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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
FORM 2
SCHEME OF WORK
2017
FORM 2
ENGLISH LANGUAGE SCHEME OF WORK 2017
JOHOR BAHRU DISTRICT
Week
Themes/
Units
Learning Outcomes
Levels
Language for Interpersonal
Use
People
*Informal Letter*
1-3
1/1 19/1
Unit 1
What People
Do
4-6
22/1 8/2
Unit 2
Villagers
and Their
Livelihood
Literature
Poem - My Hero
Listening &
speaking
Language for
Aesthetic Use
3.1 Listen to, read, view
2.1 b Reading materials
and respond to
such as articles in
literary works by:
print and in electronic e. reciting poems
media
with feelings and
2.2 b Extracting main ideas
expression
and supporting details
2.2 c Following sequence
of ideas
2.2 f Getting the explicit
meaning of the text
2.2 e Using dictionaries
2.3 a Writing recounts
using appropriate
format and
conventions
PBS WRITING
B3, B4
5
27/1-29/1
Educational
Emphasis
Language for
Informational Use
OPS English
(Uniquely You)
Grammar /
Vocabulary
DATELINE
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meet the dateline)
CLASS
B1, B2
3
Week
Themes/
Units
Levels
1
8-10
19/2-9/3
People
Unit 3
Famous
Faces
Literature
*Short Story Cheat!
Listening &
speaking
OPS English
10
5/3-9/3
*FORMATIVE
TEST 1*
3
17/3-25/3
FIRST TERM
BREAK
Language for
Informational Use
2.1 b Reading materials
such as articles in
print and in
electronic media
2.2 b Extracting main
ideas and supporting
details
2.2 c Following sequence
of ideas
2.2 d Getting the explicit
meaning of the text
2.2 f Using dictionaries
2.3 a Writing recounts
using appropriate
format and
conventions
Grammar /
Vocabulary
Language for
Aesthetic Use
3.1 Listen to, read, view
and respond to
literary works by:
e. reciting poems
with feelings and
expression
Simple past
tense
Thinking skills
ICT skills
Values:
Loyalty, Friendship,
Respect for customs
Antonyms
- intelligent, hardworking, Multiple
Intelligences
admire, weak,
agree, good
Preparation for
the Real World
Vocab
2.1 Obtain information for different purposes by: 3.1 Listen to, read, view
a. listening to spoken texts
and respond to
b. Reading materials
literary works by:
such as articles in
a. understanding nd giving
print and in
electronic media
one's opinion of the text
b. recognizing
PBS WRITING
elements in a story
such as characters
B1, B2
and setting
c. explaining the
message the writer
is trying to convey
and discussing how
this relates to one's
life
Educational
Emphasis
Early, educate,
education,
encourage,
every,
examination,
exercise,
excellent, faint,
family, famous,
Fierce
PBS READ
B3, B4
Learning Hoe to
Learn Skills
* refer to HSP
for more words
DATELINE
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CLASS
on topics of interests
c. talking about self,
friends, interests and
feelings, and
understanding when
others talk
PBS ORAL
B3
life
3.2 Express themselves
creatively and
imaginatively by:
c. composing simple stories
Learning Outcomes
Week
22-24
18/6-6/7
Themes/
Units
Health
*Speech/ Article
*
Levels
Language for
Interpersonal Use
Language for
Informational Use
Unit 9
Looking
good, Feeling
Great
Listening &
speaking
OPS English
(Changing
Times)
26-29
16/7-10/8
PBS ORAL
B4
2
Unit 10
Food for
Thought
Unit 11
Fun Ways to
Fitness
PBS ORAL
B5
Literature
*Drama - A
Night Out
26
18/7-20/7
Week
UJIAN
FORMATIVE
2
Themes/
Language for
Aesthetic Use
Grammar /
Vocabulary
Educational
Emphasis
Thinking skills
Preparation for
the Real WorId
Learning How
to Learn Skills
Multiple
intelligences
Knowledge
acquisition
Knowledge
acquisition
PBS WRITING B5
Levels
Learning Outcomes
Grammar
Educational
DATELINE
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CLASS
Units
1
30-32
13/8-30/8
Science and
Technology
*Opinionated
Composition*
Unit 12
Going
Organic
28/8-2/9
#Second Term
Holiday#
33-34
3/9-20/9
Unit 13
Our Green
Heritage
35-37
24/9-12/10
Unit 14
Innovations
in
Technology
1.2 a Participating in
conversations and
discussions
PBS ORAL
B6
Language for
Informational Use
2.1 a Listening to spoken
text such as talks,
speeches, and from
other multimedia
sources
2.1 b Reading materials such
as articles in
print and in
electronic media
2.2 b Extracting main
ideas and supporting
details
2.2 d Getting the explicit
meaning of the text
2.2 f Using dictionaries
2.3 a Writing instructions
using appropriate
format and
conventions
2.2 a Skimming and
scanning for specific
information and
ideas
2.2 e Predicting outcomes
2.3 b Giving instructions,
Describe ng orally
2.3 g Getting meaning of
unfamiliar words by
using word attack
skills
Language for
Aesthetic Use
Emphasis
Conditioning)
Uncountable
nouns
Prepositions of
place
Contextual clues
- I, you, she,
they
Simple present
tense for facts
that are generally
true
Future form using
will
Contextual clues
- These, This,
That, Those
Change nouns to
adjectives
- production to
productive
Suggested Words
East, earth,
evening, field,
fence, flower,
flow, fruit,
garden, gentle,
health
Thinking skills
ICT Skills
Multiple
Intelligences
* Refer to HSP
for more words
DATELINE
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CLASS
Learning Outcomes
Themes/
Units
Week
15-16
15/4-27/4
Social
Issues
*Picture
Composition*
Levels
Unit 6
Gives Space
to Run and
Play
OPS English
(Health Is
Wealth)
2
Unit 7
Time Is Gold
Listening &
speaking
OPS English
(Look Good, Feel
Good)
19-21
14/5-15/6
Unit 8
What Are
Friends For?
Literature
Poem What
is Red?
Listening &
speaking
OPS English
(Food From
Listening &
speaking
17-18
30/4-11/5
Language for
Informational Use
2.2 Process information by:
a. skimming and
scanning for specific
information and
ideas
f. using dictionaries
2.3 Present information
top different
audiences by
a. writing
instructions and
directions
2.1 Obtain information
for different
purposes by:
a. listening to
spoken texts
Grammar /
Vocabulary
Language for
Aesthetic Use
3.1 Listen to, read, view
and respond to
literary works by:
e. reciting poems
with feelings and
expression
Negative
statements
Punctuation
- exclamation
mark
Educational
Emphasis
Thinking skills
ICT skills
Values
gratitude
filial piety
being
Suffix ful
- wonderful, useful, thankful
delightful
being
hardworking
Punctuation
- apostrophe for
Multiple
contractions
intelligences
Article the
Preparation for
the Real World
Suffix less
Knowledge
- careless,
speechless,
Acquisition
seedless, useless
Vocab - List:
* Teachers are
(e.g)
responsible to refer to HSP
obedient
honest
helpful
thankful
loyal
DATELINE
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meet the dateline)
CLASS
Plants)
14/5 18/5
26/5-10/6
*MID YEAR*
EXAMINATION
#MidYear
Holiday#
Week
11-12
19/3-30/3
Themes/
Units
Environment
*Report*
Unit 4
Stop Air
Pollution
Listening &
speaking
OPS English
(Earth In Our
Hands)
Learning Outcomes
Levels
Language for
Interpersonal Use
Language for
Informational Use
2.1 Obtain information
for different
purposes by :
a. listening to
spoken text
2.2 Process information by:
a. skimming and
scanning for specific
information and
ideas
2.3 Present information
to different
audiences by :
b. giving
instructions,
describing and
narrating orally
PBS READ
B5, B6
13-14
2/4-13/4
Unit 5
Flood Woes
Literature
I wonder
Listening &
speaking
OPS English
(Different
Strokes)
(Our Heritage)
Grammar /
Vocabulary
Language for
Aesthetic Use
3.1 Listen to, read, view
and respond to
literary works by :
a. understanding
and telling in one's
own words the story
and poem heard
and or read and
giving one's
opinions of the text
Punctuation
- question mark
Prefix mis-
- misbehave,
miscalculate,
misplace
Prepositions of
direction
Formation of the
plural words
ending with f and
fe
Prefix re
- redesign, reappear,
rebuild
Educational
Emphasis
Thinking skills
Knowledge
acquisition
Preparing for
the real world
Multiple
intelligences
DATELINE
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meet the dateline)
CLASS