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Composition: My Best Friend – Basic 2 English Lesson Note (Third Term)

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Subject
English Studies
Class
Basic 2
Term
Third Term
Topic
Composition: My Best Friend
Order
Topic 31 of 34 this term
Reading time
1 min

Learning Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  1. Write at least five adjectives to describe their best friend
  2. Draw a card for their best friend
  3. Explain the qualities of a good friend and discuss how to treat each other

Content

Describing Your Best Friend

Physical Description:

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  • tall, short, thin, fat
  • black hair, brown hair, curly hair, straight hair
  • brown eyes, black eyes, big eyes, small eyes

Personality Traits:

  • kind, funny, smart, brave, helpful
  • friendly, honest, caring, loyal, patient

What They Like:

  • favorite games, foods, subjects, colors
  • hobbies and interests

Sample Composition

“My best friend is called Kemi. She is tall with long black hair and beautiful brown eyes. Kemi is very kind and always helps me with my homework. She is funny and makes me laugh every day. We both love playing football and eating ice cream. Kemi is honest and never tells lies. She is the best friend anyone could have.”

Qualities of a Good Friend

  • Honest – always tells the truth
  • Loyal – stays with you through good and bad times
  • Kind – treats you nicely
  • Helpful – assists when you need support
  • Fun – enjoyable to be around
  • Trustworthy – keeps your secrets

How to Treat Friends

  • Be kind and respectful
  • Share your toys and snacks
  • Listen when they talk
  • Help them when they need it
  • Keep their secrets
  • Say sorry when you make mistakes

Exercise

  1. Write 5 adjectives describing your best friend
  2. Write a short composition about your best friend
  3. Design a friendship card

This term's English Studies topics

Basic 2 Third Term · 34 topics

  1. Phonics: Vowel Sound /u/
  2. Picture Reading
  3. Phonics: Vowel Sounds(a, E, I, O, U)
  4. Comprehension: Reading a Passage
  5. Supplementary Reading: A Play
  6. Colour: Colouring Plant Pictures
  7. Grammar: Meaning of Apostrophe
  8. Composition: My Best Friend
  9. Literature: Poem “Jack and Jill”
  10. Vocabulary Building: New Words and Reading
  11. Revision: Concepts of Print
See all 34 Basic 2 Third Term English Studies topics →
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