The document provides the format for a midterm test for learners aged 3-5 at Interlink Phu Binh. The test aims to check learners' English skills, understanding of objects, letters, and numbers. It consists of three parts: greeting and chatting with learners, a listening and pointing activity with flashcards, and counting. Each part takes a few minutes to complete for a total test time of approximately 5 minutes.
The document provides the format for a midterm test for learners aged 3-5 at Interlink Phu Binh. The test aims to check learners' English skills, understanding of objects, letters, and numbers. It consists of three parts: greeting and chatting with learners, a listening and pointing activity with flashcards, and counting. Each part takes a few minutes to complete for a total test time of approximately 5 minutes.
The document provides the format for a midterm test for learners aged 3-5 at Interlink Phu Binh. The test aims to check learners' English skills, understanding of objects, letters, and numbers. It consists of three parts: greeting and chatting with learners, a listening and pointing activity with flashcards, and counting. Each part takes a few minutes to complete for a total test time of approximately 5 minutes.
- Learners’ flexes to English - Learners’ understanding of things, letters and numbers 3. Form
- Chat - Listen and point, ask and answer - Count 4. Test procedure
Total time: about 5 minutes
Order Activities Steps, contents Notes
s 1 Chat - Teacher greets Learners - Maybe, the Learners + Hello cannot say their names yet, + What’s your name? therefore Teacher says then + How are you? asks the Learners to repeat 2 Listen and - Teacher asks Learners to listen and - If the learner cannot say point point the word, Teacher says the Ask and - Teacher shows two flashcards question “Is it … or …?” to answer - Teacher says two words help him/her. respectively, Learners point - The learners could answer - After pointing, Teacher asks by words, Teacher has to “What’s this?”; Learners say the remind them to say the full answer sentences. Expected answers: It’s a … 3 Count - Teacher shows a number flashcard - Teacher could ask learners - Teacher says “Can you count?” to count using number then instructs Learners to count flashcards or their fingers - Teacher asks “What number is it?”