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Composition: A Dog – Basic 3 English Lesson Note (First Term)

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Subject
English Studies
Class
Basic 3
Term
First Term
Topic
Composition: A Dog
Order
Topic 33 of 78 this term
Reading time
1 min

Write 8-10 sentences about a dog.

Plan your writing:

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  • Paragraph 1: What the dog looks like (3-4 sentences)
  • Paragraph 2: What the dog does and how it behaves (3-4 sentences)
  • Paragraph 3: Why dogs are good pets (2-3 sentences)

Helpful words: furry, friendly, loyal, playful, brown, black, white, tail, bark, run, jump

Think about:

  • What size is the dog?
  • What color is it?
  • What does it like to do?
  • How does it help people?
  • Why do people keep dogs as pets?

Sample beginning: A dog is a wonderful animal. It has…

 

CLASS EXERCISES

  1. Look at a picture in your textbook and write what you see
  2. Match the words:
    1. Illustration → picture in a book
    2. Caption → words under a picture
    3. Community → where we live
  3. Have a conversation with your partner about:
    1. Your favorite food
    2. Your best subject in school
  4. Answer: “How do pictures help us when we read?”
  5. Write your composition about a dog (8-10 sentences)
  6. Find one diagram in any book and explain what it shows
  7. Complete: “When I have a discussion, I _______”

 

This term's English Studies topics

Basic 3 First Term · 78 topics

  1. Oral and Written Comprehension
  2. Composition: About My School
  3. Conversation Practice
  4. Structure: Concept of Print Illustrations, Pictures and Diagrams
  5. Oral and Written Comprehension
  6. Composition: A Dog
  7. Fluency Practice
  8. Structure: Reading to Obtain Information
  9. Vocabulary Building
  10. Oral and Written Comprehension
  11. Writing: I.C.T (Information and Communication Technology)
See all 78 Basic 3 First Term English Studies topics →
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