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1212-- nSfud thou esa gksus okyh fofHkUu fØ;kvksa ds oSKkfud dkj.kkas dk irk djukA
1313-- ykds esa izpfyr va/kfo”oklka@s ekU;rkvksa ds oSKkfud dkj.kksa dks rkkfdZdrk ds
lkFk tkuukA
44 1414-- x|ka”k dks i<+dj le>uk vkSj mlds vk/kkj ij fn, x, iz”uksa ds mRRkj nsukA
1515-- iz”u cukukA
1616-- ifjos”kh; lalk/kuksa dk lh[kus eas iz;ksxA
1717-- “kq+)rk ds lkFk i<+uk o luq dj rsth ds lkFk o “kq)rk iwoZd fy[kukA
vaxzsthvaxzsth d{kk 9d{kk 9
Level Sl. No. Learning Objective
1 1 1.1. Have a stock of words related to family, friends, etc.
1.2. Identifying sound units (e.g. using friends' names)
1.3. Copy words in a meaningful context
2 Giving short responses to questions (in English) based on immediate environment,
day-to-day happenings
3 Given a text, students express their feelings and opinions- appropriateness of a
character's actions, etc. (Could be from textbooks)
2 1 Doing actions based on a set of instructions in the context of a role play. (e.g. going
market with a certain amount of money). Others make critical comments, evaluate
the performance
2 Picture reading where students use as much English as they can to describe a
picture (writing starts from here)
3 Students recount their experiences / funny situations and teacher writes sentences
on the board in English as they say it. They may copy and read at their leisure.
(Copying in a meaningful context)
4 Given a text, students express their feelings and opinions- appropriateness of a
character's actions, etc. (Could be from textbooks)
3 1 Doing actions based on a set of instructions in the context of a role play. (e.g. going
market with a certain amount of money). Others make critical comments, evaluate
the performance
2 Reading simple texts.
Reading text from Class 5 and 6 textbooks:
Ask students to change the ending of text.
Ask who, what and when questions
Creating why, how, what if, if…then questions
Prediction
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3/ Given a text, students express their feelings and opinions- appropriateness of a
character's actions, etc. (Could be from textbooks)
4 1 Reading simple texts.
Reading text from Class 5 and 6 textbooks:
Ask students to change the ending of text.
Ask who, what and when questions
Creating why, how, what if, if…then questions
Prediction
2 Understanding timing of events (introducing tenses) through:
listening (to stories, anecdotes)
recounting and telling
picture reading
reading texts (sequencing)
3 Understanding the meanings of simple words through contexts
4 Write whole-class compositions (Teacher writes on board what students say)
5 Given a text, students express their feelings and opinions- appropriateness of a
character's actions, etc. (Could be from textbooks)
5 1 Writing within a given frame.
writing a paragraph
2 Write whole-class compositions (Teacher writes on board what students say)
3 Write whole class letters, applications etc (teacher writes on board what students
say)
4 Small group compositions - description, remembering or planning an event
5 Converting one form (graphs, etc.) to another. (simple interpretation)
6 Given a text, students express their feelings and opinions- appropriateness of a
character's actions, etc. (Could be from textbooks)a
7 Complete incomplete stories
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vaxzsth d{kk 10vaxzsth d{kk 10
Level Sl. No. Learning Objective
1 1 1.1. Have a stock of words related to family, friends, etc. -
1.2. Identifying sound units (e.g. using friends' names) -
1.3. Copy words in a meaningful context
2 Giving short responses to questions (in English) based on immediate environment,
day-to-day happenings
3 Given a text, students express their feelings and opinions- appropriateness of a
character's actions, etc. (Could be from textbooks)
2 1 Picture reading where students use as much English as they can to describe a
picture (writing starts from here)
2 Doing actions based on a set of instructions in the context of a role play. (e.g. going
market with a certain amount of money). Others make critical comments, evaluate
the performance
3 Given a text, students express their feelings and opinions- appropriateness of a
character's actions, etc. (Could be from textbooks)
3 1 Picture reading where students use as much English as they can to describe a
picture (writing starts from here)
2 Students recount their experiences / funny situations and teacher writes sentences
on the board in English as they say it. They may copy and read at their leisure.
(Copying in a meaningful context)
3 Given a text, students express their feelings and opinions- appropriateness of a
character's actions, etc. (Could be from textbooks)
4 1 Reading simple texts.
Reading text from Class 5 and 6 textbooks:
Ask students to change the ending of text.
Ask who, what and when questions
Creating why, how, what if, if…then questions
Prediction
2 Given a text, students express their feelings and opinions- appropriateness of a
character's actions, etc. (Could be from textbooks)
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5 1 Reading simple texts.
Reading text from Class 5 and 6 textbooks:
Ask students to change the ending of text.
Ask who, what and when questions
Creating why, how, what if, if…then questions
Prediction
2 Understanding timing of events (introducing tenses) through:
listening (to stories, anecdotes)
recounting and telling
picture reading
reading texts (sequencing)
3 Understanding the meanings of simple words through contexts
4 Writing within a given frame.
writing a paragraph
5 Write whole-class compositions (Teacher writes on board what students say)
6 Converting one form (graphs, etc.) to another. (Data includes comparisons,
analysis, etc.)
7 Given a text, students express their feelings and opinions- appropriateness of a
character's actions, etc. (Could be from textbooks)
6 1 Understanding timing of events (introducing tenses) through:
listening (to stories, anecdotes)
recounting and telling
picture reading
reading texts (sequencing)
2 Understanding the meanings of simple words through contexts
3 Write whole class letters, applications etc (teacher writes on board what students
say)
4 Small group compositions - description, remembering or planning an event