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WEEK DAY DATE CLASS NO. OF STUDENTS TIME SUBJECT


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THEME MAIN SKILL COMPLIMENTARY SKILL


TOPIC/ THEME / SCOPE Unit 3: Buy it!
People and Culture Writing Reading

CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD

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CS CS

LEARNING OBJECTIVES SUCCESS CRITERIA CROSS-CURRICULAR ELEMENTS


By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: out of 8 students Environmental Sustainability
are able to: Information & Communications Technology
HOTS i-THINK CLS

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FOLLOW-UP ACTIVITIES / REMEDIAL REINFORCEMENT ENRICHMENT


TAKE-HOME TASKS
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- Select Week - - Select Date - - Select Class - - Select Unit - Materials Skills i-THINK HOTS Cross-curricular Elements CLS Tools Text Type Theme Time
1 Sunday Edit 1 Unit 1: Let's Chat Textbooks Reading Circle Creating Think Pair Share Google Classroom
Articles People and Culture
2 Monday Edit 2 Unit 2: Ready for anything LCD Writing Tree Evaluating Language Round Table Quizziz Adverts Health and Environment 7.30am - 8.30am
3 Tuesday Edit 3 Unit 3: Buy it! Workbook Listening Flow Analysing Environmental Sustainability Gallery Walk Padlet Blog posts Science and Technology Edit 1
Consumerism and
4 Wednesday Edit 4 Unit 4: Being a teen Mini Whiteboard Speaking Multi-Flow Applying Values Hot Seat Wordwall Biographies Financial Awareness Edit 2
5 Thursday Edit 5 Unit 5: Globetrotting Others (remark) Grammar Brace Understanding Science & Technology Stray-Stray Flipgrid Brochures Edit 3
6 Friday Unit 6: Time Out N/A Bubble Remembering Patriotism & Citizenship Human Graphing Google Forms Charts Edit 4
7 Unit 7: Mother Nature Double Bubble Creativity & Innovation Recap Groups Google Docs Comics Edit 5
8 Unit 8: Image Bridge Entrepreneurship Rocket Wriing Meet Dialogues Edit 6
9 Information & Communications Technology Y Chart Zoom Emails Edit 7
10 Global Sustainability Chain Link Teams Fables Edit 8
11 Financial Education Survey One Note Graphs Edit 9
12 Shout Out Youtube Guides Edit 10
13 Quadrant Activity eKelas Instructions Edit 11
14 Parachute Others Interviews Edit 12
15 Listening Triad Leaflets Edit 13
16 Bus Stop Letters Edit 14
17 Brainstorming Maps Edit 15
18 Goldfish Bowl Message boards Edit 16
19 Carousel News reports Edit 17
20 Iceberg Online articles
21 Circle Time Packaging information
22 Talk Partners Poems
23 Others (remark) Postcards
24 Questionnaires
25 Quizzes2
26 Recipes
27 Song lyrics
28 Stories
29 Text messages
30 Web pages
31 Others
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CONTENT STANDARDS FOCUS LEARNING STANDARDS

1.1.1
Understand independently the
/////STANDARD 1///// 1.1
main ideas in extended texts on a
wide range of familiar topics
1.1.2
1.1 Understand the main idea Understand independently specific
Understand meaning in a variety of when listening to texts on information and details in
familiar contexts familiar topics extended texts on a wide range of
familiar topics
1.1.3
1.2 Understand specific details
Recognise independently attitudes
Use appropriate listening strategies when listening to texts on
or opinions in extended texts on a
in a variety of contexts familiar topics
range of familiar topics
1.3 Understand attitude or
1.1.4
Recognise features of spoken opinion when listening to
No learning standard
genres on familiar topics texts on familiar topics
1.1.5
Understand classroom
Understand independently more
instructions about
complex questions on a wide
familiar topics
range of familiar topics
1.1.6
Understand questions on Understand independently longer
/////STANDARD 2/////
familiar topics simple narratives on a wide range
of familiar topics
1.2.1
Guess the meaning of unfamiliar
/////SPOKEN INTERACTION///// 1.2 words from clues provided by
other words and by context on a
wide range of familiar topics
1.3.1
2.1 Use strategies to Recognise with support typical
Communicate information, ideas and understand meaning on features at word, sentence and
feelings intelligibly on familiar topics familiar topics text levels of a range of spoken
genres
2.2
1.3
Use register appropriately
2.1.1
2.3
Recognise typical features Explain simple content on familiar
Use appropriate communication
of spoken texts topics from what they read and
strategies
hear
2.1.2
Ask about and explain causes and
/////SPOKEN PRODUCTION///// 2.1
consequences of actions, events
or simple processes.
2.4 2.1.3
Communicate appropriately to a Communicate information Explain advantages and
small or large group on familiar clearly disadvantages of plans and
topics ambitions
Find out about and 2.1.4
communicate information Explain and justify own point of
clearly view
Communicate plans and
2.1.5
ambitions clearly
Express and respond to feelings
/////STANDARD 3/////
such as amusement, anger and
regret

Communicate a point of
2.2.1
view clearly
Use formal and informal registers
/////READING SKILLS/////
appropriately in most familiar
contexts
3.1 2.3.1
Understand a variety of texts by Confirm understanding in
Communicate feelings
using a range of appropriate reading discourse-level exchanges by
clearly
strategies to construct repeating back what a speaker
meaning has said
3.2
Explore and expand ideas for
personal development by reading 2.2
independently 2.3.2
and widely No learning standard
2.4.1
Use register appropriately in
Summarise the main points of a
familiar contexts
story, text or plot
3.1.1
Understand the main points in
/////STANDARD 4///// 2.3
extended texts on a wide range of
familiar topics
3.1.2
Understand specific details and
/////WRITING SKILLS///// Manage interaction information in extended texts on a
wide range of
familiar topics
3.1.3
4.1 Guess the meaning of unfamiliar
Communicate intelligibly through Negotiate classroom tasks words from clues provided by
print and digital media on familiar appropriately other words and by context on a
topics wide range
of familiar topics
3.1.4
Use independently familiar and
4.2
some unfamiliar print and digital
Communicate with appropriate 3.1
resources to check meaning and
language, form and style
extend
understanding
3.1.5
Understand the main idea in Recognise with little or no support
a variety of text types on the attitude or opinion of the writer
familiar topics in extended texts on a wide
range of familiar topics
3.1.6
Understand specific details Recognise with support typical
/////STANDARD 5///// in a variety of text types on features at word, sentence and
familiar topics text levels of an
increased range of genres
Guess the meaning of 3.2.1
unfamiliar words in a variety Read a variety of suitable print
/////LiA/////
of text types on familiar and digital texts to investigate and
topics analyse national issues
4.1.1
5.1
Use dictionary skills Explain information from
Engage with, respond to and
appropriately to check and (i) diagrams (ii) charts
interpret a variety of literary text
extend understanding (iii) tables
types
(iv) graphs or other visuals
4.1.2
5.2 Recognise the attitude or
Explain causes and
Analyse and evaluate a variety of opinion of the writer in a
consequences of
literary text variety of text types on
i) actions ii) events or
types familiar topics
iii) simple processes
5.3 4.1.3
Recognise typical features
Express an imaginative response to Explain the main points of an idea
of texts on familiar topics
literary texts or argument
4.1.4
Express and respond to opinions
/////GRAMMAR///// 3.2
and common feelings such as
amusement, anger and regret
This is a grammar-focused lesson Read and understand a 4.1.5
so listening, speaking, reading and variety of fiction and non- Organise, sequence and develop
writing skills are not explicitly fiction texts with confidence ideas within a text of several
covered. and enjoyment paragraphs on familiar topics
4.2.1
Punctuate written work on a range
4.1
of text types with reasonable
accuracy
4.2.2
Communicate information Spell written work on a range of
clearly text types with reasonable
accuracy
4.2.3
Produce an extended plan or draft
Communicate information
and modify this appropriately in
clearly
response to feedback or
independently
4.2.4
Use formal and informal registers
Communicate ideas clearly
appropriate to the target audience
in most familiar situations.
5.1.1
Communicate feelings and
Explain briefly the feelings and
opinions clearly
opinions a text provokes in them
5.1.2
Organise information Explain in detail the development
coherently of plot, characters and themes in
a text
5.2.1
Evaluate and explain briefly
4.2
stylistic features an author uses to
show character, events or place
5.3.1
Respond imaginatively and
Punctuate texts intelligibly through writing scripts
appropriately and creating props for a short play
Other imaginative responses as
appropriate
Spell written work
////GRAMMAR////
accurately
This is a grammar-focused lesson
Plan, draft and edit work so listening, speaking, reading
appropriately and writing skills are not explicitly
covered.
Use register appropriately
5.1
Give a personal response to
a variety of literary text types
Interpret a variety of literary
text types
5.2
Analyse and evaluate a
variety of literary text types
5.3
Plan, prepare and produce
creative work with a focus
on language use
This is a grammar-focused
lesson so listening,
speaking, reading and
writing skills are not
explicitly covered.
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