VI READINESS

Interactive English Learning Post – Day 11 & 12
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English Readiness Interactive Learning

6th Class Course Material Conversion: Theme – Things I Do

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand vocabulary related to everyday actions such as ‘eat’, ‘play’, ‘read’ and ‘write’ etc.
  • Construct simple sentences to describe daily activities such as “I read books.”

Activity-1: Teacher Discussion Prompts

Provide responses to these conversation starters to gain progress points:

Activity-2: Practice Words Vocabulary Matrix

Click on each base word after speaking it aloud to register completion points:

Read
Jump
Speak
Swim
Hop
Play
Write
Skip
Smile
Run
Dance
Eat
Sing
Draw

Activity-3 & 5: Read and Recognize ‘Ing’ Suffix Words

Review, vocalize, and click these high-frequency participle forms to complete the page drill:

Catching
Making
Bowling
Moulding
Batting
Mending
Fielding
Stitching
Shouting
Growing
Throwing
Feeding
Picking
Ploughing
Crying
Selling
Fishing
Buying
Working
Teaching

Activity-4: Substitution Syntactic Structures

Construct valid structural sentences matching capabilities using selectors:

I .

Activity-1: Song Performance & Context Analysis

Read the text module carefully before solving questions:

Let’s run and jump, let’s skip and dance, Let’s all have some fun and take a chance. We can sing, we can play, Let’s enjoy this happy day! Let’s read a book and write a rhyme, We can draw and have a great time. Let’s smile, let’s hop, Let’s have fun and never stop!

Activity-2: Complete the Sentences (Julia Context)

Box options: cooking, doing, eating, listening, watching, playing, going

Julia likes reading books.

She likes food.
She likes T.V.
She likes walk.

Activity-3: Sentence Completion (Continuous Actions)

Box choices: drinking, eating, playing, reading, washing, wearing, writing

1. He is watching Television.

2. She is the news paper.
3. She is tennis.
4. He is a glass of milk.
5. He is his hands.

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