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Primary 3 English Language Content Joy of Learning Unit Coverage Level Focuses Strategies for Learning Assessment Home Support Joy of Learning Newspapers Reading of newspapers Objectives: - to encourage


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Primary 3 English Language

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  • Joy of Learning
  • Unit Coverage
  • Level Focuses
  • Strategies for Learning
  • Assessment
  • Home Support

Content

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Joy of Learning

Newspapers

  • Reading of newspapers
  • Objectives:
  • to encourage children to read current affairs
  • to promote reading of a variety of text types
  • Post-reading activities, such as journals, are

designed to instill critical reading skills and reflection

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Joy of Learning

Charlotte’s Web

  • Literature text as a supplementary reading material to:
  • promote reading for enjoyment and reading to learn
  • strengthen vocabulary knowledge and complex

sentence structures

  • deepen reading comprehension skills with in-depth

analysis of characters and plots in the story

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Unit Coverage

Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Fearless Phil Predators and Prey Unusual Plants Prince Zak and the Wise Frog The Gruffalo The Stars of Chek Jawa There’s a Boy Under the Bed Spilt Milk Camille and the Sunflower

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Level Focuses

Oracy Writing

  • Speak confidently by having

good posture, eye contact and smiles

  • Speak with common sentence

starters with ease and confidence

  • Able to justify, elaborate and

make comparison Generate and select ideas for writing and representing for a variety of purposes using Tell- Show strategy

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Strategies for Learning

SSR – Sustained Silent Reading

  • 10 minutes of silent reading
  • Sharing of book read by teacher or students
  • Promote reading for enjoyment and sharing of good books read

SR – Supported Reading (Narrative texts)

  • Reading for understanding and enjoyment
  • Making prediction and questioning
  • Reading strategies
  • Text types
  • Text features

KWL – Know-Want to Know-Learnt (Non-fiction texts)

  • Relate a new topic or information to what they already know
  • Anticipate what they will be reading about
  • Get involved in the text by having students look for information they want to find

Developing Language Skills

  • Vocabulary words
  • Grammar items
  • Sentence manipulation
  • Whole-text study
  • Writing Process
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Comprehension

  • Read the text a few times to increase understanding.
  • Using reading strategies such as retelling, questioning,

inferring, visualising, predicting and evaluating to deepen understanding.

  • Use prior knowledge to make connections with the text and

make sense.

  • Look up definitions of unfamiliar words in the text.
  • Use TAPS (Tenses, Agreement, Punctuation and Spelling)

to check accuracy of written answers.

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Continuous Writing

  • Examine the question carefully
  • e.g. Write a composition of at least 120 words about a rainy day (theme)
  • Use one or more of the 3 given pictures to develop a plot
  • Expand main ideas with details
  • Explore more on the characters – senses, thoughts and feelings, actions and

behaviour

  • Use Tell-Show Strategies:
  • describe the scenes and events as if they are taking place in real time
  • use vivid descriptions, actions and dialogues to put the readers in the story
  • show the characters’ emotions through words and actions, not tell
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Oral

Reading Aloud

  • Pronounce every word accurately with clear ending sounds.
  • Read fluently, pausing at the right part of the sentences.
  • Vary tone, pitch and pace appropriately to convey the emotions
  • f the characters in the text.
  • Read clearly and loudly.
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Oral

Stimulus-based Conversation

  • Use the pictures to engage in a conversation.
  • State choices with explanations.
  • Elaborate on ideas by giving opinions and reasons, describe

thoughts and personal experiences, and suggest possible actions.

  • Use a wide range of vocabulary and accurate language

structures.

  • Speak confidently and coherently.
  • Speak loudly and clearly to be heard and understood.
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Assessment

Term Components Marks Duration

1 Listening Comprehension:

  • Picture matching
  • Picture sequencing
  • Note-taking
  • Comprehension MCQ

14 30 min 2 Language Use and Comprehension:

  • Vocabulary MCQ
  • Grammar MCQ
  • Grammar Cloze
  • Editing for Spelling and Grammar
  • Sentence Combining
  • Comprehension

40 1 h 3

Continuous Writing

20 50 min

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Semestral Assessment

Paper Components Marks Weighting Duration

1  Composition 20 20% 50 min 2  Language Use and Comprehension 50 50% 1h 15 min 3  Listening Comprehension 14 14% Approximately 30 min 4  Reading Aloud  Stimulus-based Conversation 16 16% Approximately 10 min Total 100 100%

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Home Support

  • Provide a wide variety of age-appropriate books for daily

reading.

  • Expose children to different authors and genres.
  • Read with, not read for, the child to involve him/her in reading

and understanding the text.

  • Set mini authentic writing tasks (e.g. diary, making a shopping

list and taking telephone messages) to increase confidence and interest in writing.

  • Model spoken Standard English Language.
  • Set a routine for homework and revision – recalling improves

retention.

  • Learn spelling and dictation timely.
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Thanks!

Happy 2020