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Basic 5 English Studies Lesson Notes

144 free Basic 5 English Studies notes across three terms, term by term. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy. The whole plan is laid out below.

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The Basic 5 English Studies year plan

All 144 topics, listed term by term. Select a topic to read it.

No.TopicRead
First Term45 notesOpen First Term
1Intonation Patterns, Stress, and Rhyme
2Review of Tenses
3Reading to Comprehend Main Ideas
4Words Associated with Family Relations
5Essay Writing on "How I Spent My Last Holiday”
6Vowel Sounds /Æ/ and /A:/
7Making Sentences with Modal Auxiliaries
8Letter Writing: Guided Informal Letter
9Dictation for the Week
10The Consonant Sounds /W/, /N/, and /Ng/
11Active Voice and Passive Voice
12Consumer Rights
13Dictation for the Week
14Speech Work:Sound /U/ and /U:/
15Using Adjective in Speaking and Writing
16Paragraph from Children's Novel
17Writing: Descriptive
18Dictations for the Week
19Minimal Pairs Vowel Sounds /E/ and /O:/
20Adverbs
21Emphasis on Supporting Details, Tone, Mood and Purpose
22Guided Formal Letter Writing
23Dictation for the Week
24Speech Work Making Polite Requests
25Using Direct and Indirect Speech
26National Social Service Institutions
27Descriptive Guided Composition on Bicycle/ Automobile
28Supplementary Reading: Play
29Speech Work Contrasting Consonant Sounds /P/ and /F/
30Making Reported Command and Reported Questions
31Comprehension Reading on Education Such as Moral, Value Etc
32Writing: Descriptive Essay. Describe Your House or School
33Supplementary Reading: Poems
34Dictation for the Week
35Speech Work Contrast Sounds /S/ And/Ts/
36Sentence Building
37Comparison of Formal And-Informal Letters
38Dictation
39Intonation Practice in Statements, Questions, Commands and Request
40Present Perfect Tense
41Attribute of Truthfulness
42Speech Work: /P/ and /B/
43Reading a Nonfiction Passage
44Reply to Formal and Informal Invitations
45Dictation for the Week
Second Term51 notesOpen Second Term
1Abbreviations and Acronyms
2Review of Reported Speech (Command)
3Reading to Comprehend
4Responding to a Formal Invitation E.G Weddings
5Dictations for the Week
6Oral Composition Talking About Myself, Family, and Environment
7Word Bank and Sentence Building
8Law and Order
9Formal Invitation as Opposed to Letter Writing
10Dictation for the Week
11Dialogue on the Experience of National Issues
12Making and Responding Requests (Sentence Building)
13Children's Novel
14Letter Writing, Informal Letter
15Dictation for the Week
16Discussion on Roles of Individual Members of the Family
17Children's Poems
18Acknowledging Receipt of Letters of Congratulations and Sympathy
19Dictations for the Week
20Speech Work Consonant Contrast /S/ and /Z/
21Types of Clause:-Independent and Dependent Clause
22Emphasis on New Words, and Meaning/Purpose
23Letter Asking for Special Favours
24Dictation for the Week
25Folktale on Reward and Punishment
26Structure Comparing Objects and People Using "Same As"
27Emphasis on New Words and Meaning, Simile and Metaphor
28Letter of Absence from School
29Supplementary Reading: Play
30Dictation for the Week
31Speech Work: Expressing Function of Object
32Structure: Expressing Consequences or Cause and Effect with Use of "So...That"
33Deriving New Words and Meaning
34Writing Formal and Informal Invitation Letter
35Supplementary Reading: Poems
36Dictation for the Week
37Intonation Practice Passage
38Structure: Articles
39Teaching New Words and Meaning
40Writing-Letter of Congratulations
41Dictation for the Week
42Children's Novel
43Construction with the Past Tense, Then Past Perfect Tense
44Health: Sickness and Cure for Human Ailments
45Writing Indicating Direction
46Dictation for the Week
47Speech Work Diphthongs Contrast /Ie/ and /Ei/
48Verb Phrase as Verb Phrase Compliment
49Reading for Further Understanding of Relationship Between Ideas
50Writing-Letter of Appreciation
51Dictations for the Week
Third Term48 notesOpen Third Term
1Intonation Practice Passage (Request)
2Linking Words: Such as Although, Because, But, So-That. Etc,
3Composition Involving Expression of Personal Opinion
4Dictations for the Week
5Passage Based on Illustrating 'When' Adverbial Structure
6Emphasis on New Words and Meaning/Purpose
7Expository Essay: Basic Concept of Drug Abuse
8Dictation for the Week
9Observing and Reporting Things, Complete Action
10Passage Based on Conversation with 'That / Which' Adjectival Clause
11Road Safety
12Descriptive (Elements of Soil)
13Supplementary Reading: Story Book
14Dictation for the Week
15Speech Work: Contrasting Diphthongs in Pairs /Au/And /Ui/ and /Iu/
16Construction, the Past Tense, Past Perfect Tense
17Emphasis on New Words. Tone, Mood and Meaning/Purpose
18Debate: "A Farmer Is More Important Than a Teacher'
19Dictation for the Week
20Contrasting Diphthongs and Monopthongs in Pairs /Ai/ and /Au/, /Ie/ and Lei/ Ia:/ and /Ai/
21Construction with Prepositional Verbs Vs. Phrasal Verbs: Position of the Object
22Emphasis on New Words and Meaning/Purpose
23Descriptive Essay. Write Composition on 'My School"
24Dictation for the Week
25Passages on National Values Using Correct Stress and Intonation
26Family Needs and Resources.
27Composition on 'Girls Are More Useful in the Family'.
28Supplementary Reading: Play
29Dictation for the Week
30Oral Composition ( Talking About Self and Family)
31Phrasal Verbs
32Deriving New Words and Meaning
33Write Composition on "My Environment'
34Supplementary Reading: Poems
35Dictation for the Week
36"Exposition Basic Concept of Drug Abuse "
37Teaching New Words and Meaning(Inter-House Sport Day)
38Composition on 'Town Life Is Better Than Village Life'.
39Dictation for the Week
40Managing Agriculture
41Descriptive Adjective
42Health-Sickness, Cures for Human Ailment
43Composition on "My Grandma"
44Dictation for the Week
45Using the Telephone
46Structure: 'Must ' 'Have To'
47Reading for Further Understanding of Relationship Between Ideas
48Dictations for the Week

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About Basic 5 English Studies Lesson Notes

Basic 5 English Studies lesson notes are arranged by term: 45 in First Term, 51 in Second Term and 48 in Third Term.

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Recommended Basic 5 English Studies textbooks

4 recommended textbooks. The line under each title shows which list recommends it.

NameAuthorPublisher
English Studies for Primary SchoolsAnambra State Govt (Ministry of Education)Ayo Banjo et alUniversity Press PLC
Nigerian Primary EnglishAnambra State Govt (Ministry of Education)F. AdemolaLearn Africa
Intensive English for PrimaryAnambra State Govt (Ministry of Education)Okolo NonsoNoble Publishers
Modular English Course for Primary Schools Book 6School booklist – Noble Foundation School, Ibadan (private)S.O. Ayodele et alEvans
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There are 144 notes across three terms: 45 in First Term, 51 in Second Term and 48 in Third Term. When a new note is published, these numbers update on their own.

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The 144 notes run from Intonation Patterns, Stress, and Rhyme in First Term to Dictations for the Week in Third Term, split as 45 in First Term, 51 in Second Term and 48 in Third Term. The full list is in the year plan at the top of this page, each topic linked to its note.

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