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Writing: Describe Your Class Teacher – Basic 3 English Lesson Note (Second Term)

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Subject
English Studies
Class
Basic 3
Term
Second Term
Topic
Writing: Describe Your Class Teacher
Order
Topic 20 of 73 this term
Reading time
1 min

Write 6-8 sentences describing your class teacher.

Think about:

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  • What is your teacher’s name?
  • How does your teacher look?
  • What subject does he/she teach?
  • How does your teacher behave in class?
  • What makes your teacher special?
  • Why do you like your teacher?

Useful describing words: tall, short, kind, strict, funny, smart, patient, helpful, caring, friendly

Sample start: My class teacher is called _______. She/He is _______ and _______. My teacher teaches us _______…

Remember to use:

  • Capital letters at the beginning of sentences
  • Commas in lists
  • Full stops at the end of sentences

 

CLASS EXERCISES

  1. Add commas where needed:
    1. I have books pens rulers and erasers
    2. Dear Mother
    3. She is tall and she is beautiful
    4. We play football volleyball and tennis
  2. Match words to meanings:
    1. Patient → able to wait calmly
    2. Organized → keeping things neat
    3. Intelligent → very smart and clever
  3. Answer about Mrs. Folake:
    1. What makes her classroom special?
    2. How does she help slow learners?
    3. Name three ways she makes learning fun
  4. Write a proper letter heading with correct spacing: (Your address, date, and greeting to a friend)
  5. Describe your class teacher using 6-8 sentences with proper punctuation
  6. Complete with commas:
    1. My teacher is kind_____ patient_____ and helpful.
    2. Dear Teacher_____

 

This term's English Studies topics

Basic 3 Second Term · 73 topics

  1. Writing: Everyday Activities
  2. Structure: Application of Comma (, ) in Reading and Writing
  3. Vocabulary Building
  4. Oral and Written Comprehension
  5. Structure: Spacing in Letters
  6. Writing: Describe Your Class Teacher
  7. Structure: Use of Auxiliary Verbs
  8. Vocabulary Building: Teaching of New Words
  9. Oral and Written Comprehension
  10. Writing: Handwriting
  11. Supplementary Reading
See all 73 Basic 3 Second Term English Studies topics →
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