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DESIGNING THEME-BASED SYLLABUS FOR L1 CHILDREN OF ENGLISH FOR HOLIDAYS 2013
L1 COURSE GRID
THEME LANGUAGE
SKILLS INDICATORS
LEARNING MATERIALS
LEARNING ACTIVITIES TIME
ALLOCATI ON
MINUTES MEDIA
CHARACTE RS
HELLO FRIENDS
OPENING LISTENING
AND SPEAKING
- Children are
able to recognize
English patterns in having
introduction.
- Children are
able to respond to the
instruction using body
language correctly.
- Children are
able to deliver short
information involving
functions: Language functions:
- Introducing myself:
Hello, my name is.... -
Introducing others: He is...
She is... Learning resources:
1. ‘Hello song’
2. ‘Good Bye’ song
3. ‘Zip-Zap ‘ game
4. ‘Hello’ game
5. ‘How Are You?’
song Vocabulary:
- Hello, hi, good
morning, my , name, you, your, his, her
GETTING ACQUAINTED EACH OTHER: Morning routines
Teachers and children say payer together. Teachers take a roll call.
Teachers and children salute flag together.
Presentation Teachers greet the children.
Teachers introduce themselves. Teachers introduce the program.
Teachers tell children how to introduce oneself.
Practice Children are asked to introduce themselves one by
one while teachers checking their utterances. Children introduce themselves to others.
Teachers teach the children to sing ‘Hello’ song lyric by lyric.
Teachers and children sing ‘Hello’ song together. 90 minutes
LCD laptop
Songs Video
1. Fun
2. Friendly
3. Kind
4. Respectful
5. Brave