Spelling a word correctly is very important. It gives a good impression and it avoids misunderstandings.
Good spellers are skillful at breaking words up into syllables.
Syllables are the individual sound that make up a word.
Examples: play-ful, hos-pi-tal, u-ni-ver-si-ty
Breaking a word into syllables makes it easier. We only deal with one small bit at a time.
For each word give a clap for each syllable. For example, give one clap for each syllable. This means there are two claps for this word: "clap-ping".
Examples: kitchen kit-chen
weekends week-ends
sweetly sweet-ly
window win-dow
shampoo sham-poo
by: Teacher Khadijah
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Jan 5, 2011
Let`s Learn Homophones
Homophones are words that sound the same but are spelt differently and have different meanings.
Example: I found a hair in my soup
Sorry, did you say you found a hare in your soup?
Here are some more homophones:
hear - here horse - hoarse waist - waste won - one
see - sea meat - meet no - know be - bee
son - sun pain - pane pail - pale blue - blew
by: Teacher Khadijah
Example: I found a hair in my soup
Sorry, did you say you found a hare in your soup?
Here are some more homophones:
hear - here horse - hoarse waist - waste won - one
see - sea meat - meet no - know be - bee
son - sun pain - pane pail - pale blue - blew
by: Teacher Khadijah
Let`s Learn Preposition
A preposition links nouns, pronouns and phrases to other words in a sentence. There are three common types of preposition. They are preposition of time, direction and position (place).
Preposition of time
at
Examples: I`ll wait at the cyber cafe
The meeting was at night
They plan to leave at seven o`clock
At night you can see the fireflies
by
Examples: Please be back by seven o`clock
They have to finish their work by Wednesday
during
Examples: They went to the farm during the holidays
They cheered loudly during the games
During recess, they eat in the canteen
They did the experiment during their lesson
for
Examples: He will study in Singapore for four years
My brother studied for three hours this morning
My grandfather stayed in the camp for a year
They trained for two weeks
in
Examples: My mother retired in 2008
The UPSR examination will be in September
They have Physical Education in the morning
My Brother is getting married in a month`s time
on
Examples: They are going camping on Saturday
He celebrated his birthday on 21st April
They are coming home on New Year`s Eve
On what day is Teacher`s Day celebrated?
since
Examples: He has lived here since 1998
They have been living in Melaka since 2000
They have been working on the project since Monday
Preposition of direction
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Preposition of time
at
Examples: I`ll wait at the cyber cafe
The meeting was at night
They plan to leave at seven o`clock
At night you can see the fireflies
by
Examples: Please be back by seven o`clock
They have to finish their work by Wednesday
during
Examples: They went to the farm during the holidays
They cheered loudly during the games
During recess, they eat in the canteen
They did the experiment during their lesson
for
Examples: He will study in Singapore for four years
My brother studied for three hours this morning
My grandfather stayed in the camp for a year
They trained for two weeks
in
Examples: My mother retired in 2008
The UPSR examination will be in September
They have Physical Education in the morning
My Brother is getting married in a month`s time
on
Examples: They are going camping on Saturday
He celebrated his birthday on 21st April
They are coming home on New Year`s Eve
On what day is Teacher`s Day celebrated?
since
Examples: He has lived here since 1998
They have been living in Melaka since 2000
They have been working on the project since Monday
Preposition of direction
- Samad ran to his house
- The cat jumped onto the chair
- He dropped a coin into the glass
- The cat ran down the stairs
- They drove towards the lake
- The dog escaped through a hole in the fence
- The boys leaped over the hurdles
- The couple jogged along the river
- Abu walked across the field
- The Boy Scouts walked past the flag pole
- They dance around the campfire
- Selva climbed up the tree
- The picture is above the piano
- Ali`s house is across the street
- The ladder is against the wall
- The storeroom is at the corner
- Adlin is standing between the cars
- The shoes are under the cupboard
- The coffe table is below the fan
- The vase is by the door
- The flowers are in the vase
- They are inside the hall
- The tree is behind the house
- The mosque is opposite the stadium
Let`s Learn Some Common Social Expression
To Greet Responses
Good Morning, Mr Lee. Good morning, Ruby.
Hello, Mr Lee. Hello, Ruby.
Hi, Razif. Hi, Cheng.
Good afternoon, boys Good afternoon, Teacher
To Say Farewell Responses
Goodbye, Jill. Goodbye, Chandra.
Have a good flight, Auntie. Thank You, Susie.
Bye, Chong. Have a safe trip. Thanks, Jefri.
To Introduce Responses
Hello, I`m John. Hi, I`m Ricky. Nice to meet you.
Hi, Jill. Meet my sister, Lily. Hi, Lily. I`m Jill
To Congratulate Responses
Congratulations! Keep it up. Thank You.
Well done, Julie! Thanks, Dad.
To Apologize Responses
I am very sorry about this. That`s all right.
I apologize for my mistake. Don`t do it again.
To Give An Order Responses
Pass up your books now. Yes, Puan Siti.
Keep Quiet in the library. All right.
Do not walk on the grass. Ok.
By: Teacher Khadijah
Good Morning, Mr Lee. Good morning, Ruby.
Hello, Mr Lee. Hello, Ruby.
Hi, Razif. Hi, Cheng.
Good afternoon, boys Good afternoon, Teacher
To Say Farewell Responses
Goodbye, Jill. Goodbye, Chandra.
Have a good flight, Auntie. Thank You, Susie.
Bye, Chong. Have a safe trip. Thanks, Jefri.
To Introduce Responses
Hello, I`m John. Hi, I`m Ricky. Nice to meet you.
Hi, Jill. Meet my sister, Lily. Hi, Lily. I`m Jill
To Congratulate Responses
Congratulations! Keep it up. Thank You.
Well done, Julie! Thanks, Dad.
To Apologize Responses
I am very sorry about this. That`s all right.
I apologize for my mistake. Don`t do it again.
To Give An Order Responses
Pass up your books now. Yes, Puan Siti.
Keep Quiet in the library. All right.
Do not walk on the grass. Ok.
By: Teacher Khadijah
Jan 4, 2011
ADD more VOCABULARY!
Parts of body
Parts of face
PRACTICE
Lets try to label parts of body.
Then check your answer.
Good Luck
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TEST your LISTENING skills
Listen the song carefully and click the correct answer based on the songs .
Click the answer through the video appear.
Good luck! and your score are been counted.
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Now, List 5 of your future occupations and why you want to be part of them?
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