Basic 5 First Term English Studies Lesson Notes
45 free notes, in teaching order, from Intonation Patterns, Stress, and Rhyme to Dictation for the Week. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.
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Note 1 of 45Intonation Patterns, Stress, and Rhyme
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Note 2 of 45Review of Tenses
Students should be able to list the types of tenses.
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Note 3 of 45Reading to Comprehend Main Ideas
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Note 4 of 45Words Associated with Family Relations
Students should be able to list at least fifteen words related to family relationships.
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Note 5 of 45Essay Writing on "How I Spent My Last Holiday”
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Note 6 of 45Vowel Sounds /Æ/ and /A:/
Students should be able to identify and pronounce the vowel sounds /ae/ and /ar/ correctly.
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Note 7 of 45Making Sentences with Modal Auxiliaries
Students should be able to explain and provide examples of modal auxiliaries (must, ought to, will, have to, shall, can, must, etc.
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Note 8 of 45Letter Writing: Guided Informal Letter
Students should be able to identify informal letters.
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Note 9 of 45Dictation for the Week
Students should be able to Spell the given words correctly.
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Note 10 of 45The Consonant Sounds /W/, /N/, and /Ng/
Students should be able to identify and pronounce the consonant sounds /w/, /n/, and /ng/ correctly.
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Note 11 of 45Active Voice and Passive Voice
Students should be able to identify active and passive sentences.
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Note 12 of 45Consumer Rights
Students should be able to define consumer rights and understand their importance.
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Note 13 of 45Dictation for the Week
Students should be able to spell the given words correctly.
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Note 14 of 45Speech Work:Sound /U/ and /U:/
Students should be able to identify and pronounce the vowel sounds /u/ and /u:/ correctly.
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Note 15 of 45Using Adjective in Speaking and Writing
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Note 16 of 45Paragraph from Children'S Novel
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Note 17 of 45Writing: Descriptive
Students should be able to identify the characteristics of a descriptive essay.
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Note 18 of 45Dictations for the Week
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Note 19 of 45Minimal Pairs Vowel Sounds /E/ and /O:/
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Note 20 of 45Adverbs
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Note 21 of 45Emphasis on Supporting Details, Tone, Mood and Purpose
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Note 22 of 45Guided Formal Letter Writing
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Note 23 of 45Dictation for the Week
Students should be able to identify the main idea and supporting details in any reading passage and understand how these elements help in comprehension.
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Note 24 of 45Speech Work Making Polite Requests
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Note 25 of 45Using Direct and Indirect Speech
Students should be able to identify sentences in reported speech.
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Note 26 of 45National Social Service Institutions
Students should be able to identify and spell National Social Service institutions in Nigeria.
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Note 27 of 45Descriptive Guided Composition on Bicycle/ Automobile
Students should be able to highlight the features of a descriptive essay.
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Note 28 of 45Supplementary Reading: Play
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Note 29 of 45Speech Work Contrasting Consonant Sounds /P/ and /F/
Students should be able to recognize and pronounce the sounds /p/ and /f/ correctly.
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Note 30 of 45Making Reported Command and Reported Questions
Students should be able to define reported commands and reported questions.
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Note 31 of 45Comprehension Reading on Education Such as Moral, Value Etc
Students should be able to read and understand a passage about environmental conservation.
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Note 32 of 45Writing: Descriptive Essay. Describe Your House or School
Students should be able to describe the features of their school.
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Note 33 of 45Supplementary Reading: Poems
Students should be able to understand the nature of poems.
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Note 34 of 45Dictation for the Week
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Note 35 of 45Speech Work Contrast Sounds /S/ And/Ts/
Students should be able to recognize and pronounce the sounds /ɡ/ and /ŋ/ correctly.
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Note 36 of 45Sentence Building
Students should be able to define and identify different types of sentences.
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Note 37 of 45Comparison of Formal And-Informal Letters
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Note 38 of 45Dictation
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Note 39 of 45Intonation Practice in Statements, Questions, Commands and Request
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Note 40 of 45Present Perfect Tense
Students should be able to explain the present perfect tense.
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Note 41 of 45Attribute of Truthfulness
Students should be able to read a simple narrative from a children's novel.
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Note 42 of 45Speech Work: /P/ and /B/
Students should be able to recognize and pronounce the consonant sounds /ɡ/ and /ʤ/ correctly.
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Note 43 of 45Reading a Nonfiction Passage
Students should be able to identify difficult words from the passage.
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Note 44 of 45Reply to Formal and Informal Invitations
Students should be able to write a card of invitation for formal occasions.
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Note 45 of 45Dictation for the Week
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About Basic 5 First Term English Studies Lesson Notes
These are the 45 Basic 5 First Term English Studies topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Intonation Patterns, Stress, and Rhyme and the last covers Dictation for the Week.
What students learn this term
- List the types of tenses
- List at least fifteen words related to family relationships
- Identify and pronounce the vowel sounds /ae/ and /ar/ correctly
- Explain and provide examples of modal auxiliaries (must, ought to, will, have to, shall, can, must, etc
- Identify informal letters
- Spell the given words correctly
- Identify and pronounce the consonant sounds /w/, /n/, and /ng/ correctly
- Identify active and passive sentences
- Define consumer rights and understand their importance
- Spell the given words correctly
- Identify and pronounce the vowel sounds /u/ and /u:/ correctly
- Identify the characteristics of a descriptive essay
- Identify the main idea and supporting details in any reading passage and understand how these elements help in comprehension
- Identify sentences in reported speech
- Identify and spell National Social Service institutions in Nigeria
- Highlight the features of a descriptive essay
- Recognize and pronounce the sounds /p/ and /f/ correctly
- Define reported commands and reported questions
- Read and understand a passage about environmental conservation
- Describe the features of their school
- Understand the nature of poems
- Recognize and pronounce the sounds /ɡ/ and /ŋ/ correctly
- Define and identify different types of sentences
- Explain the present perfect tense
- Read a simple narrative from a children's novel
- Recognize and pronounce the consonant sounds /ɡ/ and /ʤ/ correctly
- Identify difficult words from the passage
- Write a card of invitation for formal occasions
Recommended Basic 5 English Studies textbooks
| Name | Author | Publisher |
|---|---|---|
| English Studies for Primary SchoolsAnambra State Govt (Ministry of Education) | Ayo Banjo et al | University Press PLC |
| Nigerian Primary EnglishAnambra State Govt (Ministry of Education) | F. Ademola | Learn Africa |
| Intensive English for PrimaryAnambra State Govt (Ministry of Education) | Okolo Nonso | Noble Publishers |
| Modular English Course for Primary Schools Book 6School booklist – Noble Foundation School, Ibadan (private) | S.O. Ayodele et al | Evans |
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There are 45 notes, from Intonation Patterns, Stress, and Rhyme to Dictation for the Week. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.
What topics do the notes cover?
Intonation Patterns, Stress, and Rhyme, Review of Tenses, Reading to Comprehend Main Ideas, Words Associated with Family Relations, Essay Writing on "How I Spent My Last Holiday”, Vowel Sounds /Æ/ and /A:/, Making Sentences with Modal Auxiliaries, Letter Writing: Guided Informal Letter, Dictation for the Week, The Consonant Sounds /W/, /N/, and /Ng/, Active Voice and Passive Voice, Consumer Rights and 33 more.
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