CHUNG HWA MIDDLE SCHOOL BSB WEEKLY LESSON PLANS

 

ALICIA M. ADVINCULA            English Language                Jan. 2 to 5, 2008

Class

Mon

31

Tue

1

Wed

2

Thu

3

Fri

Sat

5

Remarks

F4A F4D & F5B

Part of year-end holidays

Public Holiday

Enrolment

Gen. Clean-up & classroom decoration

-

Purchasing of textbooks and gen. Orientation from form teachers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                      CHUNG HWA MIDDLE SCHOOL BSB WEEKLY LESSON PLAN

      ALICIA M. ADVINCULA              English Language                Jan. 7 to 12, 2008                                 

Class

Mon

7

Tue

8

Wed

9

Thu

10

Fri

Sat

12

Remark

F4A, F4D & F5A

General orientation on the requirements of the course

Diagnostic test: Written composition

The components of the English ‘O’ Level Exams, Supplementary Material (SM)

Public Holiday

-

Standard ‘O’ Level marking scheme

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ALICIA M. ADVINCULA                   English Language          Jan. 14-19, 2008

Class

Mon

14

Tue

15

Wed

16

Thu

17

Fri

Sat

19

Remarks

   F5B

Types of imaginative compositions: Their salient features, SM

Understanding your topic, SM

Written exercise on understanding the topic, SM

Finding a clear theme for your topic, SM

-

The structured compositions: Their salient features

 

F4A & F4D

Basic skills in writing compositions for examinations, SM

Choosing & understanding your topic, SM

The text types, TB pg. 1

Types of narratives and their salient features, TB pg.2

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Annotating a given narrative, WB pg.3

-Composition 1: A narrative

 

 

                    CHUNG HWA MIDDLE SCHOOL BSB WEEKLY LESSON PLANS

ALICIA M. ADVINCULA                   English Language          Jan. 21 to 26, 2008

Class

Mon

21

Tue

22

Wed

23

Thu

24

Fri

Sat

26

Remarks

F5B

Accounts & reports: How do they differ? SM

News report using the inverted pyramid, SM

Mechanics in writing situational compo. topics, SM

Basic format & salient features of a formal letter, SM

-

Newspaper article & news report: How do they differ? SM

 

F4A &f4D

Unit 2: A Rapidly Changing World,  Lead in discussion, TB pg. 20

American Influences in Brazil, TB pg. 21

Comprehension Check, WB pg. 19

Vocabulary: Collocations related to culture, TB pg 26

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The personal recount, TB pg. 6; Annotating a personal recount, WB pg. 6

 

                   

                    CHUNG HWA MIDDLE SCHOOL BSB WEEKLY LESSON PLANS

ALICIA M. ADVINCULA                   English Language         Jan. 28 to Feb. 2, 2008

Class

Mon

28

Tue

29

Wed

30

Thu

31

Fri

Sat

2

Remarks

 F5A

Different ways of starting a composition, SM

Written exercise on starting a composition

Unit 1: People & Ideals

-Activating prior Knowledge, TB pg. 2, AB pg. 1

Reading: Nelson Mandela/Martin Luther King, TB pg.3

-Responding to the texts

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Grammar: Reflexive Pronouns, TB, pg. 7, AB pg 3

 

F4A & F4D

Composition: Describe an occasion when you received an unexpected present

Grammar: ‘Would’ & ‘Used to’, TB pg. 31; ACT 2.2 & 2.3, WB pg. 22

Listening: Globalisation in everyday life, TB pg. 33, Act 2.4, WB pg. 24

Tackling comprehension questions, TB pg 34

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Grammar: Connectors of contrast & concession, TB pg. 39; Act. 2.5 & 2.6, WB pg.25

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

              

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