SS2 English Scheme of Work- Third Term for the academic session
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1 | Welcome Test
Grammar: Revise tenses
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By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
(i)Â Recall types of tenses; (ii)Â Explain tenses with examples; (iii)Â Identify the tenses in sentences; (iv)Â Differentiate each of the tenses from one another; (v)Â Use the tenses appropriately in sentences.
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2 | Grammar: sentences a conditional clause (likely condition)
b. Unlikely condition c. Impossible condition d. Complex sentences
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By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
(i)Â Explain the following terms: Conditional clause, likely condition, unlikely condition, impossible condition, complex sentence; (ii) Use conditional clauses to form sentences; Describe the characteristics of clauses in complex sentences
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Writing: Essay Speech writing for special purposes
(i)Â Welcome address (ii)Â Farewell address An address given on a prize giving day |
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: (i)Â Outline the features of a speech; (ii)Â Explain what a speech is; (iii)Â Distinguish between a speech and an article; Write speeches for different purposes. |
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Vocabulary development: words associated with publishing and printing
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By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
(i)Â List the words associated with publishing and printing; (ii)Â Explain words associated with publishing and printing (iii)Â Explain the process of publishing and printing.
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3 | Grammar: Affixation prefixes as word extension
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By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: (i)Â Explain what affixation is; (ii)Â Identify the basic root words; (iii)Â Pronounce the uses of the words; Form new words using prefixes.
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Writing: Summary            Summarizing a talk or a lecture
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By the end of the lesson, students should be able: (i)Â Explain the subject matter of a talk/lecture; (ii)Â Identify the main ideas in a talk/lecture; Summarize a talk/lecture.
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Vocabulary development: Words associated with industries
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By the end of the lesson, students should be able:
(i)Â Mention the words associated with industries; (ii)Â Explain the term industries; (iii)Â Differentiate between industries and companies; Use the identified words appropriate contexts.
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4 | Grammar: Verbs forms Active and passive forms
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By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: (i)Â Explain the two terms (a) active voice (b) passive voice; (ii)Â Differentiate between their forms; (iii)Â Identify the active to passive sentence pattern; (iv)Â Construct active and passive sentences; Change active sentences to passive.
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Oral: Spelling Using the dictionary, spelling of words; Some words, miss pelt, secretary, necessity, complimentary, stutter, supplementation and soon. |
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
1. Describe the term ‘dictionary’; 2. State at least seven functions of the dictionary; 3. Use the dictionary to look up the spelling, pronunciation, meanings, word classes, illustrations, idiomatic uses and origins of words.
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Writing: Article
Writing article for publication in a local |
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: 1. Explain what an article is; 2. State the features of an article; 3. Write an article for publication in a national newspaper on a given topic.
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5 | Oral: Stress placement on two syllable words
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By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
(i)Â Define stress; (ii)Â State the rules governing stress placement on two syllable words; (iii)Â Place the stress on the appropriate part of the word; Distinguish between placement of stress on two syllable verbs.
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Comprehension: Reading to paraphrase poems and dramatic works.
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By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
(i)Â Â Read to understand the poems and dramatic works; (ii)Â Explain the key words for poems and dramatic work; (iii)Â Identify the theme and features (iv)Â Summarize the poem and dramatics works; Write a short play, poem on a story.
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Grammar: Rules of Concord | By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
(i)Â Explain the term concord; (ii)Â Outline the rules of concord; (iii)Â Use the rules in appropriately sentences.
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6 | Structure: Affixation suffixes
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By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: (i)Â Recall what affixation is; (ii)Â State the basic root words; (iii)Â State the different forms of suffixes; (iv)Â Form new words using suffixes; (v)Â Explain the meaning of the new words.
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Writing: Summary Summarising by taking notes
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By the end of the lesson, students should be able top: (i)Â Analyse a given passage; (ii)Â Identify the topic sentence/main points; (iii)Â Write down the relevant points; (iv)Â Summarize a given passage by using the points written down.
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Vocabulary development:
Words associated with engineering
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By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
(i)Â Explain the term engineering; (ii)Â Identify words associated with engineering; (iii)Â Explain the meaning of the words; (iv)Â Use the identified words correctly in sentence.
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7 | Oral: vowel Sound- /i/, /i:/, /u/, /u:/ | 1. Describe the production of the vowels /i/ and /i:/ 2. Distinguish between vowel /i/ and /i:/, /u:/, /a/ 3. Identify the soumd in word
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Structure: Adjuncts, conjuncts, disjuncts | 1. Explain what adjuncts are
2. Differentiate among the three terms 3. Identify the terms in sentences 4. Make sentences using adjuncts
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Writing: How to improve family functioning through cooperation, communication | 1. Explain the following terms, love, cooperation
2. Discuss how family functioning can be 3. Write an expository essay on a given topic
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8 | Mid-Term/ Open Day | |
9 | Structure: Prepositional Phrase | 1. Explain what prepositional phrases are; 2. State the function of prepositional phrase 3. Identify prepositional phrasesin sentences 4. Use prepositional phrases correctly in sentences |
Vocabulary Development: Words Associated with Hotel and catering Industry | 1. Explain the following terms ‘hotel, catering industry’
2. State the purpose of hotel and catering industry 3. Outline the words that are associated with hotel and catering |
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10 | Structure: Idiom | 1. Explain what an idiomatic expression is
2. Differentiate between an idiom and a proverb 3. Correctly use idioms in sentences |
Comprehension: Reading for Critical Evaluation | 1. Draw inference from the passage
2. Establish the writer’s purpose |
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Vocabulary Development: Words Politics and Government | 1. Explain the term’government and politics 2. Mention the words associated with politics and government 3. Use Listed words in appropriate context |
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11 | Oral: Nasal Consonant/n/,/m/ and /ŋ/ | 1. Explain what a nasal sound is: 2. Describe the production of /n/,/m/ and /ŋ/; 3. Differentiate among the sounds /n/,/m/ and /ŋ/ 4. Produce words that contain /n/,/m/ and /ŋ/
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Structure: Clause- Adjectival Clause
Words associated with Transportation
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1. Explain what an adjectival clause is;
2. Identify adjectival clause in sentences 3. Distinguish between adjectival phrases and adjectival clauses 4. State the functions of adjectival clauses in given sentences
1. Read the given passage on transportation; 2. list the types of transportation 3. State at least four advantages and disadvantages of transportation 4. Outline words that are associated with transportation
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12 | Revision: i. Essay writing ii. Letter writing iii. Comprehension iv. Summary v. Test of orals |
1. Write any given essay |
2. Read a given passage to get implied meaning
3. Summarize give passage 4. Summarize and recognize same vowel/consonants |
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13 | Examination |