little or no guidance.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple and compound
sentences independently by looking atpictures.
bedroom. beehive,birthday, brother,celebrate, celebrations,children, classmates,cousin, daughter,dustbin, eldest, exciting,experience, family,
father, feast, festival,
fishbowl, fishermen, fruitcake, grandfather,grandmother, goldfish,housewife, household,housework, highway,mother, our, prayers,son, sister, they, their,uncle, youngest
World of Self /Personal
relationship
Family FirstUnit 1
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk about their family and otherfamilies.2. Read and understand different typesof texts.3. Reply an email.4. Transfer information.5. Fill in forms of personal particulars.
6. Use pronouns and compound words.7. Say words as youre , dont and well.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains word contractions1.1.2- listen to and identify different typesof letter sounds1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to the same sound1.2.1- Listen to and repeat thepronunciation of compound wordscorrectly.1.5.1- Listen to descriptions, recounts and
simple factual texts and give details.2.1.2- Pronounce compound wordscorrectly2.2.1- Ask questions to seek information2.2.2- Ask other form of questions to seekinformation.2.3.6- Take part in teacher guideddiscussions.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (axe) word contractions.3.1.3- Read aloud words with wordcontractions3.2.1- Recognize and read aloud
compound words in texts...3.3.1- Read and understand phrases bymatching phrases to pictures.3.3.2- Read and understand simple and
Grammar: -- Pronouns
( Personal pronouns I , you , he, she, we,they)
- Possessive adjectivesMy book, his shoes,Johns bag, ourbooks, their books
Vocabulary:-
aunt, basketball,bedroom. beehive,birthday, brother,celebrate, celebrations,children, classmates,cousin, daughter,dustbin, eldest, exciting,experience, family,father, feast, festival,fishbowl, fishermen, fruitcake, grandfather,
grandmother, goldfish,housewife, household,housework, highway,mother, our, prayers,
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compound sentences.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs by answering comprehensionquestions & completing info transferdiagrams.3.5.1- Understand the meaning of wordsby looking at the words before and after.
3.6.5- Combine words to form compound
words.4.1.1- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.3.3- Complete simple instructions, texts,rhymes, notices, and recipes, stories withmissing word with little or no guidance.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple and compoundsentences independently by looking at
pictures.
son, sister, they, their,uncle, youngest
World of Self / Worldof Knowledge
Travel andadventures
Unit 2
(Week 5 Week 9)
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Listen to and repeat chants.2. Talk about travel and adventures3. Read texts and answer questions.4. Understand ordinal numbers anddates5. Transfer information from linear tonon-linear.6. Make decisions and write
paragraphs.7. Write brochures8. Use could and should in sentences9. Use irregular verbs in the PastTense.10. Listen to and discriminate soundssuch as big, cap and soil
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains .1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonationcorrectly.1.3.5- Listen to and understand ordinalnumbers: sixteenth thirty first. ( 16 th 31sty)1.5.3- Listen to simple descriptions,recounts and factual texts and talk about
them.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain thefollowing (final consonants - /g/,/p/,/l/ )2.3.3- Talk about things heard, seen orread.2.3.5- Understand ordinal numbers:sixteenth thirty first.(16th 31 sty)2.4.1- Recite simple poems and jazzchants with expressions and appropriategestures.2.5.1- Give details about the people andanimals of a story heard, read or viewed.
3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thedouble consonants and the initial blends.3.1.3- Read aloud words with letters listedin the final digraphs.3.2.5- Recognize and read and learnordinal numbers ( 16 the 31st)3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs by answering comprehensionquestions & completing info transferdiagrams.3.4.3- Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3.6.2- Give words opposite in meaning
3.8.1- Read and understand different textssuch as instructions, directions, notices,labels, messages, letters, passages,recounts and descriptions.
Grammar :-- Modals (could/should)- Simple Past Tense
Irregular verbs
Vocabulary :-
accommodation, across ,attractions , bazaar,brochure , brought,celebrate , coastline,
convenient, convoy,costumes , destination ,distance , habitat ,mechanics , popular ,package , participants ,sanctuary , sixteenth ,slept ,snorkel ,successful , terrible,traditional, costumes
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4.3.3- Complete simple instructions, texts,rhymes, notices, and recipes, stories withmissing word with little or no guidance.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.4.4.4- Construct simple paragraphs that
contain main ideas and supporting details.
4.6.2- Indent when writing a paragraph.
World of Self / Worldof Knowledge
Travel and adventureUnit 2
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Listen to and repeat chants.2. Talk about travel and adventures3. Read texts and answer questions.4. Understand ordinal numbers anddates
5. Transfer information from linear tonon-linear.6. Make decisions and writeparagraphs.7. Write brochures8. Use could and should in sentences9. Use irregular verbs in the PastTense.10. Listen to and discriminate soundssuch as big, cap and soil
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains .1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonationcorrectly.1.3.5- Listen to and understand ordinalnumbers: sixteenth thirty first. ( 16 th
31st
)1.5.3- Listen to simple descriptions,recounts and factual texts and talk aboutthem.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain thefollowing (final consonants - /g/,/p/,/l/ )2.3.3- Talk about things heard, seen orread.2.3.5- Understand ordinal numbers:sixteenth thirty first.(16th 31st)2.4.1- Recite simple poems and jazzchants with expressions and appropriate
gestures.2.5.1- Give details about the people andanimals of a story heard, read or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thedouble consonants and the initial blends.3.1.3- Read aloud words with letters listedin the final digraphs.3.2.5- Recognize and read and learnordinal numbers ( 16th 31st)3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs by answering comprehensionquestions & completing info transferdiagrams.
3.4.3- Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3.6.2- Give words opposite in meaning3.8.1- Read and understand different textssuch as instructions, directions, notices,labels, messages, letters, passages,recounts and descriptions.4.3.3- Complete simple instructions, texts,rhymes, notices, and recipes, stories withmissing word with little or no guidance.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.
4.4.4- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.6.2- Indent when writing a paragraph.
Grammar :-- Modals (could/should)- Simple Past Tense
Irregular verbs
Vocabulary :-
accommodation, across ,
attractions , bazaar,brochure , brought,celebrate , coastline,convenient, convoy,costumes , destination ,distance , habitat ,mechanics , popular ,package , participants ,sanctuary , sixteenth ,slept ,snorkel ,successful , terrible,traditional, costumes
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World of Self / Worldof Knowledge
Travel and
adventuresUnit 2
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Listen to and repeat chants.2. Talk about travel and adventures3. Read texts and answer questions.4. Understand ordinal numbers and
dates5. Transfer information from linear tonon-
linear.6. Make decisions and writeparagraphs.7. Write brochures8. Use could and should in sentences9. Use irregular verbs in the PastTense.10. Listen to and discriminate soundssuch as big, cap and soil
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains .1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonationcorrectly.1.3.5- Listen to and understand ordinal
numbers: sixteenth thirty first. ( 16 th 31st )1.5.3- Listen to simple descriptions,recounts and factual texts and talk aboutthem.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain thefollowing (final consonants - /g/,/p/,/l/ )2.3.3- Talk about things heard, seen orread.2.3.5- Understand ordinal numbers:sixteenth thirty first.
(16th
31st
)2.4.1- Recite simple poems and jazzchants with expressions and appropriategestures.2.5.1- Give details about the people andanimals of a story heard, read or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thedouble consonants and the initial blends.3.1.3- Read aloud words with letters listedin the final digraphs.3.2.5- Recognize and read and learnordinal numbers ( 16th 31st)3.3.3- Read and understand simple
paragraphs by answering comprehensionquestions & completing info transferdiagrams.3.4.3- Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3.6.2- Give words opposite in meaning3.8.1- Read and understand different textssuch as instructions, directions, notices,labels, messages, letters, passages,recounts and descriptions.4.3.3- Complete simple instructions, texts,rhymes, notices, and recipes, stories withmissing word with little or no guidance.
4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.4.4.4- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.6.2- Indent when writing a paragraph.
Grammar :-- Modals (could/should)- Simple Past Tense
Irregular verbs
Vocabulary :-
accommodation, across ,attractions , bazaar,brochure , brought,celebrate , coastline,convenient, convoy,costumes , destination ,distance , habitat ,mechanics , popular ,package , participants ,
sanctuary , sixteenth ,slept ,snorkel ,successful , terrible,traditional, costumes
World of Self / Worldof Knowledge
Travel andadventures
Unit 2
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Listen to and repeat chants.2. Talk about travel and adventures3. Read texts and answer questions.
4. Understand ordinal numbers anddates5. Transfer information from linear tonon-linear.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains .1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonationcorrectly.
1.3.5- Listen to and understand ordinalnumbers: sixteenth thirty first. ( 16 th 31st)1.5.3- Listen to simple descriptions,
Grammar :-- Modals (could/should)- Simple Past Tense
Irregular verbs
Vocabulary :-
accommodation, across ,attractions , bazaar,brochure , brought,
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6. Make decisions and writeparagraphs.
7.7. Write brochures8. Use could and should in sentences9. Use irregular verbs in the PastTense.
10. Listen to and discriminate soundssuch as big, cap and soil
recounts and factual texts and talk aboutthem.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain thefollowing (final consonants - /g/,/p/,/l/ )2.3.3- Talk about things heard, seen orread.2.3.5- Understand ordinal numbers:
sixteenth thirty first.(16th 31 sty)2.4.1- Recite simple poems and jazzchants with expressions and appropriategestures.2.5.1- Give details about the people andanimals of a story heard, read or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thedouble consonants and the initial blends.3.1.3- Read aloud words with letters listedin the final digraphs.3.2.5- Recognize and read and learn
ordinal numbers ( 16th
31st
)3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs by answering comprehensionquestions & completing info transferdiagrams.3.4.3- Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3.6.2- Give words opposite in meaning3.8.1- Read and understand different textssuch as instructions, directions, notices,labels, messages, letters, passages,recounts and descriptions.4.3.3- Complete simple instructions, texts,
rhymes, notices, and recipes, stories withmissing word with little or no guidance.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.4.4.4- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.6.2- Indent when writing a paragraph.
celebrate , coastline,convenient, convoy,costumes , destination ,distance , habitat ,mechanics , popular ,package , participants ,sanctuary , sixteenth ,
slept ,snorkel ,
successful , terrible,traditional, costumes
World of Knowledge/World of self
Saving OurEnvironment
Unit 3
(Week 9 Week 13)
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Listen to texts read
2. Talk about our environment3. Read texts and answer questions4. Identify words with the same sound.5. Form questions6. Write compound sentences using soand because7. Write sentences to show habitualactions8. Say words such as across andalmost
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to same sounds.
2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the finalblends.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.3.3- Talk about things seen or read.2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.5.2- Talk about actions of people andanimals in a story read, heard or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sounds: (I) initial vowels.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.
3.4.3- Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3.8.4- Read and understand simple factualtexts by answering comprehension
Grammar:-- Conjunctions : so and
because-Tenses Simple Present
Tense- for habitualactions
- Sentence types- simplesentence
- compound sentence
Vocabulary :
adrift, always, audience,auditorium. awful,chemicals ,chimney,
clogged, colleagues,customer, destroy,dispose of, dump,factory, furnace,
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questions in relation to main ideas anddetails.3.8.5- Read and understand cause andeffect relationship.3.9.3- Read and talk about the actions ofpeople and animals in a story read.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences and
compound sentences based on given
stimulus.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
garbage, housing estate,incinerator ,inspect,landfill, metal , publichealth inspector, recycle,reduce, released, rot ,sort
World of Knowledge/World of self
Saving OurEnvironment
Unit 3
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1.Listen to texts read2. Talk about our environment3. Read texts and answer questions4. Identify words with the same sound.
5. Form questions6. Write compound sentences using soand because7. Write sentences to show habitualactions8. Say words such as across andalmost
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to same sounds.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the finalblends.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seek
information2.3.3- Talk about things seen or read.2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.5.2- Talk about actions of people andanimals in a story read, heard or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sounds: (i) initial vowels.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.4.3- Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3.8.4- Read and understand simple factual
texts by answering comprehensionquestions in relation to main ideas anddetails.3.8.5- Read and understand cause andeffect relationship.3.9.3- Read and talk about the actions ofpeople and animals in a story read.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
Grammar:--Conjunctions : so and
because-Tenses Simple Present
Tense- for habitualactions
- Sentence types- simple
sentence- compound sentence
Vocabulary :
adrift, always, audience,auditorium. awful,chemicals, chimney,clogged, colleagues,customer, destroy,dispose of, dump,
factory, furnace,garbage, housing estate,incinerator ,inspect,landfill, metal , publichealth inspector, recycle,reduce, released, rot ,sort
World of Knowledge/World of self
Saving OurEnvironment
Unit 3
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Listen to texts read2. Talk about our environment3. Read texts and answer questions4. Identify words with the same sound.5. Form questions6. Write compound sentences using soand because7. Write sentences to show habitualactions8. Say words such as across and
almost
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to same sounds.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the finalblends.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.3.3- Talk about things seen or read.2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.5.2- Talk about actions of people andanimals in a story read, heard or viewed.
3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sounds: (i) initial vowels.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.
Grammar:--Conjunctions : so and
because-Tenses Simple Present
Tense- for habitualactions
- Sentence types- simplesentence
- compound sentence
Vocabulary :
adrift, always, audience,auditorium. awful,chemicals ,chimney,
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3.4.3- Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3.8.4- Read and understand simple factualtexts by answering comprehensionquestions in relation to main ideas anddetails.3.8.5- Read and understand cause and
effect relationship.
3.9.3- Read and talk about the actions ofpeople and animals in a story read.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
clogged, colleagues,customer, destroy,dispose of, dump,factory, furnace,garbage, housing estate,incinerator ,inspect,landfill, metal , public
health inspector, recycle,
reduce, released, rot ,sort
World of Knowledge/World of self
Saving OurEnvironment
Unit 3
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1.Listen to texts read2. Talk about our environment3. Read texts and answer questions4. Identify words with the same sound.5. Form questions6. Write compound sentences using soand because7. Write sentences to show habitualactions8. Say words such as across andalmost
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.3- Listen to and group words
according to same sounds.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the finalblends.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.3.3- Talk about things seen or read.2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.5.2- Talk about actions of people andanimals in a story read, heard or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sounds: (i) initial vowels.3.3.3- Read and understand simple
paragraphs.3.4.3- Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3.8.4- Read and understand simple factualtexts by answering comprehensionquestions in relation to main ideas anddetails.3.8.5- Read and understand cause andeffect relationship.3.9.3- Read and talk about the actions ofpeople and animals in a story read.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on given
stimulus.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
Grammar:--Conjunctions : so and
because
-Tenses Simple PresentTense- for habitualactions
- Sentence types- simplesentence
- compound sentence
Vocabulary :
adrift, always, audience,auditorium. awful,
chemicals ,chimney,clogged, colleagues,customer, destroy,dispose of, dump,factory, furnace,garbage, housing estate,incinerator ,inspect,landfill, metal , publichealth inspector, recycle,reduce, released, rot ,sort
World of Self andPersonal
Relationship
Animals and UsUnit 4
(Week 13 Week 16)
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Name and talk about animals andtheir young2. Read and response to texts aboutanimals3. Read and respond to a story.4. Describe animals in groups.
5. Compare and contrast animals6. Write a journal7. Use Past tense8. Listen to and discriminate sounds
1.1.1 - Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.2- Listen to and identify different typesof letters sounds.1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to same sounds.1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonation
correctly.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the finalblends.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seek
Grammar:--Nouns-Collective nouns- Past simple with (d/
ed)- Sentence types- simple
sentence- compound sentence
Vocabulary :
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such as sunset and cloud information2.3.3- Talk about things seen or read.3.1.3- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound: (ii) final consonants - /t/and /d/3.1.5- Compare words for similar anddifferent sounds.
3.3.3- Read and understand simple
paragraphs.3.6.7- State collective nouns.3.7.1 - Read and locate the requiredwords in the dictionary.3.8.2- Scan for specific information.3.9.2- Read and give details about thepeople and animals in the story.4.1.4- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.3.2- Complete simple instructions,recipes, descriptions, rhymes with missing
words and simple phrases ( withguidance)4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.7.4-. Write simple recounts withguidance.
animals, bat, brood,calves, cat, chicks,chickens, chimpanzees,coops, cows, cricket, dog, ducks, ducklings,experience, farm, farmstay, fish , flock, foal, frog
,goats, goose,
gosling, hens, herd,house, kids, kittens,leopard, litter, nest, owl,pond, puppy, rabbits, sealion, shed, squirrels,swarm, tadpole, troop,toad, weekend, wolves
World of Self and
PersonalRelationship
Animals and UsUnit 4
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Name and talk about animals andtheir young2. Read and response to texts aboutanimals3. Read and respond to a story.4. Describe animals in groups.5. Compare and contrast animals6. Write a journal7. Use Past tense8. Listen to and discriminate soundssuch as sunset and cloud
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.2- Listen to and identify different types
of letters sounds.1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to same sounds.1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonationcorrectly.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the finalblends.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.3.3- Talk about things seen or read.3.1.3- Look at letters and say aloud the
following sound: (ii) final consonants - /t/and /d/3.1.5- Compare words for similar anddifferent sounds.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.6.7- State collective nouns.3.7.1- Read and locate the required wordsin the dictionary.3.8.2- Scan for specific information.3.9.2- Read and give details about thepeople and animals in the story.4.1.4- Write words, phrases and
sentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.3.2- Complete simple instructions,recipes, descriptions, rhymes with missingwords and simple phrases ( with
Grammar:--Nouns-Collective nouns
- Past simple with (d/ed)
- Sentence types- simplesentence
- compound sentence
Vocabulary :
animals, bat, brood,calves, cat, chicks,chickens, chimpanzees,
coops, cows, cricket, dog, ducks, ducklings,experience, farm, farmstay, fish , flock, foal, frog,goats, goose, gosling,hens, herd, house, kids,kittens, leopard, litter,nest, owl, pond, puppy,rabbits, sea lion, shed,squirrels, swarm,tadpole, troop, toad,weekend, wolves
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guidance)4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.7.4-. Write simple recounts with
guidance.
World of Self andPersonal
Relationship
Animals and UsUnit 4
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Name and talk about animals andtheir young2. Read and response to texts aboutanimals3. Read and respond to a story.4. Describe animals in groups.5. Compare and contrast animals6. Write a journal
7. Use Past tense8. Listen to and discriminate soundssuch as sunset and cloud
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.2- Listen to and identify different typesof letters sounds.1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to same sounds.1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonationcorrectly.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the final
blends.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.3.3- Talk about things seen or read.3.1.3- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound: (ii) final consonants - /t/and /d/3.1.5- Compare words for similar anddifferent sounds.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.6.7- State collective nouns.3.7.1- Read and locate the required words
in the dictionary.3.8.2- Scan for specific information.3.9.2- Read and give details about thepeople and animals in the story.4.1.4- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.3.2- Complete simple instructions,recipes, descriptions, rhymes with missingwords and simple phrases ( withguidance)4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.
4.4.3- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.7.4-. Write simple recounts withguidance.
Grammar:-- Nouns- Collective nouns- Past simple with (d/
ed)- Sentence types- simple
sentence- compound sentence
Vocabulary :
animals, bat, brood,calves, cat, chicks,chickens, chimpanzees,coops, cows, cricket,dog, ducks, ducklings,experience, farm, farmstay, fish , flock, foal, frog,goats, goose, gosling,hens, herd, house, kids,kittens, leopard, litter,nest, owl, pond, puppy,
rabbits, sea lion, shed,squirrels, swarm,tadpole, troop, toad,weekend, wolves
World of Self andKnowledge
BountifulHarvestUnit 5
(Week 16 Week 19)
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk about modern farming.2. Read and answer questions3. Write a story.4. Use homographs5. Use singular and plural form
6. Make and respond to suggestions7. Listen to , say and discriminatesounds of words
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.2- Listen to and identify different typesof letters sounds.1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to same sounds.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the finalblends.
2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.
Grammar: -
- Nouns- Numbers
(singular and pluralforms)
Language Functions:-
- To seek and makesuggestions
- To response
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2.3.3- Talk about things seen or read.2.7.3- Suggesting ideas to do things.2.7.4- Responding to suggestions.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound: (vi) initial blends.3.1.4- Read and group words according toword families.
3.3.3- Read and understand simple
paragraphs.3.6.3- Read and distinguish homographs.3.7.1- Read and locate the required wordsin the dictionary.3.8.2- Scan for specific information.3.8.3- Read and obtain meaning of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.4.1.4- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on given
stimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.7.4-. Write simple recounts withguidance.
Vocabulary:-
agricultural , industry ,association , blazer, bled,blinded, blink, blissful,blisters, blizzard, blown,
bow, bright,
broke, can , child,children, clear, cliff,climbed, clock, clump,cricket, crops , date,deforestation , desert,dinner, discover, estate,fabrics, farmers, farmersincome, fast , fertilizers,grains, geese, goose,hardworking, harvesting,hungry , kenaf ,
landowners, leaves, lice,louse, machinery , mice ,mouse , ox , oxen ,pesticides , plant ,plantation , present ,processing , pulp , paper,refuse, responsible, snow, summer, sympathy,systematic, teeth , tooth,wandered, weak , wind,winter, woman , young
World of Self andKnowledge
BountifulHarvest
Unit 5
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk about modern farming.2. Read and answer questions3. Write a story.4. Use homographs5. Use singular and plural form6. Make and respond to suggestions7. Listen to , say and discriminatesounds of words
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.2- Listen to and identify different typesof letters sounds.1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to same sounds.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the finalblends.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.2.3.3- Talk about things seen or read.
2.7.3- Suggesting ideas to do things.2.7.4- Responding to suggestions.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound: (vi) initial blends.3.1.4- Read and group words according toword families.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.6.3- Read and distinguish homographs.3.7.1- Read and locate the required wordsin the dictionary.3.8.2- Scan for specific information.3.8.3- Read and obtain meaning of words
and phrases for contextual clues.4.1.4- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences and
Grammar: -
- Nouns- Numbers
(singular and pluralforms)
Language Functions:-- To seek and make
suggestions- To response
Vocabulary:-
agricultural , industry ,association , blazer, bled,blinded, blink, blissful,blisters, blizzard, blown,bow, bright, broke, can ,child, children, clear, cliff,climbed, clock, clump,cricket, crops , date,deforestation , desert,dinner, discover, estate,fabrics, farmers, farmers
income, fast , fertilizers,grains, geese, goose,hardworking, harvesting,hungry , kenaf ,
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compound sentences based on givenstimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.7.4-. Write simple recounts withguidance.
landowners, leaves, lice,louse, machinery , mice ,mouse , ox , oxen ,pesticides , plant ,plantation , present ,processing , pulp , paper,
refuse, responsible, snow, summer, sympathy,systematic, teeth , tooth,wandered, weak , wind,winter, woman , young
World of Self andKnowledge
BountifulHarvest
Unit 5
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk about modern farming.2. Read and answer questions3. Write a story.
4. Use homographs5. Use singular and plural form6. Make and respond to suggestions7. Listen to , say and discriminatesounds of words
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.2- Listen to and identify different typesof letters sounds.1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to same sounds.
2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the finalblends.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.2.3.3- Talk about things seen or read.2.7.3- Suggesting ideas to do things.2.7.4- Responding to suggestions.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound: (vi) initial blends.3.1.4- Read and group words according toword families.
3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.6.3- Read and distinguish homographs.3.7.1- Read and locate the required wordsin the dictionary.3.8.2- Scan for specific information.3.8.3- Read and obtain meaning of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.4.1.4- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on givenstimulus.
4.4.3- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.7.4-. Write simple recounts withguidance.
Grammar: -
- Nouns- Numbers
(singular and pluralforms)
Language Functions:-- To seek and make
suggestions- To response
Vocabulary:-
agricultural , industry ,association , blazer, bled,blinded, blink, blissful,blisters, blizzard, blown,bow, bright, broke, can ,
child, children, clear, cliff,climbed, clock, clump,cricket, crops , date,deforestation , desert,dinner, discover, estate,fabrics, farmers, farmersincome, fast , fertilizers,grains, geese, goose,hardworking, harvesting,hungry , kenaf ,landowners, leaves, lice,louse, machinery , mice ,mouse , ox , oxen ,
pesticides , plant ,plantation , present ,processing , pulp , paper,refuse, responsible, snow, summer, sympathy,systematic, teeth , tooth,wandered, weak , wind,winter, woman , young
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk about various food in thecountry...2. Read and understand texts.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.2- Listen to and identify different types
of letters sounds.1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to same sounds.
Grammar: -
- Uncountable nouns
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World of Knowledge
Glorious FoodUnit 6
(Week 19 Week 23)
3. Write a paragraph.4. Accept sentences using an invitation5. Form sentences using some andany.6. Listen to and say words such aswalked, smallest, bitter and celebration7. Listen to and say words with correct
stress
2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the finalblends.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.2.7.1- Extending an invitation.
2.7.2- Accepting or declining an invitation3.1.3- Read aloud words with the letterslisted3.1.4- Read and group words according toword families.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.9.2- Read and give details about peopleand animals in the story.3.9.3- Read and obtain meaning of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.4.1.4- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.
4.3.3- Complete simple instructions, texts,rhymes, notices, and recipes, stories withmissing word with little or no guidance.4.4.1- Write words and phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.
Language Functions:-- To accept and decline
an invitation
Vocabulary:-
any , balanced , bigger ,
biggest , convenient ,ethnic, expensive ,hygienic , ingredients ,largest , pickles , please ,some , smallest ,sweetest , special, tasty ,unique , variety
WEEK 20(23 - 27 May)
PENILAIAN KENDALIAN SEKOLAH RENDAH ( 1 )
World of Knowledge
Glorious FoodUnit 6
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk about various food in thecountry...2. Read and understand texts.3. Write a paragraph.4. Accept sentences using an invitation5. Form sentences using some andany.6. Listen to and say words such aswalked, smallest, bitter and celebration
7. Listen to and say words with correctstress
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.2- Listen to and identify different typesof letters sounds.1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to same sounds.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the finalblends.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.
2.7.1- Extending an invitation.2.7.2- Accepting or declining an invitation3.1.3- Read aloud words with the letterslisted3.1.4- Read and group words according toword families.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.9.2- Read and give details about peopleand animals in the story.3.9.3- Read and obtain meaning of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.4.1.4- Write words, phrases and
sentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.3.3- Complete simple instructions, texts,rhymes, notices, and recipes, stories withmissing word with little or no guidance.
Grammar: -
- Uncountable nouns
Language Functions:-- To accept and decline
an invitation
Vocabulary:-
any , balanced , bigger ,biggest , convenient ,
ethnic, expensive ,hygienic , ingredients ,largest , pickles , please ,some , smallest ,sweetest , special ,tasty , unique , variety
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4.4.1- Write words and phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a given
stimulus.
World of Knowledge
Glorious FoodUnit 6
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk about various food in thecountry...2. Read and understand texts.3. Write a paragraph.4. Accept sentences using an invitation5. Form sentences using some andany.6. Listen to and say words such aswalked, smallest, bitter and celebration
7. Listen to and say words with correctstress
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.2- Listen to and identify different typesof letters sounds.1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to same sounds.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the finalblends.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.
2.7.1- Extending an invitation.2.7.2- Accepting or declining an invitation3.1.3- Read aloud words with the letterslisted3.1.4- Read and group words according toword families.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.9.2- Read and give details about peopleand animals in the story.3.9.3- Read and obtain meaning of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.4.1.4- Write words, phrases and
sentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.3.3- Complete simple instructions, texts,rhymes, notices, and recipes, stories withmissing word with little or no guidance.4.4.1- Write words and phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.
Grammar: -
- Uncountable nouns
Language Functions:-- To accept and decline
an invitation
Vocabulary:-
any , balanced , bigger ,biggest , convenient ,
ethnic, expensive ,hygienic , ingredients ,largest , pickles , please ,some , smallest ,sweetest , special, tasty ,unique , variety
World of Stories/World of Knowledge
PeopleUnit 7
(Week 23 Week 26)
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk about people.2. Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3. Read and respond to text aboutpeople.4. Answer various forms of questions.5. Form sentences to describe people.6. Use article a, an, and the.7. Make sentences using Subject- VerbAgreement.8. Listen to and say words such asschool, bird and telephone.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.3.1- Listen to key words and phrases in
stories , recounts and descriptions heard.1.5.2- Listen to simple description,recounts, and simple factual texts andgive details.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.3.3- Read and understand simple
paragraphs.3.4.3- Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3.8.4- Read and obtain meaning of words
Grammar: -- articles- Subject Verb
agreement
Vocabulary:-
anchor, alphabet ,ancestor, appreciate ,brave , design, dignitary ,diligent , excited ,community, courageous ,enemy, echo,hardworking , honest ,invent , indigenous,
leader, organ, particular ,polite, protect , proud ,peace, parade, receive,represent , responsible ,
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and phrases for contextual clues.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.
4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
society, treat, useful
World of Stories/World of Knowledge
PeopleUnit 7
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk about people.2. Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3. Read and respond to text aboutpeople.4. Answer various forms of questions.5. Form sentences to describe people.6. Use article a, an, and the.
7. Make sentences using Subject- VerbAgreement.8. Listen to and say words such asschool, bird and telephone.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.3.1- Listen to key words and phrases instories , recounts and descriptions heard.1.5.2- Listen to simple description,recounts, and simple factual texts andgive details.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.
2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.4.3- Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3.8.4- Read and obtain meaning of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.
4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
Grammar: -- articles- Subject Verb
agreement
Vocabulary:-
anchor, alphabet ,ancestor, appreciate ,brave , design ,
dignitary , diligent ,excited , community,courageous , enemy,echo, hardworking ,honest , invent ,indigenous, leader, organ, particular , polite,protect , proud , peace,parade, receive,represent , responsible ,society, treat, useful
World of Stories/World of Knowledge
PeopleUnit 7
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk about people.2. Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3. Read and respond to text aboutpeople.4. Answer various forms of questions.5. Form sentences to describe people.
6. Use article a, an, and the.7. Make sentences using Subject- VerbAgreement.8. Listen to and say words such asschool, bird and telephone.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.3.1- Listen to key words and phrases instories , recounts and descriptions heard.1.5.2- Listen to simple description,recounts, and simple factual texts andgive details.2.2.1- Ask Wh questions to seekinformation2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions to
seek information.2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.4.3- Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3.8.4- Read and obtain meaning of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a given
stimulus.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
Grammar: -- articles- Subject Verb
agreement
Vocabulary:-
anchor, alphabet ,ancestor, appreciate ,
brave , design ,dignitary , diligent ,excited , community,courageous , enemy,echo, hardworking ,honest , invent ,indigenous, leader, organ, particular , polite,protect , proud , peace,parade, receive,represent , responsible ,society, treat, useful
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World of Knowledge
World of Stories
Inventions
Unit 8
(Week 26 Week 29)
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Listen to text read
2. Talk about inventions.3. Read texts and answer questions.
4. Write simple instructions.5. Form sentences to describe people.6. Use proper nouns.7. Write positive and negativestatements.8. Listen to and discriminate soundssuch as cough and ache.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.3.1- Listen to key words and phrases instories , recounts and descriptions heard.
1.3.3- Listen to and understand phrases instories , recounts and descriptions heard
1.5.2- Listen to simple description,recounts, and simple factual texts andgive details.1.5.3- Listen to simple descriptions,recounts and factual texts and talk aboutthem.2.1.1- Repeat words that contains the
following soundv) final diagraphs2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.5.1- Give details about people and
animals in a story heard, read or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.6.2- Give words similar in meaning.3.7.2- Read and select the definitionsuited to the meaning of words in context3.8.1- Read and understand different textsuch as instructions, directions, notice,labels, messages, letters, passages,recounts and descriptions.3.8.3- Read and obtain meanings of words
and phrases for contextual clues.3.8.4- Read and obtain meaning of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.4.4.4- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
Grammar: -- Proper nouns- Positive sentences- Negative sentences
Vocabulary:-
bright, competitions,distances, download,edit, experiments, gears,handle, history, improve,invent, material, motor,participate , propellers,reduce, remove, rubberpatch, squeeze, wheels
World of Knowledge
World of Stories
InventionsUnit 8
By the end of the week, pupils
should be able to:
1. Listen to text read2. Talk about inventions.3. Read texts and answer questions.4. Write simple instructions.5. Form sentences to describe people.6. Use proper nouns.7. Write positive and negativestatements.8. Listen to and discriminate soundssuch as cough and ache.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words that
contains final blends1.3.1- Listen to key words and phrases instories , recounts and descriptions heard.1.3.3- Listen to and understand phrases instories , recounts and descriptions heard1.5.2- Listen to simple description,recounts, and simple factual texts andgive details.1.5.3- Listen to simple descriptions,recounts and factual texts and talk aboutthem.2.1.1- Repeat words that contains the
following soundv) final diagraphs
2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.
Grammar: -
- Proper nouns- Positive sentences- Negative sentences
Vocabulary:-
bright, competitions,distances, download,edit, experiments, gears,handle, history, improve,invent, material, motor,participate , propellers,
reduce, remove, rubberpatch, squeeze, wheels
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2.5.1- Give details about people andanimals in a story heard, read or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.
3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.
3.6.2- Give words similar in meaning.3.7.2- Read and select the definitionsuited to the meaning of words in context3.8.1- Read and understand different textsuch as instructions, directions, notice,labels, messages, letters, passages,recounts and descriptions.3.8.3- Read and obtain meanings of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.3.8.4- Read and obtain meaning of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a given
stimulus.4.4.4- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
World of Knowledge
World of Stories
InventionsUnit 8
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Listen to text read2. Talk about inventions.3. Read texts and answer questions.
4. Write simple instructions.5. Form sentences to describe people.6. Use proper nouns.7. Write positive and negativestatements.8. Listen to and discriminate soundssuch as cough and ache.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.3.1- Listen to key words and phrases instories , recounts and descriptions heard.1.3.3- Listen to and understand phrasesin stories , recounts and descriptions
heard1.5.2- Listen to simple description,recounts, and simple factual texts andgive details.1.5.3- Listen to simple descriptions,recounts and factual texts and talk aboutthem.2.1.1- Repeat words that contains the
following soundv) final diagraphs2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.2.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.
2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.5.1- Give details about people andanimals in a story heard, read or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.6.2- Give words similar in meaning.3.7.2- Read and select the definitionsuited to the meaning of words in context3.8.1- Read and understand different textsuch as instructions, directions, notice,
labels, messages, letters, passages,recounts and descriptions.3.8.3- Read and obtain meanings of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.
Grammar: -- Proper nouns- Positive sentences- Negative sentences
Vocabulary:-
bright, competitions,distances, download,edit, experiments, gears,handle, history, improve,invent, material, motor,participate , propellers,reduce, remove, rubberpatch, squeeze, wheels
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3.8.4- Read and obtain meaning of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.4.4.4- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.
4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
World of Stories/ World of
Knowledge
Culture andTraditions
Unit 9
(Week 29 Week 32)
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Listen about culture and traditionspracticed by different ethnic groups.2. Read and respond to texts aboutculture and traditions.3. Read and answer questions.4. Form sentences about culture andtraditions.
5. Use conjunctions like and, but andor.6. Say words such as listen, wrap, hourand island.7. Answer comprehension questions.8. Complete statements by writing outmissing words and phrases.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.3.1- Listen to key words and phrases instories, recounts and descriptions heard.1.3.3- Listen to and understand phrasesin stories , recounts and descriptionsheard1.5.2- Listen to simple description,recounts, and simple factual texts andgive details.
1.5.3- Listen to simple descriptions,recounts and factual texts and talk aboutthem.2.1.1- Repeat words that contains the
following soundv) final diagraphs2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.2.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.5.2- Talk about actions of people andanimals in a story read, heard or viewed.
3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.4.3- Read aloud poems and storiesclearly and expressively.3.8.2- Scan for specific information intexts.3.8.3- Read and obtain meanings of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.3.8.4- Read and obtain meaning of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences and
compound sentences based on a givenstimulus.4.4.4- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
Grammar: -- Conjunctions
( and / but /so)
Vocabulary:-
almost , attractive,began, cross,competition, clothes,culture , custom,
costumes , events,favorite, forbidden,happy , honest, honor,heir , hour, instrument,island, listen, materials,occasions, often ,pastime, show, still,tradition, those,temporary, through,where, world , watch,wrap, wrong, whistle,write
World of Stories/ World of
Knowledge
Culture and
Traditions
Unit 9
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Listen about culture and traditionspracticed by different ethnic groups.
2. Read and respond to texts aboutculture and traditions.3. Read and answer questions.4. Form sentences about culture and
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.3.1- Listen to key words and phrases instories, recounts and descriptions heard.1.3.3- Listen to and understand phrases
in stories , recounts and descriptionsheard1.5.2- Listen to simple description,recounts, and simple factual texts and
Grammar: -- Conjunctions
( and / but /so)
Vocabulary:-
almost , attractive,began, cross,competition, clothes,
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traditions.5. Use conjunctions like and, but andor.6. Say words such as listen, wrap, hour
and island.7. Answer comprehension questions.
8. Complete statements by writing outmissing words and phrases.
give details.1.5.3- Listen to simple descriptions,recounts and factual texts and talk about
them.2.1.1- Repeat words that contains the
following soundv) final diagraphs
2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.2.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.5.2- Talk about actions of people andanimals in a story read, heard or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.4.3- Read aloud poems and stories
clearly and expressively.3.8.2- Scan for specific information intexts.3.8.3- Read and obtain meanings of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.3.8.4- Read and obtain meaning of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.4.4.4- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions with
guidance.
culture , custom,costumes , events,favorite, forbidden,
happy , honest, honor,heir , hour, instrument,island, listen, materials,
occasions, often ,pastime, show, still,tradition, those,temporary, through,where, world , watch,wrap, wrong, whistle,write
World of Stories/ World of
Knowledge
Culture andTraditions
Unit 9
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Listen about culture and traditionspracticed by different ethnic groups.2. Read and respond to texts aboutculture and traditions.3. Read and answer questions.4. Form sentences about culture andtraditions.
5. Use conjunctions like and, but andor.6. Say words such as listen, wrap, hourand island.7. Answer comprehension questions.8. Complete statements by writing outmissing words and phrases.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.3.1- Listen to key words and phrases instories, recounts and descriptions heard.1.3.3- Listen to and understand phrases instories , recounts and descriptions heard1.5.2- Listen to simple description,recounts, and simple factual texts andgive details.1.5.3- Listen to simple descriptions,
recounts and factual texts and talk aboutthem.2.1.1- Repeat words that contains the
following soundv) final diagraphs2.2.2- Ask other forms of questions toseek information.2.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.5.2- Talk about actions of people andanimals in a story read, heard or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud the
following sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.4.3- Read aloud poems and stories
Grammar: -- Conjunctions
( and / but /so)
Vocabulary:-
almost , attractive,began, cross,competition, clothes,culture , custom,
costumes , events,favorite, forbidden,happy , honest, honor,heir , hour, instrument,island, listen, materials,occasions, often ,pastime, show, still,tradition, those,temporary, through,where, world , watch,wrap, wrong, whistle,write
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clearly and expressively.3.8.2- Scan for specific information intexts.
3.8.3- Read and obtain meanings of wordsand phrases for contextual clues.3.8.4- Read and obtain meaning of words
and phrases for contextual clues.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.4.4.4- Construct simple paragraphs thatcontain main ideas and supporting details.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
World of Personalrelationships
/ World ofKnowledge
What games do youplay
Unit 10
(Week 32 Week 35)
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Speak clearly by pronouncing wordsaccurately.2. Read aloud tongue twisters.3. Read text on sports personalities.4. Write using words to expandsentences.5. Construct simple paragraphs.6. Use adverbs and collective nouns7. Listen to and say aloud words suchas fresh, while and whole8. Answer comprehension questions.9. Complete statements by writing outmissing words and phrases.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.3- Listen to and group words
according to the same sound.1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonationscorrectly.1.5.3- Listen to simple descriptions,recounts and factual texts and talk aboutthem.1.6.1- Listen to and enjoy childrenssongs, rhymes, poems and jazz chants.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the
following soundv) final diagraphs.2.1.3- Say aloud phrases, expressions
and exclamations with the correct stressand intonations.2.3.2- Understand numbers in stories ,fables and situations: 41-502.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.4.1- Recite simple poems and jazzchants with expressions and appropriategestures.2.5.2- Talk about actions of people andanimals in a story read, heard or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.
3.1.3- Read aloud words with initialdiagraphs.3.2.2- Read and learn the meaning of keywords for each topic taught.3.3.2- Read and understand simple andcompound sentences.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.4.2- Read aloud sentences in textsobserving correct stress and intonations.3.7.1- Read and locate the required wordsin the dictionary.3.8.1- Read and understand different
instructions, directions, notices, labels,passages, recounts and description.4.1.4- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.
Grammar: -- Conjunctions
( and / but /so)
- collective nounsa crowd ofa team ofa class ofa crew ofa pile of
Vocabulary:-
angrily, athletics ,athlete ,
badminton, bat, ball,bitterly, competitors,football, fresh, from,gymnasts, goalkeeper,pads, gracefully, gloves,medal, neatly, hockey,Olympic games, teams,squash, smartly, sweetly,softly, tournament, white,whale, when, who,whole, wholesaler,whined, whipped ,
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4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.
4.4.3- Construct simple and compoundsentences independently by looking atpictures.
4.7.1- Write simple messages for apurpose.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
World of Personalrelationships
/ World ofKnowledge
What games do youplay?
Unit 10
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Speak clearly by pronouncing wordsaccurately.2. read aloud tongue twisters.3. Read text on sports personalities.
4. Write using words to expandsentences.5. Construct simple paragraphs.6. use adverbs and collective nouns7. listen to and say aloud words suchas fresh, while and whole8. Answer comprehension questions.9. Complete statements by writing outmissing words and phrases.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to the same sound.1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonations
correctly.1.5.3- Listen to simple descriptions,recounts and factual texts and talk aboutthem.1.6.1- Listen to and enjoy childrenssongs, rhymes, poems and jazz chants.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the
following soundv) final diagraphs.2.1.3- Say aloud phrases, expressionsand exclamations with the correct stressand intonations.2.3.2- Understand numbers in stories ,fables and situations: 41-50
2.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.4.1- Recite simple poems and jazzchants with expressions and appropriategestures.2.5.2- Talk about actions of people andanimals in a story read, heard or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.1.3- Read aloud words with initialdiagraphs.3.2.2- Read and learn the meaning of keywords for each topic taught.
3.3.2- Read and understand simple andcompound sentences.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.4.2- Read aloud sentences in textsobserving correct stress and intonations.3.7.1- Read and locate the required wordsin the dictionary.3.8.1- Read and understand differentinstructions, directions, notices, labels,passages, recounts and description.4.1.4- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.
4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple and compound
Grammar: -- Conjunctions
( and / but /so)
- collective nouns
a crowd ofa team ofa class ofa crew ofa pile of
Vocabulary:-
angrily, athletics ,athlete ,badminton, bat, ball,bitterly, competitors,football, fresh, from,
gymnasts, goalkeeper,pads, gracefully, gloves,medal, neatly, hockey,Olympic games, teams,squash, smartly, sweetly,softly, tournament, white,whale, when, who,whole, wholesaler,whined, whipped ,
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sentences independently by looking atpictures.4.7.1- Write simple messages for a
purpose.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
World of Personalrelationships
/ World ofKnowledge
What games do youplay?
Unit 10
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Speak clearly by pronouncing wordsaccurately.2. Read aloud tongue twisters.3. Read text on sports personalities.4. Write using words to expandsentences.5. Construct simple paragraphs.6. Use adverbs and collective nouns
7. Listen to and say aloud words suchas fresh, while and whole8. Answer comprehension questions.9. Complete statements by writing outmissing words and phrases.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to the same sound.1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonationscorrectly.1.5.3- Listen to simple descriptions,recounts and factual texts and talk aboutthem.
1.6.1- Listen to and enjoy childrenssongs, rhymes, poems and jazz chants.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the
following soundv) final diagraphs.2.1.3- Say aloud phrases, expressionsand exclamations with the correct stressand intonations.2.3.2- Understand numbers in stories ,fables and situations: 41-502.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.4.1- Recite simple poems and jazzchants with expressions and appropriate
gestures.2.5.2- Talk about actions of people andanimals in a story read, heard or viewed.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.1.3- Read aloud words with initialdiagraphs.3.2.2- Read and learn the meaning of keywords for each topic taught.3.3.2- Read and understand simple andcompound sentences.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.
3.4.2- Read aloud sentences in textsobserving correct stress and intonations.3.7.1- Read and locate the required wordsin the dictionary.3.8.1- Read and understand differentinstructions, directions, notices, labels,passages, recounts and description.4.1.4- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.4.2 -Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple and compound
sentences independently by looking atpictures.4.7.1- Write simple messages for apurpose.
Grammar: -- Conjunctions
( and / but /so)
- collective nouns
a crowd ofa team ofa class ofa crew of
a pile of
Vocabulary:-
angrily, athletics, athlete,badminton, bat, ball,bitterly, competitors,football, fresh, from,gymnasts, goalkeeper,pads, gracefully, gloves,medal, neatly, hockey,Olympic games, teams,
squash, smartly, sweetly,softly, tournament, white,whale, when, who,whole, wholesaler,whined, whipped ,
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4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
World of Self andPersonal
relationships
Where do you live?
Unit 11
(Week 35 Week 37)
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Listen to and read aloud a poem2. Talk about ones house and otherhouses in general...3. Read text on houses.4. Write using words to expandsentences.5. Write describing houses.6. Use words such as big black and tallstrong7. Listen to, say and discriminatewords such as load, donkey and neigh8. Answer comprehension questions.9. Complete statements by writing out
missing words and phrases.
1.1.1 - Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.3 - Listen to and group words
according to the same sound.1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonationscorrectly.1.6.1- Listen to and enjoy childrenssongs, rhymes, poems and jazz chants.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the
following soundv) final diagraphs.2.3.2- Understand numbers in stories ,fables and situations: 41-502.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.
2.4.1- Recite simple poems and jazzchants with expressions and appropriategestures.2.6.2- State whether one likes or does notlike the story heard, read or viewed.2.6.3- Relate the story to ones life3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.2.2- Read and learn the meaning of keywords for each topic taught.3.3.2- Read and understand simple andcompound sentences.3.3.3- Read and understand simple
paragraphs.3.7.1- Read and locate the required wordsin the dictionary.3.8.1- Read and understand differentinstructions, directions, notices, labels,passages, recounts and description.4.1.4- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple and compoundsentences independently by looking at
pictures.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
Grammar: -- Adjective
Comparison
Vocabulary:-
along, began, below,better, beautiful, behind,beside , bigger, biggest,boat, boatman, bomber,bright, brightest,bungalow, cleverer, coat,communicate, dusteldest, enormous,expensive, floor, flat,
follow, fast, fighter,garage, gender, harmful,high, house, impressive,large, light, massive,most, neigh, old, own,other, playground,rainstorm, row, small,weigh , wide, window,yellow
World of Self andPersonal
relationships
Where do you live?
Unit 11
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Listen to and read aloud a poem2. Talk about ones house and otherhouses in general...3. Read text on houses.4. Write using words to expand
sentences.5. Write describing houses.6. Use words such as big black and tallstrong
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to the same sound.1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonationscorrectly.
1.6.1- Listen to and enjoy childrenssongs, rhymes, poems and jazz chants.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the
following soundv) final diagraphs.
Grammar: -- Adjective
Comparison
Vocabulary:-
along, began, below,
better, beautiful, behind,beside , bigger, biggest,boat, boatman, bomber,bright, brightest,
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7. Listen to, say and discriminatewords such as load, donkey and neigh8. Answer comprehension questions.
9. Complete statements by writing outmissing words and phrases.
2.3.2- Understand numbers in stories ,fables and situations: 41-502.3.6- Take part in teacher- guided
discussions.2.4.1- Recite simple poems and jazzchants with expressions and appropriate
gestures.2.6.2- State whether one likes or does notlike the story heard, read or viewed.2.6.3- Relate the story to ones life3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.2.2- Read and learn the meaning of keywords for each topic taught.3.3.2- Read and understand simple andcompound sentences.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.7.1- Read and locate the required words
in the dictionary.3.8.1- Read and understand differentinstructions, directions, notices, labels,passages, recounts and description.4.1.4- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple and compoundsentences independently by looking atpictures.
4.7.3 Write simple descriptions withguidance.
bungalow, cleverer, coat,communicate, dusteldest, enormous,
expensive, floor, flat,follow, fast, fighter,garage, gender, harmful,
high, house, impressive,large, light, massive,most, neigh, old, own,other, playground,rainstorm, row, small,weigh , wide, window,yellow
World of Self andPersonal
relationships
Where do you live?
Unit 11
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1.Listen to and read aloud a poem2. Talk about ones house and otherhouses in general...3. Read text on houses.4. Write using words to expandsentences.
5. Write describing houses.6. Use words such as big black and tallstrong7. Listen to, say and discriminatewords such as load, donkey and neigh8. Answer comprehension questions.9. Complete statements by writing outmissing words and phrases.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to the same sound.1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonationscorrectly.1.6.1- Listen to and enjoy childrens
songs, rhymes, poems and jazz chants.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the
following soundv) final diagraphs.2.3.2- Understand numbers in stories ,fables and situations: 41-502.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.4.1- Recite simple poems and jazzchants with expressions and appropriategestures.2.6.2- State whether one likes or does notlike the story heard, read or viewed.2.6.3- Relate the story to ones life
3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.2.2- Read and learn the meaning of keywords for each topic taught.
Grammar: -- Adjective
Comparison
Vocabulary:-
along, began, below,better, beautiful, behind,
beside , bigger, biggest,boat, boatman, bomber,bright, brightest,bungalow, cleverer, coat,communicate, dusteldest, enormous,expensive, floor, flat,follow, fast, fighter,garage, gender, harmful,high, house, impressive,large, light, massive,most, neigh, old, own,other, playground,
rainstorm, row, small,weigh , wide, window,yellow
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3.3.2 - Read and understand simple andcompound sentences.3.3.3- Read and understand simple
paragraphs.3.7.1- Read and locate the required wordsin the dictionary.
3.8.1- Read and understand differentinstructions, directions, notices, labels,passages, recounts and description.4.1.4- Write words, phrases andsentences in clear, legible cursive writing.4.4.2 -Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple and compoundsentences independently by looking atpictures.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
World of Knowledge
The internet
Unit 12
(Week 38 Week 39)
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk and read about the internet.2. Read and understand what a websiteis.3. Read aloud poems and tonguetwisters.4. Write compound sentences usinglike, such as and for example.5. Use words to show locations and
directions.6. Listen to and say aloud words suchas butter, jelly, narrow and Nippy.7 Complete tables with details.8. Answer comprehension questions.9. Complete statements by writing outmissing words and phrases.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to the same sound.1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonationscorrectly.1.6.1- Listen to and enjoy childrenssongs, rhymes, poems and jazz chants.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the
following soundv) final diagraphs.2.1.3- Say aloud phrases, expressionsand exclamations with the correct stressand intonation.2.3.2- Understand numbers in stories ,fables and situations: 41-502.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.4.1- Recite simple poems and jazzchants with expressions and appropriategestures.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.
3.1.3- Read aloud words with doubleconsonants.3.2.2- Read and learn the meaning of keywords for each topic taught.3.3.2- Read and understand simple andcompound sentences.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.4.2- Read aloud sentences in textobserving correct stress and intonationand sentence rhythm3.7.1- Read and locate the required wordsin the dictionary.
3.8.1- Read and understand differentinstructions, directions, notices, labels,passages, recounts and description.3.10.1- Read according to ones interest
Grammar: -- Prepositions- Simple sentences- Compound sentences
Vocabulary:-
above , across, along,among , around, article ,bedroom, behind, below,brother, cable, chat ,
classroom, connect ,country , details, down ,educational , e- mail,exchange ,follow,example, friends , in frontof , information, internet ,interesting , keyboard,like, monitor, mouse ,near, next to , online,dictionary , print , printer ,solve , such as , throughtogether, under, visit ,website, web page , word
, year ,
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and keep a record reading record.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a given
stimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple and compoundsentences independently by looking at
pictures.4.7.2- Fill out forms.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions withguidance.
World of Knowledge
The internet
Unit 12
By the end of the week, pupilsshould be able to:
1. Talk and read about the internet.2. Read and understand what a websiteis.3. Read aloud poems and tongue
twisters.4. Write compound sentences usinglike, such as and for example.5. Use words to show locations anddirections.6. Listen to and say aloud words suchas butter, jelly, narrow and Nippy.7 Complete tables with details.8. Answer comprehension questions.9. Complete statements by writing outmissing words and phrases.
1.1.1- Listen to and repeat words thatcontains final blends1.1.3- Listen to and group wordsaccording to the same sound.1.2.3- Listen to and repeat chants, poems,rhymes and songs paying attention topronunciation, stress and intonations
correctly.1.6.1- Listen to and enjoy childrenssongs, rhymes, poems and jazz chants.2.1.1- Repeat words that contain the
following soundv) final diagraphs.2.1.3- Say aloud phrases, expressionsand exclamations with the correct stressand intonation.2.3.2- Understand numbers in stories ,fables and situations: 41-502.3.6- Take part in teacher- guideddiscussions.2.4.1- Recite simple poems and jazz
chants with expressions and appropriategestures.3.1.1- Look at letters and say aloud thefollowing sound (iv) medial digraphs.3.1.3- Read aloud words with doubleconsonants.3.2.2- Read and learn the meaning of keywords for each topic taught.3.3.2- Read and understand simple andcompound sentences.3.3.3- Read and understand simpleparagraphs.3.4.2- Read aloud sentences in text
observing correct stress and intonationand sentence rhythm3.7.1- Read and locate the required wordsin the dictionary.3.8.1- Read and understand differentinstructions, directions, notices, labels,passages, recounts and description.3.10.1- Read according to ones interestand keep a record reading record.4.4.2- Construct simple sentences andcompound sentences based on a givenstimulus.4.4.3- Construct simple and compound
sentences independently by looking atpictures.4.7.2- Fill out forms.4.7.3- Write simple descriptions with
Grammar: -- Prepositions- Simple sentences- Compound sentences
Vocabulary:-
above , across, along,among , around, article ,bedroom, behind, below,brother, cable, chat ,classroom, connect ,country , details, down ,educational , e- mail,exchange ,follow,example, friends , in frontof , information, internet ,interesting , keyboard,like, monitor, mouse ,near, next to , online,
dictionary , print , printer ,solve , such as , throughtogether, under, visit ,website, web page , word, year ,
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guidance.
WEEK 40(31 Oct 4 Nov)
1 4 NovemberPKSR 2
PENILAIAN KENDALIAN SEKOLAH RENDAH ( 2 )
WEEK 41(9 - 13 Nov)
7 Nov Hari RayaHaji
Pupils are given prepared activities and task as below to enhance the mastery of the language.1. Reading short stories and talk about the story.2. Take part in language games.3. Take part in class room quiz.4. Write compositions.5. Do oral presentations
WEEK 42
(16 - 20 Nov)
Pupils are given prepared activities and task as below to enhance the mastery of the language.
1. Reading short stories and talk about the story.2. Take part in language games.3. Take part in class room quiz.4. Write compositions.5. Do oral presentations