Following Argument Efficiently

Students should be able to Listen attentively to an argument or a debate.
Extract vital information or points from any argument.
Support a view point.
Summaries the opinion of a speaker.

Listening to Lectures and Taking Notes

Students should be able to Listen attentively to lectures.
Take adequate and meaningful notes from the lectures.
Identify main points from the lecture.

Paraphrasing Poems Listened to

Students should be able to Listen to a given poem with understanding and pleasure.
Identify key words and key sentences in the poem
Explain the meaning of the words.
Tell the story line of the poem.

Summarising a Talk or Lecture

Students should be able to Listen attentively to a talk or lecture.
Extract key words and sentences from the talk or lecture.
Write a summary of the talk or lecture in their own words by putting the key sentences together.

Sentences(Ii)

At the end of this lesson, the students should be able to understand Sentences

Consonant Cluster

At the end of the lesson, the student should be able to understand Consonant Cluster

Reading and Appreciating Poetry

Students should be able to Read selections of poems (oral and written poetry).
Explain meanings of selected poems
Identify the language of poetry
Write simple poems on their own.

Reading Aloud Confidently

Students should be able to Read aloud
Read with confidence.
Take note of the main points as they read.

Arguing given Topics effectively

Students should be able to Speak intelligibly and correctly on selected topics.
Be more fluent in speech
Use appropriate tenses.

Clusters of three and four Consonant words that Occur at the Final Position

Students should be able to Recognize the clusters of three consonants in words
Correctly pronounce words with clusters of three constants in the final position.
Correctly pronounce words with clusters of four consonants in the final position.
Give the meaning of the words with clusters of four consonants in the final position.
Make sentences with those words.

Revision of Sentence Intonation Pattern

Students should be able to Recognize the Following: a) The falling tone b) The rising ton
Use appropriately in speeches
Use the arrow to identify the correct tones from a group of sentences.