u [email protected] En deuxième année d'anglais : A son entrée en deuxième année d’anglais, l’élève a déjà été exposé à la langue anglaise en termes d’interaction orale. Il a appris à identifie le système phonologique, grammatical et lexical de la langue. Il a appris à interpréter et à produire des messages verbaux et non verbaux très simple. Il a acquis des méthodes de travail personnelles et de groupe (partages, négociation…) Il a développé des stratégies pour faire face à des situations problèmes. Il a également été sensibilisé à la dimension culturelle dans l’apprentissage de l’anglais. Source « Programme de langue anglaise document p 44 » [email protected] Slimming of the syllabus June 2008 1. The Learning Objectives of ( File 6 <Inventions & Discoveries>= Talking about past events , Talking about inventions & discoveries and describing biographies) of MS1 level will be Adapted with (File 1 < A person’s profile > of MS2 level) 2. The Learning Objectives of (File 3 –Food) will be adapted with {File3 <Health> of MS 2 level} So: There is no File 5 <Food> In the MS 1 level. 3. No « Stress & rising and falling tone » taught in the MS1 level the pronunciation deals with recognition and discrimination between sounds. [email protected] Bloom’s taxonomy The Competency-Based Approach is a cognitive approach. It is indeed indebted to Bloom’s taxonomy (Cf. Bloom, B. et al , Taxonomy of Educational Objectives vol 1 ‘The Cognitive Domain’ and vol 2, ‘The Affective Domain’, New York: Mckay, New York, 1964) . Bloom has claimed that all educational objectives can be classified as “cognitive” (to do with information and “affective” (to do with attitudes, values and emotions) or “psychomotor” (to do with bodily movements, such as setting up some apparatus). He has said that cognitive objectives form a hierarchy by which the learner must achieve lower order objectives before s/he can achieve higher ones. (see Table 1 below). Knowledge 1 Learner recalls knowledge Comprehension 2 Learner analyses information by separating information into Application 3 Learner applies knowledge to new situations Analysis 4 parts for better understanding Synthesis 5 Learner builds new knowledge from diverse elements Evaluation 6 Learner sets a value on the new information (Table 1 Adpated version of Bloom’s Taxonomy) Bloom’s hierarchical model of cognitive thinking is illustrated in the importance that the Competency-Based Approach in the Middle School Syllabus accords to the mobilisation of knowledge and skills, their gradual integration at higher levels (from level 1 to 6 in the table above), their application to new situations of learning or use, the generation of new knowledge and skills and finally the evaluation of the process and product of thinking. This is the ideal route to the acquisition of competency called a savoir-agir in the syllabus. For instance, a learner will need to know a principle before s/he can understand it. S/he must understand it before s/he can apply it. S/he should be able to cut it into smaller fragments and relate it to other principles (analysis) before s/he can summarise it and draw conclusions, and thus evaluate it. Source” Programme D’anglais MS1 level” Term Month & File weeks Competency targeted Learning objectives Frame work ( PPU & PDP) Grammar septem Term septem Week 4 october Week 1 october Week 2 Firs october Week 3 october Week 4 File one "1"(Adapted with File 6-Inventions & discoveries-of MS1 level) "A Person's Profile" Week 3 Interact Interpret Produce Assessment & Revision (1 week) PPU Speaking S.present tense continuous + + adverbs of frequency Resources Lexis Vocabulary related to daily life,sport, animals and enivironmnt PDP writing Interact Interpret Produce -Sequence one: (Page 8 – page 11) Describing a person's physical appearance Interact Describing Daily Interpret life activities. Produce Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce -PDP listening lesson PPU Speaking + grammar & Pronunciatio ( PIASP) Lessons Describing a person's physical -PDP appearance(Integra Writing lesson ted situation) - Sequence Two File 6 <MS1 Level>: -PDP listening Narrating past lesson +PIASP events Simple past tense Interact Interpret Talk Produce a biography Sequence Three Page 16 –page 19 Interact Interpret Talking about Produce one’s biography- inquiring about jobs & releases -PDP listening +PIASP Simple past te(irregular verbs) + Integrated Situation Simple present tense ( to be – to have) Simple present tense + adverbs of frequency Simple present tense ( to be – to have) Simple past tense ( regular verbs ) SSimple past tense ( regular -Simple past ( verbs + Irregular verbs) iregul+ regular verbs+ ago Pronunciation Learn about culture Sounds - /i/ - / i:/ - een –en - j – g –s=z - sh- ch –th – the - n+k/n+g - final ‘s » Vocabulary related to biographies & caries - Final “s’ pronuncia tions Today we are living the age of technologies and discoveries {TV – computer- internet – medicine- space discoveries and explorations} knowledge understand apply analyze evaluate synthesise -Verb+ “ed” pronuncia tion /t//d/-/i/ Knowledge & Application Choose one S of your best personality you like ,and make "his /her " profile. You need: a large sheet of paper. photos / illustrations S outs… /drawings /cut songs / paintings / books … a dictionary / magazines / Internet materials… Make a short biography of your famous person , stick a photo or drawing of him or her S , and what has "he" or "she" done , on the large sheet. Your famous person's profile is ready stick it on the wall of your classroom and discuss your friends sheets. Entry Profile of MS2 level learners Describe someone’s appearance Knowledge & Application Describe one’s physical appearance Knowledge & Comprehension & Application Knowledge & Comprehension & Application Talk about one’s daily life activities Talk about action events using regular verbs SWBAT : Make researches ,discover and explore SWBAT physical Vocabulary related to physical appearance Vocabulary related to regular past actions Bloom’s Taxonomy in this file A famousS person's profile Vocabulary related to physical appearance vocabulary related to daily life activities Module of integration (project) Knowledge & Comprehensio n& Application Evaluation+ Describe one’s biography Resources Term Month & File nove m wee k1 nove m week 2 Sequence One (page28page31): Interact Interpret Produce Games" october Wee k 4 nove m wee k1 "Language Term weeks Framework PDP reading PPU speaking can /can't ability PDP Describing Games. listening +PIASP “the& th” Describing Dictionary Expressing possibility, ability and inability Interact Interpret Produce news Expressing permission and making requests Talking about language games in the past Expressing past ability Lexis PDP listening PPU speaking PDP reading PDP reading reminder ( can-thosethese ) "Could" permission could "request" Present perfect “Could “Ability -Vocabulary related to news and papers Interact Interpret Produce Two different sounds of «y» /i/ many-early Locating historic Listening places Asking and showing the way PPU Speaking lipper uzzle onopoly - Vocabulary related to language games -VOcabulary related to past abilities /ei/ they – may /ai/ try – sky /j/ you Sequence 3 ( page 36 – page 39) PDP Interact Interpret Produce Pronunciati on Learn about culture Sounds - Vocabulary The origin of related to games "the" thisbrother the "th" = thin - vocabulry crosswords - nothing related to words and vocabulary - Vocabulary hess related to ability and inability & possibiltis ideo games "2" Interact Interpret Produce Reporting a piece of Grammar simple present tense simple present tense "can" possibility adjectives Sequence Two (page32page34) Interact Interpret Produce File First Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce nove m week 3 3 Competency Learning objectives targeted – yes -Vocabulary Prepositions related to twons,cities. ”could” permission + - Vocabulary prepostions related to places of place and showing the way Identify Compare riss Cross Scrabble Module of integration (project) Bloom’s taxonomy in this file Language Game Booklet Remember You are playing a language game with your friend " crosswords-puzzlescrabble" then your friend asked you : What is the origin of those Games? So your friend's question challenged you to make a research work on one of those games. Once you have gathered information- pictures Write small definitions about those games and stick in front each of them pictures ; You will make a small booklet on "Language Games" Read your booklet to your friends and discuss the subject with you colleagues. Put your booklet in the library to be a useful resource for your next school pupils. SWBAT : Make researches ,discover and explore Apply Create SWBAT - Talk about language games - Use a dictionary - Express ability, inabilty & possibility using the model “can” Remember - Report a piece of news Apply Create - Ask for permissions - Make requests Remember - Talk about of the well know language games Remember & Apply - Talk about Remember Apply Create past abilities - Locate amenities - Locate famous places - Ask and show they way Term Month & week FIle Competen cy targeted January Interact Interpret Produce Week 2 January Second Week 3 January Week 4 File 3 “ Health “ Term January < Adapted with File 5 ( MS1) > Week 1 Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce Learning Objectives Sequence One (Page50-Page 54) : Inquiring about someone’s health Inquiring about one’s health + expressing Obligation Frame Work (PPU & PDP) Grammar PDP Listening + PIASP <models:mu st –should> PDP reading Have got should 'advice' must obligation Sequence Two ( page 55page 59): PPU Advising “Fitness” Describing someone’s behavior &Narrating Asking and giving advice & Questioning Narrate Sequence Three (Adapting File 5 “Food”<MS1 level>(page60 –page63) must Speaking + ( +Adverbs of PIASP vowel frequentcy Adverbs sound formation PPU S past Speaking Adverbs PPU Speaking model should PDP reading Simple past +adverbs Speaking Describing Vitamins Lexis Vocabulary Related to health and illnesses Pronunciation Learn about culture - Sounds : A bee sting Vocabulary Related to health -Vocabulary related to sports- daily activities and leisure times Headaches “ sh- ch – ch=k” Colds Hiccups Burns -Vocabulary related to sports & fitness -Vocabulary related to street accidents Grand mothers remedies Beauty Colours and Vowel Sounds: /i/ - /i:/ /ai/ health Orange Indigo Naming food, Saying PPU quantities, Instructing, Speaking Talking about aliments PPU Advising Describing healthy food Resources Some/AnyHow much/ How many+ countable & Uncountable nouns Passive form PDP reading -Vocabulary related to food and medicinal plans -Vocabulary related to healthy food Purple Green Blue Yellow Module Of Integration A poster with recommendations about health. / A health Guide Bloom’s Taxonomy in this file -Inquire -Comprehension about - Apply someone’s health o School year started and you began your first séance of "physical education" so you -Knowledge noticed that you cannot run and move quickly, you feel heavy and -Apply uncomfortable . - Evaluation o You are getting weigh , so you decided to react to the situation. - Analyze o This situation is the result of, no sports activities, bad eating habits, drugs …. -Synthesize o Try to make a poster with -Apply recommendations about health or a sort of health guide. -Knowledge choose your partners and form your group , divide the -Knowledge tasks. Make lists of the problems resulting of unhealthy food , no -Comprehend sports activities and addiction to -Apply grugs. collect photos , pictures and -Knowledge drawings showing those problems Ask your local area doctor about the problems and what to -Comprehend do to resolve them stick the photos , define the problems , give recommendations about good habits food , sports -Analyze & .so by the end you have a health Synthesize guide. Present your guide to your classmates discuss the problems , then ask the administration to -Knowledge stick the poster in your school. SWBAT : Discriminate between healthy and unhealthy eating habits and exercise to keep SWBAT -Knowledge -Analyze -Evaluate - Ask for& give advice -Discriminate between sounds (shch-ch=k) - Express Obligation - Talk about someone’s behavior - Narrate - Ask and give advice - Question -Name food -Say quantities. -Instruct -Talk about aliments -Discriminate between countable and uncountable nouns -Talk about healthy food -Describe between healthy and unhealthy food Term Month & week FIle Interact Interpret Produce "CARTOONS " Term Februa Week 1 Februar Week 2 {winter holidays 2) Competen cy targeted Februar Week 3 Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce March Week 1 March Week 2 March Week 3 Sequence One (Page74-Page 77) : Making invitations Making Formal & informal invitations Accepting and refusing invitations Sequence Two ( page 78page 82): planning Immediate actions Expressing Future intentions PPU Speaking PPU Speaking PPU Speaking PDP Listening PDP reading Module Of Integration Lexis Vocabulary Related to daily life routine Model “Would » Vocabulary Related to daily life routine Would you like …. ? Do you +like ? Pronunciation Learn about culture Sounds : Vocabulary Related to 4 daily life routine -Vocabulary « going to related to form »<intent future ion & future events Sequence Three page83 – page87) Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce Expressing Choice Inquiring about price PPU Remembering Interact Interpret Produce PPU Speaking Which “one/ones” past/”must Speaking obligation/ futur PDP reading Which “one/ones -Vocabulary related to objects and choice -Vocabulary related to object & price -Vocabulary Related to past events Grand mothers about "c= k" = cartoons cake, picture, music Yellow kid "c= s" Zig et puce juice, accept, sentence Tintin word syllables Lucky luke Superman Bouzid First Asterix syllable Second syllable Third syllable words s SWBAT Making a strip cartoon. remedies "j" In your school , local area jobyou see many mortal problems Algeria "C" for which affects the youths like "g" smoking , drugs ,violence , bad Olga – cartoon/comi school results….. give You feel you can contribute to arise those problems to let people More Vocabulary Related to daily life routine Yes/ No..Would Future with "going to" Bloom’s Taxonomy in this file Resources Frame Work (PPU & PDP) Grammar plans File Four "4" Second Februar Week 4 Learning Objectives Synthesize Apply -Make -Knowledge - Analyze -Discriminate between formal & Informal invitations (pupils) be aware of them . You decided to make "a strip cartoon" , the best thing to let people read, laugh and discuss - Evaluation the problem your are talking about for example "smoking" Collect or draw funny pictures about the situation -Apply exposing the problem, the cause and the results of such problem (you may ask your art teacher for help) Propose solutions through -Know & cartoon pictures to solve and help Comprehend people who are facing this problem. Your strip cartoon is ready , stick it in your classroom , comprehend discuss the problem with your friends and your teacher. Give your work to your teacher in order to stick it in -Evaluate your school. SWBAT : Promote the children's common sense (send a message through cartoons to face some of the daily society problems -knowledge invitations - Accept & refuse invitations. -Plan Immediate actions. - Express Future Intentions - Express choice -Inquire about price -Remember past events - S= Student W = will B= be A = able T= to / 2- Bloom’s taxonomy = Remembering: Retrieving, recognizing, and recalling relevant knowledge from long-term memory.Understanding: Constructing meaning from oral, written, and graphic messages through interpreting, exemplifying, classifying, summarizing, inferring, comparing, and explaining.Applying: Carrying out or using a procedure through executing, or implementing.Analyzing: Breaking material into constituent parts, determining how the parts relate to one another and to an overall structure or purpose through differentiating, organizing, and attributing.Evaluating: Making judgments based on criteria and standards through checking and critiquing.Creating: Putting elements together to form a coherent or functional whole; reorganizing elements into a new pattern or structure through generating, planning, or producing. N.B: 1- SWBAT = Term Month & week FIle Interact Interpret Produce April Week 1 Interact Interpret Produce April Week 4 "THEATRE" Term April Week 2 April Week 3 May Week One Third May Week 3 May Week 4 June Week Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce Learning Objectives Frame Work (PPU & PDP) Grammar Sequence One (Page96-Page 100) : Listen and speak: Asking and showing the way Asking about distance Asking about period of time Go forward: Acting a play Making a questionnaire Sequence Two ( page 101- page 104): Listen and speak : Making plans Expressing likes and dislikes . Go forward : - Narrating - File Five "5" May Week 2 Competen cy targeted Interact Interpret Produce Discover the language: Expressing likes and dislikes Elaborating a questionnaire Interviewing Sequence Three page105 – Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce Interact Interpret Produce Narrating Discover the language: - Inquiring about past events Lexis Pronunciation Learn about culture Vocabulary Sounds : Learn about Related to culture "i" buy showing the PPU Speaking PPU Speaking PDP reading PPU Speaking Simple way present+ Vocabulary how far /how long?" Related to time & distance Vocabulary Related to plays ‘Whqqs words” -Vocabulary Related to daily life routine "a" PPU Speaking Would/do you like? PDP reading Simple past PPU Speaking PPU Speaking , crying , describe "a" obey , fail ,same , explain S present+ continuous Would/do you like page109) Listen and speak : Reporting past events Inquiring about past events Go forward Resources present PDP Listening perfect PDP reading Simple past PPU Speaking present perfect+irreg ular verbs Theatrical genres Comedy and farce place , Jane , Light comedy they, paint Drama -Vocabulary related to "oy –oi" future boy ,destroy , events exploit -Vocabulary related to past events -Vocabulary related to likes& dislikes First syllable -Vocabulary Related to past events Third syllable Vocabulary Related to past events Vocabulary Related to past events *Tragedy Second syllable Kabuki Some records Module Of Integration Write a short play Your school is going to organize a party on the 16th of April " the Day of Science" in Algeria. You and your friends decided to participate in this occasion . Your participation will be with a short play. In your play you want to arise one of the problems that faces the youths in present time or you may talk about the meaning of the "16th of April" and what does represent for our country. Form your group . Write the script and give it to your teacher to correct it . Choose your costumes , repeat your rehearsals. Get ready to present your play on the planned day. words SWBAT : Celebrate one of the most important event of the nation (nationalism Bloom’s Taxonomy in this file SWBAT Comprehend - -Ask for & Apply show the way -Comprehend -Ask about - Apply distance& -Analyze period - Synthesize - act a paly. -Knowledge -Apply -Make a questionnaire -Know & Apply - Make future plans -Synthesize - Express -Comprehend likes and -Apply dislkies -knowledge -Narrate -Knowledge -Interview -Report past Comprehend events -Knowledge -Inquire past event En deuxième année d'anglais : En deuxième année l’élève sera amené a consolider et développer les pré-requis linguistiques, méthodologiques et culturelles acquis en 1ére année moyenne. L’enseignement de l’anglais à pour but de permettre à l’élève sortant de la 2éme AM : - D’interagir dans des situations réelles de la vie scolaire en utilisant un anglais plus élaboré. - De s’exprimer oralement et par écrit dans une langue correcte plus élaborée. - De poursuivre son apprentissage de la langue dans le niveau scolaire suivant. Ainsi au terme de la deuxième année, l’élève pourra exploiter, interpréter des documents authentiques simples, produire des messages oraux et écrits plus complexes et tenir une conversation simple dans un anglais correct plus élaboré. Source « Programme de langue anglaise document p 44 » [email protected]
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