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Course Name: English Speaking Level 8 Book 1
Level: Secondary 2
No. of Lessons: 5 (Suggested)
Lesson Duration: 1 hr 30 mins (Suggested)
Instructors: Native English teachers with a university degree ; related teaching experience, and/or teacher training such as TEFL, TESOL, CELTA, PGDE/PCEd, etc.
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Objectives
Eureka’s English Speaking Level 8 aims to improve students’ oral skills by introducing useful expressions and phrases which guides them to express their own views. This will help foster students’ confidence in speaking English. Students will also further extend their existing knowledge by learning more vocabulary and phrases on specifically chosen topics. Oral skills are further strengthened through a variety of pronunciation tasks.
Features
With a series of listening exercises, role-plays, dialogue practices, discussions and debates, students are to learn more useful phrases and expressions that can be used in real life. The course covers ten different topics which include greetings, family, education, dining and holidays, which students should be familiar with and are interested in.
Outline
Unit 1: Greeting and Family
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- Self-introduction: Two truths and one lie
- Different ways to greet people
- Small talk
- Listening: How are you?
- Vocabulary: Family relationships
- Lucy’s family tree
- Listening: Grandma’s birthday
– Listening dialogue
– Comprehension
– Vocabulary
– Sentence building - Speaking: My classmate’s family
- Pronunciation: Confusing vowel sounds
Unit 2: Describing People
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- Warm-up game: Nosy neighbours
- Describing appearances: age, body build, height, hair
- Other expressions for describing people
- Activity: Catching the criminal
- Listening: Amy’s aunt
– Listening dialogue
– Comprehension
– Vocabulary
– Sentence building - Consolidation: Describing photos
- Pronunciation: Confusing consonant sounds
Unit 3: Personality
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- Personality mind map
- Describing personalities
- The Myers–Briggs Type Indicator
- Friendship mind map
- Writing: Friendship acrostic
- Listening: A good friend
– Listening dialogue
– Comprehension
– Vocabulary
– Dialogue writing - Solo speaking: Sharing experience
- Pronunciation: The indefinite and definite articles
Unit 4: Travel
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- Warm-up: My most memorable trip
- My travel experience
- Useful phrases
- Where should they go?
- Listening: Amanda’s first solo trip
– Listening dialogue
– Comprehension
– Vocabulary
– Dialogue writing - Presentation: My dream holiday
- Pronunciation: Syllables and word stress
Unit 5: Study and Stress
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- Warm-up: When I grow up
- Stress questionnaire
- The pressure of learning
- Video and discussion: Managing stress
- Listening: The English Exam
– Listening dialogue
– Comprehension
– Vocabulary
– Dialogue writing - Group discussion: Student welfare
- Pronunciation: The schwa sound