Pre-Reading Skills: Syllables and Word Structure for Primary 1
A syllable is a beat or spoken part of a word: cat has one, while ta-ble has two.…
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Pre-Reading Skills
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Pre-Reading Skills: Text, Pictures and Parts of a Book for Primary 1
A book has a front cover, back cover, title and pages. Pictures give clues to meaning, while printed…
Pre-Reading Skills: Book Features, Directionality and Book Care for Primary 1
English text is read from left to right and from the top of a page downward. A title…
BEnglish StudiesReading
4
Reading
Reading: Guided Reading, Sight Words and Simple Texts for Primary 1
Sight words are common words recognised without sounding out every letter. Guided reading combines these familiar words with…
Reading: Story Comprehension, Themes, Plot and Setting for Primary 1
A story's setting tells where and when events happen, while its plot shows what happens. The theme is…
Reading: Identifying and Describing Common Objects for Primary 1
Words such as cup, table and chair name everyday objects. Describing an object by colour, shape, size or…
Reading: Common Signs, Symbols and Abbreviations for Primary 1
Signs communicate messages quickly: a red traffic light means stop, while symbols can warn of danger. Abbreviations shorten…
CEnglish StudiesListening and speaking
5
Listening and speaking
Listening and Speaking: Songs, Rhymes and Gestures for Primary 1
Songs and rhymes use rhythm, repetition and sound patterns. Gestures such as clapping or pointing can reinforce meaning…
Listening and Speaking: Giving and Following Simple Commands for Primary 1
A command tells someone to perform an action, as in “Stand up” or “Close the door.” The listener…
Listening and Speaking: Making Polite Requests for Primary 1
“Please” makes a request courteous, while “thank you” shows appreciation. Polite words and a respectful tone make everyday…
Listening and Speaking: Introducing Yourself and Others for Primary 1
An introduction tells another person who someone is. Giving a name clearly and listening to the reply are…
Listening and Speaking: Common Greetings at Home and School for Primary 1
“Good morning,” “good afternoon” and “good evening” suit different times of day. A greeting and suitable response show…