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ALPHABETICAL ORDER There are 26 letters in the alphabet. They are: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, …

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ALPHABETICAL ORDER

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There are 26 letters in the alphabet. They are: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z.

Alphabetical order by second letter.

Examples:-

(4)                     (1)                    (3)                     (2)

  1. a) crow, cat,                  cow,                chicken

cat,                  chicken,           cow,                c

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Activities

Arranging words in alphabetical order following the second letter.

a) squirrel, sheep,  snake,  slug

________,       _______,         _______,         _______

b) hyena, hawker,           hen,                 hippopotamus

______,           ________,       _____,             _____________

c) duck, deer,                dog,                 dragon

________,       _______,         _______,         _______

d) lion, lamb,               leopard,           locust

________,       _______,         _______,         _______

e) ogre, owl,                 ostrich,            octopus

________,       _______,         _______,         _______

f) turtle, tiger,                tadpole,           tortoise

________,       _______,         _______,         _______

g) moth, mat,                 milk,                mean

________,       _______,         _______,         ______

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Sub-theme – common insects

Vocabulary and structures

bedbug                                    moth

bee                                           mosquito

grasshopper                         insect

wasp                                        fly

beetle                                    cockroach

butterfly                                  ant

Structures

  • What is this? / That?

This / That is a / an ___________________

  • What are these? / those? __________________

Those / these are _________________________

  • Are these / those _____________________

Yes, they are / No, they are not ________________

Activities

  1. Pupils will read the vocabulary.
  2. Spelling the learnt vocabulary.
  3. Answer oral and written questions about the structure.

Exercise

Make five sentences using these words.

a) butterfly d)         Insects

b) Bedbug e)         White ants

c) Cockroach f)         Grasshoppers

Riddles – Answer these correctly.

a) Who am I?

I have four legs.

I make honey

I sting you when you get near me.

Who am I?

b) I am colourful and bright.

I come from a caterpillar.

Who am I?

c) I fly out of anthills.

I have white wings.

I am eaten.

Who am I?

Write these sentences in plural form.

a) This is a butterfly.

___________________________________________________________

b) This is a wasp.

___________________________________________________________

c) This is a cockroach.

___________________________________________________________

d) This is a cockroach.

___________________________________________________________

Alphabetical order by the third letter.

Example

  1. a) dream drunk               drink                drop

drank               dream  drip                  drop

Arrange these words in abc order.

a) steal stalk                 strong              study

b) grass greed               grind                grow

c) drop drink                dream  drunk

d) pat pawpaw           palm                pack

e) radio rack                 rapid                rash

f) loaf local                 lost                  long

g) home honey  hope                horse

h) flock fleet                 flop                  fly

LESSON 7

Use of,  was and were

We use were for one person of thing.

We use were and was for past forms of are and is.

Examples

The egg was cracked.

The girls were skipping a rope.

I was going to the market.

I was looking at the animals.

Activities

Constructing oral sentences using was and were.

Exercise

Fill in the blanks with was or were.

a) The dogs _________ sleeping in the kennel.

b) My grandmother ____________ happy to see me.

c) He ________ absent yesterday.

d) Our car ___________ in the garage yesterday.

e) The girls _____________ skipping in the field.

f) There _____________ many apples in the basket.

g) The nest __________ in the tree.

h) My birthday _____________ last Wednesday .

i) Monkeys ____________ jumping from tree to tree.

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