This document outlines the English language content covered in each grade from 1st to 5th grade at the secondary level of "Santa Teresa de la Inmaculada". It includes the grammar structures, tenses, vocabulary, and language functions covered in each grade with a focus on topics such as greetings, classroom language, family, descriptions, daily routines, past experiences, and future plans. The progression of content moves from present tenses in early grades to more advanced tenses, structures and language by 5th grade.
This document outlines the English language content covered in each grade from 1st to 5th grade at the secondary level of "Santa Teresa de la Inmaculada". It includes the grammar structures, tenses, vocabulary, and language functions covered in each grade with a focus on topics such as greetings, classroom language, family, descriptions, daily routines, past experiences, and future plans. The progression of content moves from present tenses in early grades to more advanced tenses, structures and language by 5th grade.
This document outlines the English language content covered in each grade from 1st to 5th grade at the secondary level of "Santa Teresa de la Inmaculada". It includes the grammar structures, tenses, vocabulary, and language functions covered in each grade with a focus on topics such as greetings, classroom language, family, descriptions, daily routines, past experiences, and future plans. The progression of content moves from present tenses in early grades to more advanced tenses, structures and language by 5th grade.
This document outlines the English language content covered in each grade from 1st to 5th grade at the secondary level of "Santa Teresa de la Inmaculada". It includes the grammar structures, tenses, vocabulary, and language functions covered in each grade with a focus on topics such as greetings, classroom language, family, descriptions, daily routines, past experiences, and future plans. The progression of content moves from present tenses in early grades to more advanced tenses, structures and language by 5th grade.
CONTENIDOS DE INGLÉS DE PRIMERO A QUINTO DEL NIVEL DE SECUNDARIA
CICLO VI CICLO VII
1er Grado 2 do Grado 3er Grado 4 to Grado 5 to Grado Greeting and Present simple Present simple Simple present Simple past Introductions: Formal e Present continous Past simple Frequency adverbs Present continuous Informal. Past simple Past continuous Present continuous Past continuous Verbo to Be: Interrogative Prepositios of time Subordinating Past simple Present perfect and affirmative form. and place- in, on, at conjunctions: when, Present perfect Reported speech- Question words: Modals can, could while, so, as, because Used to range of tenses What/where/how/whow should, have to Past participle verbs- Second conditional Perfect modals- whose/ how many/ how Connectors and, or, regular and irregular Phrasal verbs should, might, may, much/ what time/how so, because Comparative and Logical relationships could often/. Future with going to superlative adjectives Present simple passive Second conditional Alphabet Adverb clauses if tune Future with Will Questions tags and Third Jobs, after, before, as soon Going to Modals, must, Transportation professions(occupations). as, when Adverbs -ever, twice, can(deduction) Types of vacacions Personal pronouns - Zero conditional once, already, yet, just, might,may,(possibility) Future forms Subject Would like to too, enough, so such must, haveto (obligation) Articles Countries, nationalities Want to Prepositions – for, Articles a/an and the Structure and languages Like + ing since Past continuous very/to/enough Cardinal numbers (0 – Future with Will Plurals Reflexive pronouns Comparisons 100) First conditional Prefixes Adverbs of frequency Plurals Indifinite Articles(a / an) Much How much, how many, Adverbs of manners Uncountable nouns Possessive adjectives and Many a loto f First conditional Adjectives order nouns. A lot of Some, any Second conditional Infinitives gerunds Imperative: affirmative Some and any Possesive adjective Problemas y soluciones Reflexive pronouns and negative form Modals Possesive adjective Productos fabricados So do I / Neither do I (instructions about the May and must Possesive pronouns Talking about imaginary Neither / either classroom). Imperative Logical relationships situations. Discussing about Expressions about the Negative Transport Inventions manners, books, classroom. Comparatives Sports Predicction corporal language, Vocabulary about Future posibilities, Entertaining Express deduction, invents, skills for classroom and personal obligations Discuss about the Possibility Works, natural objects. Technology coustoms , habits, Obligation disasters and Verb have Places news, trips and Needs emergencies. Vocabulary about Accidents experiences. Sequence events Report an relationships and family. Express Feelings Describe historic Share personal interests. emergency. Possessive case (´s) Describe obligations. events, vehicle Express regret Physical and personality Describe events and accidents. Report news. description: Verb to be news. Interchange of Logical relationships +like Ask and give advices personal information Conectors “and”- “but” - Suggest and Plann an “or” activity. Vocabulary: adjectives for Express cause and describing physical and effect personality appearance. Logical relationships Prepositions of place. Discuss about Regular and irregular preferences plural nouns. Describe and Vocabulary about parts recommend films. and objects of the house. Instructions to go to Adjectives to describe. any place. Demostrative adjectives. Definite article (the) Places and buildings. Prepositions There is / are (affirmative, interrogative, negative form) Dates with ordinal numbers. Verbo to be + adjetives about clime Seasons Months of the year Days of the week Abilities: Modal CAN afirmative, negative e interrogative forms Vocabulary to describe abilities Adverbs of manner Ask of help Verb to be + like (Clime) Vocabulary to speak entertaining activities. Simple present Present continous Auxiliares: do / does Verbs: I like + ing, I dislike/ hate + ing, I prefer + ing, I love + ing, I really like/dislike…… I like + noun Personal and object pronouns (direct – indirect) Vocabulary para hablar de actividades recreativas. Auxiliares: do / does Verbos: I like + ing, I dislike/ hate + ing, I prefer + ing, I love + ing, I really like/dislike…… I like + sustantivo Personal and object pronuns as direct and indirect complement Present continuous (afirmative, negative, interrogative) Questions with verbo to be + ing. Adverbial Expresions Contrast simple present with continuous present. Adverbial Phrases Simple Present in afirmative, negative, interrogative forms Vocabulary: verbs related with the daily life. The time Frecuency Adverbs. Conectores: and, after that, but, because, before that, or, then. Contables and uncontables nouns: food and drinks A / an / some / any How much/ how many Have + meal / food. Expresions: can I have…? I’ll have… would you like…? I’d like…How much is it? Here you are. Past activities Description of job, school. Identify geographic accidents. Buy food