Supplementary Reading – Basic 6 English Lesson Note (Second Term)
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- Subject
- English Studies
- Class
- Basic 6
- Term
- Second Term
- Topic
- Supplementary Reading
- Order
- Topic 16 of 42 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
Recommended Books for Argumentative Writing:
- Debate and Discussion for Young People by O.A. Lawal
- Critical Thinking for Students – West African Edition
- Nigerian Youth and Modern Challenges
- Effective Essay Writing by Prof. Kemi Rotimi
- Contemporary Issues in Education
Reading Activities This Week:
Monday: Read newspaper editorials and identify arguments
Tuesday: Find examples of argumentative writing in magazines
Wednesday: Practice identifying “for” and “against” points
Thursday: Read speeches by Nigerian leaders
Friday: Discuss current issues with family and friends
Exercise L – Reading Analysis
Find an argumentative article in a newspaper. Answer these questions:
- What is the main topic being argued?
- What are the main points supporting one side?
- What are the main points supporting the other side?
- What is the writer’s final position?
- Do you agree with the writer? Why or why not?
Discussion Topics for This Week:
- Should students use mobile phones in school?
- Is it better to have many friends or few close friends?
- Should children help with house chores?
- Is online learning better than classroom learning?
This term's English Studies topics
Basic 6 Second Term · 42 topics
- Speech Work: Participating in a Short Play
- Structure: Homonyms
- Reading: Argumentative Passage
- Dictation for the Week
- Writing: Argumentative Essay
- Supplementary Reading
- Speech Work: Pronunciation of Polysyllabic Words with Stress and Intonation
- Reading: Newspaper Features
- Structure: Simile
- Dictation for the Week
- Writing: Technical Manuals
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