Curriculum and Curriculum Standards for Primary Education

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State of Kuwait Ministry of Education ELT General Supervision Curriculum and Curriculum Standards for Primary Education (Grade 3) Annual Planning for Terms 1 and 2 Based on the new Curriculum New fun with English 2017 2018

First Semester: Title of the Adjustment period 1. All about Kuwait Adjustment period Curriculum and Curriculum Standards for Primary Education Annual Planning for Grade One New fun with English (3 A) Specific Competences Learning content Number of periods 1.1. Listening to simple (narrative or descriptive) oral messages and identifying the main information they convey 1.2.2. Listening to simple instructions given by the teacher and peers; understanding and reacting properly to the meaning of the main prepositions indicating location 1.3. Listening respectfully to others and maintain attention and eye contact 1.4 Identifying simple references to Islamic events and occasions in a clearly articulated listening text and.responding verbally to queries and instructions addressed clearly by adults or peers 2.2. Using simple conversational strategies (such as questions, answers and role play in order to share ideas 2.4.Using their knowledge and abilities acquired in other subjects for making a presentation about Kuwait 3.1. Reading and understanding short paragraphs appropriate to the age group following simple instructions/signs/directions to perform a task 3.3. Showing interest for reading and relating a text to personal experience 3.4. Reading and understanding short texts about places in Kuwait/Islamic events 4.2. Writing simple sentences and phrases using spelling strategies with legible handwriting 4.3. Showing interest and pride in presenting neat written work. Teacher and students get familiarized with each other Teacher can propose different games to make a smooth entrance of the children into a new school atmosphere using greetings and simple everyday language Instructions, presentations songs, stories, conversations about Kuwait. Reading aloud simple texts. Simple open ended questions with "Who/What/Where..." Greetings and responses Talking about shopping Asking for and giving information Talking about Landmarks in Kuwait Present simple Using There is / there are Past simple Using prepositions 2 periods ½week 12 periods 3weeks

2. My day Specific Competences Learning content Number of periods 1.1. Listening to simple (narrative or descriptive) oral messages and identifying the main information they convey Talking about daily routines 12 periods 3 weeks 1.2.1 Paying attention while listening to spoken or recorded texts in order to answer simple questions about specific details 1.3. Listening respectfully to others and maintain attention and eye contact. and.responding verbally to queries and instructions addressed clearly by adults or peers 2.2. Using simple conversational strategies (such as questions, answers and role play in order to share ideas 3.1. Reading and understanding short paragraphs appropriate to the age group following simple instructions/signs/directions to perform a task 3.2. Reading simple texts with proper intonation related to basic punctuation marks 3.3. Showing interest for reading and relating a text to personal experience 4.1. Writing simple and correct sentences to express self, feelings and personal experience with the help of guide words and pictures 4.2. Writing simple sentences and phrases using spelling strategies with legible handwriting Telling the time Talking about school Making and responding to polite request ( using modal verb can for polite requests) Present simple for habitual actions. Using adverbs of frequency in meaningful sentences. Reading aloud simple texts Simple punctuation, full stop, capitalization, question mark. Answer open ended questions with "Who/What/Where..."

3. What s your hobby? periods 1.2.1 Paying attention while listening to spoken or recorded texts in order to answer simple questions about specific details Expressing likes and dislikes 11 periods 2 3/4 weeks 1.2.2. Listening to simple instructions given by the teacher and peers; understanding and reacting properly to the meaning of the main prepositions indicating location Describing objects, places and people Talking and reading about hobbies 2.2. Using simple conversational strategies (such as questions, answers and role play in order to share ideas Identifying/reading number words from ( 30-100) 2.3.Speaking respectfully and confidently to others in simple situations 3.1. Reading and understanding short paragraphs appropriate to the age group following simple instructions/signs/directions to perform a task Combine words and drawings, images Using voice volume and pitch appropriately when speaking. 3.3. Showing interest for reading and relating a text to personal experience Using adjectives for description. 4.1. Writing simple and correct sentences to express self, feelings and personal experience with the help of guide words and pictures Reading aloud simple texts 4.2. Writing simple sentences and phrases using spelling strategies with legible handwriting Using simple punctuation, full stop, capitalization, question mark..

4.What do you want to be? periods 1.1. Listening to simple (narrative or descriptive) oral messages and identifying the main information they convey Expressing gratitude and respecting others 11 periods 2 3/4 weeks 1.2.1 Paying attention while listening to spoken or recorded texts in order to answer simple questions about specific details 1.3. Listening respectfully to others and maintain attention and eye contact. 1.4 Identifying simple references to Islamic events and occasions in a clearly articulated listening text. 2.2. Using simple conversational strategies (such as questions, answers and role play in order to share ideas 2.3.Speaking respectfully and confidently to others in simple situations 3.2. Reading simple texts with proper intonation related to basic punctuation marks 3.3. Showing interest for reading and relating a text to personal experience 3.4. Reading and understanding short texts about places in Kuwait/Islamic events 4.1. Writing simple and correct sentences to express self, feelings and personal experience with the help of guide words and pictures 4.3. Showing interest and pride in presenting neat written work Talking about jobs Describing animals and objects Describing and asking about past events Simple rules of politeness, turn taking, listening attentively, not interrupting, short dialogues Reading aloud simple texts Simple punctuation, full stop, capitalization, question mark. Present simple Answer open ended questions with "Who/What/Where...

Second Semester Title of the 5. Let s celebrate! Curriculum and Curriculum Standards for Primary Education Annual Planning for Grade One New fun with English (3 B) periods Adjustment period after the spring break, reactivating students intake of English 1.1. Listening to simple (narrative or descriptive) oral messages and identifying the main information they convey Asking and answering questions. 2 periods ½ week 12 periods 3 weeks 1.3. Listening respectfully to others and maintain attention and eye contact and.responding verbally to queries and instructions addressed clearly by adults or peers 2.2. Using simple conversational strategies (such as questions, answers and role play in order to share ideas 2.4.Using their knowledge and abilities acquired in other subjects for making a presentation about Kuwait 3.1. Reading and understanding short paragraphs appropriate to the age group following simple instructions/signs/directions to perform a task 3.2. Reading simple texts with proper intonation related to basic punctuation marks 3.4. Reading and understanding short texts about places in Kuwait/Islamic events 4.1. Writing simple and correct sentences to express self, feelings and personal experience with the help of guide words and pictures 4.3. Showing interest and pride in presenting neat written work Counting using ordinal numbers Talking about the order of events. Talking about festivals and birthdays Identifying/reading topics about festivals and birthdays Retelling events in the past. Present simple Showing gratitude.

LUs (learning 6. It s a lovely day! Periods 1.2.1 Paying attention while listening to spoken or recorded texts in order to answer simple questions about specific details Planning for the future 12 periods 3 weeks 1.2.2. Listening to simple instructions given by the teacher and peers; understanding and reacting properly to the meaning of the main prepositions indicating location 1.3. Listening respectfully to others and maintain attention and eye contact 1.4 Identifying simple references to Islamic events and occasions in a clearly articulated listening text 2.3.Speaking respectfully and confidently to others in simple situations 3.2. Reading simple texts with proper intonation related to basic punctuation marks 3.3. Showing interest for reading and relating a text to personal experience 4.2. Writing simple sentences and phrases using spelling strategies with legible handwriting Talking about transport and past events Expressing attitudes and feelings Describing / Comparing things using adjectives Future simple with will Giving directions Identifying/reading topics about transport/ diving and race Present simple.

LUs (learning 7. The weather in Kuwait periods 1.1. Listening to simple (narrative or descriptive) oral messages and identifying the main information they convey 1.2.2. Listening to simple instructions given by the teacher and peers; understanding and reacting properly to the meaning of the main prepositions indicating location 1.3. Listening respectfully to others and maintain attention and eye contact Asking and answering questions. Asking for and giving opinions. Talking about seasons / weather. and environment Talking about events in the past. 11 periods 2 3/4 weeks 2.4.Using their knowledge and abilities acquired in other subjects for making a presentation about Kuwait Giving commands. Expressing quantity. Reading topics about weather/ 3.1. Reading and understanding short paragraphs appropriate to the age group following simple instructions/signs/directions to perform a task 3.4. Reading and understanding short texts about places in Kuwait/Islamic events 4.2. Writing simple sentences and phrases using spelling strategies with legible handwriting 4.3. Showing interest and pride in presenting neat written work seasons/ farm and camping Describing / Comparing things using adjectives Using there is / there are ( countable and uncountable nouns) in meaningful sentences Imperatives

8. Let s be fit and healthy Periods 1.1. Listening to simple (narrative or descriptive) oral messages and identifying the main information they convey 1.2.1 Paying attention while listening to spoken or recorded texts in order to answer simple questions about specific details 1.3. Listening respectfully to others and maintain attention and eye contact Talking about health / illness and environment Talking about a healthy diet. Asking and answering questions Reading topics about health / illness/food and environment 11 periods 2 3/4 weeks 1.4 Identifying simple references to Islamic events and occasions in a clearly articulated listening text 2.2. Using simple conversational strategies (such as questions, answers and role play in order to share ideas 2.3.Speaking respectfully and confidently to others in simple situations 3.2. Reading simple texts with proper intonation related to basic punctuation marks 3.3. Showing interest for reading and relating a text to personal experience 4.1. Writing simple and correct sentences to express self, feelings and personal experience with the help of guide words and pictures Imperatives. Past simple. Future simple. Uncountable nouns.