Table of Contents    Lesson Plan ................................................................... 3  Alphabet........................................................................ 6      Story .......................................................................... 8    Quiz ......................................................................... 11  Phonics........................................................................ 17    Story ........................................................................ 19    Quiz ......................................................................... 22  Vocabulary .................................................................. 29    Story ........................................................................ 31    Quiz ......................................................................... 34  Grammar ..................................................................... 41    Story ........................................................................ 43    Quiz ......................................................................... 46  Reading ....................................................................... 53    Story ........................................................................ 55    Quiz ......................................................................... 58  Writing ........................................................................ 64    Story ........................................................................ 66    Quiz ......................................................................... 68  Listening ..................................................................... 75    Story ........................................................................ 77    Quiz ......................................................................... 80                                     1
Speaking ..................................................................... 86    Story ........................................................................ 88    Quiz ......................................................................... 91    Conversation ............................................................... 96    Story ........................................................................ 98    Quiz ....................................................................... 100    Culture ...................................................................... 105    Story ...................................................................... 107    Quiz ....................................................................... 110                                     2
Lesson Plan    ❖Alphabet: Introduce the English alphabet and help    students learn the names and sounds of each letter.    ❖Phonics: Teach students how to read and pronounce    basic words by introducing them to phonics rules    and practicing phonetic sounds.    ❖Vocabulary: Introduce new words and help students    learn their meanings, spelling, and usage.    ❖Grammar: Teach basic grammar concepts such as    sentence structure, parts of speech, and    punctuation.    ❖Reading: Introduce students to simple reading    materials such as stories and rhymes and encourage                                  3
them to read aloud and practice reading    comprehension.  ❖Writing: Teach basic writing skills such as    handwriting, spelling, and sentence formation.    Encourage students to write short stories,    sentences, and paragraphs.  ❖Listening: Help students improve their listening    skills by engaging them in activities such as    listening to songs, stories, and poems.  ❖Speaking: Encourage students to speak in English    by engaging them in activities such as role plays,    dialogues, and speeches.  ❖Conversation: Teach students how to engage in    basic conversations by introducing them to basic    conversational phrases and sentence patterns.                                  4
❖Culture: Introduce students to the culture and    customs of English-speaking countries by engaging    them in activities such as storytelling, songs, and    crafts.                                  5
Alphabet           6
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Story    Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Alice  who loved to explore. One day, she decided to go on an  adventure to learn about the letters of the alphabet.    As Alice walked through the forest, she came across a  big, furry bear. The bear looked friendly, so Alice said  hello and asked if he knew the alphabet. The bear  replied, \"Of course I do! A is for apple, B is for bear, C  is for cat, and so on.\"    Alice was thrilled and asked the bear to teach her the  rest of the letters. They walked through the forest  together, and the bear taught Alice a word for each letter  of the alphabet. Alice repeated each word after the bear,  trying to remember them all.                                     8
As they walked, Alice saw a bird flying in the sky.  \"What letter does bird start with?\" she asked the bear.  \"B for bird,\" he replied.    They continued on until Alice saw a snake slithering  across their path. \"What letter does snake start with?\"  she asked the bear. \"S for snake,\" he replied.    Alice was getting better and better at remembering the  letters and the words that went with them. They came  across a river, and Alice saw a fish swimming. \"What  letter does fish start with?\" she asked the bear. \"F for  fish,\" he replied.    Finally, they came to the end of the alphabet, and Alice  proudly recited all the letters and the words that went  with them. The bear was impressed and said, \"Well                                     9
done, Alice! You know the alphabet now. Keep  practicing and you'll become an expert!\"  Alice thanked the bear for his help and continued on her  adventure, feeling proud and excited to know all the  letters of the alphabet. From then on, she made sure to  practice every day to keep her alphabet knowledge  sharp.                                    10
Quiz    01. What is the name of the little girl in the story?          A) Sarah B) Alice C) Emily D)    Lily    02. What did Alice want to learn about?          A) Numbers B) Animals C) Colors D)    The alphabet    03. Who did Alice meet in the forest?          A) A rabbit B) A bear C) A fox D) A    bird    04. What was the bear's response when Alice    asked if he knew the alphabet?          A) \"No, sorry.\"           B) \"Of course I do!\"                           11
C) \"I'm not sure, let's learn together.\" D) \"I    don't feel like teaching today.\"    05. What word did the bear teach Alice for the    letter A?    A) Apple B) Ant C) Alligator D)    Airplane    06. What word did the bear teach Alice for the    letter B?    A) Bear B) Bird C) Butterfly D) Banana    07. What word did the bear teach Alice for the    letter C?    A) Car     B) Cat                 C) Cow D) Cake    08. What did Alice ask the bear when she saw a    snake?               12
A) \"What letter does snake start with?\" B)    \"What color is the snake?\"    C) \"What sound does the snake make?\" D)    \"Can we pet the snake?\"    09. What letter does the word \"fish\" start with?    A) F B) G C) H D) I    10. What did the bear say when Alice recited all    the letters of the alphabet?    A) \"You did it!\"              B) \"That's    correct.\"    C) \"You're almost there.\"     D) \"Let's    try again.\"    11. What did Alice do after she learned the    alphabet?                      13
A) She went home.             B) She    went to bed.          C) She continued practicing.         D)    She forgot everything.    12. What did the bear teach Alice for the letter D?          A) Dog B) Donut C) Dolphin D) Dragon    13. What did Alice see flying in the sky?          A) A bird B) A plane C) A kite D) A    cloud    14. What did Alice see swimming in the river?          A) A fish B) A duck C) A turtle D) A    frog    15. What letter does the word \"snake\" start with?          A) S B) T C) R D) U                            14
16. How did Alice feel after learning all the letters    of the alphabet?    A) Bored B) Excited C) Tired D)    Confused    17. What did Alice and the bear walk through    together?    A) A forest B) A city C) A desert D) A    beach    18. What did Alice practice after she learned the    alphabet?    A) Her dance moves     B) Her    singing voice    C) Her writing skills  D) Her    math skills    19. What letter does the word \"bear\" start with?                      15
A) B B) C C) A D) D    20. What did Alice say to the bear at the end of the    story?    A) \"Thank you for your help.\" B) \"I don't    want to learn anymore.\"    C) \"I'm bored.\"          D) \"Can we do this    again tomorrow?\"                      16
Phonics         17
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Story    Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Jack  who loved to read. He would spend hours in his room  reading books, but he found it difficult to pronounce  some of the words correctly. One day, his teacher  introduced him to the concept of phonics and helped  him learn how to read and pronounce words accurately.    Phonics is a method of teaching people how to read and  pronounce words by breaking them down into smaller  sounds called phonemes. Each phoneme represents a  unique sound that can be combined with other sounds to  form words.    Jack's teacher started by teaching him the sounds of the  letters of the alphabet. She showed him how to make  each sound and asked him to repeat after her. Jack                                    19
enjoyed making the sounds and found it easy to  remember them.    Next, Jack's teacher taught him about vowel sounds.  She showed him how to pronounce the short and long  sounds of each vowel, and then gave him examples of  words that contained those sounds. Jack practiced  saying the words and was excited to find that he could  read them more accurately.    Jack's teacher also taught him about consonant blends    and digraphs. She showed him how to blend two or    more consonant sounds together, such as \"bl\" in \"blue\"    or \"dr\" in \"drink.\" She also showed him how to    recognize digraphs, which are two letters that together    represent one sound, such as \"ch\" in \"chair\" or \"sh\" in    \"ship.\"             20
To practice his phonics skills, Jack's teacher gave him  worksheets with different words and phonics exercises.  Jack enjoyed doing the worksheets and found that his  reading skills improved quickly.  Thanks to his teacher's help, Jack became a confident  reader and was able to pronounce words accurately. He  even started writing his own stories and reading them  out loud to his classmates.  The end.                                    21
Quiz      1. What is the name of the main character in the       story?            A) Alice B) Jack C) Sarah D) Emily      2. What is phonics?            A) A method of teaching people how to write            B) A method of teaching people how to read            and pronounce words            C) A method of teaching people how to speak         a foreign language            D) A method of teaching people how to do         math    3. What are phonemes?              A) Smaller words that make up larger words                                  22
B) Smaller sounds that make up words          C) Letters of the alphabet          D) Punctuation marks  4. What did Jack find difficult about reading?          A) Understanding the meaning of words          B) Pronouncing some of the words correctly          C) Memorizing the words in a book          D) Reading quickly  5. What did Jack's teacher teach him first about    phonics?    A) The sounds of the letters of the alphabet          B) The sounds of the vowels          C) The sounds of the consonants          D) The sounds of the blends and digraphs  6. What are vowel sounds?                                 23
A) Sounds made by consonants          B)    Sounds made by vowels    C) Sounds made by punctuation marks D)    Sounds made by numbers    7. How many vowel sounds are there?    A) 2      B) 5                 C) 10  D) 26    8. What are consonant blends?    A) Two letters that together represent one    sound    B) Two or more consonant sounds blended    together    C) Two words combined to form a new word    D) Two vowels that together represent one    sound    9. What are digraphs?                           24
A) Two letters that together represent one    sound    B) Two or more consonant sounds blended    together    C) Two words combined to form a new word    D) Two vowels that together represent one    sound    10. What is an example of a consonant blend?    A) \"sh\" in \"ship\"      B) \"ch\" in    \"chair\"    C) \"bl\" in \"blue\"      D) \"a\" in \"cat\"    11. What is an example of a digraph?    A) \"bl\" in \"blue\"      B) \"ch\" in    \"chair\"    C) \"a\" in \"cat\"        D) \"b\" in \"bat\"                       25
12. What did Jack's teacher give him to practice    his phonics skills?        A) Toys B) Puzzles C) Worksheets D) Art    supplies    13. Did Jack enjoy doing the phonics worksheets?        A) Yes                      B) No    14. Did Jack's reading skills improve after he    started learning phonics?        A) Yes                      B) No    15. What did Jack start doing after he became a    confident reader?        A) Writing his own stories         B)    Drawing pictures        C) Playing video games      D) Watching    TV                         26
16. What did Jack read out loud to his classmates?    A) His homework assignments B) His    favorite books    C) His own stories       D) The    dictionary    17. What was the main benefit of learning phonics    for Jack?    A) He learned how to write stories    B) He learned how to speak a foreign language    C) He became a confident reader    D) He learned how to solve math problems    18. What did Jack find easy to remember?    A) The meaning of words    B) The sounds of the letters of the alphabet    C) The sounds of the consonants                    27
D) The sounds of the blends and digraphs    19. How did Jack's teacher teach him the sounds of    the letters of the alphabet?    A) By showing him pictures    B) By    using flashcards    C) By singing songs           D) By reading    books aloud    20. What is the goal of phonics instruction?    A) To help students learn how to write    B) To help students learn how to speak a    foreign language    C) To help students become confident readers    and spellers    D) To help students learn how to do math                      28
Vocabulary            29
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Story    Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily  who loved to explore the world around her. One day,  she decided to take a walk in the forest and she came  across a small pond.    Lily noticed that there were many different creatures  living in and around the pond. She saw a frog hopping  along the shore, a dragonfly buzzing through the air,  and a snail slowly making its way across a lily pad.    As Lily watched these creatures, she realized that she  didn't know the names for many of them. So, she  decided to ask her mom to help her learn some new  vocabulary words.    Her mom was happy to help, and together they learned  the names for all the different creatures. They also                                    31
learned some other new words that described the things  they saw in the forest, such as \"shimmering\" to describe  the way the sun reflected off the water, and \"rustling\" to  describe the sound of leaves blowing in the wind.    As Lily continued her walk through the forest, she  began to use her new vocabulary words to describe the  things she saw. She told her mom about the \"hoppy\"  frog and the \"buzzing\" dragonfly. Her mom was  impressed with how well Lily was using her new  words!    By the end of the day, Lily had learned many new  words and felt more confident in her ability to  communicate about the world around her. From that day  on, she continued to explore the world with a curious  and vocabulary-rich mindset.                                    32
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Quiz    1. What is the name of the little girl in the story?          a) Sarah b) Lily      c) Emma d) Sophia    2. What did Lily find in the forest?          a) A river b) A pond c) A lake d) A    stream    3. What did Lily see hopping along the shore of the    pond?          a) A snail b) A frog c) A dragonfly d)    A bird    4. What did Lily notice about the creatures living in    and around the pond?          a) She didn't recognize any of them. b)    They were all the same color.                            34
c) They were all very big. d) They were    all very small.    5. Who helped Lily learn some new vocabulary    words?    a) Her dad b) Her grandma c) Her mom d)    Her friend    6. What word did Lily learn to describe the way the    sun reflected off the water?    a) Shimmering b) Sparkling c) Glowing d)    Reflecting    7. What word did Lily learn to describe the sound of    leaves blowing in the wind?    a) Rustling      b) Crinkling c) Flapping d)    Thumping                     35
8. What was Lily's reaction when she realized she    didn't know the names for many of the creatures    she saw?    a) She got scared and ran away. b) She    started crying.    c) She asked her mom to help her. d) She    ignored them and kept walking.    9. How did Lily feel after she learned some new    vocabulary words?    a) Nervous         b) Confused c) Excited d)    Bored    10. What did Lily use her new vocabulary words    to describe?    a) The creatures in the forest  b) The    weather                       36
c) Her clothes              d) Her toys    11. What word did Lily use to describe the frog?    a) Buzzing b) Rustling c) Shimmering d)    Hoppy    12. What did Lily's mom think about her    daughter's use of new vocabulary words?    a) She was impressed.       b) She was    angry.    c) She was disappointed.    d) She didn't    care.    13. How did Lily explore the world after learning    some new vocabulary words?    a) With a curious and vocabulary-rich mindset.    b)With a boring and uninterested mindset.    c) With a scared and nervous mindset.                    37
d)With a rude and mean mindset.    14. What did Lily and her mom learn about the    creatures living in and around the pond?          a) Their names.         b) Their colors.          c) Their sizes.         d) Their    shapes.    15. What did Lily learn about the dragonfly?          a) It was hopping along the shore of the pond.          b)It was making a rustling sound.          c) It was buzzing through the air.          d)It was slowly making its way across a lily          pad.    16. What did Lily notice about the sun?          a) It was very bright.  b) It was very    hot.                           38
c) It was reflecting off the water. d) It was    hiding behind the clouds.    17. What did Lily hear when she walked through    the forest?    a) The sound of leaves blowing in the wind. b)    The sound of cars driving by.    c) The sound of people talking.  d) The    sound of music playing.    18. What did Lily think about the creatures she    saw in the forest?    a) She didn't like them.         b) She was    scared of them.    c) She was curious about them.   d) She    didn't care about them.                        39
19. What did Lily do after she learned the names    of the creatures in the forest?          a) She kept walking without saying anything.          b)She used her new vocabulary words to            describe the creatures.          c) She forgot the names of the creatures.          d)She went back home.    20. What is the main lesson that Lily learned in the    story?          a) To be afraid of the creatures in the forest.          b)To ask for help when she doesn't know            something.          c) To ignore the world around her.          d)To be rude to others.                                 40
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Story    Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Sally.  Sally loved to play with her friends at the park. One  day, she wanted to invite her friends to a tea party at her  house.    Sally thought about what she wanted to say to her  friends. She knew she needed to use sentences so her  friends would understand her invitation.    First, Sally thought about the parts of a sentence. A  sentence needs a subject and a verb. The subject is who  or what the sentence is about, and the verb is the action  the subject is doing.    Sally decided her sentence would be, \"I am having a tea  party.\" \"I\" is the subject, and \"am having\" is the verb.                                    43
But Sally knew her sentence wasn't complete. She  needed to add more information so her friends knew  when and where the tea party was.    Sally added more to her sentence, \"I am having a tea  party on Saturday at my house.\" Now her friends knew  the date and location of the party.    Sally also knew she needed to use punctuation so her  friends could understand where one sentence ended and  another began. She added a period at the end of her  sentence.    Sally's sentence was now complete: \"I am having a tea  party on Saturday at my house.\"    Sally's friends were very excited to come to her tea  party, and Sally was happy she could communicate her                                    44
invitation clearly using sentences, parts of speech, and  punctuation.                                    45
Quiz    1. What is the name of the little girl in the story?          a) Sarah b) Sally c) Samantha d) Susie    2. What does Sally love to do with her friends?          a) Play video games                 b) Play    sports          c) Play at the park                 d) Watch    TV    3. What does Sally want to invite her friends to?          a) A sleepover b) A movie c) A tea party            d) A concert    4. Why does Sally need to use sentences?          a) So her friends can understand her            invitation          b) So she can be polite                             46
c) So she can practice grammar    d) So she can show off her writing skills    5. What are the two parts a sentence needs?    a) A subject and a verb                      b) A noun    and a verb    c) A verb and an object                      d) An    adjective and an adverb    6. What is the subject of Sally's sentence?    a) The tea party b) Sally's friends c) Sally d)    The park    7. What is the verb of Sally's sentence?    a) Invite b) Play c) Have d) Understand    8. What else did Sally need to add to her sentence?    a) More verbs                                b) More    adjectives                   47
c) More nouns                  d) More    information    9. What does Sally add to her sentence to let her    friends know when the tea party is?          a) The day of the week           b) The    time of day          c) The month                     d) The    year    10. What does Sally add to her sentence to let her    friends know where the tea party is?          a) The park                    b) The movie    theater          c) Her house                   d) The library    11. What does Sally need to use to show where    one sentence ends and another begins?                         48
a) Punctuation b) Emojis c) Capital    letters d) Underlining    12. What does Sally add at the end of her    sentence?    a) An exclamation mark         b) A    question mark    c) A period                    d) A comma    13. What does Sally's sentence look like with the    added information?    a) \"I am having a tea party.\"    b) \"I am having a tea party on Saturday.\"    c) \"I am having a tea party at my house.\"    d) \"I am having a tea party on Saturday at my    house.\"                        49
                                
                                
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