To be held on Day 4 of each cycle Frequency (per year) – 16 times 4 times before Assessment 1 (Best 3 dictations for formative assessment) 5 times before Assessment 2 (Best 4 dictations for formative assessment) 7 times before Assessment 3 (Best 6 dictations for formative assessment)
Formative Assessment Summative Assessment Overall Weighting A1A2A3A1A2A3 GE % Speaking50% 10% Listening & Dictation 50% 10%
Textbook Phonics Theme-based vocabulary (e.g. colour words, number words, etc.) High frequency words e.g. 29/9 Dict PLE P.2-3, phonics (b, p), number (1-10), HFW (1-6)
Types of sections in dictation: Listening Fill in the blanks Phonics High Frequency Words
Examples: Colour Number Circle Underline Multiple choice type questions Samples Samples
Texts to be constructed by teachers in every other dictation Step-by-step progress from words to sentences/paragraphs before Assessment 1 Samples Samples
1. a 2. in 3. he 4. am 5. the 6. big 7. an 8. at 9. it 10. I 11. is 12. and 13. one 14. look 15. have 16. to 17. you 18. she 19. we 20. are 21. six 22. my 23. two 24. see 25. boy 26. read 27. no 28. girl 29. this 30. up 31. play 32. yes 33. run 34. what 35. little 36. hot 37. put 38. on 39. not 40. has 41. three 42. brother 43. four 44. sister 45. walk 46. they 47. black 48. white 49. by 50. brown 51. yellow 52. ten 53. nine 54. five 55. six 56. seven 57. eight 58. red 59. blue 60. green Samples
P.15
Keys to Success in Learning English interested in learning English more exposure to English
Pen and pencil replaced by chalk, multi-coloured pens, scrabble tiles, pipecleaners, etc.
To name a few, Hangman Bingo Wordsearch Jumbled words Dominoes
Answers: thin play plan then stop open stay than
Dominoes
Dominoes
Answer: shirt
Answers: it is hi his sit its sir hit this hits stir shirt
Look Say Spell Cover Write Check cat c-a-t cat
b/lookcover/lookcover.html b/lookcover/lookcover.html
letter-sound relationship e.g. -ar
k/index/load.htm?f k/index/load.htm?f
ex.html ex.html
Break words up into syllables ◦ hip-po ◦ pen-cil ◦ pa-per
e.g. - One clap for each syllable - Tap your desk
family (Father and mother, I love you!) bed (The word ‘bed’ looks like a bed.) weather (we-at-her) together (to-get-her) Words in a word (pink: in, pin, ink)
“ sun” and “son” What is your name? My name is May.
Theme-based learning e.g. animals, food, etc Help your child relate the words to pictures
PLE Audio CD Elect self-learning platform
Online pronunciation ials/P1%20High%20Frequency%20Words%20.htm ials/P1%20High%20Frequency%20Words%20.htm
Make a revision plan Revise regularly Good revision habits
edu/information%20booklet%20on%20dictation.pdf
Reading is the key to success.
Thank you!