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FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 FIRST TERM (02/01/2013 - 24/05/2013)

WEEKS
1 2

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 1

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Asking questions Reading silently and a variety of texts Identifying important ideas by listening and checking a list Writing letters to friends Writing paragraphs with a clear focus Reciting a poem with "I Wonder" Talking about the place and time the story took place "One is One and All Alone" Talking about values found in a text "One is One and All Alone" Describe characters Narrate sequence of events politely to get information Asking questions and making statements aloud with understanding feeling and expression

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar wh - questions contractions Sound System r/r/-run, rate l/l/-late, oil Vocabulary words to describe people and things words related to descriptions of holidays Grammar Positive and negative sentence Collective nouns Sound System v/v/-view, weave w/w/-wind, week

ACTIVITIES
Group discussion Gap filling True/False statements Pair work - dialogue Open-ended questions

02/01 - 04/01 GOOD TIMES TOGETHER 07/01 - 11/01 (People) 1/1/2013

3 4

Chapter 2 1 DO

Talking about one's ambitions and hopes

Telling what text is about Finding out the meaning of unfamiliar words "I Wonder"

Pair work - dialogue MCQ Blank filling Matching words and phrases Describing a job Write sequence of events

14/01 - 18/01 JOBS PEOPLE 21/01 - 25/01 (People)

Asking questions and 24/01/2013 2 making statements

Identifying important ideas by listening

Give the sequence of events - "One is One and All Alone" Write a simple paragraph

Reading articles and discussing points of 3 interest with friends: recalling ideas giving opinions

Jotting down key ideas of a text listened

"One is One and All Alone" Describe plot and settings

Vocabulary words related to certain job and objects used in certain jobs

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 FIRST TERM (02/01/2013 - 24/05/2013)


WEEKS
5 6

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 3 SCENES Environment)

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Listening to and identifying similiarities Telling what text is about Retelling a story from a point of view "One

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar Adjective of comparatives and superlatives

ACTIVITIES
Listening activity Complete the table Gaps filling Expressing opinions True/False statements

28/01 - 01/02 CHANGING 1 04/02 - 08/02 (People and

and differences

is One and All Alone" comparisons,

Seeking clarification 2 on what was said and responding appropriately Write simple letters to friends and relatives 3

Identifying important ideas by listening and checking a list Jotting down key ideas of a text listened

"Heir Conditioning" Talking about the theme of the poem Reciting a poem Understanding figurative language & understanding poetic devices

Sound System s/s/-sail,class z/z/-zebra,raise Vocabulary words related to towns and villages

7 8

Chapter 4 1 (People and

Scanning for details

Noting important details

Acting out sections of a text - "One is one and All Alone"

Grammar Simple Present Tense Conjunctions Sound System a/oe/-flat,bank Vocabulary words related to city life and environment and probglems in the city

Word substitution Expressing opinions Group discussion Making report Gaps filling Making compound sentences

11/02 - 15/02 CITY EXTRA 18/02 - 22/02 Environment)

Participating in 10/2/2013 11/2/2013 Write simple letters to friends 3 2 conversation

Following sequence of events Writing a simple report

Changing the text to another form Composing dialogues Talk about message Describe the author's point of view- "One is One and All Alone"

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 FIRST TERM (02/01/2013 - 24/05/2013)


WEEKS
9 10

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 5 OF (People and Social Issues)

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Asking politely to get information Telling what the text is about Finding out the meaning of unfamiliar words

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar Adverbs of place and time Simple Past Tense

ACTIVITIES
Completing phrases Gaps filling True/False statements Rearranging sentences

25/02 - 01/03 THE VALUES 1 04/03 - 08/03 FRIENDSHIP

Asking questions and 2 making statements Write a short letter 3

Identifying main ideas in simple text Making simple predictions of outcomes giving reasons

Talking about the place and time the story took place write a simple paragraph Write a summary Write a personal response

Sound System u/u:/-tool,pruoe,loot i/i:/-bead,eat Vocabulary words related to qualities in a person

11 12

Chapter 6 1 DAY OUT Social Issues) 2

Giving oral and written instructions to do something Write simple messages

Acquiring informational skills

Acting out sections of a text - "One is one and All Alone"

Grammar Simple Present Tense, sequence connectors Sound System /d/-cod,cot /j:/-caught

Rewrite sentences Group work Complete the table Note expansion Sequencing

11/03 - 15/03 DAY IN 18/03 - 22/03 (People and

identifying important ideas

Talking about how events, characters and values in the text that are similar to those experience in one's life

Reading article and 3 discussing point of interest with friends

Making simple predictions of outcomes giving reasons

Talk about the theme and writing paragraph Describe the Character Write the plot FIRST TERM BREAK

Vocabulary words related to daily routine

23/03/2013 - 31/03/2013 (9 DAYS)

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 FIRST TERM (02/01/2013 - 24/05/2013)


WEEKS
14 15

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 7 MOMENTS Social Issues)

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Talking about one's pastime Acquiring informational skills Acting out sections of a text - "One is one and All Alone"

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar Modal verbs Articles

ACTIVITIES
Pair-work: Dialogue Sequencing Group work Matching words with phrases

01/04 - 05/04 PRECIOUS 1 08/04 - 12/04 (People and

Participating in teacher 2 on topics of interest Write a short letter 3

identifying supporting

Making simple predictions Understanding some figurative language Make inferences and draw conclusions about theme and message

Sound System d/d/-freed,saved d/t/-placed,raced Vocabulary words related to using time wisely

guided class discussions details or ideas Drawing obvious conclusions

16 17

Chapter 8 1 YOU people)

Asking questions politely to get information Making decision with 2 others Write simple letter 3

Recounting orally what events took place

Finding out the meaning of unfamiliar word - "Heir Conditioning"

Grammar Prepositions of time Prepositions of direction Sound System Past tense forms Vocabulary words related to a healthy lifestyle and health problems

Pair-work: Dialogue True/False statements Gaps filling Completing sentences

15/04 - 19/04 A HEALTHIER 22/04 - 26/04 (Health and

Writing recounts

Making simple predictions

19/04/2013

Writing a simple report

Short Story: Describe plot and setting Describe theme

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 FIRST TERM (02/01/2013 - 24/05/2013)


WEEKS
18 19

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 9

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Talk about health/ Acting out sections of a text - "I Wonder and Heir Conditioning" Listen to complaints Read and locate information in letters Identify causes and effects of problems Write a composition Talk about characters in a story - "One is One and All Alone" Summary of chapters "One is One and All Alone" environmental issues and problems

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar Modal verbs must, mustn't Plural nouns Sound System Past tense forms: ed/id/ and ied/aid Vocabulary words related to health issues. Body language. Words found in letters to the editor

ACTIVITIES
Role play Discussion: problems and solutions Listen and identify problems Write suggestions using must and must not. Write a composition about mosquito problems

29/04 - 03/05 HEALTH IS WEALTH Social Issues) 1/5/2013 24/05/2013 06/05 - 10/05 (Health and

and identify problems Suggest solutions to problems

20 13/05 - 17/05 21 20/05 - 24/05

MID - YEAR EXAMINATION DISCUSSION OF EXAMINATION PAPERS MID - TERM BREAK 25/05/2013 - 09/06/2013 (16 DAYS)

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 SECOND TERM (10/06/2013 - 15/11/2013)


WEEKS
24 25

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 10 CHOICES Social Issues)

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Talk about advertisement and Rearrange sentences to form a dialogue 1."I Wonder" 2."Heir Conditioning"

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar some' and 'any' Prepositions of measure

ACTIVITIES
Rearrange sentences to form a dialogue Listen to a story and answer questions Complete a dialogue with 'some' and 'any' Identify parts of a label Make a poster about shops or stalls in the neighbourhood

10/06 - 14/06 WISE 1 17/06 - 21/06 (People and

products

Sequence a dialogue 2 Agree and disagree politely Listen to a story and give a recount of it 3 orally

Read and locate information from a text Write a dialogue

Writing a poem in another genre Make simple predictions as to what will happen next Discuss plot and characters in a story

Sound System Plural form /s/ and /z/ Vocabulary words related to labels Words related to shopping Grammar The apostrophe Future time using will' Sound System Plural form /iz/,/vz/ and /aiz/ Vocabulary words related to ambitions

26 27

Chapter 11 1 AHEAD Social Issues) 2

Talk about one's dreams, hopes and ambitions Ask questions politely to get information Retell a story 3

Listening to and understanding a text

Finding out the meaning of unfamiliar word

Pair-work: Questions and answers Listen to a story and answer questions Make a scrap book Read and retell a story Write a letter to a friend Group work (literature)

24/06 - 28/06 LOOKING 01/07 - 05/07 (People and

Reading and identifying important ideas in an interview Write a letter

Giving the sequence of events Talking about characters in a story and writing a simple paragraph on one/two characters

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 SECOND TERM (10/06/2013 - 15/11/2013)


WEEKS
28 29

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 12

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Ask questions politely Following sequence of ideas Identifying main ideas and supporting details write a composition based on short notes Talking about characters in a story Reciting poem with feelings and correct pronunciation, stress and rhythm Participating in Read and locate information in a poem Read a description of a hobby. Write a short composition about a hobby. Understanding literal and figurative meaning Talking about theme and message Retelling the story in one's own words Participating in Giving the sequence of events to get information

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar Rules of subjectverb agreement Sound System Dipthongs: /au/ and /eu/ Vocabulary words related to recycling Grammar Imperatives, wh-words - to ask questions Sound System Dipthongs: /e/ and /u/ Vocabulary words related to a poem. Words related to gardens. Dictionary work

ACTIVITIES
Pair-work: Questions and answers Reading and answering questions Listening and sequencing a process writing a composition Pair-work: Talk about flowers and gardens Listening activity and identifying items in a picture Making sentences Group work - about a hobby Write a letter

08/07 - 12/07 WASTE NOT WANT NOT Technology) 15/07 - 19/07 (Science and

teacher - guided class discussions Jotting down key ideas

3 30 31 Chapter 13 1 TREASURES Technology) 25/07/2013 2

of a text listened to Giving orally and written instruction to do something

22/07 - 26/07 GARDEN 29/07 - 02/08 (Science and

teacher - guided class discussions Writing a short letter (with guidence) to a

friend about one's hobby

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 SECOND TERM (10/06/2013 - 15/11/2013)


WEEKS
32

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 14

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Responding Recognising the literary elements in a drama "Rumpelstilskin" Read and locate information in an articles Writing a composition Talking about theme and message Narrating the sequence of events appropriately to questions by stating, refuting, and giving details

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar The future time going to', Simple and Compound sentences Sound System Dipthongs: /au/ and /eu/ Vocabulary words related to Rafflesia, catchment areas and trees

ACTIVITIES
Pair-work: Group discussion Listening activity MC Questions Matching exercise Class discussion Writing a composition Completing sentences Making sentences

05/08 - 06/08 SAVE OUR JUNGLES

(Science and Technology) 2

Participating in teacher - guided class discussions 3

SECOND TERM BREAK 07/08/2013 - 18/08/2013 (12 DAYS)

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 SECOND TERM (10/06/2013 - 15/11/2013)


WEEKS
34 35

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 15

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Talk about life in the Read and locate information in a story Describing Characters Describing the setting "Rumpelstilskin" Write responses to picture stimuli. Noting important details Narrating sequence of events. Talking about theme or issues future based on situations Listen to a text and

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar Modal verbs: may' and 'might' Adverbs of manner Sound System Stresses in two and three syllable words

ACTIVITIES
Class discussion Pronunciation exercise Completing sentences Vocabulary work and making sentences Writing a story Book review

19/08 - 23/08 A PEEP INTO THE FUTURE Technology) 31/08/2013 16/09/2013 3/11/2013 5/11/2013 15/11/2013 36 - 44 02/09 - 01/11 45 04/11 - 08/11 46 11/11 - 15/11 26/08 - 30/08 (Science and

sequence pictures Participating in teacherguided class discussions on topics of interest by giving one's opinion Reading newspaper

Write a story

Saying what one thinks about the text and writing a paragraph or two

Vocabulary words related to a story words related to the future

articles, letter to the editor, etc. and discussing points of with friends

REVISION WEEKS

END OF YEAR EXAMINATION

END OF YEAR SCHOOL BREAK 16/11/2013 - 01/01/2014 (47 DAYS) PUBLIC HOLIDAY SCHOOL HOLIDAY

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
Thinking skills Values and Citizenship ICT skills Prep. for Real World

Knowledge Acquisition Prep. for Real World ICT skills

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
Knowledge Acquisition Prep. for Real World Thinking skills

Prep. for Real World Information and communications Technology skills

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
Prep. for Real World Values and citizenship

Prep. for Real World Knowledge and acquisition Thinking skills

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
Making decisions Multiple Intelligence Thinking skills

Prep. for Real World Values and citizenship Educations Multiple Intelligence

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
Prep. for Real World Values and citizenship Thinking skills Learning how to learn skills

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
Prep. for Real World Thinking skills Learning how to learn skills Knowledge Acquisition

Prep. for Real World Thinking skills Multiple Intelligence ICT Values and citizenship Education

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
Prep. for Real World Thinking skills Multiple Intelligence ICT Values and citizenship Education

Thinking skills Learning how to learn skills Knowledge Acquisition

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
Thinking skills Learning how to learn skills Knowledge Acquisition Values and citizenship Education

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
Thinking skills ICT Multiple Intelligences Knowledge Acquisition Values and citizenship Education

FORM 3 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 FIRST TERM (02/01/2013 - 24/05/2013)


WEEKS
1 2

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 1

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Asking questions Reading silently and a variety of texts Identifying important ideas by listening and checking a list Writing letters to friends Writing paragraphs with a clear focus Reciting a poem with "I Wonder" Talking about the place and time the story took place "One is One and All Alone" Talking about values found in a text "One is One and All Alone" Describe characters Narrate sequence of events politely to get information Asking questions and making statements aloud with understanding feeling and expression

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar wh - questions contractions Sound System r/r/-run, rate l/l/-late, oil Vocabulary words to describe people and things words related to descriptions of holidays Grammar Positive and negative sentence Collective nouns Sound System v/v/-view, weave w/w/-wind, week

ACTIVITIES
Group discussion Gap filling True/False statements Pair work - dialogue Open-ended questions

02/01 - 04/01 SPECIAL TIES 07/01 - 11/01 (People) 1/1/2013

3 4

Chapter 2 1 FIGURES

Talking about one's ambitions and hopes

Telling what text is about Finding out the meaning of unfamiliar words "I Wonder"

Pair work - dialogue MCQ Blank filling Matching words and phrases Describing a job Write sequence of events

14/01 - 18/01 POLITICAL 21/01 - 25/01 (People)

Asking questions and 24/01/2013 2 making statements

Identifying important ideas by listening

Give the sequence of events - "One is One and All Alone" Write a simple paragraph

Reading articles and discussing points of 3 interest with friends: recalling ideas giving opinions

Jotting down key ideas of a text listened

"One is One and All Alone" Describe plot and settings

Vocabulary words related to certain job and objects used in certain jobs

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 FIRST TERM (02/01/2013 - 24/05/2013)


WEEKS
5 6

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 3 SONALITIES

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Listening to and identifying similiarities Telling what text is about Retelling a story from a point of view "One

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar Adjective of comparatives and superlatives

ACTIVITIES
Listening activity Complete the table Gaps filling Expressing opinions True/False statements

28/01 - 01/02 FAMOUS PER. 1 04/02 - 08/02 (People)

and differences

is One and All Alone" comparisons,

Seeking clarification 2 on what was said and responding appropriately Write simple letters to friends and relatives 3

Identifying important ideas by listening and checking a list Jotting down key ideas of a text listened

"Heir Conditioning" Talking about the theme of the poem Reciting a poem Understanding figurative language & understanding poetic devices

Sound System s/s/-sail,class z/z/-zebra,raise Vocabulary words related to towns and villages

7 8

Chapter 4 1 FACED BY PEOPLE

Scanning for details

Noting important details

Acting out sections of a text - "One is one and All Alone"

Grammar Simple Present Tense Conjunctions Sound System a/oe/-flat,bank Vocabulary words related to city life and environment and probglems in the city

Word substitution Expressing opinions Group discussion Making report Gaps filling Making compound sentences

11/02 - 15/02 CHALLENGES 18/02 - 22/02 YOUNG

Participating in 2 conversation Write simple letters to friends 3

Following sequence of events Writing a simple report

Changing the text to another form Composing dialogues Talk about message Describe the author's point of view- "One is One and All Alone"

10/2/2013 11/2/2013

(Social Issues)

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 FIRST TERM (02/01/2013 - 24/05/2013)


WEEKS
9 10

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 5 MANAGEM(Social Issues)

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Asking politely to get information Telling what the text is about Finding out the meaning of unfamiliar words

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar Adverbs of place and time Simple Past Tense

ACTIVITIES
Completing phrases Gaps filling True/False statements Rearranging sentences

25/02 - 01/03 TIME 1 04/03 - 08/03 ENT

Asking questions and 2 making statements Write a short letter 3

Identifying main ideas in simple text Making simple predictions of outcomes giving reasons

Talking about the place and time the story took place write a simple paragraph Write a summary Write a personal response

Sound System u/u:/-tool,pruoe,loot i/i:/-bead,eat Vocabulary words related to qualities in a person

11 12

Chapter 6 1 AND (Social Issues) 2

Giving oral and written instructions to do something Write simple messages

Acquiring informational skills

Acting out sections of a text - "One is one and All Alone"

Grammar Simple Present Tense, sequence connectors Sound System /d/-cod,cot /j:/-caught

Rewrite sentences Group work Complete the table Note expansion Sequencing

11/03 - 15/03 TEENAGERS 18/03 - 22/03 CAREERS

identifying important ideas

Talking about how events, characters and values in the text that are similar to those experience in one's life

Reading article and 3 discussing point of interest with friends

Making simple predictions of outcomes giving reasons

Talk about the theme and writing paragraph Describe the Character Write the plot FIRST TERM BREAK

Vocabulary words related to daily routine

23/03/2013 - 31/03/2013 (9 DAYS)

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 FIRST TERM (02/01/2013 - 24/05/2013)


WEEKS
14 15

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 7 MIRROR

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Talking about one's pastime Acquiring informational skills Acting out sections of a text - "One is one and All Alone"

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar Modal verbs Articles

ACTIVITIES
Pair-work: Dialogue Sequencing Group work Matching words with phrases

01/04 - 05/04 MIRROR, 1 08/04 - 12/04 (Health)

Participating in teacher 2 on topics of interest Write a short letter 3

identifying supporting

Making simple predictions Understanding some figurative language Make inferences and draw conclusions about theme and message

Sound System d/d/-freed,saved d/t/-placed,raced Vocabulary words related to using time wisely

guided class discussions details or ideas Drawing obvious conclusions

16 17

Chapter 8 1 BREAK

Asking questions politely to get information Making decision with

Recounting orally what events took place

Finding out the meaning of unfamiliar word - "Heir Conditioning"

Grammar Prepositions of time Prepositions of direction Sound System Past tense forms Vocabulary words related to a healthy lifestyle and health problems

Pair-work: Dialogue True/False statements Gaps filling Completing sentences

15/04 - 19/04 TAKE A 22/04 - 26/04 (Health)

Writing recounts

Making simple predictions

19/04/2013

others Write simple letter Writing a simple report

Short Story: Describe plot and setting Describe theme

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 FIRST TERM (02/01/2013 - 24/05/2013)


WEEKS
18 19

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 9

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Talk about health/ Acting out sections of a text - "I Wonder and Heir Conditioning" Listen to complaints Read and locate information in letters Identify causes and effects of problems Write a composition Talk about characters in a story - "One is One and All Alone" Summary of chapters "One is One and All Alone" environmental issues and problems

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar Modal verbs must, mustn't Plural nouns Sound System Past tense forms: ed/id/ and ied/aid Vocabulary words related to health issues. Body language. Words found in letters to the editor

ACTIVITIES
Role play Discussion: problems and solutions Listen and identify problems Write suggestions using must and must not. Write a composition about mosquito problems

29/04 - 03/05 BE FIT, BE HEALTHY 06/05 - 10/05 (Social Issues) 1/5/2013 24/05/2013

and identify problems Suggest solutions to problems

20 13/05 - 17/05 21 20/05 - 24/05

MID - YEAR EXAMINATION DISCUSSION OF EXAMINATION PAPERS MID - TERM BREAK 25/05/2013 - 09/06/2013 (16 DAYS)

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 SECOND TERM (10/06/2013 - 15/11/2013)


WEEKS
24 25

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 10 MALAYSIA (Environment)

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Talk about advertisement and Rearrange sentences to form a dialogue 1."I Wonder" 2."Heir Conditioning"

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar some' and 'any' Prepositions of measure

ACTIVITIES
Rearrange sentences to form a dialogue Listen to a story and answer questions Complete a dialogue with 'some' and 'any' Identify parts of a label Make a poster about shops or stalls in the neighbourhood

10/06 - 14/06 KEEP 1 17/06 - 21/06 BEAUTIFUL

products

Sequence a dialogue 2 Agree and disagree politely Listen to a story and give a recount of it 3 orally

Read and locate information from a text Write a dialogue

Writing a poem in another genre Make simple predictions as to what will happen next Discuss plot and characters in a story

Sound System Plural form /s/ and /z/ Vocabulary words related to labels Words related to shopping Grammar The apostrophe Future time using will' Sound System Plural form /iz/,/vz/ and /aiz/ Vocabulary words related to ambitions

26 27

Chapter 11 1 BETTER (Health) 2

Talk about one's dreams, hopes and ambitions Ask questions politely to get information Retell a story 3

Listening to and understanding a text

Finding out the meaning of unfamiliar word

Pair-work: Questions and answers Listen to a story and answer questions Make a scrap book Read and retell a story Write a letter to a friend Group work (literature)

24/06 - 28/06 FOR A 01/07 - 05/07 TOMORROW

Reading and identifying important ideas in an interview Write a letter

Giving the sequence of events Talking about characters in a story and writing a simple paragraph on one/two characters

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 SECOND TERM (10/06/2013 - 15/11/2013)


WEEKS
28 29

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 12

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Ask questions politely Following sequence of ideas Identifying main ideas and supporting details write a composition based on short notes Talking about characters in a story Reciting poem with feelings and correct pronunciation, stress and rhythm Participating in Read and locate information in a poem Read a description of a hobby. Write a short composition about a hobby. Understanding literal and figurative meaning Talking about theme and message Retelling the story in one's own words Participating in Giving the sequence of events to get information

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar Rules of subjectverb agreement Sound System Dipthongs: /au/ and /eu/ Vocabulary words related to recycling Grammar Imperatives, wh-words - to ask questions Sound System Dipthongs: /e/ and /u/ Vocabulary words related to a poem. Words related to gardens. Dictionary work

ACTIVITIES
Pair-work: Questions and answers Reading and answering questions Listening and sequencing a process writing a composition Pair-work: Talk about flowers and gardens Listening activity and identifying items in a picture Making sentences Group work - about a hobby Write a letter

08/07 - 12/07 WASTE NOT WANT NOT Technology) 15/07 - 19/07 (Science and

teacher - guided class discussions Jotting down key ideas

3 30 31 Chapter 13 1 TREASURES Technology) 25/07/2013 2

of a text listened to Giving orally and written instruction to do something

22/07 - 26/07 GARDEN 29/07 - 02/08 (Science and

teacher - guided class discussions Writing a short letter (with guidence) to a

friend about one's hobby

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 SECOND TERM (10/06/2013 - 15/11/2013)


WEEKS
32

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 14

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Responding Recognising the literary elements in a drama "Rumpelstilskin" Read and locate information in an articles Writing a composition Talking about theme and message Narrating the sequence of events appropriately to questions by stating, refuting, and giving details

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar The future time going to', Simple and Compound sentences Sound System Dipthongs: /au/ and /eu/ Vocabulary words related to Rafflesia, catchment areas and trees

ACTIVITIES
Pair-work: Group discussion Listening activity MC Questions Matching exercise Class discussion Writing a composition Completing sentences Making sentences

05/08 - 06/08 SAVE OUR JUNGLES

(Science and Technology) 2

Participating in teacher - guided class discussions 3

SECOND TERM BREAK 07/08/2013 - 18/08/2013 (12 DAYS)

FORM 2 ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK 2013 SECOND TERM (10/06/2013 - 15/11/2013)


WEEKS
34 35

THEME/ CHAPTER
Chapter 15

LEVEL

LANGUAGE OUTCOMES/CURRICULUM SPECIFICATION Interpersonal use Informational use Aesthetic use


Talk about life in the Read and locate information in a story Describing Characters Describing the setting "Rumpelstilskin" Write responses to picture stimuli. Noting important details Narrating sequence of events. Talking about theme or issues future based on situations Listen to a text and

LANGUAGE CONTENT
Grammar Modal verbs: may' and 'might' Adverbs of manner Sound System Stresses in two and three syllable words

ACTIVITIES
Class discussion Pronunciation exercise Completing sentences Vocabulary work and making sentences Writing a story Book review

19/08 - 23/08 A PEEP INTO THE FUTURE Technology) 31/08/2013 16/09/2013 3/11/2013 5/11/2013 15/11/2013 36 - 44 02/09 - 01/11 45 04/11 - 08/11 46 11/11 - 15/11 26/08 - 30/08 (Science and

sequence pictures Participating in teacherguided class discussions on topics of interest by giving one's opinion Reading newspaper

Write a story

Saying what one thinks about the text and writing a paragraph or two

Vocabulary words related to a story words related to the future

articles, letter to the editor, etc. and discussing points of with friends

REVISION WEEKS

END OF YEAR EXAMINATION

END OF YEAR SCHOOL BREAK 16/11/2013 - 01/01/2014 (47 DAYS) PUBLIC HOLIDAY SCHOOL HOLIDAY

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
Thinking skills Values and Citizenship ICT skills Prep. for Real World

Knowledge Acquisition Prep. for Real World ICT skills

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
Knowledge Acquisition Prep. for Real World Thinking skills

Prep. for Real World Information and communications Technology skills

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
Prep. for Real World Values and citizenship

Prep. for Real World Knowledge and acquisition Thinking skills

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
Making decisions Multiple Intelligence Thinking skills

Prep. for Real World Values and citizenship Educations Multiple Intelligence

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASES
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