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Basic 2 Second Term English Studies Lesson Notes

33 free notes, in teaching order, from Oral and Written Comprehension to Vocabulary Building. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.

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  1. Oral and Written ComprehensionNote 1 of 33

    Oral and Written Comprehension

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  2. The Writing ProcessNote 2 of 33

    The Writing Process

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  3. Stories, Rhymes on Hand WashingNote 3 of 33

    Stories, Rhymes on Hand Washing

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  1. Colours and MatchingNote 4 of 33

    Colours and Matching

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  2. Grammar: Sentence TypesNote 5 of 33

    Grammar: Sentence Types

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  3. Vocabulary Building: New Words and ReadingNote 6 of 33

    Vocabulary Building: New Words and Reading

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  1. Phonics: Consonant Sound ClustersNote 7 of 33

    Phonics: Consonant Sound Clusters

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  2. Oral and Written ComprehensionNote 8 of 33

    Oral and Written Comprehension

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  3. StorytellingNote 9 of 33

    Storytelling

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  4. Grammar: Present, Past and Future Actions (Tenses)Note 10 of 33

    Grammar: Present, Past and Future Actions (Tenses)

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  5. Supplementary ReadingNote 11 of 33

    Supplementary Reading

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  6. Vocabulary Building: New Words and MeaningNote 12 of 33

    Vocabulary Building: New Words and Meaning

    Students should be able to combine words to make meaning Identify the meaning of each word given to them Use new words in sentences Content How Words Create Meaning Single Words vs.

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  1. Poems and RhymesNote 13 of 33

    Poems and Rhymes

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  2. Speech Work: Phonemic Awareness, Vowel Sounds /i/ /i:/, /Ɪ/, /I:/Note 14 of 33

    Speech Work: Phonemic Awareness, Vowel Sounds /i/ /i:/, /Ɪ/, /I:/

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  3. Grammar: Introducing Adjectives and AdverbsNote 15 of 33

    Grammar: Introducing Adjectives and Adverbs

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  4. Vocabulary Building: New Words and ReadingNote 16 of 33

    Vocabulary Building: New Words and Reading

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  5. Literature: Rhyming WordsNote 17 of 33

    Literature: Rhyming Words

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  6. Reading on Effects of Harmful Herbal MedicineNote 18 of 33

    Reading on Effects of Harmful Herbal Medicine

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  1. Introducing Individuals Using (I Am, You Are, My Name Is, We Are, This Is My, Etc.)Note 19 of 33

    Introducing Individuals Using (I Am, You Are, My Name Is, We Are, This Is My, Etc.)

    Students should be able to identify words used to introduce Introduce themselves as individuals Content What is an Introduction? An introduction is when we tell people about ourselves or about other people.

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  2. Grammar: NounsNote 20 of 33

    Grammar: Nouns

    Students should be able to explain what nouns are Identify different types of nouns Use nouns in sentences Content What are Nouns? Definition: A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or animal.

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  3. Oral and Written Comprehension PassageNote 21 of 33

    Oral and Written Comprehension Passage

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  4. Spelling: Four Letter Words (Tail, Food, Root, Four, Pink, Etc.)Note 22 of 33

    Spelling: Four Letter Words (Tail, Food, Root, Four, Pink, Etc.)

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  5. Supplementary Reading: PoetryNote 23 of 33

    Supplementary Reading: Poetry

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  6. Fluency ReadingNote 24 of 33

    Fluency Reading

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  7. Oral Composition: My SchoolNote 25 of 33

    Oral Composition: My School

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  8. Grammar: Using Pronouns in Sentences (My, His, Her, Our, Their, Yours, Etc.)Note 26 of 33

    Grammar: Using Pronouns in Sentences (My, His, Her, Our, Their, Yours, Etc.)

    Students should be able to define pronouns Identify and list out some pronouns (singular and plural form) Use pronouns in sentences Content What are Pronouns? Definition: Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns.

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  9. Supplementary Reading: A PlayNote 27 of 33

    Supplementary Reading: A Play

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  10. Oral and Written ComprehensionNote 28 of 33

    Oral and Written Comprehension

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  11. Revision: Grammar (Present, Past and Future Actions)Note 29 of 33

    Revision: Grammar (Present, Past and Future Actions)

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  12. Revision: Literature (Rhyming Words)Note 30 of 33

    Revision: Literature (Rhyming Words)

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  13. Revision: Culture, Custom and TraditionNote 31 of 33

    Revision: Culture, Custom and Tradition

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  14. Phonics Vowel Sound /ai/Note 32 of 33

    Phonics Vowel Sound /ai/

    Students should be able to recognize the /ai/ sound Pronounce the /ai/ sound Blend words for reading and spelling Content What is the /ai/ Sound? The /ai/ sound is made when we put 'a' and 'i' together.

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  15. Vocabulary BuildingNote 33 of 33

    Vocabulary Building

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About Basic 2 Second Term English Studies Lesson Notes

These are the 33 Basic 2 Second Term English Studies topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Oral and Written Comprehension and the last covers Vocabulary Building.

What students learn this term
  • Combine words to make meaning Identify the meaning of each word given to them Use new words in sentences Content How Words Create Meaning Single Words vs
  • Identify words used to introduce Introduce themselves as individuals Content What is an Introduction? An introduction is when we tell people about ourselves or about other people
  • Explain what nouns are Identify different types of nouns Use nouns in sentences Content What are Nouns? Definition: A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or animal
  • Define pronouns Identify and list out some pronouns (singular and plural form) Use pronouns in sentences Content What are Pronouns? Definition: Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns
  • Recognize the /ai/ sound Pronounce the /ai/ sound Blend words for reading and spelling Content What is the /ai/ Sound? The /ai/ sound is made when we put 'a' and 'i' together
Recommended Basic 2 English Studies textbooks
NameAuthorPublisher
The Wise Servant (English reader)Anambra State Govt (Ministry of Education)Edition: 2023/2024 sessionJohn E. ObiakorJohnny Met Publisher
Modular English Course for Primary Schools Book 3School booklist – Noble Foundation School, Ibadan (private)S. O. Ayodele et alEvans
Structural English Workbook Book 3School booklist – Noble Foundation School, Ibadan (private)Ronald RidoutAfrican Univ. Press
Nigeria Primary English Book 2Not on an official listEdition: Fourth edition, 2023F. Ademola-Adeoye, Q. Adam, B. Somoye, J. Omiteru, J. Macauley, B. Oderinde, F. Badaiki, N. Hawkes, D. DallasNot stated on page (Learn Africa store)

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There are 33 notes, from Oral and Written Comprehension to Vocabulary Building. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.

What topics do the notes cover?

Oral and Written Comprehension, The Writing Process, Stories, Rhymes on Hand Washing, Colours and Matching, Grammar: Sentence Types, Vocabulary Building: New Words and Reading, Phonics: Consonant Sound Clusters, Oral and Written Comprehension, Storytelling, Grammar: Present, Past and Future Actions (Tenses), Supplementary Reading, Vocabulary Building: New Words and Meaning and 21 more.

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