This document outlines a first period planning schedule for an English I course spanning September to December over 28 classes. It is divided into 2 modules, the first focusing on greetings, family members, and colors, the second on numbers, school subjects, and objects. Each class incorporates vocabulary learning through songs, stories, and exercises along with methodology like pair/group work and games to reinforce competencies like pronunciation, comprehension, and description. Student work is regularly evaluated through homework, classwork, projects, self-assessment, and tests.
This document outlines a first period planning schedule for an English I course spanning September to December over 28 classes. It is divided into 2 modules, the first focusing on greetings, family members, and colors, the second on numbers, school subjects, and objects. Each class incorporates vocabulary learning through songs, stories, and exercises along with methodology like pair/group work and games to reinforce competencies like pronunciation, comprehension, and description. Student work is regularly evaluated through homework, classwork, projects, self-assessment, and tests.
This document outlines a first period planning schedule for an English I course spanning September to December over 28 classes. It is divided into 2 modules, the first focusing on greetings, family members, and colors, the second on numbers, school subjects, and objects. Each class incorporates vocabulary learning through songs, stories, and exercises along with methodology like pair/group work and games to reinforce competencies like pronunciation, comprehension, and description. Student work is regularly evaluated through homework, classwork, projects, self-assessment, and tests.
This document outlines a first period planning schedule for an English I course spanning September to December over 28 classes. It is divided into 2 modules, the first focusing on greetings, family members, and colors, the second on numbers, school subjects, and objects. Each class incorporates vocabulary learning through songs, stories, and exercises along with methodology like pair/group work and games to reinforce competencies like pronunciation, comprehension, and description. Student work is regularly evaluated through homework, classwork, projects, self-assessment, and tests.
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FIRST - PERIOD PLANNING
SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER-28 CLASSES
FIELD: LANGUAGES AND COMMUNICATION SUBJECT: ENGLISH I Key Competences Learning Outcomes The student:
listens carefully to short stories, peers and teacher
sings songs in English using the learnt vocabulary and following a given pattern pronounces the words correctly but he/she makes some mistakes identifies the true or false information in a short story prepares a simple description about his/her family members gives information about his/her favorite colors participates in class and school activities gets information on the first part of the project works individually, in pairs and groups to carry out the tasks given
Subject Competences Learning Outcomes
The student: draws lines and says the words on numbers and colours listens and points to the pictures on schools around the world talks about his/her member of the family describes objects in his school bag identifies and circles the correct picture Nr Module Topics Learning situations Methodology Evaluation Materials 1 1. Welcome back to Young learners are introduced to -Pair work -Group work -Student book school! project in their native language. -Group work evaluation -Workbook Greetings/Speaking about They greet each other in languages -Brainstorming -Homework -CD, the holidays in native they are familiar to. -Communicative evaluation -Grammar table language). Project (first In chorus, young learners listen to language teaching -Class work -Textbook Let’s part). the recording, point in the pictures -Grammar evaluation pictures start (5 on the SB and repeat the new concepts taught -Individual -Dictionary 2 2. Vocabulary: Listen, classes) vocabulary. creatively evaluation -Pictionary point and repeat (student’s book and Invite young learners tossing along -Interactive -self -Story cards workbook activities) the “Smile” song. methods, assessment -Internet 3 3. Let’s sing: Sing the European Day of Languages - think pair and -Peer -Posters Smile song (student’s Young learners are introduced to share evaluation -Photos book and workbook EDL. Teacher gives very clear, -buzz session group E-book activities) simple instructions on how to -Role-playing -Diagnostic -Stickers 4 4. European Day of develop this project. -games evaluation -Story cutouts Languages She may use flags and names of -matching -Board games 5 5. European Day of countries of Europe. exercises Languages Young learners are grouped and -gap filling 6 1. Greetings: Sing the work together for the project. They -Questions and choose and select materials needed answers Module Hello song (student’s book activities) and prepare for the presentation. 1. 7 2. Let’s listen and follow Teacher monitors and helps around My the “Smiles” story the class. family Module 1 (11classe (student’s book activities) Greetings and introduction s) 8 3. Workbook activities Young learners are introduced with 9 4. Family members: Sing family members and colours the Family song vocabulary. They use them to draw (student’s book activities) and say and colour various 10 5. Let’s listen and follow illustrations. -Student book the “Smiles” story -Workbook 11 6. Workbook activities -CD 12 7. Let’s listen and sing -Grammar table the Colours song! 13 8. Our world and CLIL -Textbook 14 9. Story time 1: The pictures Queen Bee! -Dictionary 15 10. Checkpoint 1: -Pictionary exercises -Story cards 16 11. My first ABC, -Internet student’s book (ABCD) -Posters 17 Module 1. My school: Sing the Module 2 -Pair work -Group work -Photos 2. Numbers song (student’s Numbers and school subjects -Group work evaluation -E-book My book activities) Young learners are introduced with -Brainstorming -Homework -Stickers 18 school 2. Let’s listen and follow numbers and school subjects -Communicative evaluation -Story cutouts (12classe the “Smiles” story vocabulary. They use them to draw, language teaching -Class work -Board game s) (student’s book activities) say and colour various illustrations. -Grammar evaluation 19 3. Workbook activities concepts taught -Individual 20 4. School objects: Sing Young learners complete the creatively evaluation the Get your Pencil song workbook exercises and practice -Interactive -Self (student’s book activities) vocabulary. methods, assessment 21 5. Let’s listen and follow Young learners reinforce vocabulary - think pair and -Peer the “Smiles” story by completing exercises, checking share evaluation 22 6. Workbook activities answers with friends, playing games -buzz session group 23 7. Let’s listen and sing and singing songs incorporating -Role-playing -Diagnostic the Pencils in my vocabulary knowledge dealt in this -games evaluation schoolbag song! module. -matching -Written test 24 8. Our world and CLIL exercises evaluation 25 9. Story time 2: Count to -gap filling ten! -Questions and 26 10. Checkpoint 2: answers exercises 27 11. Test 1 28 12. My first ABC, student’s book (EFGH)