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Tom's TEFL - 65-pg P1-P3 Word Bank Dictionary - Presentation Transcript
WORD BANK
DICTIONARY
By Tom Grundy
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Use me to check your spelling.
Keep me safe.
My English Word Bank Dictionary
Word bank: Dictionary:
Page 2 – Lessons, seasons
Page 23-24 - A
Page 3 – Days, months, weather
Page 25-26 - B
Page 4 – My body
Page 27-28 - D
Page 5 – My family, people’s jobs
Page 29-30 - E
Page 6 – Places, directions
Page 7 – Drinks, fruit, meat Page 31-32 - F
Page 8 – Vegetables, other food Page 33-34 - G
Page 9 – Other food, Pets Page 35-36 - H
Page 10 – Farm/sea/river/other Page 37-38 - I
animals Page 39-40 - J
Page 11 – Other animals, numbers. Page 41-42 - K
Page 12 - Numbers, time, shapes, Page 43-44 - L
colours Page 45-46 - M
Page 13 – Emotions, transport, Page 47-48 - N
stationery Page 49-50 - O
Page 14 – clothing, adjectives Page 51-52 - P
Page 15 - Verbs Page 53-54 – Q,R
Page 16 - Songs Page 55-56 – S
Page 17 – Verb table Page 57-58 – T
Page 18 – Verb table
Page 59-60 – U,V,W
Page 19 – Verb table
Page 61 – X,Y,Z
Page 20 – Verb table
Page 62 - New words
Page 21 – Verb table
Page 63 – High
Page 22 – Phonics Action
frequency words.
Alphabet
1
About me
My name is __________________.
My school is _________________
__________________________.
My birthday is on _____________.
My lessons at school
English Mathematics
Putonghua
The seasons
Winter
2
Days of the week
Monday Tuesday
Months of the year
January February March April
May June July August
Septembe October November December
r
Types of weather
hot stormy foggy
a typhoon
3
My body hair
face
neck
hands
chest
shoulders
arms
elbows
stomach
fingers
thumb
knees
ankles
feet toes
teeth
eyebrows
tongue
eyes
4 lips mouth
My family
mother father cousin
pets aunt uncle
son
People’s jobs
teacher scientist security guard
gardener
5
Places near my home
book shop restaurant bank
swimming pool hair salon car park
supermarket
Places to visit in Hong Kong
The Peak The Disneyland Victoria
harbour Park
Kowloon The Lantau Lamma
Park museum Island Island
Cheung Chau Island The night market
Directions
up down left right forwards backwards
6
Drinks
milk cola lemon tea
water
Fruit
apple lychee dragon fruit
peach
Meat
lamb duck turkey beef
7
Vegetables
beans cabbage onion
tomato
Other food
spaghetti dim sum bread
congee
8
Other food
Pets
hamster rabbit dog turtle
9
Animals on the farm
goat pig donkey horse
Animals in the sea/river
jellyfish swan sea turtle
seahorse
Other animals
bear monkey wolf zebra
10
Other animals
Numbers
one 1 eleven 11 1st first
two 2 twelve 12 2nd second
three 3 thirteen 13 3rd third
four 4 fourteen 14 4th forth
five 5 fifteen 15 5th fifth
six 6 sixteen 16 6th sixth
seven 7 seventeen 17 7th seventh
eight 8 eighteen 18 8th eighth
nine 9 nineteen 19 9th ninth
ten 10 twenty 20 10th tenth 11
Numbers Time
one hundred 100 one o’clock 1:00
two hundred 200 two o’clock 2:00
three hundred 300 half-past three 3:30
one thousand 1000
a quarter past four 4:15
two thousand 2000
a quarter to six 5:45
three thousand 3000
Shapes
rectangle oval star line
Colours
red orange yellow
green blue purple
black white pink
brown silver gold
12
Emotions
fine upset confused
surprised
Transport
MTR train ferry tram motorcycle
Stationery
pen crayons rubber ruler
13
Clothing
trainers sunglasses shorts
belt
Adjectives
thin colourful beautiful tall
14
Verbs
hold teach swim
sit
15
Songs
THE RAINBOW SONG
[www.britishcouncil.org/kids-songs-rainbow.htm]
Red and yellow and pink and green
Orange and purple and blue
I can sing a rainbow
Sing a rainbow
Sing a rainbow, too
DAYS OF THE WEEK
[tinyurl.com/daysoftheweek]
Days of the week,
Days of the week,
Days of the week, days of the week, days of the week.
There’s Sunday and there’s Monday,
There’s Tuesday and there’s Wednesday,
There’s Thursday and there’s Friday,
and then there’s Saturday.
MONTHS OF THE YEAR
[www.britishcouncil.org/kids-songs-months-2.htm]
January, February, March,
April, May and June.
July and August, goodbye summer,
Autumn's coming soon.
Hey September, October, November,
It's December, winter's here.
Goodbye Christmas, that's the end,
Time for another year!
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Verb table Simple
Present
Simple Past
Past Tense Participle
Tense
To make the awake awoke awoken
past tense, we am / is /
was, were been
must either: are
beat beat beaten
*Add ‘ed’… become became become
*…just add ‘d’… begin began begun
*…or change the bend bent bent
word. (irregular bite bit bitten
verbs) blow blew blown
break broke broken
bring brought brought
burned, burned,
burn
burnt burnt
buy bought bought
cast cast cast
catch caught caught
choose chose chosen
come came come
cost cost cost
cut cut cut
dig dug dug
dived,
dive dived
dove
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Verb table Simple
Present
Simple Past
Past Tense Participle
Tense
do did done
drag dragged dragged
draw drew drawn
dreamed, dreamed,
dream
dreamt dreamt
drink drank drunk
drive drove driven
drown drowned drowned
eat ate eaten
fall fell fallen
feed fed fed
feel felt felt
fight fought fought
find found found
fit fit fit
fly flew flown
forgotten,
forget forgot
forgot
freeze froze frozen
get got gotten, got
give gave given
go 18 went gone
Verb table Simple
Present
Simple Past
Past Tense Participle
Tense
grow grew grown
have had had
hear heard heard
hide hid hidden
hold held held
hurt hurt hurt
keep kept kept
know knew known
lead led led
learnt, learnt,
learn
learned learned
leave left left
lend lent lent
let let let
lie (down) lay lain
light lighted, lit lighted, lit
lose lost lost
make made made
mean meant meant
meet met met
pay paid paid
put put put
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Verb table Simple
Present
Simple Past
Past Tense Participle
Tense
read read read
ride rode ridden
rise rose risen
run ran run
saw sawed sawn
say said said
see saw seen
seek sought sought
sell sold sold
send sent sent
shake shook shaken
shine shone shone
shoot shot shot
show showed shown
shut shut shut
sing sang sung
sink sank sunk
sit sat sat
sleep slept slept
slide slid slid
speak spoke spoken
spend spent spent
Simple 20
Verb table Present
Simple Past
Past Tense Participle
Tense
spin spun spun
stand stood stood
steal stole stolen
stick stuck stuck
sweep swept swept
swim swam swum
swing swung swung
take took taken
teach taught taught
tear tore torn
tell told told
think thought thought
throw threw thrown
wake woke woken
wear wore worn
understand understood understood
win won won
wind wound wound
write wrote written
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Phonics action alphabet
Aa ankle Bb back Cc come Dd down
Ee elbow Ff finger Gg great Hh hair
Ii in Jj jump Kk kick Ll leg
Mm mouth Nn nose Oo on Pp point
Qq quiet Rr run Ss sit Tt teeth
Uu up Vv victory Ww wings Xx six
Yy yes Zz zip
Practice the action
alphabet song at home:
tinyurl.com/actionalphabet
22
Dictionary
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words to the dictionary
address
afternoon
ambulance
animal
answer
arrow
astronaut
axe
23
Dictionary
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words to the dictionary
24
Dictionary
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baby
back
balloon
basket
beach
beautiful
biscuit
breakfast
25
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26
Dictionary
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calendar
camera
castle
China
Chinese
chocolate
clown
computer
27
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28
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desk
different
difficult
dinner
dirty
disgusting
door
drawer
29
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30
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easy
electricity
elephant
enough
evening
examination
example
exercise
31
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32
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fight
film
fireworks
flower
football
fresh
friend
furniture
33
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34
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garden
ghost
giraffe
glove
goldfish
grass
great
guitar
35
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36
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hamburger
handbag
healthy
holiday
homework
honest
Hong Kong
hospital
37
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38
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ice-cream
information
ink
internet
interesting
island
39
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jacket
jam
juice
jump
40
Dictionary
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key
kilogram
kilometre
kindergarten
king
kitten
knife
41
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42
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large
laugh
lazy
leaf
letter
live
lucky
luggage
43
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44
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magnet
marble
market
medicine
microwave
mirror
mobile
money
45
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46
Dictionary
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name
neighbour
newspaper
next
night
now
47
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48
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octopus
office
often
open
orange
outside
oven
over
49
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50
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page
pair
paper
parent
penguin
picture
present
push
51
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queen
question
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rain
rectangle
river
road
rubbish
run
53
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54
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scissors
shadow
shape
silent
simple
smart
station
subject
55
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56
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taxi
telephone
thief
thirsty
toilet
tomorrow
tonight
typhoon
57
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ugly
umbrella
understand
uniform
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vegetable
vehicle
video game
voice
59
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wash
waste
watch
woman
write
wrong
60
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xylophone
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year
yesterday
young
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zebra
zero
zoo
6161
I do not know the meaning
New words of these new words…
1. A/an
2. After 36. (I) like
3. Again 37. Little
4. All 38. (I) love
5. Almost 39. (I) make
6. Also 40. Many
71. (I) tell
7. Always 41. One
72. Thank you
8. And 42. More
73. That
9. Because 43. Most
74. The
10. Before 44. Much …I will ask
75. Their
my teacher!
11. Big 45. My
76. Them
12. But 46. New
My favourite books
13. (I) can 47. No
77. Then
78. There is
14. (I) come 48. Not
79. They
15. Either/or 49. Now
80. Thing
16. (I) find 50. Of
81. (I) think
17. First 51. Often
82. This
18. For 52. On
83. Time
19. Friend 53. One
84. To
20. From 54. Only
85. Under
21. (I) go 55. Or
86. Up
22. Good 56. Other
87. Us
23. Good-bye 57. Our
88. (I) use
24. Happy 58. Out
89. Very
25. (I) have 59. Over
26. He 60. People
90. We62
91. What
27. Hello 61. Place
High Frequency Words
28. Here 62. Please
92. When
93. Where
Difficult
63. Same
29. How common words used in spoken English.
The 100 most
30. I 64. (I) see
94. Which
95. Who
spellings
31. (I) am 65. She
96. Why
32. If 66. So
97. With
33. In 67. Some
98. Yes
34. (I) know 68. Sometimes
99. You
35. Last 69. Still
100. Your
70. Such
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This A5 Word Bank Dictionary booklet for P1-P3 Hong Kong children includes 15 pages of lexical sets, a four page verb table and an A-Z.
Examples are given for each subject (colours, weather, food, animals, transport, shapes, clothes, the body, places etc...) with room for the children to add their own. It's best adapted towards your own readers/curriculum, particularly the example words in the A-Z section.
It's saved as A4 but should be printed as an A5 booklet (similar to this: http://tinyurl.com/lsx8yc). Most school photocopiers will be able to collate it automatically or you can have it done professionally. The hope, in our school, is that it will empower students towards language independence, reinforce spelling, phonics etc… and prepare them for using full dictionaries. Used as a tool and a resource, with proper training, it should also help cut down on “how to spell ___?” questions! less
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