This document provides a yearly scheme of work for English language instruction for Year 2 students in 2018. It outlines the topics, skills, standards, and lessons to be covered on a weekly basis throughout the year. The first week focuses on free time, self, family and friends. Lessons cover listening, speaking, reading, writing and language arts standards related to these topics. Specific activities are described like reading the story "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" and having students note what the caterpillar ate each day. Subsequent weeks continue building language skills while exploring additional topics.
SPAN100Course SummaryCourse SPAN100 Title Spanish I.docxrosemariebrayshaw
SPAN100
Course Summary
Course : SPAN100 Title : Spanish I
Length of Course : 8 Faculty : Dallas Jurisevic
Prerequisites : N/A Credit Hours : 3
Description
Course Description:
This course will expose the student to the fundamentals of the Spanish language. The student will learn basic
vocabulary, verb conjugations and grammatical usage through workbook and listening exercises. The student
will also learn about the Spanish culture through reading and listening exercises. Please note the technical
specifications below. These are required to interface with the online version of Rosetta Stone. If you cannot meet
these requirements we strongly recommend you do not take this course. Please contact
[email protected] if you are unsure or have any questions. * The ability to download and install the
speech component. * A working microphone installed on the computer for speech recognition. * Access to
streaming media is also required and should be confirmed before registering for the class.
Course Scope:
Standards for Foreign Language Learning in the 21st Century (1999) “Language and communication are at the
heart of the human experience. The United States must educate students who are linguistically and culturally
equipped to communicate successfully in a pluralistic American society and abroad. This imperative envisions a
future in which ALL students will develop and maintain proficiency in English and at least one other language…”
Our major focus is on learning to communicate appropriately in practical, culturally authentic contexts. Students
are asked, to a limited extent, to use their Spanish to engage in simple dialog and talk about themselves and
create with the language in practical ways. Students also correct peer work and in doing so, students solve
problems (and thus engage in analysis, synthesis, and evaluation).
In these courses, students gradually add to their vocabulary and communication skills, practice question- and-
answer techniques, and apply what they learn in order to communicate and solve problems in practical
situations.
Objectives
Students who successfully complete Spanish 100 should be able to:
► Listening Skills
1. Distinguish all the sounds of Spanish important to meaning.
2. Comprehend brief sentences expressed within the framework of high- frequency vocabulary, grammatical
forms, and sentence structures.
3. Determine the meaning of unfamiliar words or phrases though logical guessing based on contextual clues.
► Speaking Skills
1. Produce all the sounds of Spanish and link sounds together in sentences with sufficient accuracy to
communicate with Spanish speakers.
2. Use high- frequency vocabulary, grammatical forms, and sentence structures to converse in brief sentences in
everyday situations (such as greetings, asking for directions, answering short questions, expressing basic
needs and reactions, exchanging information, or persuading others)
► Reading Skills
1. Comprehend non- technical, narrative Spanish.
.
SPAN100Course SummaryCourse SPAN100 Title Spanish I.docxrosemariebrayshaw
SPAN100
Course Summary
Course : SPAN100 Title : Spanish I
Length of Course : 8 Faculty : Dallas Jurisevic
Prerequisites : N/A Credit Hours : 3
Description
Course Description:
This course will expose the student to the fundamentals of the Spanish language. The student will learn basic
vocabulary, verb conjugations and grammatical usage through workbook and listening exercises. The student
will also learn about the Spanish culture through reading and listening exercises. Please note the technical
specifications below. These are required to interface with the online version of Rosetta Stone. If you cannot meet
these requirements we strongly recommend you do not take this course. Please contact
[email protected] if you are unsure or have any questions. * The ability to download and install the
speech component. * A working microphone installed on the computer for speech recognition. * Access to
streaming media is also required and should be confirmed before registering for the class.
Course Scope:
Standards for Foreign Language Learning in the 21st Century (1999) “Language and communication are at the
heart of the human experience. The United States must educate students who are linguistically and culturally
equipped to communicate successfully in a pluralistic American society and abroad. This imperative envisions a
future in which ALL students will develop and maintain proficiency in English and at least one other language…”
Our major focus is on learning to communicate appropriately in practical, culturally authentic contexts. Students
are asked, to a limited extent, to use their Spanish to engage in simple dialog and talk about themselves and
create with the language in practical ways. Students also correct peer work and in doing so, students solve
problems (and thus engage in analysis, synthesis, and evaluation).
In these courses, students gradually add to their vocabulary and communication skills, practice question- and-
answer techniques, and apply what they learn in order to communicate and solve problems in practical
situations.
Objectives
Students who successfully complete Spanish 100 should be able to:
► Listening Skills
1. Distinguish all the sounds of Spanish important to meaning.
2. Comprehend brief sentences expressed within the framework of high- frequency vocabulary, grammatical
forms, and sentence structures.
3. Determine the meaning of unfamiliar words or phrases though logical guessing based on contextual clues.
► Speaking Skills
1. Produce all the sounds of Spanish and link sounds together in sentences with sufficient accuracy to
communicate with Spanish speakers.
2. Use high- frequency vocabulary, grammatical forms, and sentence structures to converse in brief sentences in
everyday situations (such as greetings, asking for directions, answering short questions, expressing basic
needs and reactions, exchanging information, or persuading others)
► Reading Skills
1. Comprehend non- technical, narrative Spanish.
.
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1. ENGLISH LANGUAGE YEARLY SCHEME OFWORK YEAR 2/ 2018 Page 1
ENGLISH YEARLY SCHEME OF WORK YEAR TWO 2018
Week/
Date
Theme/ topic LISTENING SPEAKING READING WRITING LANGUAGE ARTS
WEEK:
1
2 - 5
JAN
2018
Free Time
World of Self,
Family and Friends
CROSS
CURRICULAR
ELEMENT
(L/S/R/LA)
Language
CROSS
CURRICULAR
ELEMENT
(W)
Values(Friendship)
LEARNING
OUTLINE:
(L/S/R/LA)
Pre-lesson
See Teacher’s
Book.
Lesson Delivery
See Teacher’s
Book.
CONTENT STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Listening1.2
Understandmeaningin
a varietyof familiar
contexts
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Speaking2.1
Communicate simple
informationintelligibly
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Listening1.2.1
Understandwith
supportthe mainidea
of simple sentences
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Speaking2.1.1
Give simple personal
informationusingbasic
statements
CONTENT STANDARD
MAIN SKILL
Speaking2.1
Communicate simple
informationintelligibly
COMPLEMENTARY SKILL
Listening1.2
Understandmeaningina
varietyof familiar
contexts
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Speaking2.1.1
Give simple personal
informationusingbasic
statements
COMPLEMENTARY SKILL
Listening1.2.1
Understandwithsupport
the mainideaof simple
sentences
CONTENT STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Reading3.2
Understanda varietyof
linearandnon-linear
printand digital textsby
usingappropriate
readingstrategies
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL Listening1.2
Understandmeaningin
a varietyof familiar
contexts
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Reading3.2.2
Understandspecific
informationanddetails
of simple sentences
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Listening1.2.1
Understandwith
supportthe mainidea
of simple sentences
CONTENT STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Writing4.2
Communicate basic
informationintelligibly
for a range of purposes
inprint anddigital
media
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Speaking2.3
Communicate
appropriatelytoasmall
or large group
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Writing4.2.1
Askfor and give basic
personal information
usingbasicquestions
and statements
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Speaking2.3.1
Introduce self and
othersto an audience
usingfixedphrases
CONTENT STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Language Arts
5.2 Expresspersonal
responsestoliterarytexts
COMPLEMENTARY SKILL
Listening1.2
Understandmeaningina
varietyof familiar
contexts
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Language Arts 5.2.1
Name people,things,
actions,or placesof
interestintexts
COMPLEMENTARY SKILL
Listening1.2.1
Understandwithsupport
the mainideaof simple
sentences
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
Days of the week
Foodvocabulary(review)
2. ENGLISH LANGUAGE YEARLY SCHEME OFWORK YEAR 2/ 2018 Page 2
WEEK:
1
2 - 5
JAN
2018
Post lesson
See Teacher’s Book
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
Days of the week
It’s (days)
On + day
PHONICS FOCUS:
ea/air/ure/er
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Superminds 1 p.58
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Strategies 2 and 5 may
be suitable.
Use other strategies if
appropriate.
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
Days of the week Present
simple for regular
activities ( I +verb + on +
day)
PHONICS FOCUS:
ear/air/er
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Superminds 1 p.59
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Strategies 1, 2, 3 or 6 may
be suitable. Use other
strategies if appropriate.
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
Presentsimple
On (day) we (verb)
PHONICS FOCUS:
ay/ou/ie/ea
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Superminds 1 p.60
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Strategy 5 may be
suitable. Use other
strategies if
appropriate.
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
Reviewof present
simple todescribe self
PHONICS FOCUS:
ay/ou/ie/ea
LEARNING OUTLINE:
Plana lessontoreview
learningfromYear1.
In thislesson,pupils
workin pairsor small
groupsto ask and
answerquestionsabout
themselvesontopics
such as theirname,age,
favourites.
Thentheywill write
abouttheirpartner(My
newfriend) anddrawa
picture (forexample,of
them,theirfamily,pet,
a favourite something).
Have pupilsintroduce
theirpartnerto the
class.These picturescan
be leftonthe classroom
wall to helpyouandthe
pupilsgettoknoweach
other.
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Large paper, coloured
LEARNING OUTLINE:
Pre-lesson
Task 10 (withflashcards
or realiaof knownwords
fromthe list)
Lessondelivery
1. Ask pupilstositor
standin a circle.Place the
flashcards/realiainthe
middle of the circle.Ask
pupilstopointto the
foodtheylike.
2. Reviewthe wordsby
helpingpupilstosayI like
x.or My favourite isx.
3. Ask pupilsif theyate
any of these foodsthis
week.Askthemwhich
day theyate it on.NB
Thisasks aboutthe past.
Do not focuson this,just
elicitthe daysof the
weekinassociationwith
the foods.
4. Introduce the
caterpillar.Askpupils
whatit likestoeat.
5. Read/tell/showthe
story(VeryHungry
Caterpillar),asking
questionstocheck
understandingandusing
the imagesto support
3. ENGLISH LANGUAGE YEARLY SCHEME OFWORK YEAR 2/ 2018 Page 3
WEEK:
1
2 - 5
JAN
2018
pencils.
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Your choice,depending
on the needsof
individualsinyourclass.
You can offermore or
lesssupportforthe
speakingandwriting,
and encourage pupilsto
write more or lessdetail
dependingonthe level
of literacyof yourpupils
and whatyou wouldlike
to review.
understanding.NBpupils
do notneedto
understandeveryword,
justthe general ideaof
the story.
6. Ask pupilsif their
predictionaboutwhat
the caterpillareatswere
correct.
7. Write the daysof the
weekonthe board.8.
Repeatthe storyand
encourage pupilsto
rememberwhatthe
caterpillareatsoneach
day.
9. Pupilsworkinpairsor
small groupsto note in
theirexercise bookwhat
the caterpillareatseach
day.They couldwrite the
wordsor draw pictures,
dependingonthe
proficiencylevelof your
class.
Post lesson
Task 11
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
A storyabout daysof the
week,forexampleThe
VeryHungryCaterpillar
(Bookavailable orsee
4. ENGLISH LANGUAGE YEARLY SCHEME OFWORK YEAR 2/ 2018 Page 4
WEEK:
1
2 - 5
JAN
2018
https://www.youtube.co
m/watch?v=vkYmvxP0AJI
Also,movie at:
https://www.youtube.co
m/watch?v=75NQKSm1Y
Y )
Flashcards/realia/toysof
food:apple,pear,
strawberry,orange,cake,
ice
cream,cheese,sausage,
lollypop,watermelon,
leaf & caterpillar
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Strategy 6 may be
suitable.
Use other strategies if
appropriate.
5. ENGLISH LANGUAGE YEARLY SCHEME OFWORK YEAR 2/ 2018 Page 5
ENGLISH YEARLY SCHEME OF WORK YEAR TWO 2018
Week/
Date
Theme/ topic LISTENING SPEAKING READING WRITING LANGUAGE ARTS
WEEK:
2
8 -12
JAN
2018
Free Time
World of Self,
Family and Friends
CROSS
CURRICULAR
ELEMENT
(L/S/R/W)
Language
CONTENT STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Listening1.2
Understandmeaningin
a varietyof familiar
contexts
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Speaking2.1
Communicate simple
informationintelligibly
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Listening1.2.2
Understandwith
supportspecific
informationanddetails
of simple sentences
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Speaking2.1.1
Give simple personal
informationusingbasic
statements
CONTENT STANDARD
MAIN SKILL
Speaking2.1
Communicate simple
informationintelligibly
COMPLEMENTARY SKILL
Listening1.2
Understandmeaningina
varietyof familiar
contexts
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Speaking2.1.1
Give simple personal
informationusingbasic
statements
COMPLEMENTARY SKILL
Listening1.2.2
Understandwithsupport
specificinformationand
detailsof simple
sentences
CONTENT STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Reading3.1
Recognise wordsin
linearandnon-linear
textsbyusing
knowledge of sounds
and letters
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Reading3.1
Recognise wordsin
linearandnon-linear
textsbyusing
knowledge of sounds
and letters
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Reading3.1.2
Recognise andsound
out withsome support
beginning,medialand
final soundsina word
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Reading3.1.1
Identify,recognise and
name the lettersof the
alphabe
CONTENT STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Writing4.3
Communicate with
appropriate language
formand style fora
range of purposesin
printand digital media
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Writing4.2
Communicate basic
informationintelligibly
for a range of purposes
inprint anddigital
media
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Writing4.3.3
Plan,draftand write
simple sentences
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Writing4.2.1
Askfor and give basic
personal information
usingbasicquestions
and statements
CONTENT STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Language Arts
5.2 Expresspersonal
responsestoliterarytexts
COMPLEMENTARY SKILL
Speaking2.1
Communicate simple
informationintelligibly
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Language Arts
5.2.1 Name people,
things,actions,orplaces
of interestintexts
COMPLEMENTARY SKILL
Speaking2.1.3 Give a
short sequence of basic
instructions
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
Days of the weekand
foodvocabularyreview
LEARNING OUTLINE:
Plana Language Arts
lessonlinkedtothe main
and the complementary
contentand learning
6. ENGLISH LANGUAGE YEARLY SCHEME OFWORK YEAR 2/ 2018 Page 6
WEEK:
2
8 -12
JAN
2018
CROSS
CURRICULAR
ELEMENT
(LA)
Science and
Technology
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
I + verb(+phrase) +on +
day+s
PHONICS FOCUS:
oy/ir/ue/aw
LEARNING OUTLINE:
Pre-lesson
Task 4: Identifythe
flashcard
Lesson
Delivery
1. Reviewthe flashcards
on the board fromthe
pre-lessontaskby
checkingpupilsknow
these expressions.Then
mime eachone and ask
pupilstoguesswhat
youare doing.
2. Ask pupilstostandin
a circle.Say the action
wordsand pupilsmime.
Askpupilstoturn to
theirneighbourtodo
thisinpairs.
3. Put the days of the
weekwordcards
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
I / we + verb + on + day+s
PHONICS FOCUS:
wh/ph/ew/oe/au
LEARNING OUTLINE:
Pre-lesson
Task 4: Identifythe
flashcard
Lessondelivery
1. Write numbers1 to 6
(or one to six)*onthe
board.If youhave a
numberssong,youcould
singthe song.
2. Reviewthe action
flashcardsandput them
on the board nexttoa
numberas the pupilssay
themcorrectly.
3. Ask pupilstoclose their
eyesorturn around.
Remove anactioncard
fromthe board.Ask
pupilstotell youwhich
card you removed.They
can tell youthe number
and/orthe action.
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
I / we + verb+ on +
day+s /ei/soundin
wordsfromunit
PHONICS FOCUS:
wh/ph/ew/oe/au
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Picture flashcardsof
actions
One worksheetforeach
pupil,intwoparts.
Part 1 – see below.
Part 2 – sentences
basedon pupils’
responsesin Lesson7)
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Strategies 1 or 3 may be
suitable. Use other
strategies if
appropriate.
When writing the
worksheet part 2, you
could choose pupils
who participate less
often, who have lower
proficiencyorwho have
lowmotivation. Thiswill
helpinvolvethem more
in their learning.
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
My favourite dayisX.
I + verb+ on+ day+s.
PHONICS FOCUS:
a-e/e-e/i-e/o-e/u-e
LEARNING OUTLINE:
Pre-lesson
Task 1 (daysof the
week)
Lessondelivery
1. Have pupilssitor
standin a circle.Give
each pupil awordcard.
Askpupilstofind
friendstomake
sentences.Theyshould
standin a line tomake a
sentence withtheir
words.If you have a
verylarge classor
wouldlike tocontrol
thismore,childrencan
workin groupsso that
each groupmakesone
sentence.Askpupilsto
say theirsentences.Put
the sentencesonthe
board.Elicitthe need
for full stops.
2. Playa game to elicit
the spellingof favourite
(e.g.see pre-lessontask
standards.
You couldextendLesson
5 byrereadingThe Very
Hungry Caterpillarand
providingsome activities
to developunderstanding
of life cyclesinnature,
specificallythe butterfly.
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Your choice dependingon
the focusof yourlesson.
Suggestedmaterial:The
VeryHungry Caterpillar
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Your choice dependingon
your lesson
7. ENGLISH LANGUAGE YEARLY SCHEME OFWORK YEAR 2/ 2018 Page 7
WEEK:
2
8 -12
JAN
2018
aroundthe classroom.
Give eachpupil an
actionflashcard.
4. Say the sentence I
(verb) on(day).The
pupil withthe action
flashcardshouldtake it
and standby the correct
day.Repeatfor all
cards.
5. Ask pupilstotell you
a sentence fortheir
actionand day (where
theyare standing).
6. Pupilsreturntotheir
places.Tell pupilsa
sentence aboutyour
week(e.g.Iride my
ponyon Mondays).
Theyshouldtell youif it
isright or wrong.
Repeata fewtimes.
7. Pupilsdothe Rightor
Wrong activityinpairs.
8. Feedbackas a whole
classby askingpupilsto
tell youwhattheir
partnerdoesinthe
Repeat.
4. Put the picturesback
on the board andwrite
the phrase nextto them
(youcan elicitspelling,
ask pupilstowrite intheir
notebooksorask a pupil
to come and write onthe
board).
5. Give out papers.Pupils
workin pairsto tell each
otherwhat theydoin the
week.Theyshould
choose (if possible) from
the actionson the board
1 - 6. The partnerlistens
and writesinthe table
(theycan write the words
or the numberfromthe
board).
6. Ask pupilstocompare
theirworksheetstofind
any activitythattheydo
at the same time.If they
do,theyshouldsayLet’s
do ittogether!Youwill
needtomodel thisand
explaintogetherusing
gesture andmime.
If appropriate, select
suitable activities for
your pupils from LINUS
Module 1 to be added
into thislessonto focus
on phonemes from
Linesa and b of the Year
1 Phonics Table (see
syllabus)
7), leave the wordon
the board.
3. Tell pupilsthatyour
favourite dayisX.Tell
themwhatyou do on
that day.Ask pupilsto
write theirfavourite day
intheirexercise books.
Theycan also write
whattheydo on that
day,dependingonthe
proficiencylevelof your
classor pupils.Monitor
and helppupilsas
necessary.
4. Ask pupilstocheck
theirpartner’swriting.
5. Hand out worksheet
to pupils.Theyshould
write theirfavourite day
at the topof the page.
On the linesatthe
bottom,theywrite My
favourite dayisX.They
can alsowrite I xxx on
xxxsif theydraftedthis
instage 3. Theydraw a
picture inthe box.
6. Displaypupils’work
inthe classroom.Ask
pupilstotell the class
abouttheirwork.
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week.Dependingon
your class,youcould
ask themto say:X said,
“I xxx onxxxs’She xxxxs
on xxxxs.She doesn’t
xxx onxxxs.Postlesson
Task 1 (youwill needto
make notesas pupils
talkabout theirweekly
activitiesforthis)
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Picture flashcards for
actions from
p.56-60 (these can be
handdrawnif necessary)
: play football, go
swimming, play the
piano etc. Enough for
one per pupil (they can
be repeated) Word
cards for days of the
week
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Strategy 3 may be
suitable at stage 8 (see
Learning Outline).
Use other strategies if
appropriate.
7. Tell pupilstostandup
and walkaroundthe
room to talkto new
partners.Theyshouldtry
to findsomethingin
common:
A: I playfootball on
Saturdays.
B: I playfootball on
Saturdays,too.
A&B: Let’sdo it together!
Model and practice the
dialogue before
beginningthe activity.
8. Feedback byasking
pupilstotell youwhat
theyhave incommon,
e.g.We playfootball on
Saturdays.Make noteson
whatpupilssayhere,you
will needthistoprepare
the nextlesson.
Post lesson
Task 3
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Picture flashcardsof
actions(fromLesson6)
One or two dice perpair
or group (orwhole classif
Post lesson
Task 5
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Word cards to make up
sentences.
One perstudent.e.g.I/
go / swimming/on/
Saturdays/ I / play/
football /on/ Fridays
Worksheetforeach
pupil (see below)
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Strategies3or 4 may be
suitable (see learning
outline).
Use otherstrategiesif
appropriate.
If appropriate,select
suitable activitiesfor
your pupilsfromLINUS
Module 1 to be added
into thislessontofocus
on phonemesfrom
Linesa and b of the Year
1 PhonicsTable (see
syllabus).
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not available)
A worksheetforeach
pupil withatable for
pairworkinterview(see
below)
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Strategies2or 5 may be
suitable.Use other
strategiesif appropriate.
couldextendthisto12
and use twodice for this
activity
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ENGLISH YEARLY SCHEME OF WORK YEAR TWO 2018
Week/
Date
Theme/ topic LISTENING SPEAKING READING WRITING LANGUAGE ARTS
WEEK:
3
15 -19
JAN
2018
Free Time
World of Self,
Family and Friends
CROSS
CURRICULAR
ELEMENT
(L/R)
Values (asking for
help when you
need it)
CONTENT STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Listening1.2
Understandmeaningin
a varietyof familiar
contexts
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Listening1.2
Understandmeaningin
a varietyof familiar
contexts
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Listening1.2.3
Understandwith
supportveryshort
simple narratives
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Listening1.2.2
Understandwith
supportspecific
CONTENT STANDARD
MAIN SKILL
Speaking2.1
Communicate simple
informationintelligibly
COMPLEMENTARY SKILL
Speaking2.1
Communicate simple
informationintelligibly
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Speaking2.1.1
Give simple personal
informationusingbasic
statements
COMPLEMENTARY SKILL
Speaking2.1.2
Findout aboutpersonal
information byasking
basicquestions
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
CONTENT STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Reading3.1
Recognise wordsin
linearandnon-linear
textsbyusing
knowledge of soundsof
letters
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Listening1.1
Recognise and
reproduce target
language sounds
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Reading3.1.3 Blend
phonemes(CVC,CCVC,
CVCV,CCV)
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Listening1.1.1
Recognise and
reproduce withsupport
a range of high
frequencytarget
CONTENT STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Writing4.3
Communicate with
appropriate language
formand style fora
range of purposesin
printand digital media
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Listening1.2
Understandmeaningin
a varietyof familiar
contexts
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Writing4.3.1
Use capital lettersand
full stopsappropriately
inguidedwritingat
sentence level
COMPLEMENTARY
SKILL
Listening1.2.2
Understandwith
supportspecific
CONTENT STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Language Arts 5.1
Enjoyand appreciate
rhymes,poemsandsongs
COMPLEMENTARY SKILL
Reading3.1
Recognise wordsinlinear
and non-lineartextsby
usingknowledgeof
soundsandletters
LEARNING STANDARD:
MAIN SKILL
Language Arts 5.1.2
Say the wordsinsimple
texts,andsingsimple
songswithintelligible
pronunciation,rhythm
and intonation
i) simple chants
and raps
ii) simple rhymes
iii) simple action
songs
iv) simple songs
COMPLEMENTARY SKILL
Reading3.1.3
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CROSS
CURRICULAR
ELEMENT
(S/W)
Language
informationanddetails
of simple sentences
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
We’re lost
Lake
Wait andsee
Come withme
Thank youverymuch
LEARNING OUTLINE:
Pre-lesson
See Teacher’sBook.
LessonDelivery
See Teacher’sBook.NB
– thislessonfocuseson
Activity1 (picture
story),whichcontinues
ontopage 63.
Post lesson
See Teacher’sBook.
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Superminds 1 p.62
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Strategy 6 may be
suitable.
Do you…?Yes, I do…/No,
I don’t
LEARNING OUTLINE:
Pre-lesson
See Teacher’sBook.
LessonDelivery
See Teacher’sBook.
Post lesson
See Teacher’sBook.
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Superminds 1 p.61
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Strategy 2, 3 or 7 may be
suitable.
Use other strategies if
appropriate
language phonemes
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
Recycledstorylanguage
fromlesson17
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Superminds 1 p.63
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Strategy 2 may be
suitable.
Use other strategies if
appropriate.
informationanddetails
of simple sentences
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
How manydays do….?
Possessivepronoun
LEARNING OUTLINE:
Pre-lesson
See Teacher’sBook.
LessonDelivery
See Teacher’sBook.
Post lesson
See Teacher’sBook.
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Superminds1p.64
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Strategy 2 may be
suitable.
Use other strategies if
appropriate.
Blendphonemes(CVC,
CCVC,CVCV,CCV)
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR
FOCUS:
Your choice of phoneme
blendsCVC,CCVC,CVCV,
CCV
LEARNING OUTLINE:
Design your own
Language Arts lesson
linked to the main and
the complementary
content and learning
standards.
In thislesson,pupilslisten
to and join in a song
which focuses on
blending phonemes.
Theyshouldsee andwork
with the words of the
song in written form as
well.
MATERIALS/
REFERENCES
Your choice, as
appropriate to your
lesson. Some example
songs can be found here:
https://www.kizphonics.
com/phonics-
phonemesongs/
http://www.earlychildho
odeducationzone.com/
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Use other strategies if
appropriate.
best-phonics-songs/
DIFFERENTIATION
STRATEGIES
Your choice, as
appropriate to your
lesson.