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S.2 English Language, Term 1

Celebrations

Theme: Personal/Public 25 periods 11 learning outcomes

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S.2 · English Language · Term 1

Celebrations

ENG-S2-T1-02 25 periods

Competency

The learner talks and writes about the different types of celebrations and writes plans, invitations and accounts.

Learning outcomes for Celebrations
1 Know different celebrations Knowledge
2 Plan celebrations and understand the plans of other people KnowledgeSkills
3 Use polite language to express preference Skills
4 Use future present simple tense Knowledge
5 Know the informal and formal language and register used in invitations KnowledgeGeneric skills
6 Understand the speeches made at celebrations UnderstandingSkillsGeneric skills
7 Use the present participle Knowledge
8 Use appropriate intonation Skills
9 Distinguish between the use of past simple and present perfect tenses KnowledgeSkills
10 Understand written extracts about different types of celebrations Understanding
11 Use possessive adjectives, adverbs and pronouns correctly KnowledgeSkills
What do the labels mean?

Each learning outcome is tagged with what it builds: Knowledge (facts you can recall), Understanding (explaining why), Skills (things you can do), Values & attitudes, and Generic skills such as communication and critical thinking.

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