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Basic 5 Second Term English Studies Lesson Notes

51 free notes, in teaching order, from Abbreviations and Acronyms to Dictations for the Week. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.

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  1. Abbreviations and AcronymsNote 1 of 51

    Abbreviations and Acronyms

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  2. Review of Reported Speech (Command)Note 2 of 51

    Review of Reported Speech (Command)

    Students should be able to mention the rules guiding the reported speech Form command sentences iii.

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  3. Reading to ComprehendNote 3 of 51

    Reading to Comprehend

    Students should be able to identify the topic sentence in each paragraph.

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  1. Responding to a Formal Invitation E.G WeddingsNote 4 of 51

    Responding to a Formal Invitation E.G Weddings

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  2. Dictations for the WeekNote 5 of 51

    Dictations for the Week

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  3. Oral Composition Talking About Myself, Family, and EnvironmentNote 6 of 51

    Oral Composition Talking About Myself, Family, and Environment

    Students should be able to say and pronounce relevant word about the topic.

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  1. Word Bank and Sentence BuildingNote 7 of 51

    Word Bank and Sentence Building

    Students should be able to make many words from the given words ii.

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  2. Law and OrderNote 8 of 51

    Law and Order

    Students should be able to identify words that are related to law and order in a given passage ii.

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  3. Formal Invitation as Opposed to Letter WritingNote 9 of 51

    Formal Invitation as Opposed to Letter Writing

    Students should be able to write a formal invitation.

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  4. Dictation for the WeekNote 10 of 51

    Dictation for the Week

    Students should be able to write a formal invitation.

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  5. Dialogue on the Experience of National IssuesNote 11 of 51

    Dialogue on the Experience of National Issues

    Students should be able to identify words that are related to the japa syndrome in a given passage ii.

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  6. Making and Responding Requests (Sentence Building)Note 12 of 51

    Making and Responding Requests (Sentence Building)

    Students should be able to define modal verbs and their functions in making requests.

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  1. Children's NovelNote 13 of 51

    Children's Novel

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  2. Letter Writing, Informal LetterNote 14 of 51

    Letter Writing, Informal Letter

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  3. Dictation for the WeekNote 15 of 51

    Dictation for the Week

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  4. Discussion on Roles of Individual Members of the FamilyNote 16 of 51

    Discussion on Roles of Individual Members of the Family

    Students should be able to read fluently.

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  5. Children's PoemsNote 17 of 51

    Children's Poems

    Students should be able to read the selected children's poems rhythmically Identify the key words or lines that introduce the main ideas in the poems iii.

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  6. Acknowledging Receipt of Letters of Congratulations and SympathyNote 18 of 51

    Acknowledging Receipt of Letters of Congratulations and Sympathy

    Students should be able to explain the features of acknowledgement letter ii.

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  1. Dictations for the WeekNote 19 of 51

    Dictations for the Week

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  2. Speech Work Consonant Contrast /S/ and /Z/Note 20 of 51

    Speech Work Consonant Contrast /S/ and /Z/

    Students should be able to recognize and pronounce the sounds correctly ii.

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  3. Types of Clause:-Independent and Dependent ClauseNote 21 of 51

    Types of Clause:-Independent and Dependent Clause

    Students should be able to explain the meaning of the term - clause ii.

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  4. Emphasis on New Words, and Meaning/PurposeNote 22 of 51

    Emphasis on New Words, and Meaning/Purpose

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  5. Letter Asking for Special FavoursNote 23 of 51

    Letter Asking for Special Favours

    Students should be able to explain the following features of the letters of requests or favours ii.

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  6. Dictation for the WeekNote 24 of 51

    Dictation for the Week

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  7. Folktale on Reward and PunishmentNote 25 of 51

    Folktale on Reward and Punishment

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  8. Structure Comparing Objects and People Using "Same As"Note 26 of 51

    Structure Comparing Objects and People Using "Same As"

    Students should be able to use "same as" correctly in sentences.

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  9. Emphasis on New Words and Meaning, Simile and MetaphorNote 27 of 51

    Emphasis on New Words and Meaning, Simile and Metaphor

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  10. Letter of Absence from SchoolNote 28 of 51

    Letter of Absence from School

    Students should be able to explain the following features of the Letter of Absence from School ii.

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  11. Supplementary Reading: PlayNote 29 of 51

    Supplementary Reading: Play

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  12. Dictation for the WeekNote 30 of 51

    Dictation for the Week

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  13. Speech Work: Expressing Function of ObjectNote 31 of 51

    Speech Work: Expressing Function of Object

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  14. Structure: Expressing Consequences or Cause and Effect with Use of "So...That"Note 32 of 51

    Structure: Expressing Consequences or Cause and Effect with Use of "So...That"

    Students should be able to identify the use of "so.

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  15. Deriving New Words and MeaningNote 33 of 51

    Deriving New Words and Meaning

    Students should be able to draw inferences from reading the passage ii.

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  16. Writing Formal and Informal Invitation LetterNote 34 of 51

    Writing Formal and Informal Invitation Letter

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  17. Supplementary Reading: PoemsNote 35 of 51

    Supplementary Reading: Poems

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  18. Dictation for the WeekNote 36 of 51

    Dictation for the Week

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  19. Intonation Practice PassageNote 37 of 51

    Intonation Practice Passage

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  20. Structure: ArticlesNote 38 of 51

    Structure: Articles

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  21. Teaching New Words and MeaningNote 39 of 51

    Teaching New Words and Meaning

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  22. Writing-Letter of CongratulationsNote 40 of 51

    Writing-Letter of Congratulations

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  23. Dictation for the WeekNote 41 of 51

    Dictation for the Week

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  24. Children's NovelNote 42 of 51

    Children's Novel

    Students should be able to differentiate between main ideas and and supporting ideas in each paragraph ii.

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  25. Construction with the Past Tense, Then Past Perfect TenseNote 43 of 51

    Construction with the Past Tense, Then Past Perfect Tense

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  26. Health: Sickness and Cure for Human AilmentsNote 44 of 51

    Health: Sickness and Cure for Human Ailments

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  27. Writing Indicating DirectionNote 45 of 51

    Writing Indicating Direction

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  28. Dictation for the WeekNote 46 of 51

    Dictation for the Week

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  29. Speech Work Diphthongs Contrast /Ie/ and /Ei/Note 47 of 51

    Speech Work Diphthongs Contrast /Ie/ and /Ei/

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  30. Verb Phrase as Verb Phrase ComplimentNote 48 of 51

    Verb Phrase as Verb Phrase Compliment

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  31. Reading for Further Understanding of Relationship Between IdeasNote 49 of 51

    Reading for Further Understanding of Relationship Between Ideas

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  32. Writing-Letter of AppreciationNote 50 of 51

    Writing-Letter of Appreciation

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  33. Dictations for the WeekNote 51 of 51

    Dictations for the Week

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About Basic 5 Second Term English Studies Lesson Notes

These are the 51 Basic 5 Second Term English Studies topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Abbreviations and Acronyms and the last covers Dictations for the Week.

What students learn this term
  • Mention the rules guiding the reported speech Form command sentences iii
  • Identify the topic sentence in each paragraph
  • Say and pronounce relevant word about the topic
  • Make many words from the given words ii
  • Identify words that are related to law and order in a given passage ii
  • Write a formal invitation
  • Write a formal invitation
  • Identify words that are related to the japa syndrome in a given passage ii
  • Define modal verbs and their functions in making requests
  • Read fluently
  • Read the selected children's poems rhythmically Identify the key words or lines that introduce the main ideas in the poems iii
  • Explain the features of acknowledgement letter ii
  • Recognize and pronounce the sounds correctly ii
  • Explain the meaning of the term - clause ii
  • Explain the following features of the letters of requests or favours ii
  • Use "same as" correctly in sentences
  • Explain the following features of the Letter of Absence from School ii
  • Identify the use of "so
  • Draw inferences from reading the passage ii
  • Differentiate between main ideas and and supporting ideas in each paragraph ii
Recommended Basic 5 English Studies textbooks
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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How many Basic 5 Second Term English Studies lesson notes are there?

There are 51 notes, from Abbreviations and Acronyms to Dictations for the Week. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.

What topics do the notes cover?

Abbreviations and Acronyms, Review of Reported Speech (Command), Reading to Comprehend, Responding to a Formal Invitation E.G Weddings, Dictations for the Week, Oral Composition Talking About Myself, Family, and Environment, Word Bank and Sentence Building, Law and Order, Formal Invitation as Opposed to Letter Writing, Dictation for the Week, Dialogue on the Experience of National Issues, Making and Responding Requests (Sentence Building) and 39 more.

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