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Basic 6 Second Term English Studies Lesson Notes

42 free notes, in teaching order, from Reading: Vocabulary Development Passage to Contrasting Vowels /e/ and /ᴣ:/. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.

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  1. Reading: Vocabulary Development PassageNote 1 of 42

    Reading: Vocabulary Development Passage

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  2. Structure: Word Formation: Adjectives from Nouns (Revision)Note 2 of 42

    Structure: Word Formation: Adjectives from Nouns (Revision)

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  3. Dictation for the WeekNote 3 of 42

    Dictation for the Week

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  1. Writing: Informal Letter on Last HolidayNote 4 of 42

    Writing: Informal Letter on Last Holiday

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  2. Writing: Technical Manual: Keeping a DiaryNote 5 of 42

    Writing: Technical Manual: Keeping a Diary

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  3. Speech Work: Pronunciation of Mono and Bi-syllable WordsNote 6 of 42

    Speech Work: Pronunciation of Mono and Bi-syllable Words

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  1. Reading: A PlayNote 7 of 42

    Reading: A Play

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  2. Structure: Word Formation: Nouns from AdjectivesNote 8 of 42

    Structure: Word Formation: Nouns from Adjectives

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  3. Dictation for the WeekNote 9 of 42

    Dictation for the Week

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  4. Writing: A PlayNote 10 of 42

    Writing: A Play

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  5. Speech Work: Participating in a Short PlayNote 11 of 42

    Speech Work: Participating in a Short Play

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  6. Structure: HomonymsNote 12 of 42

    Structure: Homonyms

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  1. Reading: Argumentative PassageNote 13 of 42

    Reading: Argumentative Passage

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  2. Dictation for the WeekNote 14 of 42

    Dictation for the Week

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  3. Writing: Argumentative EssayNote 15 of 42

    Writing: Argumentative Essay

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  4. Supplementary ReadingNote 16 of 42

    Supplementary Reading

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  5. Speech Work: Pronunciation of Polysyllabic Words with Stress and IntonationNote 17 of 42

    Speech Work: Pronunciation of Polysyllabic Words with Stress and Intonation

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  6. Reading: Newspaper FeaturesNote 18 of 42

    Reading: Newspaper Features

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  1. Structure: SimileNote 19 of 42

    Structure: Simile

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  2. Dictation for the WeekNote 20 of 42

    Dictation for the Week

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  3. Writing: Technical ManualsNote 21 of 42

    Writing: Technical Manuals

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  4. Writing: Expository EssayNote 22 of 42

    Writing: Expository Essay

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  5. Speech Work: Guided Speech MakingNote 23 of 42

    Speech Work: Guided Speech Making

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  6. Structure: Similes and MetaphorsNote 24 of 42

    Structure: Similes and Metaphors

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  7. Reading: Drug Use and ConsequencesNote 25 of 42

    Reading: Drug Use and Consequences

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  8. Dictation for the WeekNote 26 of 42

    Dictation for the Week

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  9. Writing: Expository CompositionNote 27 of 42

    Writing: Expository Composition

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  10. Supplementary ReadingNote 28 of 42

    Supplementary Reading

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  11. Speech Work: Guided Speech Making: Vote of ThanksNote 29 of 42

    Speech Work: Guided Speech Making: Vote of Thanks

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  12. Reading: Passage on Important Topics in NatureNote 30 of 42

    Reading: Passage on Important Topics in Nature

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  13. Grammar: Word Formation: Verbs from AdjectivesNote 31 of 42

    Grammar: Word Formation: Verbs from Adjectives

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  14. Dictation for the WeekNote 32 of 42

    Dictation for the Week

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  15. Structure: Use of Idiomatic ExpressionsNote 33 of 42

    Structure: Use of Idiomatic Expressions

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  16. Reading: A Telephone ConversationNote 34 of 42

    Reading: A Telephone Conversation

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  17. Dictation for the WeekNote 35 of 42

    Dictation for the Week

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  18. Writing: DialogueNote 36 of 42

    Writing: Dialogue

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  19. Speech Work: Pronunciation Practice with Shifting StressesNote 37 of 42

    Speech Work: Pronunciation Practice with Shifting Stresses

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  20. Structure: AdverbsNote 38 of 42

    Structure: Adverbs

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  21. Reading: Observable Study of ButterfliesNote 39 of 42

    Reading: Observable Study of Butterflies

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  22. Dictation for the WeekNote 40 of 42

    Dictation for the Week

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  23. Writing: Recording ObservationsNote 41 of 42

    Writing: Recording Observations

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  24. Contrasting Vowels /e/ and /ᴣ:/Note 42 of 42

    Contrasting Vowels /e/ and /ᴣ:/

    Students should be able to say the sounds /e/ and /ɜ:/ correctly.

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About Basic 6 Second Term English Studies Lesson Notes

These are the 42 Basic 6 Second Term English Studies topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Reading: Vocabulary Development Passage and the last covers Contrasting Vowels /e/ and /ᴣ:/.

What students learn this term
  • Say the sounds /e/ and /ɜ:/ correctly
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Intensive English for PrimaryAnambra State Govt (Ministry of Education)Okolo NonsoNoble Publishers

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How many Basic 6 Second Term English Studies lesson notes are there?

There are 42 notes, from Reading: Vocabulary Development Passage to Contrasting Vowels /e/ and /ᴣ:/. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.

What topics do the notes cover?

Reading: Vocabulary Development Passage, Structure: Word Formation: Adjectives from Nouns (Revision), Dictation for the Week, Writing: Informal Letter on Last Holiday, Writing: Technical Manual: Keeping a Diary, Speech Work: Pronunciation of Mono and Bi-syllable Words, Reading: A Play, Structure: Word Formation: Nouns from Adjectives, Dictation for the Week, Writing: A Play, Speech Work: Participating in a Short Play, Structure: Homonyms and 30 more.

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