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UNIT/WEEK/
LISTENING SPEAKING READING WRITING LANGUAGE ARTS
TOPIC
1.1.1 2.1.1 3.2.1 4.2.1 5.3.1
Recognise and reproduce Give detailed Understand the Give detailed information about Respond
independently a wide range of information about main idea of simple themselves and others imaginatively and
target language themselves and others intelligibly through
phonemes longer texts 4.2.3 creating simple
2.1.3 Narrate factual and imagined stories and simple
1.2.1 Explain and give reasons 3.2.2 events and poems
Understand with little or no for simple advice Understand specific experiences
support the main idea of 2.1.5 information and Other imaginative
Welcome Unit longer simple texts on a range Ask about and describe 4.2.4 responses as
details of simple
WELCOME of familiar topics personality. Describe personality appropriate
1.2.2 longer texts
UNIT 1 Understand with little or no 2.3.1 4.3.1 Use capital letters, full
support specific Narrate short stories, 3.2.3 stops, commas in lists, question
It’s an information and details of events and experiences Guess the meaning of marks, and speech marks
emergency! longer simple texts on a unfamiliar words from appropriately at discourse level
range of familiar topics
clues provided by other
4.3.2
1.2.5 known words and Spell most high frequency words
W 1-4 by context
Understand more complex accurately in
supported questions independent writing
(LP 1-16)
4.3.3
Produce a plan or draft of two
paragraphs or more for a familiar
topic and modify
this appropriately in response to
feedback
4.3.3
Produce a plan or draft of two
paragraphs or more for a
familiar topic and modify this
appropriately
in response to feedback
UNIT/WEEK/
LISTENING SPEAKING READING WRITING LANGUAGE ARTS
TOPIC
1.1.1 2.1.1 3.2.1 4.2.1 5.3.1
Recognise and reproduce with little Give detailed information Understand the main Give detailed information Respond imaginatively
or no support a wide range of target about themselves and idea of simple texts of about themselves and intelligibly through
language phonemes others creating simple role-plays
2.1.2 two paragraphs or 4.2.3 and simple poems
1.2.2 Find out about and describe more Narrate factual and Other imaginative
Understand with support specific experiences up to now imagined events and responses as appropriate
information and details of longer 3.2.2 experiences
simple texts on a range of familiar 2.1.3 Understand specific
topics Explain and give reasons for information and 4.2.5
Unit 5 simple advice Connect sentences into one
GETTING 1.2.3 details of two or two coherent paragraphs
Understand with little or no support 2.2.1 paragraphs or more using basic coordinating
AROUND
longer simple narratives on a range Keep interaction going in conjunctions and reference
of familiar topics short exchanges by asking 3.3.1 pronouns
suitable questions Read and enjoy A2
1.2.5 4.3.3
fiction/non-fiction
W 17-20 Understand a sequence of 2.2.2 Produce a plan or draft of
supported questions Agree a set of basic steps print and digital texts two paragraphs or more for
(LP 65-80) needed to complete extended of interest a familiar topic and modify
1.3.1 classroom tasks this appropriately
Guess the meaning of unfamiliar in response to feedback
words from clues provided by other 2.3.1
known words and by context on Narrate short stories, events
familiar topics and experiences
UNIT/WEEK/
LISTENING SPEAKING READING WRITING LANGUAGE ARTS
TOPIC
1.1.1 2.1.1 3.2.1 4.2.5 5.2.1
Recognise and reproduce with little Give detailed Understand the main Connect sentences into one or Explain in simple
or no support a wide range of target information about two coherent paragraphs using language why they like or
idea of simple texts of
language phonemes themselves and basic coordinating conjunctions dislike an event,
others two paragraphs or and reference pronouns description or character in
1.2.1 2.1.3 more a text
Understand with support the main Explain and give 4.3.1
idea of longer simple texts on a range reasons for simple 3.2.2 Use capital letters, full stops, 5.3.1
of familiar topics advice Understand specific commas in lists, Respond imaginatively
Unit 6 information and question marks, and speech and intelligibly through
HOW IS IT 1.2.2 2.2.2 marks appropriately at creating simple role-plays
Understand with support specific Agree a set of basic details of two discourse level and simple poems
MADE? paragraphs or more
information and details of longer steps needed to Other imaginative
simple texts on a range of familiar complete extended 4.3.2 responses as appropriate
topics classroom tasks 3.2.4 Spell a range of high frequency
Use with support words accurately in
W 21-24 1.2.4 independent writing
familiar print and
Understand longer sequences
of supported classroom digital resources to 4.3.3
(LP 81-96)
instructions check meaning Produce a plan or draft of two
paragraphs or more for a
1.2.5 familiar topic and modify this
Understand a sequence of supported appropriately
questions in response to feedback
UNIT/WEEK/
LISTENING SPEAKING READING WRITING LANGUAGE ARTS
TOPIC
1.1.1 2.1.1 3.2.1 4.2.1 5.3.1
Recognise and reproduce with little Give detailed Understand the main Give detailed information Respond imaginatively
or no support a wide range of target information about about themselves and intelligibly through
idea of simple texts of
language phonemes themselves and creating simple role-plays
others two paragraphs or more 4.2.2 and simple poems
1.2.1 2.1.4 Describe future plans or Other imaginative
Understand with support the main Ask about and describe 3.2.2 events responses as appropriate
idea of longer simple texts on a range future plans or events Understand specific
of familiar topics information and 4.2.5
2.1.5 Connect sentences into one or
details of two
Unit 7 1.2.2 Describe people, places two coherent paragraphs
Understand with support specific and objects using paragraphs or more using basic coordinating
MUSIC AND
information and details of longer suitable statements conjunctions and reference
SONG simple texts on a range of familiar 3.3.1 pronouns
topics 2.2.1 Read and enjoy A2
Keep interaction going fiction/non-fiction 4.3.1
1.2.3 in short exchanges by Use capital letters, full stops,
print and digital texts of
W 25-28 Understand with little or no support asking suitable commas in lists,
longer simple narratives on a range questions interest question marks, and speech
of familiar topics marks appropriately at
(LP 97-112)
2.3.1 discourse level
1.3.1 Narrate short stories,
Guess the meaning of unfamiliar events and experiences 4.3.2
words from clues provided by other Spell a range of high
known words and by context on frequency words accurately in
familiar topics independent writing
UNIT/WEEK/
LISTENING SPEAKING READING WRITING LANGUAGE ARTS
TOPIC
1.2.2 2.1.1 3.2.2 4.2.3 5.2.1
Understand with support specific Give detailed Understand specific Narrate factual and Explain in simple
information and details of longer information about information and imagined events and language why they like or
simple texts on a range of familiar themselves and experiences dislike an event,
topics others details of two paragraphs description or character in
2.1.2 or more 4.3.1 a text
1.2.5 Find out about and Use capital letters, full
Understand a sequence of supported describe experiences up 3.3.1 stops, commas in lists, 5.3.1
questions to now Read and enjoy A2 question marks, and speech Respond imaginatively
fiction/non-fiction marks appropriately at and intelligibly through
Unit 10 1.3.1 2.1.5 discourse level creating simple role-plays
Guess the meaning of unfamiliar Describe people, places print and digital texts of and simple poems
IT’S A interest
words from clues provided by other and objects using 4.3.2 Other imaginative
MYSTERY! known words and by context on suitable statements Spell a range of high responses as appropriate
familiar topics frequency words accurately
2.2.1 in independent writing
Keep interaction going
W 37-40 in short exchanges by
asking suitable
questions
(LP 145-160)
2.3.1
Narrate short stories,
events and experiences