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ENGLISH LANGUAGE

FORM 1
SCHEME OF WORK
ENGLISH LANGUANGE PANEL
SMK TANJUNG DATUK
2016

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WEEK
1 -3

4-6

CHAPTER/
THEME

Chapter 1:
Our Friends
Theme:
People

Chapter 2:
Forever Friends
Theme:
People

LEVEL

LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSONA
L USE

LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMATIONAL USE

LANGUAGE FOR
AESTHETIC USE

Introducing oneself
Talking about interests
and hobbies
Asking questions
politely and responding
Talking about friends
and family

Listening note important


details
Reading Scan for details,
use the dictionary to find
meaning; identify supporting
details

POEM: Sad I Ams


Reciting a poem with
feeling and expression
and with correct
pronunciation,
intonation, stress and
rhythm

Talking about feelings


and experience

Listening find more details


Reading find more details

Finding out the meaning


of unfamiliar words by
using contextual clues
and / or the dictionary

Reading e-mail
discuss points of
interest and give
opinions

Process writing write a


paragraph about a friend

Retelling the poem in


ones own words

Inviting and welcoming


friends
Accepting and declining
invitations
Talking about friends
and family
Expressing thanks and
responding
appropriately;
apologising

Listening note important


details
Reading scan for details

POEM: Sad I Ams

Writing short messages


to friends

Listening find more details


Reading identify main
ideas, supporting details; use
contextual clues and identify
words that associate with
other words

Synopsis
Recognizing elements
in a poem
Finding rhyming words
Understanding
figurative language

EDUCATIONA
L
EMPH
ASES

REQUIREMENT
OF
EXERCI
SE

Using question
words: who, what,
which, when, why
Why questions
Simple sentences
Verbs- Tenses
Simple present
tense for
- describing
feelings
- senses
Simple past tense

Thinking
Skills
ICT Skills
Values
- faithfulness
- loyalty
- friendship

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature
(poem) :5

Simple present
tense
Personal and
possessive
pronouns
Possessive
adjectives
Figurative language
proverbs

Thinking
Skills
Multiple
Intelligences
Preparation
for the Real
World

GRAMMAR

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature
(poem) :5

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Reading discus points


of interest and give
opinions

Reading give reasons,


draw conclusions
Process writing write
messages

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WEEK
7-9

10-12

LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMATIONAL USE

LANGUAGE FOR
AESTHETIC USE

Talking about interest


Talking about health

Listening note important


details
Reading tell what the text
is about; scan for details; use
the dictionary to find
meaning; group words
according to categories

SHORT STORIES:
Fairs Fair
About short stories
Introducing elements of a
short story
Predicting outcome of a
story

Writing a paragraph
on preferences
students favourite
food

Listening find more details


Reading identify main
ideas and supporting details

Introducing plot structure


Sequencing of events in
short story

Reading an article
discuss points of
interest and give
opinions

Process writing skills write


a paragraph on food

Talking about
everyday activities
Talking about what
one shouldnt or
mustnt do
Giving instructions in
a poster

Listening note details;


follow sequence of ideas
Reading scan for details;
use the dictionary to find the
meaning
Writing simple instructions

SHORT STORIES:
Fairs Fair
Introducing characters in
short story

Discussing plans and


rules

Listening find more details


Reading identify main
ideas; use contextual clues
(pronouns)

Talking about values


Giving ones opinion

Reading a Web page


discuss points of
interest

Process writing write


instructions

CHAPTER/ THEME LEVEL

Chapter 3:
Be Healthy and
Strong
Theme:
Health
Balanced Diet

Chapter 4:
Home Sweet
Home
Theme:
Social Issues
Duties at Home

LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSO
NAL USE

Talking about the theme


and writing a simple
paragraph about the
theme in the story

GRAMMAR

EDUCATIONAL
EMPHAS
ES

Simple present
tense for
- habitual actions
- instructions and
directions
Simple sentence
Positive
statements
Negative
statements
Punctuation:
capital letters,
comma,
exclamation mark,
full stop and
question mark
Figurative
language similes

Thinking Skills
Knowledge
Acquisition
Preparation for
the Real World

Simple present
tense
- for habitual
actions
- for instructions
Concord (subjectverb agreement)
Verbs contracted
forms
Special finites or
modals

Thinking Skills
ICT Skills
Values
- gratitude
- filial piety
Multiple
Intelligences
Preparation for
the Real World

REQUIREMENT
OF
EXERCI
SE

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature (short
story) :1

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature (short
story) :1

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WEEK
13-15

16-18

CHAPTER/ THEME LEVEL

Chapter 5:
Technology
around Us
Theme:
Technology

Chapter 6:
Our Beautiful
Environment
Theme:
Environment

LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSON
AL USE

Talking about things


Writing shopping lists

LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMATIONAL USE

Listening note details


Reading scan for details

NOVEL: KING ARTHUR

Reading identify main


ideas and important details,
use contextual clues, identify
base words

Making simple predictions


Describe the setting

Reading an
advertisement
discuss points of
interest and give
opinions

Process writing describe a


product

Talking about plants


and flowers
Talking about what we
should and should not
do in parks, and
writing simple
instructions
Talking about activities

Listening note important


details
Reading use the dictionary
to find meaning; group words
according to categories; build
new words from a given word

2
3

LANGUAGE FOR
AESTHETIC USE

NOVEL: KING ARTHUR


Giving the sequence of
events
Describe and write about
characters

GRAMMAR

EDUCATIONAL
EMPHAS
ES

Singular and plural


nouns
Spelling rules for
regular and
irregular plurals
Articles with
singular and plural
nouns a, an, the
Figurative
language
proverbs

Thinking skills
Preparation for
the Real World

Conjunction and
to link two ideas
Special finites or
modals should
and should not
Present continuous
tense am / is /
are verb + ing

Thinking Skills
ICT Skills
Multiple
Intelligences

REQUIREMENT
OF
EXERCI
SE

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature (short
story) :1

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature (short
story) :1

Reading identify main


ideas and supporting details
Writing short e-mail
messages
Reading discuss
points of interest and
give opinions

Reading give reasons


Process writing write
descriptions of trees

Talking about the theme


and writing a simple
paragraph about the
theme in the story

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WEEK

19-21

CHAPTER/ THEME LEVEL

Chapter 7:
Happy at School
Theme:
Social Issues
Discipline in
School

LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSON
AL USE

Describing a friends
qualities
Asking Yes No
questions and
responding to such
questions

22-24

Chapter 8:
Right on Track
Theme:
Social Issues
Road Safety

LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMATIONAL USE

LANGUAGE FOR
AESTHETIC USE

Listening note details


Reading scan for details;
understand word formation;
use a dictionary to find
meaning

POEM: NEWS BREAK


Reciting a poem
Retelling the poem in
ones own words
Using a dictionary to find
the meaning of words

Listening find more details;


identify main ideas
Reading identify main
ideas and supporting details

Talking about values


found in the text

Reading a quiz
discuss points of
interest and give
opinions
Reading a letter
Writing recounts of
activities

Reading give reasons


Process writing write a
paragraph on past activities

Saying what one thinks of


the poem
Changing the poem to a
drawing

Giving and following


directions
Adding more details to
show locations
Giving advice and
instructions
Writing simple
instructions

Listening draw a route on a


map
Drawing directions and
explaining them
Reading group words
according to categories

POEM: NEWS BREAK


Introducing message and
theme in poem

Identifying message /
theme in a poem

GRAMMAR

EDUCATIONAL
EMPHAS
ES

Adjectives for
describing
character and
appearance
Prefixes un, in,
im and dis to
show not
Adverbs of manner
Yes No
questions

Thinking Skills
Multiple
Intelligences
Preparation for
the Real World

Simple present
tense for
instructions and
directions
Prepositions of
place and direction

Thinking Skills
Multiple
Intelligences
Knowledge
Acquisition
Preparation for
the Real World

REQUIREMENT
OF
EXERCI
SE

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature
(POEM) :5

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature
(POEM) :5

Reading to identify main


ideas and supporting details
Changing the text to
another form

Reading and
discussing road signs
Reading a set of
instruction and
discussing safety tips

Reading give reasons


Process writing draw a
pictorial map and write
directions

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WEEK

CHAPTER/ THEME LEVEL

25-27

Chapter 9:
Spending Time
with My Family
Theme:
People

LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSON
AL USE

Talking about holidays


Talking about past
activities
Asking questions to
get information, and
responding

2
3

Writing simple letters


Writing recounts of
experiences

28-30

Chapter 10:
Get Fit Go For It
Theme:
Exercise

LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMATIONAL USE

LANGUAGE FOR
AESTHETIC USE

Listening note important


details; follow sequence of
ideas
Reading scan for details

Novel : King Authur

Reading identify main


ideas and supporting details

Making simple predictions

Reading identify cause and


effect; give reasons

Giving instructions
Making choices
Talking about exercise
and games

Listening note important


details; follow sequence
Reading scan for details
Writing plans

Novel: King arthur

Writing short
messages to friends

Listening find more details


Reading understand nonlinear texts; understand
meaning of words by the use
of the suffix ing
Writing announcements

Dramatize a section of a
text and role-play
characters

Writing simple letters


to family members
Reading notes on
exercises discuss
points of interest and
give opinions

EDUCATIONAL
EMPHAS
ES

Simple past tense


words that signal
past time
Regular and
irregular verbs
Time expressions
Place expressions
Prepositions of
place, time and
direction

Thinking Skills
Learning How
to Learn Skills
Multiple
Intelligences

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature (short
story) :1

Simple present
tense for
instructions
Sequence
connectors

Thinking Skills
Multiple
Intelligences
Preparation for
the Real World

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature (short
story) :1

Process writing write


recounts of experiences

GRAMMAR

Describe a character and


write a paragraph or two
about this person

Reading draw conclusions


Process writing write plans,
and announcements

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WEEK

CHAPTER/ THEME LEVEL

31-33

Chapter 11:
Putting
Technology to
Work
Theme:
Technology

34-36

Chapter 12:
Planning a Trip
Theme:
People

LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSON
AL USE

LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMATIONAL USE

LANGUAGE FOR
AESTHETIC USE

Asking questions
politely and
responding
appropriately

Listening note details to


support main ideas
Reading scan for details
Group words according to
categories

Novel: KING ARTHUR

Asking questions to
clarify and responding
appropriately
Giving details to
support main ideas
Making comparisions

Listening find more details


Reading identify base
words, identify supporting
details

Compose a simple
dialogue

Reading a dialogue
and writing short
notes
Reading a dialogue,
discuss points of
interest and give
opinions

Reading make simple


predictions; give reasons
Process writing gathering
information to write an article

Retell the story in ones


own words

Talking about plans


Requesting and
offering help
Making telephone
calls to get information

Listening note important


details
Reading scan for details;
follow sequence of ideas

Novel: KING AUTHUR

Discuss plans with


others to go
somewhere and to do
something

Listening identify main


ideas and details
Reading identify main
ideas and supporting details;
use contextual clues for
meaning, identify words that
associate with other words

Talking about values


Telling how events,
characters and values are
similar to ones life
Giving ones opinions

Writing simple letters


to friends
Writing out plans for
others to follow

Reading make simple


predictions of outcomes; give
reasons
Process writing write plans
for a trip

Talking about the


message

GRAMMAR

EDUCATIONAL
EMPHAS
ES

Why questions
Adjectives
comparison
adjectives

Thinking Skills
Learning How
to Learn Skills
Multiple
Intelligences
Knowledge
Acquisition
Preparation for
the Real World

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature (short
story) :1

Future tense
Using will
- to affirm
- to request

Thinking Skills
Learning How
to Learn Skills
ICT Skills
Values
- respect for
customs
Preparation for
the Real World

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature (short
story) :1

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LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSON
AL USE

LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMATIONAL
USE

Asking for the price of


goods, stating
whether the price is
agreeable or too high

Listening note important


details
Reading scan for details;
follow sequence of ideas

Discussing plans for a


party
Making enquiries to
get information and
responding
appropriately
Making enquiries
about a product
Placing orders

Listening find more details


Reading identify main
ideas and supporting details;
identify words that associate
with other words

Completing an order
form

Reading draw obvious


conclusions in simple texts

Writing a magazine
article

Process writing write


recounts

Giving and following


instructions for
procedures

Listening note important


details; follow sequence of
ideas
Reading scan for details;
follow sequence of ideas;
use the dictionary to find
meaning

Novel: KING AUTHUR

Talking about plans


for a project

Listening find more details


Reading understand nonlinear texts; identify base
words

Narrate the sequence of


events

Writing out plans for


others to follow

Reading make predictions;


identify cause and effect;
draw conclusions

Talking about messages

WEEK

CHAPTER/ THEME

LEVEL

37-39

Chapter 13:
Caring and
Sharing
Theme:
Compassion and
Mental
Cleanliness

40-42

Chapter 14:
Success through
Team Effort
Theme:
Technology

LANGUAGE FOR
AESTHETIC USE

Novel; KING AUTHUR

Retell the story in ones


own words

GRAMMAR

EDUCATIONAL
EMPHAS
ES

Countable and
uncountable nouns
Regular plurals
Phrasal
Quantifiers
Each as an
adjective

Thinking Skills
Values and
Citizenship
Multiple
Intelligences
Preparation for
the Real World

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature
(short story) :1

Simple present
tense for
instructions
Sequence markers
(review)
Some to express
infinitive quality,
number
Article the
- for unique
nouns
- with same
as

Thinking Skills
Knowledge
Acquisition
ICT Skills
Values

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature
(short story) :1

Discuss the themes of


the novel

Process writing write plans


for a project

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WEEK

CHAPTER/ THEME

43-45

Chapter 15:
Take Part Take
Charge
Social Issues:
Personal
Discipline in
School

LEVEL

LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSON
AL USE

LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMATIONAL
USE

LANGUAGE FOR
AESTHETIC USE

Responding
appropriately to
questions

Listening note important


details
Reading scan for details;
understand word formation
Writing and presenting plans

Novel: KING AUTHUR

Talking about future


plans to solve
problems

Listening find more details


Reading identify main
ideas and supporting details
by the use of suffix -ment or
-ion; identify base words;
use contextual clues

Talking about values


found in the text

Reading a notice and


discussing points of
interest

Reading give reasons

Talking about the


message the writer is
putting across

Process writing write plans


for a calendar

GRAMMAR

EDUCATIONAL
EMPHAS
ES

The define article


the
Phrasal verbs
Conditional
clauses if
clauses
Future tense Wh
questions and will

Thinking Skills
ICT Skills
Values
- being
thankful
- being
hardworking
Multiple
Intelligences

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature
(short story) :1

Adjectives
comparatives and
superlatives
Collective Nouns
Gender

Thinking Skills
ICT Skills
Values and
Citizenship
Education
Knowledge
Acquisition

Grammar: 10
Essay: 1
RC : 10
Summary: 1
Literature
(short story) :1

Composing simple
stories

46-48

Chapter 16:
Happy to Be
Malaysians
Values:
Patriotism

Asking simple
questions politely to
get information and
responding
appropriately
Talking about festivals

Listening note important


details
Reading scan for details

Novel: KING AUTHUR

Writing short Web


messages

Listening find more details


Reading find meaning
using contextual clues

Discuss the themes of


the novel

Reading a dialogue
discuss points of
interest and give
opinions

Reading give reasons;


draw conclusions
Process writing design a
Web page and write
messages

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Prepared by:
Pn Nur Faten Liyana Ahmad Rizal

Checked by: ...


Pn Nur Riza Alias

Verified by:
Pn. Noor Aliza Mohd ali

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