Supplementary Reading – Basic 6 English Lesson Note (First Term)
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- Subject
- English Studies
- Class
- Basic 6
- Term
- First Term
- Topic
- Supplementary Reading
- Order
- Topic 29 of 36 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
Recommended Books for Letter Writing:
- Letter Writing Made Easy by A.B. Mamman
- Effective Communication for Students
- Nigerian Students’ Letter Guide
- Formal Writing Skills – Primary Edition
Reading Activities This Week:
Monday: Read sample formal letters in your textbook
Tuesday: Find examples of letters in newspapers
Wednesday: Practice reading letters aloud with proper intonation
Thursday: Study letter formats from different sources
Friday: Review and compare different letter styles
Exercise G – Reading Analysis
Find a formal letter from a newspaper or magazine. Answer these questions:
- What type of formal letter is it?
- Who wrote the letter?
- What is the main purpose?
- Is the format correct?
- What new vocabulary did you learn?
Letter Writing Tips:
- Keep your language simple and clear
- Be polite and respectful
- State your purpose early
- Use proper paragraphing
- Check spelling and punctuation
- Write neatly
This term's English Studies topics
Basic 6 First Term · 36 topics
- Intonation to Distinguish Commands, Questions and Statements
- Reading: Formal Letter
- Grammar: Direct Speech
- Dictation for the Week
- Writing: Formal Letters
- Supplementary Reading
- Speech Work: Reporting Incidents
- Reading: Passage on National Values
- Grammar: Review of Indirect Speech
- Dictation for the Week
- Writing: Narrative Writing: Eye Witness Account


