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Conte nts
Unit1
Unit 2
Unit3
Unit4
Unit5
Unit6
Unit7
UnitI
Unil9
Unit10
Unit11
Unil12
Unlt 13
Unit14
Unit 15
Abbreviations
usedin the book
e.g.
elc
Ex
HW
= example
= thatis
= page
- pages
= student
= students
p
pp
Sg
T
3
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lntroduction
to the Teacher
Reading& Wtiting Taryets1,lot learnersof Englishat Elementary
level, provides syslematic
development
of students'
readingandwritingskills.
lo betaughtin20 - 25teachlnghoursThetopics
of the units havebeencarefullyselectedto appeal to and motivatelearnersat Elementary
level.
situation,whichnot only
Eachunit beginswith a t€xt,basedon a real-lifecommunicative
readingskillsbutalsoservesasa model forthestudents'ownwittenwork
A varietyof readingskills skimming
for overall understanding,
scanning, predicting a topic
fromvisual prompts or clues,reconstructing
a text,infering,rocognisingword€quivalences,
jigsaw reading,etc areintroduced,
taughtand practised
to helplearners
read moreeffectively
inEnglish.
learnsrs' passive andactive vocabulary
andfeedthemwithideaswhichcan bo usedby leamers
thatfollowarespeciallychosen
toexpand
in theirwriting projects. Grammar
structuresarealso presented and practised
to helplearners produce
in a meaningful
conte)d
successful
pieces otwriting.
in this bookincludeInformalletters,artlcles, recipes,advertlsements,
poslcalds, film rcvlewsandstories through pictures. Usefulwllllng Tip boxeshelplearners
understand
thestructureofeach piece ofwriting.ParagraphPlansarealso provided
to give th€
to be used in classfor discussion
beforelearnerswrite theirown pieces. Teachersareadvised
guidance.These plans areintended
studentsstep-by-step
to elicit, inclass,the points which
inthek piece ofwitingandalways
lo havesomestudentscomplete
the
learnersshould include
taskorallyinclass before
lheexelcise
isassignedaswritten homework
ThePhotoFlleaection attheendoftheStudent'sBook providespictures whichstudentscan
useto decorale
theirwriting projects
forUnits2,3,6,7,9, '10 and12.
4
Thebook consistsof 15unitsandis planned
develops
Theexercises
Thetoxttypes presented
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Unil
1 - tomily
lhs (01.4-l)
male
uncle lather
brother husband
grandfather son
cousln
Obiectlves
grandson
vocabulary:the family; jobs; simple physical
descriDtions:
numbers
Grammar: theverbtobe (present simple);
female
ihe
letb have got (present simple); personal
pronouns; possessive adjectives; the
possessive case 's; abbreviations;capatal
letterst
moher
cousrn
wile
granddaughter
daughter
aunt
sister
grandmother
fullstops; the coniunctionand
Reading:scanning Jorspecificinformation
Writing:a project on your famiv
b) (Ask S.t lo nake paits of words. Write theil
answers in a list on the board, as shown below,
Ss should copy this list in thei notebooks.)
1 (Pointout thatSsthoulc!label the people accotding
to how theyarerelatedto Carl.)
fiothet - father
aunt - uncle
sister - brother
granddaughter grandson
grandmother - grandlather
wife husband
daughter - son
2 mother
3 brolher
(CheckSs answeGby prcmptmg senlences.
e.g. T: Nunber 1 Whois she?
St: Sheis Cals slsler.)
oturty, "
individua!
ss to answer
the questions
y:i.Ex:;,f.?#'{i:::;trii;:!i"::,*
helpingwhetenecessary.
)
Affirmatlve Negative
lnterrogative
(Suggested answer)
Therearefour people in my family.I\,'lymothels
nameis Susan.lvlylathels nameis William.My
brotheis name s Neil a.1dmy sister'sname is
Tanya.
lam
you afe
Imnot
you arent
h"l
she l
Am l?
I he?
ls { she?
L it?
.snel rs
IIJ
isn't
ItJ
3 (Readeach of the statementsaloud ard ask ss to
iclentifythemas trueor false.Ss should be advlsed
to scanthe te}is quickly fot the rclevant infotmation,
@therthanrcadingfor complete undorctanding.)
in"vJ
you l aren'l
they ,
Are ,l you?
t lhey?
7
(Mer Ss havedoneEx.7, askthemto count frcm 1
to 100,oneafterthe other.)
21 4 F 6 F I T
3T 5 T 7 F
one
1
twentylhree 23
(AskindividualSsb Ake turnsin reading ponions of
the textaloudand evelainlelicitthe moaningof any
unknown vocabulary,)
twelve
12
nineteen
19
thirty-six
36
twentyJive 25
ten
10
forty-four
44
41b 2a 3d 4c
twenty-nine 29
fifty-eight
58
thetaskoralywiththeckss,explainingl
eliciting the meaningof any unknown wotds.
Explainthat cousin appliesto both malesand
females-)
STUDYTIP (p. 5)
(Prcsent the useof Thls is .,. and explainlelcit the
meaningof inkoaluce.)
1 sister
4 falher
2 (Ask
5 a) (Complete
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