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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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  1. Structure: ColumnNote 1 of 73

    Structure: Column

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  2. Phonics Pronunciation of Multi-Syllabic WordsNote 2 of 73

    Phonics Pronunciation of Multi-Syllabic Words

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  3. Structure: Capital Letters and Punctuation MarksNote 3 of 73

    Structure: Capital Letters and Punctuation Marks

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  1. Vocabulary BuildingNote 4 of 73

    Vocabulary Building

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  2. Comprehension: Disaster Risk ReductionNote 5 of 73

    Comprehension: Disaster Risk Reduction

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  3. Composition: How I Spent My Last HolidayNote 6 of 73

    Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday

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  1. Sounds /f/ and /v/Note 7 of 73

    Sounds /f/ and /v/

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  2. Structure: Simple Present Tense: Action WordsNote 8 of 73

    Structure: Simple Present Tense: Action Words

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  3. Vocabulary BuildingNote 9 of 73

    Vocabulary Building

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  4. Oral and Written Comprehension: Victor's FamilyNote 10 of 73

    Oral and Written Comprehension: Victor's Family

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  5. Writing: My Favourite Day of the WeekNote 11 of 73

    Writing: My Favourite Day of the Week

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  6. Supplementary Reading: "The Friendly Visitor"Note 12 of 73

    Supplementary Reading: "The Friendly Visitor"

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  1. Structure: Punctuation Marks and Capital LettersNote 13 of 73

    Structure: Punctuation Marks and Capital Letters

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  2. Oral and Written Comprehension: Bisi's Daily RoutineNote 14 of 73

    Oral and Written Comprehension: Bisi's Daily Routine

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  3. Writing: Everyday ActivitiesNote 15 of 73

    Writing: Everyday Activities

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  4. Structure: Application of Comma (, ) in Reading and WritingNote 16 of 73

    Structure: Application of Comma (, ) in Reading and Writing

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  5. Vocabulary BuildingNote 17 of 73

    Vocabulary Building

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  6. Oral and Written ComprehensionNote 18 of 73

    Oral and Written Comprehension

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  1. Structure: Spacing in LettersNote 19 of 73

    Structure: Spacing in Letters

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  2. Writing: Describe Your Class TeacherNote 20 of 73

    Writing: Describe Your Class Teacher

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  3. Structure: Use of Auxiliary VerbsNote 21 of 73

    Structure: Use of Auxiliary Verbs

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  4. Vocabulary Building: Teaching of New WordsNote 22 of 73

    Vocabulary 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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  5. Oral and Written ComprehensionNote 23 of 73

    Oral 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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  6. Writing: HandwritingNote 24 of 73

    Writing: 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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  7. Supplementary ReadingNote 25 of 73

    Supplementary Reading

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  8. Pronunciation of Consonants and Consonant ClustersNote 26 of 73

    Pronunciation of Consonants and Consonant Clusters

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  9. Structure: Making Simple Statements and Responding to CommandsNote 27 of 73

    Structure: Making Simple Statements and Responding to Commands

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  10. Oral and Written ComprehensionNote 28 of 73

    Oral and Written Comprehension

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  11. Writing: Composition on What I Do on SundaysNote 29 of 73

    Writing: Composition on What I Do on Sundays

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  12. Pronunciation of Consonants and Consonant ClustersNote 30 of 73

    Pronunciation of Consonants and Consonant Clusters

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  13. Structure: Making Simple Statements and Responding to CommandsNote 31 of 73

    Structure: Making Simple Statements and Responding to Commands

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  14. Vocabulary BuildingNote 32 of 73

    Vocabulary Building

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  15. Oral and Written ComprehensionNote 33 of 73

    Oral and Written Comprehension

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  16. Structure: Regular and Irregular PluralsNote 34 of 73

    Structure: Regular and Irregular Plurals

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  17. Vocabulary BuildingNote 35 of 73

    Vocabulary Building

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  18. Oral ComprehensionNote 36 of 73

    Oral Comprehension

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  19. Structure: ColumnNote 37 of 73

    Structure: Column

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  20. Vocabulary BuildingNote 38 of 73

    Vocabulary Building

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  21. Composition: How I Spent My Last HolidayNote 39 of 73

    Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday

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  22. Phonics Pronunciation of Multi-Syllabic WordsNote 40 of 73

    Phonics Pronunciation of Multi-Syllabic Words

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  23. Structure: Capital Letters and Punctuation MarksNote 41 of 73

    Structure: Capital Letters and Punctuation Marks

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  24. Vocabulary Building IINote 42 of 73

    Vocabulary Building II

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  25. Comprehension: Disaster Risk ReductionNote 43 of 73

    Comprehension: Disaster Risk Reduction

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  26. Composition: How I Spent My Last HolidayNote 44 of 73

    Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday

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  27. Sounds /F/ and /V/Note 45 of 73

    Sounds /F/ and /V/

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  28. Structure: Simple Present Tense: Action WordsNote 46 of 73

    Structure: Simple Present Tense: Action Words

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  29. Vocabulary Building IIINote 47 of 73

    Vocabulary Building III

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  30. Oral and Written Comprehension IINote 48 of 73

    Oral and Written Comprehension II

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  31. WritingNote 49 of 73

    Writing

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  32. Supplementary Reading: "The Friendly Visitor"Note 50 of 73

    Supplementary Reading: "The Friendly Visitor"

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  33. Structure: Punctuation Marks and Capital LettersNote 51 of 73

    Structure: Punctuation Marks and Capital Letters

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  34. Vocabulary Building IVNote 52 of 73

    Vocabulary Building IV

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  35. Oral and Written Comprehension IINote 53 of 73

    Oral and Written Comprehension II

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  36. Writing: Everyday ActivitiesNote 54 of 73

    Writing: Everyday Activities

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  37. Structure: Application of Comma (, ) in Reading and WritingNote 55 of 73

    Structure: Application of Comma (, ) in Reading and Writing

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  38. Vocabulary Building VNote 56 of 73

    Vocabulary Building V

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  39. Oral and Written Comprehension IIINote 57 of 73

    Oral and Written Comprehension III

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  40. Structure: Spacing in LettersNote 58 of 73

    Structure: Spacing in Letters

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  41. Writing: Describe Your Class TeacherNote 59 of 73

    Writing: Describe Your Class Teacher

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  42. Structure: Use of Auxiliary VerbsNote 60 of 73

    Structure: Use of Auxiliary Verbs

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  43. Vocabulary Building: Teaching of New WordsNote 61 of 73

    Vocabulary 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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  44. Oral and Written Comprehension IVNote 62 of 73

    Oral 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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  45. Writing: HandwritingNote 63 of 73

    Writing: 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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  46. Supplementary ReadingNote 64 of 73

    Supplementary Reading

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  47. Pronunciation of Consonants and Consonant ClustersNote 65 of 73

    Pronunciation of Consonants and Consonant Clusters

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  48. Structure: Making Simple Statements and Responding to CommandsNote 66 of 73

    Structure: Making Simple Statements and Responding to Commands

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  49. Vocabulary Building VINote 67 of 73

    Vocabulary Building VI

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  50. Oral and Written Comprehension IVNote 68 of 73

    Oral and Written Comprehension IV

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  51. Writing: Composition on What I Do on SundaysNote 69 of 73

    Writing: Composition on What I Do on Sundays

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  52. Structure: Regular and Irregular PluralsNote 70 of 73

    Structure: Regular and Irregular Plurals

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  53. Vocabulary Building VIINote 71 of 73

    Vocabulary Building VII

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  54. Oral and Written Comprehension VNote 72 of 73

    Oral and Written Comprehension V

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  55. Structure: Using Past Continuous TenseNote 73 of 73

    Structure: 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
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Brighter Grammar Book 2School booklist – Noble Foundation School, Ibadan (private)Phebean Ogundipe et alLongman
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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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