English to Enjoy 3AScheme of Work
Module: Me, My Family and FriendsUnit 2: At the shopping mall
Task:Write a short letterLearning targets: ISa ISd ISe KSa KSb KSe KSf ESa ESd
Communicative functions / Language forms and functions / Language skills / Generic skills, values and attitudes / VocabularyName some places in a shopping mall
Count from twenty to one hundred
Seek and provide information
Talk about locations
Ask about prices
Express and respond to thanks / Use ‘can’ to ask for and offer information.
Where canI buy a doll?
You can buy it at Shop H.
Ask and talk about locations.
Where can I buy a doll?
You can buy it at Shop H.
Use formulaic expressions to get attention.
Excuse me,where can I buy a doll?
Ask about prices.
How much is the teddy bear?
Use formulaic expressions to express and respond to thanks.
Thank you.
You’re welcome. / Listening
Recognise the difference in the use of intonation
Identify key words in short utterances
Identify the gist or main ideas in simple spoken texts
Locate or provide specific information
Recognise language patterns and vocabulary items
Speaking
Use simple phrases and sentences to communicate
Use formulaic expressions to ask questions and reply
Provide information in response to questions
Close an interaction by using formulaic expressions
Reading
Guess the meaning of unfamiliar words by using contextual or pictorial clues
Identify key words for the main idea
Guess the topic and the likely development of the topic by using personal experiences and knowledge of the world
Locate specific information in a short text in response to questions
Scan a text to locate specific information
Writing
Put words in a logical order to make meaningful phrases or sentences
Gather and share information, ideas and language by using strategies
Express imaginative ideas with the help of cues
Draft, revise and edit short written texts with teacher support / Collaborative skills
Identify and accept different roles in collaborative work
Work cooperatively with others to complete a task
Communication skills
Interact with teachers and classmates in classroom situations and activities
Understand, respond to and make short simple requests and instructions
Provide, use and exchange simple information on familiar topics
Creativity
Express freely ideas about a range of topics
Numeracy skills
Provide or find out and present simple numerical information on familiar topics
Problem-solving skills
Recognise and solve simple problems in given situations
Study skills
Locate and extract specific information and main ideas from short given texts
Values and attitudes
Develop confidence in using English through performing tasks on their own or in groups / places in a shopping mall
numbers ‘twenty’ to ‘one hundred’
Text types
postcards
floor plans
price lists
menus
Phonics
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