This document provides a yearly scheme of work for an English Form 2 class in 2014. It outlines 10 units to be covered across the school year, with each unit lasting 2-3 weeks. Each unit focuses on a theme and includes learning outcomes, curriculum specifications, educational emphasis, grammar, sound system and vocabulary focus. Activities include reading texts like stories, poems and plays, discussing themes, role playing, debates, dictations, spelling tests and writing assignments. Assessment includes regular PBS tests, a mid-term exam and semester exams.
The document outlines a yearly scheme of work for English lessons in Year 5 of the Malaysian primary school curriculum. It is divided into 26 weeks covering 10 units of work. Each unit covers objectives and skills in listening and speaking, reading, writing, language arts and grammar. The units include topics such as self-esteem, manners, gratitude, peer pressure, folk tales, money, study skills, international folk tales and safety. The document provides a structured plan to guide English teaching and help students develop various language skills over the academic year.
This document is a scheme of work for English lessons for Year 1 students in 2015 at SK TUN DR SYED NASIR primary school in Kota Tinggi, Johor, Malaysia. It was prepared by Ahlamulmuna binti Uzir and verified by Tugi bin Wagiman. The scheme of work outlines 14 weeks of lessons divided into themes and topics. Each week focuses on listening and speaking, reading, writing, language arts, and word focus skills. Activities are designed to help students develop phonological awareness, reading fluency, writing skills, and oral language abilities.
This document provides a yearly scheme of work for an English class in Year 3. It outlines 10 weeks of lessons, divided into themes of "World of Self", "World of Stories", and "World of Knowledge". Each week covers listening and speaking, reading, writing, language arts, and grammar skills and objectives for students to work on each day. The document lists learning targets for students in phonemic awareness, reading comprehension, creative works, writing, and grammar.
This document outlines a yearly/weekly plan for KSSR Year 2 students in 2017. It includes 4 days of activities each week focused on listening and speaking, reading, writing, and language arts. Each week covers a different theme and includes learning objectives and standards for students to work on in each subject area each day. The plan spans 17 weeks and covers units on welcoming students back to school, citizenship, locations, stories, hobbies, food, and plants.
1) The document is an English yearly scheme of work for Year 2 students at SK TUN DR SYED NASIR primary school in Kota Tinggi, Johor, Malaysia for 2015.
2) It is divided into 20 weeks covering various themes like the world of knowledge, world of stories, and world of self.
3) Each week outlines the topic, and learning objectives and activities for listening & speaking, reading, writing, and language art. Objectives focus on phonics, reading comprehension, writing sentences, and performing songs/chants.
This document provides the yearly scheme of work for the English language curriculum for Year 3 students following the KSSR standards. It outlines the content standards, learning standards, evidence of learning, and notes for teachers over 12 weeks of lessons organized into 5 units: World of Self, Being Healthy, My Cousins My Neighbour, People Around Me, and Having Fun. The standards cover listening, speaking, reading, writing, language art and grammar skills. Lessons incorporate activities such as conversations, reciting rhymes, reading comprehension and creative writing tasks.
The document outlines an English yearly scheme of work for year 2 students. It includes 5 objectives for students to achieve by the end of the year across listening and speaking, reading, writing, and language arts. It then provides a detailed 16-week plan covering various themes. Each week focuses on different skills across the 4 content areas, including blending/segmenting sounds, reading comprehension, writing sentences, and enjoying rhymes/songs. The plan aims to help students improve their English communication, reading, writing, and language appreciation abilities.
This document contains the yearly scheme of work for the English language curriculum for Year 2 students in Malaysia. It outlines the themes, content, and learning standards covered over 10 weeks. The themes include self, family, and friends, values and citizenship, places and locations, and stories. The document focuses on developing students' listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills according to standards set by the Malaysian Ministry of Education. Key areas of focus include pronunciation, comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, sentence construction, and creative works.
The document outlines a yearly scheme of work for English lessons in Year 5 of the Malaysian primary school curriculum. It is divided into 26 weeks covering 10 units of work. Each unit covers objectives and skills in listening and speaking, reading, writing, language arts and grammar. The units include topics such as self-esteem, manners, gratitude, peer pressure, folk tales, money, study skills, international folk tales and safety. The document provides a structured plan to guide English teaching and help students develop various language skills over the academic year.
This document is a scheme of work for English lessons for Year 1 students in 2015 at SK TUN DR SYED NASIR primary school in Kota Tinggi, Johor, Malaysia. It was prepared by Ahlamulmuna binti Uzir and verified by Tugi bin Wagiman. The scheme of work outlines 14 weeks of lessons divided into themes and topics. Each week focuses on listening and speaking, reading, writing, language arts, and word focus skills. Activities are designed to help students develop phonological awareness, reading fluency, writing skills, and oral language abilities.
This document provides a yearly scheme of work for an English class in Year 3. It outlines 10 weeks of lessons, divided into themes of "World of Self", "World of Stories", and "World of Knowledge". Each week covers listening and speaking, reading, writing, language arts, and grammar skills and objectives for students to work on each day. The document lists learning targets for students in phonemic awareness, reading comprehension, creative works, writing, and grammar.
This document outlines a yearly/weekly plan for KSSR Year 2 students in 2017. It includes 4 days of activities each week focused on listening and speaking, reading, writing, and language arts. Each week covers a different theme and includes learning objectives and standards for students to work on in each subject area each day. The plan spans 17 weeks and covers units on welcoming students back to school, citizenship, locations, stories, hobbies, food, and plants.
1) The document is an English yearly scheme of work for Year 2 students at SK TUN DR SYED NASIR primary school in Kota Tinggi, Johor, Malaysia for 2015.
2) It is divided into 20 weeks covering various themes like the world of knowledge, world of stories, and world of self.
3) Each week outlines the topic, and learning objectives and activities for listening & speaking, reading, writing, and language art. Objectives focus on phonics, reading comprehension, writing sentences, and performing songs/chants.
This document provides the yearly scheme of work for the English language curriculum for Year 3 students following the KSSR standards. It outlines the content standards, learning standards, evidence of learning, and notes for teachers over 12 weeks of lessons organized into 5 units: World of Self, Being Healthy, My Cousins My Neighbour, People Around Me, and Having Fun. The standards cover listening, speaking, reading, writing, language art and grammar skills. Lessons incorporate activities such as conversations, reciting rhymes, reading comprehension and creative writing tasks.
The document outlines an English yearly scheme of work for year 2 students. It includes 5 objectives for students to achieve by the end of the year across listening and speaking, reading, writing, and language arts. It then provides a detailed 16-week plan covering various themes. Each week focuses on different skills across the 4 content areas, including blending/segmenting sounds, reading comprehension, writing sentences, and enjoying rhymes/songs. The plan aims to help students improve their English communication, reading, writing, and language appreciation abilities.
This document contains the yearly scheme of work for the English language curriculum for Year 2 students in Malaysia. It outlines the themes, content, and learning standards covered over 10 weeks. The themes include self, family, and friends, values and citizenship, places and locations, and stories. The document focuses on developing students' listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills according to standards set by the Malaysian Ministry of Education. Key areas of focus include pronunciation, comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, sentence construction, and creative works.
This document provides a weekly scheme of work for an English class in Year 1. It outlines the content standards, learning strategies, and assessments for listening & speaking, reading, writing, and language arts over 9 weeks. The topics covered include sounds, stories, self and family, and each week focuses on a different theme. Skills developed include pronunciation, comprehension, letter recognition, sentence writing, and appreciation of rhymes. Assessments evaluate students' ability to listen, read words and sentences, discuss topics, and produce creative works.
This document contains information on 10 units covering various themes and topics related to an early childhood education curriculum. Each unit lists learning standards and objectives related to listening and speaking, reading, writing, and language arts. The standards cover skills such as blending and segmenting sounds, reading comprehension, following instructions, storytelling, and more. The document provides an overview of the scope and content covered in the curriculum.
This document contains a sample yearly lesson plan for English for Year 1 students in Malaysia. It outlines 4 weeks of lessons organized by theme, learning standards, and activities. Week 1 focuses on sounds, with students practicing pronunciation, rhyming, and identifying letters. Week 2 focuses on introductions and family, with activities like conversations and identifying letter sounds. Week 3 continues working on pronunciation and reading skills through rhyming and blending sounds. The plan aims to help students develop strong English reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills by the end of primary school.
1. The document provides a sample weekly lesson plan for teaching English as a second language to Year 2 students.
2. The plan outlines 3 weekly themes - greetings, social expressions, and stories. Each week focuses on vocabulary, pronunciation, reading, and writing skills.
3. Specific learning outcomes and assessment criteria are detailed for each theme at different proficiency levels, along with teaching methods and activities.
The document is a yearly scheme of work for English Year 2 at SK Kg Buda. It outlines the weekly themes, content standards, learning standards, and activities for listening, speaking, reading, writing, language and art over 14 weeks. The themes include "Hooray!! We Are Back", "Do The Right Thing", "Where Am I?", "Read Me A Story", "I Am Special", "Delicious Food", and "Hobbies". The document provides the content and learning standards to be achieved each week based on the Malaysian curriculum framework.
1. The document outlines learning objectives and standards for language skills including listening, speaking, reading, writing and arts for various units and weeks.
2. The objectives are organized by unit and broken down into specific skills standards for listening and speaking, reading, writing, and arts.
3. The document provides detailed learning targets for recognizing sounds and words, reading sentences, stories and paragraphs, creative expression, and having conversations.
The document outlines an English yearly scheme of work for year 2 students. It includes 5 objectives for students to achieve by the end of the year related to communication, reading, writing, and language skills. It then provides a content standard breakdown of listening and speaking, reading, writing, and language art goals for each week of the 16-week plan. The weekly goals focus on phonics, reading comprehension, writing sentences and paragraphs, and performing songs, poems and creative works.
This document provides an English yearly scheme of work for Year 4 students in 2014. It outlines 13 units to be covered from January to October, organized by theme. Each week lists learning objectives and outcomes for listening & speaking, reading, writing, language arts, and grammar. Key areas of focus include understanding texts, applying spelling and punctuation rules, responding to literature, and using grammar structures like nouns, verbs and prepositions correctly. The scheme of work provides a comprehensive overview of the material and skills to be developed in English over the academic year.
This document outlines the standards and descriptors for English language performance in Year 3 of primary school in Malaysia. It begins with the national philosophy of education, which aims to develop students holistically. The aims and objectives of the English language curriculum are then presented, focusing on developing basic communication skills. The document is divided into bands that describe language proficiency standards and provide evidence of what students should know and be able to do at each level, covering listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. The focus is on applying language skills appropriately and with good manners across various contexts.
This document outlines the annual lesson plan for English in Year 2. It is divided into 12 weeks covering 5 units: 1) Hooray! We Are Back, 2) Do The Right Thing, 3) Where Am I?, 4) Read Me A Story, and 5) I Am Special. Each unit covers listening, speaking, reading, writing, and language arts standards. The standards focus on developing pronunciation, listening comprehension, reading skills like phonics and comprehension, writing legibility and sentences, and performing songs/stories.
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This document outlines the annual English curriculum plan for Year 3 students at SK Parit Melana school in Alor Gajah, Melaka, Malaysia. It is divided into 15 weeks covering topics related to the students' world of self, family, and friends. Each week covers the listening, speaking, reading, writing, language arts and grammar standards and learning outcomes. The document provides the content standards and specific skills students should master each week, such as speaking with proper stress, reading sentences, writing phrases, enjoying poems and using nouns.
This document contains the teaching plan for English language lessons for Year 4 students over weeks 27-41. It outlines the weekly themes, content standards, learning standards, and performance standards to be covered. It also lists the textbook and pages to be used for each week's lesson. The lessons focus on developing students' listening, speaking, reading, writing, and language skills through topics like celebrations, food, transportation, helping others, and animals.
1. The document outlines a 4 day weekly theme for language arts learning. Each day focuses on a different skill - listening and speaking on day 1, reading on day 2, writing on day 3, and language arts on day 4.
2. Over the course of 12 weeks, students will work on skills like identifying letters, blending sounds, reading words, punctuation, and creative expression through rhymes, stories, and songs.
3. The document provides detailed learning objectives and standards for students to meet each week to advance their language development.
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This document outlines the scheme of work for Year 3 students over the course of one year. It is divided into 12 weeks covering 5 units of study: Things I Do, Being Healthy, My Cousins My Neighbour, People Around Me, and Having Fun. Each week lists the learning standards and outcomes for listening, speaking, reading, writing, language arts and grammar. The standards cover pronunciation, comprehension, composition, performance and correct usage of parts of speech. Evidence of learning and the teacher's notes emphasize thinking skills, values, creativity and multiple intelligences. The scheme provides structure and assessment criteria for instructing students in English language proficiency over the academic year.
This document provides a lesson plan for a English language class on the topic of "Home Sweet Home". The lesson plan aims to teach students about parts of the home through reading and writing activities at different levels based on the curriculum specification. Students will match pictures of home parts to vocabulary words, complete sentences about activities in different rooms, and work in groups to list items found in specific parts of the home using a graphic organizer. The goal is for students to practice their reading, writing, and critical thinking skills while learning vocabulary related to the home.
This document contains a scheme of work for an English language class at SMK Lahad for Form 1 students in 2016. It outlines the weekly plan from weeks 1-12, covering four units: Knowing Me, Knowing You; Hobbies; Going Places; and Safe and Sound. Each week specifies the learning outcomes, topics, activities and teaching strategies. The document provides details for lesson plans, including objectives, materials, and values to be taught each week to help students develop English communication skills like talking about themselves, asking questions, and discussing plans.
This document outlines a yearly scheme of work for an English class at SJKT Batu Caves. It is divided into 10 weeks covering various themes like "World of Self", "World of Stories", and "World of Knowledge". Each week focuses on different language skills like listening, speaking, reading, writing, language arts and grammar. The document lists learning outcomes and assessment criteria for students in each skill area over the 5 school days in a week.
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The document outlines competencies in the mother tongue for grades 1-3 in the Philippines. It covers oral language, phonological skills, book and print knowledge, alphabet knowledge, word recognition, fluency, spelling, handwriting, composing, grammar awareness, and vocabulary. For each competency and grade level, 3-7 specific learning targets are listed. The document provides a detailed breakdown of language arts skills and objectives for elementary students in the Philippines to develop proficiency in their mother tongue.
RANCANGAN TAHUNAN UNIT BAHASA BI YR 6 2024(KUMPULANA) .docxcabby2
The document provides a yearly scheme of work for English lessons in Year 6. It is divided into 23 weeks from January to July 2021. Each week covers a theme, topics for listening and speaking, reading, writing, grammar, and language art activities. The lessons focus on developing students' skills in various areas of English, including comprehending texts, having conversations, applying grammar rules, and engaging with literary works.
This document provides a yearly scheme of work for Year 6 students covering 10 units over 20 weeks. Each week outlines topics and learning objectives for listening and speaking, reading, writing, grammar, language, and art. Objectives cover skills like comprehending oral/written texts, having conversations, reading for information/enjoyment, writing sentences/paragraphs, and using grammar/vocabulary correctly. The units cover themes like stories, self and relationships, knowledge, and staying healthy.
This document contains a scheme of work for English lessons in Year 2. It outlines the topics, language skills, and learning objectives to be covered over 27 weeks. The main topics include the world of stories, self and family, and getting dressed. Key language skills focus on listening, speaking, reading, writing, and language arts. The objectives progress from basic recognition and understanding to more advanced comprehension, expression, spelling, and writing skills.
This document outlines the yearly scheme of work for English in Year 6. It is divided into 8 units over 16 weeks. Each week covers the learning objectives and outcomes for listening and speaking, reading, writing, grammar, and language art. The topics covered include reading comprehension, writing sentences and paragraphs, grammar structures like nouns and verbs, reciting poems, and responding to literary texts. Civic education is integrated into some weeks. The schedule also notes dates for holidays and mid-term break during the school year.
This document provides a weekly scheme of work for an English class in Year 1. It outlines the content standards, learning strategies, and assessments for listening & speaking, reading, writing, and language arts over 9 weeks. The topics covered include sounds, stories, self and family, and each week focuses on a different theme. Skills developed include pronunciation, comprehension, letter recognition, sentence writing, and appreciation of rhymes. Assessments evaluate students' ability to listen, read words and sentences, discuss topics, and produce creative works.
This document contains information on 10 units covering various themes and topics related to an early childhood education curriculum. Each unit lists learning standards and objectives related to listening and speaking, reading, writing, and language arts. The standards cover skills such as blending and segmenting sounds, reading comprehension, following instructions, storytelling, and more. The document provides an overview of the scope and content covered in the curriculum.
This document contains a sample yearly lesson plan for English for Year 1 students in Malaysia. It outlines 4 weeks of lessons organized by theme, learning standards, and activities. Week 1 focuses on sounds, with students practicing pronunciation, rhyming, and identifying letters. Week 2 focuses on introductions and family, with activities like conversations and identifying letter sounds. Week 3 continues working on pronunciation and reading skills through rhyming and blending sounds. The plan aims to help students develop strong English reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills by the end of primary school.
1. The document provides a sample weekly lesson plan for teaching English as a second language to Year 2 students.
2. The plan outlines 3 weekly themes - greetings, social expressions, and stories. Each week focuses on vocabulary, pronunciation, reading, and writing skills.
3. Specific learning outcomes and assessment criteria are detailed for each theme at different proficiency levels, along with teaching methods and activities.
The document is a yearly scheme of work for English Year 2 at SK Kg Buda. It outlines the weekly themes, content standards, learning standards, and activities for listening, speaking, reading, writing, language and art over 14 weeks. The themes include "Hooray!! We Are Back", "Do The Right Thing", "Where Am I?", "Read Me A Story", "I Am Special", "Delicious Food", and "Hobbies". The document provides the content and learning standards to be achieved each week based on the Malaysian curriculum framework.
1. The document outlines learning objectives and standards for language skills including listening, speaking, reading, writing and arts for various units and weeks.
2. The objectives are organized by unit and broken down into specific skills standards for listening and speaking, reading, writing, and arts.
3. The document provides detailed learning targets for recognizing sounds and words, reading sentences, stories and paragraphs, creative expression, and having conversations.
The document outlines an English yearly scheme of work for year 2 students. It includes 5 objectives for students to achieve by the end of the year related to communication, reading, writing, and language skills. It then provides a content standard breakdown of listening and speaking, reading, writing, and language art goals for each week of the 16-week plan. The weekly goals focus on phonics, reading comprehension, writing sentences and paragraphs, and performing songs, poems and creative works.
This document provides an English yearly scheme of work for Year 4 students in 2014. It outlines 13 units to be covered from January to October, organized by theme. Each week lists learning objectives and outcomes for listening & speaking, reading, writing, language arts, and grammar. Key areas of focus include understanding texts, applying spelling and punctuation rules, responding to literature, and using grammar structures like nouns, verbs and prepositions correctly. The scheme of work provides a comprehensive overview of the material and skills to be developed in English over the academic year.
This document outlines the standards and descriptors for English language performance in Year 3 of primary school in Malaysia. It begins with the national philosophy of education, which aims to develop students holistically. The aims and objectives of the English language curriculum are then presented, focusing on developing basic communication skills. The document is divided into bands that describe language proficiency standards and provide evidence of what students should know and be able to do at each level, covering listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. The focus is on applying language skills appropriately and with good manners across various contexts.
This document outlines the annual lesson plan for English in Year 2. It is divided into 12 weeks covering 5 units: 1) Hooray! We Are Back, 2) Do The Right Thing, 3) Where Am I?, 4) Read Me A Story, and 5) I Am Special. Each unit covers listening, speaking, reading, writing, and language arts standards. The standards focus on developing pronunciation, listening comprehension, reading skills like phonics and comprehension, writing legibility and sentences, and performing songs/stories.
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This document outlines the annual English curriculum plan for Year 3 students at SK Parit Melana school in Alor Gajah, Melaka, Malaysia. It is divided into 15 weeks covering topics related to the students' world of self, family, and friends. Each week covers the listening, speaking, reading, writing, language arts and grammar standards and learning outcomes. The document provides the content standards and specific skills students should master each week, such as speaking with proper stress, reading sentences, writing phrases, enjoying poems and using nouns.
This document contains the teaching plan for English language lessons for Year 4 students over weeks 27-41. It outlines the weekly themes, content standards, learning standards, and performance standards to be covered. It also lists the textbook and pages to be used for each week's lesson. The lessons focus on developing students' listening, speaking, reading, writing, and language skills through topics like celebrations, food, transportation, helping others, and animals.
1. The document outlines a 4 day weekly theme for language arts learning. Each day focuses on a different skill - listening and speaking on day 1, reading on day 2, writing on day 3, and language arts on day 4.
2. Over the course of 12 weeks, students will work on skills like identifying letters, blending sounds, reading words, punctuation, and creative expression through rhymes, stories, and songs.
3. The document provides detailed learning objectives and standards for students to meet each week to advance their language development.
Rancangan pengajaran-tahunan-bi-tahun-3-kssr-yearly-scheme-of-work-year-three...Adam Hamdan
This document outlines the scheme of work for Year 3 students over the course of one year. It is divided into 12 weeks covering 5 units of study: Things I Do, Being Healthy, My Cousins My Neighbour, People Around Me, and Having Fun. Each week lists the learning standards and outcomes for listening, speaking, reading, writing, language arts and grammar. The standards cover pronunciation, comprehension, composition, performance and correct usage of parts of speech. Evidence of learning and the teacher's notes emphasize thinking skills, values, creativity and multiple intelligences. The scheme provides structure and assessment criteria for instructing students in English language proficiency over the academic year.
This document provides a lesson plan for a English language class on the topic of "Home Sweet Home". The lesson plan aims to teach students about parts of the home through reading and writing activities at different levels based on the curriculum specification. Students will match pictures of home parts to vocabulary words, complete sentences about activities in different rooms, and work in groups to list items found in specific parts of the home using a graphic organizer. The goal is for students to practice their reading, writing, and critical thinking skills while learning vocabulary related to the home.
This document contains a scheme of work for an English language class at SMK Lahad for Form 1 students in 2016. It outlines the weekly plan from weeks 1-12, covering four units: Knowing Me, Knowing You; Hobbies; Going Places; and Safe and Sound. Each week specifies the learning outcomes, topics, activities and teaching strategies. The document provides details for lesson plans, including objectives, materials, and values to be taught each week to help students develop English communication skills like talking about themselves, asking questions, and discussing plans.
This document outlines a yearly scheme of work for an English class at SJKT Batu Caves. It is divided into 10 weeks covering various themes like "World of Self", "World of Stories", and "World of Knowledge". Each week focuses on different language skills like listening, speaking, reading, writing, language arts and grammar. The document lists learning outcomes and assessment criteria for students in each skill area over the 5 school days in a week.
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The document outlines competencies in the mother tongue for grades 1-3 in the Philippines. It covers oral language, phonological skills, book and print knowledge, alphabet knowledge, word recognition, fluency, spelling, handwriting, composing, grammar awareness, and vocabulary. For each competency and grade level, 3-7 specific learning targets are listed. The document provides a detailed breakdown of language arts skills and objectives for elementary students in the Philippines to develop proficiency in their mother tongue.
RANCANGAN TAHUNAN UNIT BAHASA BI YR 6 2024(KUMPULANA) .docxcabby2
The document provides a yearly scheme of work for English lessons in Year 6. It is divided into 23 weeks from January to July 2021. Each week covers a theme, topics for listening and speaking, reading, writing, grammar, and language art activities. The lessons focus on developing students' skills in various areas of English, including comprehending texts, having conversations, applying grammar rules, and engaging with literary works.
This document provides a yearly scheme of work for Year 6 students covering 10 units over 20 weeks. Each week outlines topics and learning objectives for listening and speaking, reading, writing, grammar, language, and art. Objectives cover skills like comprehending oral/written texts, having conversations, reading for information/enjoyment, writing sentences/paragraphs, and using grammar/vocabulary correctly. The units cover themes like stories, self and relationships, knowledge, and staying healthy.
This document contains a scheme of work for English lessons in Year 2. It outlines the topics, language skills, and learning objectives to be covered over 27 weeks. The main topics include the world of stories, self and family, and getting dressed. Key language skills focus on listening, speaking, reading, writing, and language arts. The objectives progress from basic recognition and understanding to more advanced comprehension, expression, spelling, and writing skills.
This document outlines the yearly scheme of work for English in Year 6. It is divided into 8 units over 16 weeks. Each week covers the learning objectives and outcomes for listening and speaking, reading, writing, grammar, and language art. The topics covered include reading comprehension, writing sentences and paragraphs, grammar structures like nouns and verbs, reciting poems, and responding to literary texts. Civic education is integrated into some weeks. The schedule also notes dates for holidays and mid-term break during the school year.
This document is the scheme of work for English at Sekolah Kebangsaan Tuanku Bagus for the 2023/2024 academic year. It outlines the topics, themes, learning objectives and assessment for listening, speaking, reading, writing and language arts over weeks 1-23 for Year 2 students. The topics covered include the world of stories, self, family and friends, and getting dressed. The document provides a detailed plan for delivering the English curriculum throughout the year.
The document provides a scheme of work for Year 6 students over multiple weeks. It outlines learning outcomes and specifications for language content in listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar, and sounds/phonics. Key areas of focus include diphthongs, blends, double consonants, prefixes/suffixes, nouns, verbs, adjectives, pronouns, sentences, paragraphs, comprehension, dictionaries, stories, and poems. Educational emphasis is placed on skills like critical thinking, problem solving, preparation for real-world application, and developing multiple intelligences.
This document provides a scheme of work for an English language course covering 12 weeks. It includes the following information for each week:
- Chapter/theme being covered such as famous personalities, heroes, health issues etc.
- Learning outcomes and language content objectives focused on developing students' reading, writing, speaking and literature skills.
- Educational emphases including developing students' use of English for interaction, information and creative purposes.
- Grammar, vocabulary and other language points to be covered along with thinking skills and real world applications.
This document outlines the yearly scheme of work for English for Year 5 students according to the Malaysian curriculum. It is divided into 9 units over 22 weeks and covers topics in listening, speaking, reading, writing, language arts and grammar. Each unit focuses on a theme and identifies the learning objectives and outcomes for students in terms of language skills, comprehension, expression, literary analysis and grammatical understanding. The scheme of work provides guidance for teachers on delivering the Year 5 English syllabus.
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This document outlines the scheme of work for English lessons in Year 2 at SK Kebor Besar for the 2024/2025 school year. It is divided into units covering different topics that will be taught over 28 weeks. Each unit lists the learning objectives and outcomes for listening, speaking, reading, writing and language arts. The topics include stories from books, self and family, free time activities, and descriptions. A variety of activities are planned, such as listening exercises, role plays, reading comprehension, guided writing practice, and engaging with songs and rhymes.
This document outlines the scheme of work and lesson plans for English in Year 2. It covers 27 weeks of instruction divided into units. Each week covers the main language skills of listening, speaking, reading, writing and language arts. Objectives are provided for each skill to be covered that week, such as recognizing letter sounds, blending phonemes, asking and answering questions, following instructions, reading simple texts and writing sentences. It also schedules holidays and breaks in the academic calendar.
This document is a scheme of work for English for Year 5 students at SK Dato' Kayaman for the 2023/2024 school year. It is divided into 4 units (Starter Unit, Unit 1: Towns and Cities, Unit 2: Days, Unit 3: Wild Life, Unit 4: Learning World) to be covered from Week 1 to Week 23. Each week covers the learning objectives and outcomes for the skills of Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing and Language Arts based on the English Year 5 curriculum. The document also includes the mid-term and term breaks scheduled during the school year.
This document provides the yearly scheme of work for the English subject in Year 4 of the KSSR SK curriculum. It is divided into 14 units covering various themes that will be taught over 39 weeks. Each unit lists the learning objectives and outcomes for listening and speaking, reading, writing, language arts and grammar components. The objectives focus on developing students' language skills like reading comprehension, writing, vocabulary, grammar usage and oral communication.
This document provides a scheme of work for an English language course for Form 1 students over 38 weeks. It outlines the weekly themes and topics to be covered, the intended learning outcomes, suggested activities, and assessments. The topics covered include family, friends, health, safety, school, values, citizenship, and the environment. The learning outcomes focus on developing students' language skills for interpersonal communication, acquiring and understanding information, and appreciating literature. Grammar, vocabulary, and sound system concepts are also integrated into the lessons.
This document outlines the scheme of work for English at Rozayus Academy for the 2023/2024 school year. It is divided into units that cover listening, speaking, reading, writing and language arts over 23 weeks. The major themes are the world of stories, self, family and friends. Topics include introduction, free time, the old house, and get dressed. The document provides learning objectives and outcomes for each skill on a weekly basis.
This document outlines the yearly scheme of work for English language for Year 6 in 2022/2023. It is divided into 8 units covering a range of topics. Each unit lists the learning objectives and skills covered for listening, speaking, reading, writing, and language arts over a period of 4 weeks. The objectives focus on comprehending and producing language related to narrating events, describing experiences and objects, understanding texts, and communicating effectively.
This document provides a yearly scheme of work for an English curriculum in Year 4. It outlines 36 weeks of lessons divided into themes and units. Each week lists learning objectives and outcomes in key areas including listening & speaking, reading, writing, language arts, and grammar notes. The objectives focus on developing language skills like comprehending texts, applying spelling and grammar rules, discussing topics, and creating written work. The scheme aims to guide students in progressing their English proficiency through diverse lesson plans over the school year.
This document is an English scheme of work for Year 2 students in 2021. It outlines the topics, learning objectives, and activities for listening, speaking, reading, writing and language arts over 20 weeks from January to July. The major topics covered include the world of stories, self and family, and stories. For each week the scheme provides learning objectives for skills like recognizing sounds, understanding questions, giving instructions, reading comprehension, writing sentences, and responding through songs and chants. The purpose is to guide English instruction for Year 2 students throughout the 2021 school year.
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1. Yearly Scheme of Work
English Form 2, 2014
SM ST DOMINIC, P.O BOX 60441, 91114 LAHAD DATU, SABAH
WEEK THEME /
CHAPTER
LEARNING OUTCOMES / CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION EDUCATIONAL
EMPHASIS
NOTES
Level Language for
Interpersonal Use
Language for
Informational Use
Language for
Aesthetical Use
Language
Content
PBS Suggested
Descriptors
1 Syllabus Outline
and PBS Form 2
Introduction
Students will be introduced to the Form 2 English Syllabus and the PBS Form 2 for English.
PBS Form 2 for English consists of:
- PBS Assessment throughout the year
- Form 2 Long Term Assignment (Tugasan Jangka Panjang Tingkatan 2)
1, 2 Unit 1
Theme: People
“What People Do”
1
&
2
1.1 a. i Talking about
(describing) one’s
hobbies, pastimes, routines,
ambitions and hopes, etc.
1.2 b. ii. Asking questions
politely to get information.
1.3 c. iv. Listening to and
identifying similarities and
differences involving initial
and final consonants,
long and short vowels,
diphthongs; and
pronunciation of past tense
forms, plural forms and
contractions.
1.3 a. vii writing simple letter
to friends and relatives
2.1 b. Ii. Reading silently and
aloud with understanding a
variety of texts of suitable
length
Poem:
I Wonder
3.1 a. i, ii
i. Reciting a poem with
feeling and expression
and with correct
pronunciation,
intonation, stress and
rhythm.
ii. Finding out the
meaning of unfamiliar
words by using
contextual clues and
/or the dictionary.
iii. Retelling the content
of the poem in one’s
own words.
GRAMMAR
Simple Present
Tense for
Habitual
Actions
Interrogative
Pronouns
“WH-Words”
Antonyms
SOUND SYSTEM
r /r/
l /l/
VOCABULARY
Occupations
B2 DL1 E1
B1 DB1 E1
B2 DB1 E1
B6 DL1 E1
B1 DT1 E1
LHTLS
MI
ICT
Writing 1
- INFORMAL
LETTER
B2 DT1 E1
2. 3,4 Unit 2
Theme: People
“Village and Their
Livelihood”
1 1.2 b. ii. Asking questions
politely to get information.
2.1 b. Ii. Reading silently and
aloud with understanding a
variety of texts of suitable
length
Short Story:
One is One and All Alone
3.1 a. i, ii
i. Reciting a poem with
feeling and expression
and with correct
pronunciation,
intonation, stress and
rhythm.
ii. Finding out the
meaning of unfamiliar
words by using
contextual clues and
/or the dictionary.
iii. Retelling the content
of the story in one’s own
words.
GRAMMAR
Subject Verb
Agreement
Punctuation
Synonyms
SOUND SYSTEM
s/s/ and z/z/
VOCABULARY
Family Ties
B4 DL3 E1
B1 DT1 E1
B3 DB1 E1
LHTLS
ICT
PFRW
Writing 2
SUMMARY
Spell It Right
2 1.1 b. Vii.
Seeking clarification on what
was said and responding
appropriately.
2.1 b. i. Listening to and
understanding a variety of
texts of suitable length
2.1 b. ii. Reading silently and
aloud with understanding a
variety of texts of suitable
length
2.1 a. vi. Identifying main
ideas in simple texts.
2.1. b. vii. Identifying
supporting details or ideas
in simple texts.
3 1.1 d. x. Reading and
discussing points of interest
with friends, recalling ideas,
giving opinions.
5,6 CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAY
3. 7,8,9 Unit 4
Theme:
Environment
“Stop Air
Pollution”
1 1.1. b. Ii. Asking questions
politely to get information
2.1 b. Ii. Reading silently and
aloud with understanding a
variety of texts of suitable
length
2.2 b.i. Telling what the text
is about
2.2 b. Ii. Noting important
details
2.3 c. Xvi. Taking spelling and
dictation of seen texts
Short Story:
One is One and All Alone
3.1 a. I, ii
i. Reciting a poem with
feeling and expression
and with correct
pronunciation,
intonation, stress and
rhythm.
ii. Finding out the
meaning of unfamiliar
words by using
contextual clues and
/or the dictionary.
iii. Retelling the content
of the story in one’s own
words.
3.2 iv, v
Giving the sequence of
events, talking about the
place and time the story
describes
GRAMMAR
Future Tense
using ‘going to’
Punctuation
- Question mark
Prefix ‘mis’
SOUND SYSTEM
- /e/ and /ae/
VOCABULARY
Environmental
Issues
B1 DL1 E1
B4 DL1 E1
B5 DT1 E1
B3 DB1 E1
TS
LHTLS
VALUES
PFTRW
Writing
PICTURE
SERIES
2 1.2. b. Vi. Participating in a
conversation by agreeing
politely with others
- disagreeing politely
- interrupting politely
- taking leave
2.2 b. Iv. Identifying
important ideas by listening
and checking a list
2.2, b . iii. Following
sequence of ideas.
3 2.3 a. Xvii. Writing recounts. 2.2 d. Xi. Making simple
predictions of outcomes,
giving reasons
2.3. d. X. Identifying cause
and effect in simple texts.
4. 10,11 Unit 5
Theme:
Environment
“Flood Woes”
1 1.1. b. ii. Asking questions
politely to get information
2.1 b. Ii. Reading silently and
aloud with understanding a
variety of texts of suitable
length
2.2 b.i. Telling what the text
is about
2.2 b. Ii. Noting important
details
2.3 c. xvi. Taking spelling and
dictation of seen texts
Poem:
Heir Conditioning
3.1 a. i, ii
i. Reciting a poem with
feeling and expression
and with correct
pronunciation,
intonation, stress and
rhythm.
ii. Finding out the
meaning of unfamiliar
words by using
contextual clues and
/or the dictionary.
iii. Retelling the content
of the story in one’s own
words.
3.2 iv, v
Giving the sequence of
events, talking about the
place and time the story
describes
GRAMMAR
Prepositions of
direction
Fomation of the
plural words
ending with ‘f’
and ‘fe’
Dictionary Skills
SOUND SYSTEM
/ I
/ i
/
/
/
/
VOCABULARY
Prefix ‘re’
B3 DL2 E2
B3 DL2 E1
B3 DT1 E1
TS
LHTLS
VALUES
PFTRW
ICT
Writing
Describing
event /
incident
Summary
2 1.2. b. vi. Participating in a
conversation by agreeing
politely with others
- disagreeing politely
- interrupting politely
- taking leave
2.2 b. iv. Identifying
important ideas by listening
and checking a list
2.2, b . iii. Following
sequence of ideas.
3 2.3 a. xvii. Writing recounts. 2.2 d. xi. Making simple
predictions of outcomes,
giving reasons
2.3. d. x. Identifying cause
and effect in simple texts.
12,13, ** MID TERM TEST **
5. 14, 15 Unit 7
Theme:
Social Issues
“Time is Gold”
1 1.1. b. ii. Asking questions
politely to get information
2.1 b. Ii. Reading silently and
aloud with understanding a
variety of texts of suitable
length
2.2 b.i. Telling what the text
is about
2.2 b. Ii. Noting important
details
2.3 c. xvi. Taking spelling and
dictation of seen texts
Drama:
Rumpelstiltskin
3.1 a. i, ii
i. Reciting a poem with
feeling and expression
and with correct
pronunciation,
intonation, stress and
rhythm.
ii. Finding out the
meaning of unfamiliar
words by using
contextual clues and
/or the dictionary.
iii. Retelling the content
of the story in one’s own
words.
3.2 iv, v
Giving the sequence of
events, talking about the
place and time the story
describes
3.2. a. i. Role play an
event in the story.
GRAMMAR
Punctuation
- Apostrophe
for contractions
‘the’
SOUND SYSTEM
/t/
/d/
VOCABULARY
Suffix ‘less’
B6 DB1 E1
B4 DB1 E1
TS
LHTL
ICT
VALUES
PFTRW
MI
Writing 5
Article
Summary
2 1.2. b. vi. Participating in a
conversation by agreeing
politely with others
- disagreeing politely
- interrupting politely
- taking leave
2.2 b. iv. Identifying
important ideas by listening
and checking a list
2.2, b . iii. Following
sequence of ideas.
3 2.3 a. xvii. Writing recounts. 2.2 d. xi. Making simple
predictions of outcomes,
giving reasons
2.3. d. x. Identifying cause
and effect in simple texts.
2.2. d. xii. Drawing obvious
conclusions in simple texts
6. 16,17 Unit 8
Theme:
Social Issues
“What Are Friends
For”
1 1.1. b. ii. Asking questions
politely to get information
1.2. b. iv. Giving oral and
written instructions to do
something
2.1 b. Ii. Reading silently and
aloud with understanding a
variety of texts of suitable
length
2.2 b.i. Telling what the text
is about
2.2 b. Ii. Noting important
details
2.3 c. xvi. Taking spelling and
dictation of seen texts
Revision:
Poems:
The River
Mr Nobody
GRAMMAR
Negative
adjectives using
‘im’ and ‘un’
Pronouns
- subjects and
object
pronouns
SOUND SYSTEM
/
/
VOCABULARY
Synonyms
TS
LHTL
ICT
VALUES
PFTRW
MI
Writing 6
Stories with
moral values
Summary
2 1.2. b. vi. Participating in a
conversation by agreeing
politely with others
- disagreeing politely
- interrupting politely
- taking leave
2.2 b. iv. Identifying
important ideas by listening
and checking a list
2.2, b . iii. Following
sequence of ideas.
3 2.3 a. xvii. Writing recounts. 2.2 d. xi. Making simple
predictions of outcomes,
giving reasons
2.3. d. x. Identifying cause
and effect in simple texts.
2.2. d. xii. Drawing obvious
conclusions in simple texts
7. 18,19 Unit 9
Theme:
Health
“Looking Good,
Feeling Great”
1 1.1. b. Ii. Asking questions
politely to get information
2.1 b. Ii. Reading silently and
aloud with understanding a
variety of texts of suitable
length
2.2 b.i. Telling what the text
is about
2.2 b. Ii. Noting important
details
2.3 c. Xvi. Taking spelling and
dictation of seen texts
Drama:
Rumpelstiltskin
3.1 a. I, ii
i. Reciting a poem with
feeling and expression
and with correct
pronunciation,
intonation, stress and
rhythm.
ii. Finding out the
meaning of unfamiliar
words by using
contextual clues and
/or the dictionary.
iii. Retelling the content
of the story in one’s own
words.
3.2 iv, v
Giving the sequence of
events, talking about the
place and time the story
describes
3.2. a. i. Role play an
event in the story.
GRAMMAR
Connectors
- Sequence
Connectors
Conjunctions
- and, but, so,
or
Suffix ‘less’
SOUND SYSTEM
es /iz/
ies /aiz/
ves /vz/
VOCABULARY
synonyms
B3 DL1 E1
B4 DL1 E1
B4 DL2 E1
B5 DB1 E1
TS
LHTL
ICT
VALUES
PFTRW
MI
Writing 7
speech
Summary
2 1.2. b. Vi. Participating in a
conversation by agreeing
politely with others
- disagreeing politely
- interrupting politely
- taking leave
2.2 b. Iv. Identifying
important ideas by listening
and checking a list
2.2, b . iii. Following
sequence of ideas.
3 2.3 a. Xvii. Writing recounts. 2.2 d. Xi. Making simple
predictions of outcomes,
giving reasons
2.3. d. X. Identifying cause
and effect in simple texts.
2.2. d. Xii. Drawing obvious
conclusions in simple texts
20,21 ** SEMESTER ONE EXAMINATION **
22,23,24 FIRST SEMESTER BREAK
8. 25,26 Unit 10
Theme:
Health
“Food For
Thought”
1 1.1. b. ii. Asking questions
politely to get information
2.1 b. Ii. Reading silently and
aloud with understanding a
variety of texts of suitable
length
2.2 b.i. Telling what the text
is about
2.2 b. Ii. Noting important
details
2.3 c. xvi. Taking spelling and
dictation of seen texts
Revision:
Poems:
The River
&
Mr Nobody
(IF NECESSARY)
GRAMMAR
Modal Verbs
- must, may and
can
Preposition ‘of’
Gender
Nouns
Dictation
SOUND SYSTEM
Ending sound
/s/ and /z/
VOCABULARY
A group of
words that are
related to one
word
B4 DB1 E1
B4 DB2 E2
TS
LHTL
ICT
VALUES
PFTRW
MI
Writing
Cause and
effects
2 1.2. b. vi. Participating in a
conversation by agreeing
politely with others
- disagreeing politely
- interrupting politely
- taking leave
2.2 b. iv. Identifying
important ideas by listening
and checking a list
2.2, b . iii. Following
sequence of ideas.
3 2.3 a. xvii. Writing recounts. 2.2 d. xi. Making simple
predictions of outcomes,
giving reasons
2.3. d. x. Identifying cause
and effect in simple texts.
2.2. d. xii. Drawing obvious
conclusions in simple texts
9. 27,28 Unit 12
Theme:
Science and
Technology
“Going Organic”
1 1.1. b. ii. Asking questions
politely to get information
1.1 b. iii. Responding
appropriately to questions
by stating refuting and giving
details.
2.1 b. Ii. Reading silently and
aloud with understanding a
variety of texts of suitable
length
2.2 b.i. Telling what the text
is about
2.2 b. Ii. Noting important
details
2.3 c. xvi. Taking spelling and
dictation of seen texts
Revision:
Novel:
Journey to the Centre of
the Earth
GRAMMAR
Uncountable
Nouns
Prepositions of
place
Contextual
Clues
Pronouns as
Adjectives
SOUND SYSTEM
Stresses in two
or three syllable
words
VOCABULARY
Contextual
clues
B6 DT1 E1
TS
LHTL
ICT
VALUES
PFTRW
MI
Writing 8
Simple
recount
2 1.2. c. v. Writing simple
messages to friends and
family members relating to
functions
2.2 b. iv. Identifying
important ideas by listening
and checking a list
2.2, b . iii. Following
sequence of ideas.
2.2 b. ii. Noting important
details.
2.2 b. i. Telling what the text
is about
3 2.3 a. xvii. Writing
descriptions.
2.2 d. xi. Making simple
predictions of outcomes,
giving reasons
2.3. d. x. Identifying cause
and effect in simple texts.
2.2. d. xii. Drawing obvious
conclusions in simple texts
29 ** MID TERM TEST **
30,31 HARI RAYA HOLIDAYS
10. 32,33,34 Unit 13
Theme:
Science and
Technology
“Our Green
Heritage”
1 1.1. b. ii. Asking questions
politely to get information
1.1 b. iii. Responding
appropriately to questions
by stating refuting and giving
details.
2.1 b. Ii. Reading silently and
aloud with understanding a
variety of texts of suitable
length
2.2 b.i. Telling what the text
is about
2.2 b. Ii. Noting important
details
2.3 c. xvi. Taking spelling and
dictation of seen texts
Revision:
Novel:
Journey to the Centre of
the Earth
GRAMMAR
Simple Present
Tense for facts
that are
generally true
Future form
using ‘will’
Pronouns as
Adjectives
Contextual
Clues
SOUND SYSTEM
Stresses in
compound
words
VOCABULARY
Contextual
clues
RE –TEST FOR
THOSE WHO
HAVE NOT
ACHIEVED BAND
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 AND 6
TS
LHTL
ICT
VALUES
PFTRW
MI
Writing 9
summary
Spell It Right
2 1.2 b. vi. Giving oral and
written instructions to do
something
2.2 b. iv. Identifying
important ideas by listening
and checking a list
2.2, b . iii. Following
sequence of ideas.
2.2 b. ii. Noting important
details.
2.2 b. i. Telling what the text
is about
3 1.3 c. Making decisions with
others to do something
2.3 a. xvii. Writing
descriptions.
2.2 d. xi. Making simple
predictions of outcomes,
giving reasons
2.3. d. x. Identifying cause
and effect in simple texts.
2.2. d. xii. Drawing obvious
conclusions in simple texts
35,36 PBS TEST FOR STUDENT TO ACHIEVE HIGHER BAND
37,38 2ND MID TERM HOLIDAY
11. 39,40 Unit 14
Theme:
Science and
Technology
“Innovations in
Technology”
1 1.1. b. ii. Asking questions
politely to get information
1.1 b. iii. Responding
appropriately to questions
by stating refuting and giving
details.
1.1 d. i. Talking about
(describing) one’s ambitions
and hopes etc.
2.1 b. Ii. Reading silently and
aloud with understanding a
variety of texts of suitable
length
2.2 b.i. Telling what the text
is about
2.2 b. Ii. Noting important
details
2.3 c. xvi. Taking spelling and
dictation of seen texts
Revision:
Novel:
Journey to the Centre of
the Earth
GRAMMAR
Adverbs of
place and time
Punctuation
- Apostrophe to
show
possession
Pronouns as
Adjectives
Change nouns
to adjectives
SOUND SYSTEM
Contractions
VOCABULARY
Change nouns
to adjectives
RE –TEST FOR
THOSE WHO
HAVE NOT
ACHIEVED BAND
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 AND 6
TS
LHTL
ICT
VALUES
PFTRW
MI
Writing 10
Spell It Right
2 1.2 b. vi. Giving oral and
written instructions to do
something
2.2 b. iv. Identifying
important ideas by listening
and checking a list
2.2, b . iii. Following
sequence of ideas.
2.2 b. ii. Noting important
details.
2.2 b. i. Telling what the text
is about
3 1.3 c. Making decisions with
others to do something
2.3 a. xvii. Writing
descriptions.
2.2 d. xi. Making simple
predictions of outcomes,
giving reasons
2.3. d. x. Identifying cause
and effect in simple texts.
2.2. d. xii. Drawing obvious
conclusions in simple texts
12. WEEK 41
** END OF THE YEAR EXAMINATIONS**
WEEK 42
PBS - LONG TERM ASSIGNMENT
WEEK 43
PBS - LONG TERM ASSIGNMENT
WEEK 44
PBS - LONG TERM ASSIGNMENT
WEEK 45
PBS - LONG TERM ASSIGNMENT
WEEK 46
REVISION AND CORRECTIONS
PREPARATION FOR FORM 3
WEEK 47 - 52
END OF THE YEAR HOLIDAYS
Prepared by, Checked by, Verified by,
KEVARAN SANDHU LIM TONG KENG WONG VUI HANG
Form 2 English Teacher Head of English Panel, Principal
SM St Dominic SM St Dominic SM St Dominic
Lahad Datu Lahad Datu Lahad Datu
Weeks will be changed according
to the dates given by Lembaga
Peperiksaan Malaysia.