jss1eng scheme of work

                                             ENGLISH LANGUAGE
                                    J.S.S 1 First Term Scheme of Work
Weeks                         Topics
1.                                                                    Speech Work: Introduction to Speech Organs (Organs of Speech)
Structure: Parts of Speech – Nouns (Position/Functions of Nouns in a given passage); Adjectives.
Comprehension/Vocabulary Development
Reading Skill/Writing Skill
(Developing Reading and Writing Skills)
Composition: Writing Outline
Literature: Introduction to Literature (Functions/Purpose)
 
2.                                                                    Speech Work: Vowels – Introduction to Monophthongs (Example)
Structure: Verbs – Position/Functions of Verbs (in a given passage)
Comprehension/Vocabulary Dvpt:
Reading for main ideas
Composition: Types of Composition (Narrative, Descriptive, Argumentative and expository)
Literature: Genres of Literature (Definition of the Genres with related texts)
3.                                                                    Speech Work: Vowels/I/ and /i/
Structure: Adverbials (Frequency, Manner, Intensifiers)
Comprehension/Vocabulary Dvpt:
Reading for Supporting Ideas.
Composition: Elements of Composition – Introduction, Body, Conclusion; Stages of Writing.
Literature: Prose (Types of Prose e.g. Narrative, Descriptive, etc)
 
4.                                                                    Speech Work: Vowels /e/ and /ae/
Structure: Tenses 9 Present, Past and Future) Making Sentences with Tenses.
Comprehension/Vocabulary Dvpt:
Writing Skill – Reading to Answer Specific Question I
Composition/Letter Writing – Introduction/Types of Letters (Formal and Informal)    
 
5.                                                                     Speech Work: Vowels /a:/
Structure: Adverbs, Conjunctions and Prepositions
Comprehension/Vocabulary Dvpt:
Writing Skill-Reading to Answer Specific Questions //
Composition: Letter Writing – Format/Features of Letters – Informal Letters
Literature: Folktales – African and Non-African tales
 
6.                                                                    Speech Work: /ב/ and / ב/:
Structure: Tenses – Present (making sentences with the present tenses)
Comprehension/Vocabulary Dvpt:
Writing Skill (more on developing writing skills)
Composition: Letter Writing: Guided Writing – Informal Letters.
Literature: Folktales – Features and Themes of Folktales (didactic, entertainment, magical, etc.)
 
7.                                                                    Speech Work: Consonants – Introduction (examples)
Comprehension/Vocabulary Dvpt.:
Reading Skill: Givingh Specific Answers.
Structure: Tenses: Past Tenses (making sentences with the Past tenses)
Composition: Narrative Ciomposition (Features/Outline Guided Composition)
 
8.                                                                    Speech Work: Consonants /p/ and /b/
Comprehension/Vocabulary Dvpt.:
Writing Skill Giving Specific Answers
Structure: Tenses: Future Tenses (making sentences with the Futre Tenses)
Composition: Descriptive Composition (Features/Outline Guided Composition)
Literature: Introduction to Figures of Speech ( Simile, Metaphor); Recommended Texts.
 
9.                                                                    Speech Work: Consonant /t/ and /d/
Structure: Tenses and Adverbials:
Making sentences with Tenses and Adverbials
Comprehension/Vocabulary Dvpt.:
Reading and Writing Skills Contd.
Composition: More on Narrative and Descriptive Compositions (Arrengement of Ideas in logical sequence; Development of ideas/outline to full)
Literature: Prose: Features of Prose – Plot, Characterization, Style, Setting, Theme;
Reading recommended texts.
 
10.                                                                Revision
11.                                                                Tests/Examinations
12.                                                                Examinations.
       

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