English Standard II Syllabus
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Introducing family members
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Identify the common family members.
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Classify the family members.
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Describe the family members to others.
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Introducing friends
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Identify expressions used for introducing friends.
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Discuss expressions used for introducing friends.
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Introduce his/her friends.
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School environment
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Identify school instructive expressions.
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Relate instructions used in school environment.
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Use instructions in school environment.
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Polite commands
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Identify expressions used in polite commands in different situations.
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Differentiate between commands and polite commands used in different situations.
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Use polite commands in different situations.
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Parts of the body
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Identify parts of the body
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Draw different parts of the body.
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Describe the uses of parts of the body.
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Numbers from 151 to 200
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Compare numbers in figures with words.
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Associate numbers in quantity of things.
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Apply numbers in different situations.
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Animals in terms of their sounds
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Identify various animal sounds in his/her surrounding.
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Draw animals.
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Describe animals in terms of their sounds.
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Objects in terms of their shapes
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Identify different shapes.
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Draw objects with different shapes.
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Describe objects in terms of their shapes.
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Home environment
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Identify phrases of polite request at home environment.
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Make simple polite requests.
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Use polite requests in real situations.
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Shop environment
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Identify phrases used to make polite requests at the shop.
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Make simple polite requests at the shop.
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Use polite requests at the shop.
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Expressing happiness
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Identify phrases for expressing happiness emotions.
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Discuss jumbled pictures of happiness.
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Use happiness expressions in expressing happiness emotions.
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Expressing sadness
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Identify phrases for expressing sadness emotions.
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Discuss jumbled pictures of sadness.
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Use sadness expressions in expressing sadness emotions.
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Reading for practice (Not more than 200 words)
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Identify punctuation marks.
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Read simple paragraphs with appropriate pronunciation.
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Read the text by considering punctuation marks with the right pace.
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Reading for comprehension (not more than 200)
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Identify vocabulary from the text.
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Read the text intensively.
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Answer the questions on the text read.
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Reading corner
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Identify reading materials in the reading corner.
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Interact with reading materials in the reading corner.
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Develop reading comprehension among children.
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Material development
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Identify available resources for developing reading materials.
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Develop reading materials.
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Arrange developed materials accordingly.
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Sentences (Not more than six words)
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Identify ongoing expressions.
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Use ongoing expressions.
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Construct sentences in ongoing activities.
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Paragraphs (Not more than five sentences)
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Identify the uses of punctuations.
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Write correct and clear sentences.
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Write correct and clear paragraphs.
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