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Vocabulary Building: Teaching of New Words – Basic 3 English Lesson Note (Second Term)

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Subject
English Studies
Class
Basic 3
Term
Second Term
Topic
Vocabulary Building: Teaching of New Words
Order
Topic 61 of 73 this term
Reading time
2 min

Learning Objectives:

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

  • Learn meanings of new words
  • Use new words in sentences
  • Spell new words correctly

Introduction:

Learning new words helps us speak and write better. Today we will learn ten new words that will make our English richer.

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Lesson Content:

New Words for Today:

  1. ADVENTURE /əd’ventʃə/
  • Meaning: An exciting and dangerous experience
  • Sentence: Tom had an adventure in the forest
  • Synonym: Journey, expedition
  1. BRILLIANT /’brɪljənt/
  • Meaning: Very bright or very clever
  • Sentence: The brilliant student answered all questions
  • Synonym: Smart, bright, excellent
  1. COMFORTABLE /’kʌmftəbl/
  • Meaning: Feeling relaxed and pleasant
  • Sentence: The chair is very comfortable
  • Synonym: Cozy, relaxing
  1. DISCOVER /dɪs’kʌvə/
  • Meaning: To find something for the first time
  • Sentence: Scientists discover new things every day
  • Synonym: Find, uncover
  1. ENORMOUS /ɪ’nɔːməs/
  • Meaning: Very big or huge
  • Sentence: The elephant is enormous
  • Synonym: Huge, gigantic, massive
  1. FASCINATING /’fæsɪneɪtɪŋ/
  • Meaning: Very interesting and attractive
  • Sentence: The story about dragons is fascinating
  • Synonym: Interesting, captivating
  1. GENEROUS /’dʒenərəs/
  • Meaning: Kind and willing to give
  • Sentence: My grandmother is very generous
  • Synonym: Kind, giving, charitable
  1. MAGNIFICENT /mæg’nɪfɪsnt/
  • Meaning: Very beautiful and impressive
  • Sentence: The palace looks magnificent
  • Synonym: Beautiful, splendid, grand
  1. ORDINARY /’ɔːdɪnrɪ/
  • Meaning: Normal, not special
  • Sentence: It was just an ordinary day at school
  • Synonym: Normal, regular, common
  1. RELIABLE /rɪ’laɪəbl/
  • Meaning: Can be trusted and depended on
  • Sentence: Mary is a reliable friend
  • Synonym: Trustworthy, dependable

Vocabulary Activities:

  • Word Association: Connect new words with pictures
  • Sentence Building: Create sentences using each new word
  • Synonym Matching: Match words with their synonyms

Evaluation Questions:

  1. What does “enormous” mean?
  2. Use “discover” in a sentence
  3. Which word means “very bright”?
  4. What is the opposite of “ordinary”?
  5. Give a synonym for “generous”

Assignment:

Learn the spelling and meaning of all ten words. Use each word in a different sentence.

This term's English Studies topics

Basic 3 Second Term · 73 topics

  1. Vocabulary Building V
  2. Oral and Written Comprehension III
  3. Structure: Spacing in Letters
  4. Writing: Describe Your Class Teacher
  5. Structure: Use of Auxiliary Verbs
  6. Vocabulary Building: Teaching of New Words
  7. Oral and Written Comprehension IV
  8. Writing: Handwriting
  9. Supplementary Reading
  10. Pronunciation of Consonants and Consonant Clusters
  11. Structure: Making Simple Statements and Responding to Commands
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