Basic 3 Second Term English Studies Lesson Notes
73 free notes, in teaching order, from Structure: Column to Structure: Using Past Continuous Tense. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.
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Note 1 of 73Structure: Column
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Note 2 of 73Phonics Pronunciation of Multi-Syllabic Words
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Note 3 of 73Structure: Capital Letters and Punctuation Marks
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Note 4 of 73Vocabulary Building
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Note 5 of 73Comprehension: Disaster Risk Reduction
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Note 6 of 73Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday
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Note 7 of 73Sounds /f/ and /v/
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Note 8 of 73Structure: Simple Present Tense: Action Words
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Note 9 of 73Vocabulary Building
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Note 10 of 73Oral and Written Comprehension: Victor's Family
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Note 11 of 73Writing: My Favourite Day of the Week
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Note 12 of 73Supplementary Reading: "The Friendly Visitor"
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Note 13 of 73Structure: Punctuation Marks and Capital Letters
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Note 14 of 73Oral and Written Comprehension: Bisi's Daily Routine
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Note 15 of 73Writing: Everyday Activities
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Note 16 of 73Structure: Application of Comma (, ) in Reading and Writing
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Note 17 of 73Vocabulary Building
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Note 18 of 73Oral and Written Comprehension
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Note 19 of 73Structure: Spacing in Letters
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Note 20 of 73Writing: Describe Your Class Teacher
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Note 21 of 73Structure: Use of Auxiliary Verbs
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Note 22 of 73Vocabulary Building: Teaching of New Words
Students 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.
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Note 23 of 73Oral and Written Comprehension
Students should be able to read and understand a passage Answer questions about what they read Express ideas clearly in speech and writing Introduction: Comprehension means understanding what we read or hear.
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Note 24 of 73Writing: Handwriting
Students should be able to write letters and words with correct formation Maintain proper spacing between words Write neatly and legibly Introduction: Good handwriting helps others read our work easily.
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Note 25 of 73Supplementary Reading
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Note 26 of 73Pronunciation of Consonants and Consonant Clusters
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Note 27 of 73Structure: Making Simple Statements and Responding to Commands
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Note 28 of 73Oral and Written Comprehension
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Note 29 of 73Writing: Composition on What I Do on Sundays
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Note 30 of 73Pronunciation of Consonants and Consonant Clusters
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Note 31 of 73Structure: Making Simple Statements and Responding to Commands
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Note 32 of 73Vocabulary Building
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Note 33 of 73Oral and Written Comprehension
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Note 34 of 73Structure: Regular and Irregular Plurals
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Note 35 of 73Vocabulary Building
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Note 36 of 73Oral Comprehension
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Note 37 of 73Structure: Column
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Note 38 of 73Vocabulary Building
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Note 39 of 73Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday
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Note 40 of 73Phonics Pronunciation of Multi-Syllabic Words
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Note 41 of 73Structure: Capital Letters and Punctuation Marks
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Note 42 of 73Vocabulary Building II
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Note 43 of 73Comprehension: Disaster Risk Reduction
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Note 44 of 73Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday
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Note 45 of 73Sounds /F/ and /V/
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Note 46 of 73Structure: Simple Present Tense: Action Words
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Note 47 of 73Vocabulary Building III
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Note 48 of 73Oral and Written Comprehension II
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Note 49 of 73Writing
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Note 50 of 73Supplementary Reading: "The Friendly Visitor"
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Note 51 of 73Structure: Punctuation Marks and Capital Letters
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Note 52 of 73Vocabulary Building IV
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Note 53 of 73Oral and Written Comprehension II
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Note 54 of 73Writing: Everyday Activities
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Note 55 of 73Structure: Application of Comma (, ) in Reading and Writing
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Note 56 of 73Vocabulary Building V
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Note 57 of 73Oral and Written Comprehension III
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Note 58 of 73Structure: Spacing in Letters
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Note 59 of 73Writing: Describe Your Class Teacher
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Note 60 of 73Structure: Use of Auxiliary Verbs
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Note 61 of 73Vocabulary Building: Teaching of New Words
Students 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.
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Note 62 of 73Oral and Written Comprehension IV
Students should be able to read and understand a passage Answer questions about what they read Express ideas clearly in speech and writing Introduction: Comprehension means understanding what we read or hear.
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Note 63 of 73Writing: Handwriting
Students should be able to write letters and words with correct formation Maintain proper spacing between words Write neatly and legibly Introduction: Good handwriting helps others read our work easily.
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Note 64 of 73Supplementary Reading
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Note 65 of 73Pronunciation of Consonants and Consonant Clusters
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Note 66 of 73Structure: Making Simple Statements and Responding to Commands
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Note 67 of 73Vocabulary Building VI
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Note 68 of 73Oral and Written Comprehension IV
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Note 69 of 73Writing: Composition on What I Do on Sundays
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Note 70 of 73Structure: Regular and Irregular Plurals
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Note 71 of 73Vocabulary Building VII
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Note 72 of 73Oral and Written Comprehension V
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Note 73 of 73Structure: Using Past Continuous Tense
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About Basic 3 Second Term English Studies Lesson Notes
These are the 73 Basic 3 Second Term English Studies topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Structure: Column and the last covers Structure: Using Past Continuous Tense.
What students learn this term
- Learn meanings of new words Use new words in sentences Spell new words correctly Introduction: Learning new words helps us speak and write better
- Read and understand a passage Answer questions about what they read Express ideas clearly in speech and writing Introduction: Comprehension means understanding what we read or hear
- Write letters and words with correct formation Maintain proper spacing between words Write neatly and legibly Introduction: Good handwriting helps others read our work easily
- Learn meanings of new words Use new words in sentences Spell new words correctly Introduction: Learning new words helps us speak and write better
- Read and understand a passage Answer questions about what they read Express ideas clearly in speech and writing Introduction: Comprehension means understanding what we read or hear
- Write letters and words with correct formation Maintain proper spacing between words Write neatly and legibly Introduction: Good handwriting helps others read our work easily
Recommended Basic 3 English Studies textbooks
| Name | Author | Publisher |
|---|---|---|
| Our Road to Peace (English reader)Anambra State Govt (Ministry of Education)Edition: 2023/2024 session | Anyadike Chinyere | Perfect Image |
| Modular English Course for Primary Schools Book 4School booklist – Noble Foundation School, Ibadan (private) | S. O. Ayodele et al | Evans |
| Brighter Grammar Book 2School booklist – Noble Foundation School, Ibadan (private) | Phebean Ogundipe et al | Longman |
| Nigeria Primary English Book 3Not on an official listEdition: Fourth edition 2023 assumed same as Book 2 - not verified | Not opened (Book 2 authors: F. Ademola-Adeoye et al) | Not stated (Learn Africa store) |
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How many Basic 3 Second Term English Studies lesson notes are there?
There are 73 notes, from Structure: Column to Structure: Using Past Continuous Tense. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.
What topics do the notes cover?
Structure: Column, Phonics Pronunciation of Multi-Syllabic Words, Structure: Capital Letters and Punctuation Marks, Vocabulary Building, Comprehension: Disaster Risk Reduction, Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday, Sounds /f/ and /v/, Structure: Simple Present Tense: Action Words, Vocabulary Building, Oral and Written Comprehension: Victor's Family, Writing: My Favourite Day of the Week, Supplementary Reading: "The Friendly Visitor" and 61 more.
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