English

The English language is considered an essential skill that opens  new opportunities for students. Most of the information we consume today is either written or spoken in English and hence, it becomes vital for a student to develop a deep understanding of the language. The curriculum is divided between four core elements: Reading, Writing, Speaking […]

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The English language is considered an essential skill that opens  new opportunities for students.

Most of the information we consume today is either written or spoken in English and hence, it becomes vital for a student to develop a deep understanding of the language.

The curriculum is divided between four core elements: Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening.

All 4 of these sub-curriculums follow a learning path that merge into a student with the ability to converse, read and write properly in English. This is achieved using engagement activities, games and worksheets. Many of the games that are blended in the course have the students perform real-world tasks so they can apply knowledge instead of just memorizing.

Teaching Strategies:

The evolution of technology has impacted every aspect of our lives from banking to the way that we communicate with each other. Technology has become an integral part of sustaining society, and its infusion with education is therefore inevitable. Technology not only provides students with access to countless online resources but also aids them in the learning process. Considering the needs and demands of the 21st century this course has been developed with the following various advanced technologies:

Glass board video
Live-action
Demonstration

This course has been designed with the help of various activities which includes the following categories.

Skills for subject.

In the current scenario, English is the language of international communication, basic learning and better career options. It should, therefore, reach the masses so that there is no discrimination amongst the different schooling systems of Pakistan. English is taken as a compulsory subject across Pakistan. This course is designed to cater the needs of young learners (grade VI) across Pakistan. As this grade is a transition from primary to lower secondary, a lot of grounding and practice are needed especially in the development of basic language skills, so that a strong, adequate language foundation is built. The attention is given on thorough and effective teaching rather than in trying to cover a wide range of areas. It is designed to assist students in the development of reading, writing, oral communication and basic grammar skills. It emphasizes the fundamental language skills of reading, writing, speaking, listening, thinking, viewing and presenting. It includes literal and basic critical comprehension skills, writing, vocabulary development, and reading efficiency. This course is divided into four courses (Skills):

Course 1: Reading & Critical Thinking

Course 2: Writing Skills

Course 3: Grammar & Structure

Course 4: Oral Communication Skills

Course 1: Reading & Critical Thinking

Reading is an important skill. Better readers are the ones who are equipped with the skills of purposeful reading. This part of the course is designed to assist students in the development of basic level reading skills, with an emphasis on reading different types of the course. It includes literal and critical comprehension skills, vocabulary development, and reading efficiency. The students will learn reading strategies which will enable them

Course 2: Writing Skills

Writing is a complex productive skill. This part of the course enables students to view writing as a process and extend their study of vocabulary, genre of writing and formal writing styles. Strong attention will be given to the development of basic formal writing
skills. The students will learn paragraph writing, essay writing, summary writing, letter writing and email writing.

Course 3: Grammar & Structure

Language functions are the purposes for which people speak or write. The purpose may be to present a point of view, to ask for information or any other. Therefore, it is essential to use those appropriate language expressions which are best suited for the communicative purpose. The expression i.e., the form of language that is used is determined by the level of formality of a situation, the type of message which is to be communicated, as well as, the relationship of the addresser and addressee. This course will address the basic structures and patterns of English language which will enable students to read and write effectively.

Course 4 Oral Communication

Oral communication is the essential part of everyday life. Formal aspects of a language i.e., the sound system and grammar are the tool for oral communication. This tool would be ineffective if it is not supported by sufficient vocabulary to aid expression. Grammatical and phonetic exercises combined with vocabulary development are of immense importance as natural preparations for oral production of language. This part of the course will assist students to develop standard pronunciation and basic communication skills.

The above units are further divided into topics and sub-topics. The units are categorized on the basis of four skills which the learner has to master in order to learn English Language. This course is relevant to all the students studying in various systems which are operating in Pakistani because this course is designed on the given standards of the national curriculum of Pakistan.

Important components (strands) of the program.

The components are listed below:

Genre of Literature
Pronunciation Focus
Reading Focus
Writing Focus
Grammar Focus
Speaking Focus

Engaging Activities:

This course has been designed with the help of various activities, quizzes, and assignments. Following are the activities that are used in this unit:

Drag and Drop
Multiple choice questions.
Puzzles (word and crossword)
Fill in the blanks
Matching
True/False
Short answer
Easy type answer
Games

Understanding Literature

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Lesson: Understanding Literature
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Understanding Literature: Worksheet
3
Understanding Literature: Worksheet Solution

Competency A: Oral Communication Skills

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Lesson 01: Stress
2
Stress: Worksheet
3
Lesson 02: Role Play(A)
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Role Play(A): Worksheet
5
Lesson 03: Persuasive Speech
6
Persuasive Speech: Worksheet
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Lesson 04: Starting a Conversation
8
Starting a Conversation: Worksheet
9
Lesson 05: Conversation
10
Conversation: Worksheet

Competency B: Reading

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Lesson 01: Short
2
Lesson 02: High Frequency Words
3
Lesson 03: Silent Letters
4
Lesson 04: Picture Comprehension
5
Lesson 05: Reading Comprehension
6
Competency B: Worksheet

Competency C1: Vocabulary Building

1
Lesson 01: Prefixes
2
Prefixes: Add a prefix or suffix to each of the given words to make the opposite.
15 questions
3
Prefixes: Fill in the missing words
14 questions
4
Prefixes: Choose the Correct Answers
5 questions
5
Prefixes: Worksheet
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Prefixes: Worksheet Solution
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Lesson 02: Naming, Action and Describing Words
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Naming, Action and Describing Words: An action word appears in each sentence. Each action word must be identified and written in the blank provided.
10 questions
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Naming, Action and Describing Words: Worksheet
10
Naming, Action and Describing Words: Worksheet Solution
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Lesson 03: Synonyms
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Synonyms: Worksheet
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Synonyms: Worksheet Solution
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Lesson 04: Multi-Syllable Words
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Multi-Syllable Words: Worksheet
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Multi-Syllable Words: Worksheet Solution
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Lesson 05: Connotations: positive and negative
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Connotations: Look at each word below and write P next to it if you think the meaning is positive and N if you think the meaning is negative
25 questions
19
Connotations: Complete each sentence below by inserting the word that has the more positive connotation.
10 questions
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Connotations: positive and negative: Worksheet
21
Connotations: positive and negative: Worksheet Solution
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Lesson 06: Binomial Pairs
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Binomial Pairs: Fill in the Gaps!
8 questions
24
Binomial Pairs: Worksheet
25
Binomial Pairs: Worksheet Solution
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Lesson 07: Contractions
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Contractions: Drag and Drop the Contractions
1 question
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Contractions: Finish these statements.
8 questions
29
Contractions: Drag and Drop the words to the contraction
1 question
30
Contractions: Worksheet
31
Contractions: Worksheet Solution
32
Lesson 08: Phrasal Verbs
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Phrasal Verbs: Choose the Correct Phrasal Verbs!
8 questions
34
Phrasal Verbs: Drag and Drop the idiom to the non-literal meaning.
1 question
35
Phrasal Verbs: Worksheet
36
Phrasal Verbs: Worksheet Solution
37
Lesson 09: Homophones
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Homophones: Worksheet
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Homophones: Worksheet Solution
40
Lesson 10: Types of Figurative Language
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Types of Figurative Language: Read each question carefully before selecting your answer. Remember personification gives human qualities to objects, animals or things.
10 questions
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Types of Figurative Language: Worksheet
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Types of Figurative Language: Worksheet Solution
44
Lesson 11: Hyperbole
45
Lesson 12: Compound Words

Competency C2: Grammar

1
Lesson 01: Common
2
Lesson 02: Countable and Uncountable Nouns
3
Lesson 03: Concrete
4
Lesson 04: Regular and Irregular Nouns
5
Regular and Irregular Nouns: Draw a line from the singular noun on the left to its plural form on the right.
1 question
6
Regular and Irregular Nouns: Choose the correct plural noun to fit in the spaces.
4 questions
7
Regular and Irregular Nouns: Match these singular nouns to their plurals.
1 question
8
Regular and Irregular Nouns: Add -s or –es where required or change the entire word into plural form where necessary.
13 questions
9
Regular and Irregular Nouns: Worksheet
10
Regular and Irregular Nouns: Worksheet Solution
11
Lesson 05: Preposition of Time
12
Choose the correct preposition of time (In, at, or on) for each of the sentences given below.
12 questions
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Preposition of Time: Worksheet
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Preposition of Time: Worksheet Solution
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Lesson 06: Preposition of Place
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Preposition of Place: Worksheet
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Preposition of Place: Worksheet Solution
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Lesson 07: Preposition of Movement/Direction
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Preposition of Movement/Direction: Choose the Correct Answers
10 questions
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Preposition of Movement/Direction: Worksheet
21
Preposition of Movement/Direction: Worksheet Solution
22
Lesson 08: Indefinite Articles
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Indefinite Articles: Fill in the blanks below with “a” or “an”.
10 questions
24
Indefinite Articles: Which indefinite article should be written in front of the following words – ‘a’ or ‘an’?
25 questions
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Indefinite Articles: Worksheet
26
Indefinite Articles: Worksheet Solution
27
Lesson 09: Definite Articles
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Definite Articles: Fill in: THE, A, AN or —– (no article)
10 questions
29
Definite Articles: Choose ‘the’ or ‘no article’.
10 questions
30
Definite Articles: Worksheet
31
Definite Articles: Worksheet Solution
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Lesson 10: Indefinite Pronouns
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Indefinite Pronouns: Complete the sentences with SOMEBODY, ANYBODY or NOBODY
8 questions
34
Indefinite Pronouns: Complete the sentences with SOMETHING, ANYTHING or NOTHING
5 questions
35
Indefinite Pronouns: Complete the sentences with EVERYBODY or EVERYTHING
4 questions
36
Indefinite Pronouns: Worksheet
37
Indefinite Pronouns: Worksheet Solution
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Lesson 11: Reciprocal Pronouns
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Reciprocal Pronouns: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate reciprocal pronoun (each other or one another.)
8 questions
40
Reciprocal Pronouns: Choose the correct Reciprocal Pronoun (each other / one another.)
8 questions
41
Reciprocal Pronouns: Worksheet
42
Reciprocal Pronouns: Worksheet Solution
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Lesson 12: Relative Pronouns
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Relative Pronouns: Choose which or where in the following sentences.
10 questions
45
Relative Pronouns: Worksheet
46
Relative Pronouns: Worksheet Solution
47
Lesson 13: Connectives
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Connectives: Complete the sentences with either- or, both, and or neither-nor.
7 questions
49
Connectives: Worksheet
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Connectives: Worksheet Solution
51
Lesson 14: Imperative Verbs
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Complete each sentence with the imperative verb.
7 questions
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Imperative Verbs: Worksheet
54
Imperative Verbs: Worksheet Solution
55
Lesson 15: Transitive
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Transitive: Determine if the sentence is transitive or intransitive by filling in the blanks.
10 questions
57
Transitive: Write ‘T’ or ‘I’ for transitive or intransitive verb.
8 questions
58
Transitive: For each of the sentences decide whether the verb is transitive or intransitive.
8 questions
59
Transitive: Worksheet
60
Transitive: Worksheet Solution
61
Lesson 16: Regular and Irregular Verbs
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Regular and Irregular Verbs: Fill in the Blanks
7 questions
63
Regular and Irregular Verbs: Match the verb to its irregular verb
1 question
64
Regular and Irregular Verbs: Worksheet
65
Regular and Irregular Verbs: Worksheet Solution
66
Lesson 17: Modal Verbs
67
Modal Verbs: Choose the right modal verb
5 questions
68
Modal Verbs: Put in ‘can’, ‘can’t’, ‘could’ or ‘couldn’t’. If none of these is possible use ‘be able to’ in the correct tense.
8 questions
69
Modal Verbs: Complete the sentences using should or should not
8 questions
70
Modal Verbs: Worksheet
71
Modal Verbs: Worksheet Solution
72
Lesson 18: Adjectives
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Adjectives: Form adjectives from the given nouns.
12 questions
74
Adjectives: Forming adjectives from nouns.
8 questions
75
Adjectives: Worksheet
76
Adjectives: Worksheet Solution
77
Lesson 19: Form Adjectives from Verbs
78
Form Adjectives from Verbs: Form adjectives for the given verbs.
12 questions
79
Form Adjectives from Verbs: Your goal is to form the adjectives from the verbs given
10 questions
80
Form Adjectives from Verbs: Worksheet
81
Form Adjectives from Verbs: Worksheet Solution
82
Lesson 20: Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases
83
Fill in the missing words. Fill in the missing words.
8 questions
84
Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases: Worksheet
85
Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases: Worksheet Solution
86
Lesson 21: Conjunctions
87
Conjunctions: Pick the correct answer to fill in the gaps.
7 questions
88
Conjunctions: Worksheet
89
Conjunctions: Worksheet Solution

Competency C3: Punctuations

1
Lesson 01: Punctuation
2
Punctuation: Worksheet
3
Punctuation: Worksheet Solution
4
Lesson 02: Capitalization
5
Capitalization: Write in the blanks the words that need a capital letter.
7 questions
6
Capitalization: Worksheet
7
Capitalization: Worksheet Solution
8
Lesson 03: Abbreviations
9
Abbreviations: Match the abbreviations for each word.
1 question
10
Abbreviations: Draw a line between a word and its abbreviation.
1 question
11
Abbreviations: Worksheet
12
Abbreviations: Worksheet Solution

Competency C4: Tenses

1
Lesson 01: Simple Present Tense
2
Simple Present Tense: Make sentences in the simple present tense by using appropriate forms of the verb given in brackets.
7 questions
3
Simple Present Tense: Worksheet
4
Simple Present Tense: Worksheet Solution
5
Lesson 02: Present Continuous Tense
6
Present Continuous Tense: Fill in the missing words with the correct usage of present continuous tense.
7 questions
7
Present Continuous Tense: Worksheet
8
Present Continuous Tense: Worksheet Solution
9
Lesson 03: Present Perfect Tense
10
Present Perfect Tense: Fill in the blanks with the correct present perfect form of verbs.
7 questions
11
Present Perfect Tense: Change the sentences into the present perfect tense.
5 questions
12
Present Perfect Tense: Worksheet
13
Present Perfect Tense: Worksheet Solution
14
Lesson 04: Past Simple Tense
15
Past Simple Tense: Complete the sentences using the verb in past simple tense.
7 questions
16
Past Simple Tense: Worksheet
17
Past Simple Tense: Worksheet Solution
18
Lesson 05: Past Continuous Tense
19
Past Continuous Tense: Fill in the missing words with the correct usage of past continuous tense.
6 questions
20
Past Continuous Tense: Complete the given sentences choosing the correct present continuous tense form of the verbs.
6 questions
21
Past Continuous Tense: Worksheet
22
Past Continuous Tense: Worksheet Solution
23
Lesson 06: Simple Future Tense
24
Simple Future Tense: Fill in the missing words by using will or shall for the first blank and the correct form of the verb for the second.
6 questions
25
Simple Future Tense: Complete the sentences changing the verb into the Future Simple Tense
8 questions
26
Simple Future Tense: Worksheet
27
Simple Future Tense: Worksheet Solution

Competency C5: Sentence Structure

1
Lesson 01: Types of Sentences
2
Types of Sentences: Choose the Correct Answers
6 questions
3
Types of Sentences: Worksheet
4
Types of Sentences: Worksheet Solution
5
Lesson 02: Direct
6
Identify the statement by writing D if it is a Direct Speech and ID if the statement is Indirect Speech on the space provided for each sentence.
7 questions
7
Direct
8
Direct

Competency D: Writing

1
Lesson 01: Poems
2
Poems: Worksheet
3
Poems: Worksheet Solution
4
Lesson 02: Haiku Poems
5
Haiku Poems: Worksheet
6
Haiku Poems: Worksheet Solution
7
Lesson 03: Riddle Poems
8
Riddle Poems: Worksheet
9
Riddle Poems: Worksheet Solution
10
Lesson 04: Comic Strips
11
Comic Strips: Worksheet
12
Comic Strips: Worksheet Solution
13
Lesson 05: Formal Letter
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Formal Letter: Worksheet
15
Formal Letter: Worksheet Solution
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Lesson 06: Informal Letter
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Informal Letter: Worksheet
18
Informal Letter: Worksheet Solution
19
Lesson 07: Narrative Writing
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Narrative Writing: Worksheet
21
Narrative Writing: Worksheet Solution
22
Lesson 08: Descriptive Writing
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Descriptive Writing: Worksheet
24
Descriptive Writing: Worksheet Solution
25
Lesson 09: Report Writing
26
Report Writing: Put the words into its correct place to complete a report on the country Lithuania.
1 question
27
Report Writing: Worksheet
28
Report Writing: Worksheet Solution
29
Lesson 10: Summary Writing
30
Summary Writing: Worksheet
31
Summary Writing: Worksheet Solution
32
Lesson 11: Dialogue Writing
33
Dialogue Writing: Worksheet
34
Dialogue Writing: Worksheet Solution

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