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Curriculum Specifications :
2.2.3 Ask ‘Wh’ questions to find out more information about the shopping list.
2.3.1 Responding with Yes/No replies.
3.4.2 Read aloud pronouncing correctly sentences in lists and simple text.
4.8.1 Write for a purpose.
4.8.2 Write simple descriptions with little guidance.
Pre- Vocabulary: 1. Teacher shows the word cards and asks the pupils To introduce Word cards,
Speaking. Milk powder, egg, to name them. new words. Picture cards.
(15 minutes) flour, cooking oil, 2. Teacher also uses any available teaching aids or
salt, sugar, stale, act to simplify the pupils to guess.
loaf, packet 3. Drills the pupils in pronouncing the words Pronunciation.
correctly.
Activity 2:
1. Teacher explains briefly the situation on page 76
of the textbook.
2. Teacher reads the sentences and shopping list.
3. Pupils listen and repeat after teacher.
4. Then, teacher asks pupils to match the pictures to
the items on the list, orally.
5. In pairs, pupils read the sentences and write a
shopping text for Puan Sarimah, based on the picture
given.
Activity 2:
1. Teacher ask pupils to do exercises in the activity
book;
1.1 Write shopping list for Mrs. Lily.
1.2 Write the name of foods and fruits.
Closure To avoid over Teacher talks about the usefulness of shopping list. Moral Value.
(5 minutes) spending and
systematic Consolidation of
management on main points.
buying goods.
Summary
Reading Text : Rhyme
GROUP 1:
I went to shop to buy some rice
I bought the rice but it was not very nice
So I took it back to the shop
GROUP 2:
I went to shop to buy a loaf of bread
I bought the rice but it was stale
So I took it back to the shop
GROUP 3:
I went to shop to buy a packet of sugar
I bought the rice but it was not very nice
So I took it back to the shop