| English Language Acquisition |
Language Acquisition - English |
EY3 |
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ContentListening - Turn-taking and sharing during conversations
- Simple instructions and questions
Speaking - Turn-taking and sharing during conversations
- Basic vocabulary related to personal experiences, objects, and actions
Reading - Uppercase and lowercase letters
- Print carries meaning
Writing - Writing tools and materials
- Writing represents thoughts and ideas
SkillsListening - Beginning to listen to English speakers with guidance
- Responding to greetings with nods, gestures, or single words
Speaking - Participating non-verbally in the classroom
- Understanding simple questions with actions or words
Reading - Recognizing own name in print
- Holding a book and turning pages correctly
Writing - Writing first name
- Relying primarily on pictures to convey meaning
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| English Language Acquisition |
Language Acquisition - English |
EY4 |
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Early Years 4ContentListening - Turn-taking and sharing during conversations
- Simple instructions and questions
Speaking - Active listening
- Simple responses
- Basic vocabulary related to personal experiences, objects, and actions
Reading - Uppercase and lowercase letters
- Print carries meaning
Writing - Writing tools and materials
- Writing represents thoughts and ideas
SkillsListening - Beginning to listen to English speakers with guidance
- Responding to greetings with nods, gestures, or single words
Speaking - Participating non-verbally in the classroom
- Understanding simple questions and responding with actions or words
Reading - Recognizing own name in print
- Holding a book and turning pages correctly
Writing - Writing first name
- Relying primarily on pictures to convey meaning
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| English Language Acquisition |
Language Acquisition - English |
EY5 |
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ContentListening - Beginning to listen to English speakers with guidance
- Responding to greetings with nods, gestures, or single words
Speaking - Participating non-verbally in the classroom
- Understanding simple questions and responding with actions or words
Reading - Recognizing own name in print
- Holding a book and turning pages correctly
Writing - Writing first name
- Relying primarily on pictures to convey meaning
SkillsListening - Responding during classroom discussions with nods and gestures
- Participating non-verbally in the classroom
- Following one-step directions
- Understanding simple questions and responding with actions or words
Speaking - Responding to greetings with single words
- Repeating English words and phrases with guidance
- Relying on personal experience as a stimulus for speaking and listening
Reading - Recognizing some letter names and sounds
- Commenting on illustrations in books
- Listening and responding to literature
Writing - Making marks other than drawing on paper
- Telling about own pictures and writing
- Beginning to label and adding own words to pictures
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| English Language Acquisition |
Language Acquisition - English |
Grade 01 |
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Content- Sight Words: High-frequency words
- Vocabulary: New words, word meanings according to the units
- Grammar and Conventions: Capitalization, punctuation, sentence structure, complete sentences
- Story Elements: Characters, setting, events
- Retelling Stories: Key details and sequence of events
- Main ideas and details in stories: Visuals
- Narrative Writing: Stories with a beginning, middle, and end
- Opinion Writing: Opinions and supporting details
SkillsListening - Showing awareness of/beginning to respond to context cues
- Participating non-verbally in classroom
- Understanding simple questions and responding with actions or words
- Following two-step directions
Speaking - Responding to greetings with single words to simple phrases
- Repeating English words and phrases clearly
- Beginning to communicate using short phrases
- Using home language to express needs and ideas
Reading - Beginning to read signs, labels, and logos
- Using illustrations to tell stories
- Knowing letter names and some letter sounds
- Recognizing some names and words in context
Writing - Writing first name
- Beginning to label pictures and adding own words to pictures
- Beginning to use beginning and ending sounds
- Beginning to use upper case letters
- Beginning to use describing words
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| English Language Acquisition |
Language Acquisition - English |
Grade 02 |
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Content- Phonics and Word Recognition: Short and long vowel sounds, consonant blends, digraphs
- Vocabulary: New words, word meanings according to the units
- Main Ideas and Supporting Details: In texts
- Nonfiction Texts: Key ideas and details
- Sentence Structure: Subject-verb agreement
- Tenses: Present/past tense
- Story Elements: Characters, setting, plot
- Main Idea: Of a story
- Grammar, Capitalization, Punctuation, and Spelling: High-frequency words
- Storytelling: Beginning-middle-end structure
SkillsListening - Listening attentively
- Responding to greetings
- Predicting likely outcomes to texts when heard aloud
- Following classroom instructions, showing understanding
Speaking - Beginning to actively use classroom language
- Beginning to use connected discourse to express needs, feelings, opinions
- Beginning to ask questions to clarify meaning and content
- Beginning to speak English clearly
Reading - Retelling the main event or idea in literature
- Explaining why literature is liked or disliked
- Reading simple words
- Reading books with simple patterns
Writing - Writing 1-2 sentences about a topic
- Generating own ideas for writing
- Beginning to use spacing between words
- Experimenting with punctuation
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| English Language Acquisition |
Language Acquisition - English |
Grade 03 |
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Content- Complex Spelling Patterns: Prefixes, suffixes, multisyllabic words
- Vocabulary: New words, word meanings according to the units
- Figurative Language
- Recognition of Types of Texts
- Main Idea and Supporting Details: In texts
- Nonfiction Texts: Key ideas and details
- Varied Sentence Structures
- Usage of Grammar, Capitalization, Punctuation, and Spelling
- Character Traits: In stories
- Main Idea and Supporting Details: In stories
- Writing Process: Prewriting, drafting, revising, editing
- Personal Narrative
- Informational Writing
- Opinion Writing
SkillsListening - Listening attentively and speaking to express point of view
- Beginning to understand classroom and subject language
- Beginning to paraphrase oral information with guidance
Speaking - Responding to simple questions with more than one-word answers
- Beginning to contribute in small groups
- Beginning to use correct verb form
- Beginning to use an expanding vocabulary
Reading - Choosing reading material independently
- Reading early reader books
- Retelling beginning, middle, and end with guidance
- Discussing characters and story events with guidance
Writing - Writing short nonfiction pieces with guidance
- Writing several sentences about a topic
- Beginning to use periods, capital letters, question marks, and exclamation marks correctly
- Spelling simple words, high-frequency words, and unit vocabulary words correctly
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| English Language Acquisition |
Language Acquisition - English |
Grade 04 |
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Content- Vocabulary: New words, word meanings according to the units
- Speech Adaptation: To different audiences, purposes, and situations
- Oral Presentations: With clarity and organization
- Nonfiction Texts: Key ideas and details
- Connections and Comparisons: Between texts on the same topic
- Writing: Narrative, informational/explanatory texts, and opinion pieces
- Descriptive Language: Varied sentence structures
- Grammar, Capitalization, Punctuation, and Spelling: Conventions
- Character Traits: In the story
- Text Analysis: Structure, elements, literary devices (figurative language, symbolism)
- Narrative Writing: Plot, characters, dialogue
- Opinion Writing: Reasons, persuasive techniques
SkillsListening - Understanding classroom and subject area language with guidance
- Beginning to respond to more complex questions
- Paraphrasing oral information with guidance
- Using language appropriately across the curriculum for different purposes and audiences
Speaking - Speaking English clearly with some hesitation
- Beginning to use correct form when asking questions
- Beginning to use correct verb tense to express past, present, and future
- Participating in classroom discussions and offering opinions
Reading - Reading easy chapter books
- Summarizing and retelling story events in sequential order
- Responding to and making personal connections with facts, characters, and situations in literature
- Beginning to interpret meaning
Writing - Writing a variety of short non-fiction pieces with guidance
- Writing short fiction and poetry with guidance
- Adding description and detail with guidance
- Editing for capitals and punctuation with guidance
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| English Language Acquisition |
Language Acquisition - English |
Grade 05 |
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Content- Vocabulary: Meaning, figurative language, connotations, idioms, academic vocabulary
- Grammar and Conventions: Grammar, usage, capitalization, punctuation, spelling
- Language Usage: Standard English, verb tense consistency, subject-verb agreement
- Sentence Structure: Varied structures, phrases, clauses
- Character Analysis: Traits, changes, contribution to the story
- Main Idea and Supporting Details: Main idea, supporting details, analysis
- Text Features: Headings, graphs, charts, effectiveness
- Informational Writing: Topic examination, ideas, structures, evidence
- Opinion Writing: Claim, reasons, evidence, persuasive techniques
- Formal Presentations: Organization and supporting evidence
- Speech Adaptation: For audience
- Literature: Fiction, drama, and poetry
- Nonfiction Texts: Key ideas and details
- Opinion Writing: Reasons, evidence, persuasive techniques
- Informational Writing: Topic examination, ideas, structures, evidence
SkillsListening - Understanding classroom and subject area language at nearly normal speed
- Asking questions to clarify meaning
- Paraphrasing oral information
- Responding to complex academic questions independently
Speaking - Using correct form when asking questions
- Using correct verb tense to express present, past, and future
- Contributing to whole class discussions
Reading - Choosing reading materials at an appropriate level
- Reading medium-level chapter books
- Discussing setting, plot, characters, and point of view with guidance
- Interpreting meaning with guidance
Writing - Writing organized nonfiction pieces with guidance
- Writing fiction with a clear beginning, middle, and end
- Writing about feelings and opinions
- Seeking feedback on writing
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| English Language Acquisition |
Language Acquisition - English |
Grade 11 |
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ContentCommunication Contexts Identities - Lifestyles
- Health and well-being
- Beliefs and values
- Subcultures
- Language and identity
Experiences - Leisure activities
- Holidays and travel
- Life stories
- Rites of passage
- Costumes and traditions
- Migration
Social Organization - Entertainment
- Artistic expressions
- Communication and media
- Technology
- Scientific innovation
Sharing the Planet - The environment
- Human rights
- Peace and conflict
- Equality
- Globalization
- Ethics
- Urban and rural environment
Conceptual Understanding - Audience
- Purpose
- Meaning
- Variation
SkillsCommunication Skills - Communicate clearly and effectively in a range of situations, demonstrating linguistic competence and intercultural understanding
- Use language appropriate to a range of interpersonal and/or cultural contexts
- Understand and use language to express and respond to a range of ideas with accuracy and fluency
- Organize ideas on a range of topics in a clear, coherent, and convincing manner
- Understand, analyse, and respond to a range of written and spoken texts
- Understand and use works of literature written in the target language of study (HL only)
Text Production Personal texts - Blog
- Diary
- Email
- Personal letter
- Social media posting/chat room
Professional texts - Blog
- Email
- Essay
- Formal letter
- Proposal
- Questionnaire
- Report
- Set of instructions
- Survey
Mass media texts - Advertisement
- Article (newspaper/magazine)
- Blog
- Brochure
- Film
- Interview
- Leaflet
- News report
- Opinion column/editorial
- Pamphlet
- Podcast
- Poster
- Commentary (editorial/reader’s letter)
- Radio programme
- Review
- Speech
- Travel guide
- Web page
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| English Language Acquisition |
Language Acquisition - English |
Grade 12 |
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ContentCommunication Contexts Identities - Lifestyles
- Health and well-being
- Beliefs and values
- Subcultures
- Language and identity
Experiences - Leisure activities
- Holidays and travel
- Life stories
- Rites of passage
- Costumes and traditions
- Migration
Social Organization - Entertainment
- Artistic expressions
- Communication and media
- Technology
- Scientific innovation
Sharing the Planet - The environment
- Human rights
- Peace and conflict
- Equality
- Globalization
- Ethics
- Urban and rural environment
Conceptual Understanding - Audience
- Purpose
- Meaning
- Variation
SkillsCommunication Skills - Communicate clearly and effectively in a range of situations, demonstrating linguistic competence and intercultural understanding
- Use language appropriate to a range of interpersonal and/or cultural contexts
- Understand and use language to express and respond to a range of ideas with accuracy and fluency
- Organize ideas on a range of topics in a clear, coherent, and convincing manner
- Understand, analyse, and respond to a range of written and spoken texts
- Understand and use works of literature written in the target language of study (HL only)
Text Production Personal texts - Blog
- Diary
- Email
- Personal letter
- Social media posting/chat room
Professional texts - Blog
- Email
- Essay
- Formal letter
- Proposal
- Questionnaire
- Report
- Set of instructions
- Survey
Mass media texts - Advertisement
- Article (newspaper/magazine)
- Blog
- Brochure
- Film
- Interview
- Leaflet
- News report
- Opinion column/editorial
- Pamphlet
- Podcast
- Poster
- Commentary (editorial/reader’s letter)
- Radio programme
- Review
- Speech
- Travel guide
- Web page
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