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Topics and Key VocabularySchool Objects:scissors, markers, shelves,books, box, ball, hoops,jungle gymCommunication ObjectivesIdentify and name school itemsUnderstand basic commandsGreet someoneIdentify location of objectsIntroduce oneselfUNIT 1Greetings:helloColors:pink, red, blueNumbers:one, two, threeDemonstrative Pronouns:this, theseAction Verbs:play, stand up, close (youreyes/mouth), open (your eyes/mouth), run, stop, point,say, listen, climb, cut out,look, paste, do, trace, count,match, draw, clean up, work,switch, color, write, paint,respect, find, wiggle, live,move, eat, walk, watch, put,sing, make, stickNature and Science Words:snail, trailTarget Language and StructuresWhat is this? It is a junglegym.What are these? They arehoops.Hello. My name is Kayla.Hi. My name is Tony.Understand prepositions: in, onUnderstand adverbs: inside,outsideContent ConnectionsMath:Identify and trace numbers:1, 2, 3Count to 3Nature and Science:Observe how snails moveMusic:Sing and act out songsMove to musicLanguage Arts:Say and act out chantsArt:Make a snailT1AOverviewM01 Big Fun Teachers Book Level 2 Global 55705.indd 166/19/18 11:01 AM

Reading and Writing ReadinessAmazing and ProjectPractice motor skillsIdentify how snails movePractice visual discriminationProject: Make a SnailLittle BookDraw and ColorUNIT 1Home-School ConnectionTake home the Little BookTake home Show TimedrawingsCompetency-based EducationSing songs and say chants athomeTalk about school items athomeCompetency work within the following formative areas:Discovering Our World:Observe living creatures in nature;Amazing page, p. T12Personal and Social Development:Understand the external rules andconventions that regulate one’sconduct in different settings; Valuespage, p. T11ValuesRespecting the teacher and listeningUNIT 1OverviewM01 Big Fun Teachers Book Level 2 Global 55705.indd 17T1B6/19/18 11:01 AM

Unit OpenerObjectives ToToToTopredict unit topicidentify and name school itemsintroduce oneselfunderstand and follow simple commandsVocabularypuppet, crayons, table, chair, scissors, paper,balls, hula hoop, marker, play, stand up, jump,open (your eyes), close (your eyes), run, stopLanguageThis is (a hula hoop).What are these? They are (balls).Find the balls!What’s your name? My name is (Anna).This is the (principal). (Her) name is (Ms. Gomez).MaterialsClass Audio CD, Jumpy Cricket puppet, scissors,markers, shelves, books, box, ball, hoops, andjungle gym Picture Cards, soft ball, hula hoopBEFORE PAGE 1Sing the “Hello Song”A3 Play the audio. Sing along with JumpyCricket. Encourage children to listen. HaveJumpy Cricket greet each child.Actions GameHave Jumpy Cricket say the followingcommands and have children do the actions:Let’s play! Stand up! Jump three times! Open(your eyes)! Close (your eyes)! Shake (your head)!Run! Stop!T1Have Big Fun Talking!Have Jumpy Cricket model the conversation:A: What’s your name?B: My name is Jumpy Cricket. What’s yourname?A: My name is (Mrs. Rogers).Do the Find It! ActivityPoint out Jumpy Cricket and say: Look!Jumpy Cricket is playing with balls. Read thesentence aloud: Find the balls! Have childrenlook for balls in the unit. (Balls can be found onpages 1, 3, 4, 12, and Little Book p. 2.)AFTER PAGE 1Invite pairs to come up. Say the lines and havechildren repeat them after you. Have children usetheir names in the conversation.DURING PAGE 1A5,A71 Look and predict. Listen.Predict TogetherAttach the scissors, markers, shelves, books,box, ball, hoops, and jungle gym Picture Cardsto the board. Point to them and say: Look, wecan find all these things in our Pause andencourage children to say: school! Children mayuse their native language if necessary. Next,display page 1. Point to the scissors in thebox and say: These are scissors. Have childrenrepeat scissors. Repeat with paper and balls.Then, point to the boy holding a marker. Say:This is a marker. Point to the girl with the hulahoop. Say: This is a hoop. Have children repeatmarker and hoop. Next, ask: What else canwe find at school? Point to different classroomobjects and elicit their names: puppet, crayons,etc. Then, play Audio A5. Have children listen.Encourage them to mime the actions with you.At the end of the song, fill in the missing word:Fun with (school)!Next, play the Target Song “My School” (A7).Use Jumpy Cricket to model the questions andanswers. Point to the Picture Cards on the boardas the items are mentioned. Have children listenand look attentively.Check PredictionsFlip through the pages, point to differentpictures, and ask: Can we find this at school?Encourage children to answer Yes or No.Ball GameAsk volunteers to hold up a hula hoop.Have children line up. The first child throws theball through the hoop. Continue until all childrenhave participated.Sing the “Good-bye Song”A6 Play the audio. Have children listen andwave good-bye to you and their classmates.PortfolioGather letter-sized or smaller studentwork throughout the year for Level 2Portfolios. Use the Stickers envelope as thePortfolio. Attach one “Portfolio” Sticker to eachenvelope and write the child’s name on it. Add tothe Portfolio work that children feel good aboutand that shows their progress.See Workbook page 1.EXTRA ACTIVITYSchool TourTake children on a tour of the school andintroduce them to the people who work there.Say: This is the (principal). (Her) name is (Ms.Gomez). Ask children to greet each person:Hello, (Ms. Gomez).My SchoolM01 Big Fun Teachers Book Level 2 Global 55705.indd 186/19/18 11:01 AM

1A5&AMY SCHOOL71 Look and predict. Listen.Find the balls!UNIT 1Unit Preview; FIND IT in the unit: ballsM01BigBigFunTeachers2 1 Global65711.indd116/19/186/19/1811:018:58AMAM

A 8–92 Listen and say. Find and match.What are these?scissorsmarkersshelvesThey are scissors.books2Vocabulary Presentation: scissors, markers, shelves, booksLanguage Presentation: What are these? They are (scissors). Review: What is this? It is (a book).M01BigBigFunTeachers2 1 Global65711.indd26/19/186/19/1811:018:58AMAM

VocabularyObjectives To identify school items To repeat names of school items To understand and follow simple commandsVocabularyscissors, markers, shelves, books, look, point,say, run, touch, stop, listenLanguageWhat are these? They are (scissors).MaterialsClass Audio CD, scissors, markers, shelves,books, box, ball, hoops, and jungle gym PictureCards, Jumpy Cricket puppet, pencils, beanbagBEFORE PAGE 2Vocabulary PresentationDisplay the scissors, markers, shelves, and booksPicture Cards. Hold up each card as you saythe word. Say the word again and have JumpyCricket repeat after you. Encourage children torepeat the words after Jumpy Cricket.Look, Point, and SayAttach the scissors, markers, shelves, and booksPicture Cards to the board at children’s eye level.Invite a child to come up. Say: Markers. Have thechild point to the corresponding card. Then, say:Look for markers. Encourage the child to walkaround the room and look for markers. Have himor her point to the markers when he or she findsthem and say the word: Markers. Repeat withscissors, shelves, and books and other children.Target Song “My School”A7 Play the Target Song “My School.” Displayall Unit 1 Picture Cards around the room. UseJumpy Cricket to model the questions andanswers in the song. He sings the children’s part.Walk around the room and have Jumpy Cricketpoint to the school items as they are mentionedin the song. Have children listen and lookattentively.A4 Play the audio and say the chant for2 Listen and say. Find and match.Play Audio A8. Point to the photos ofthe vocabulary items, say the words, and havechildren repeat. Underline each word with yourfinger as you name each item. Next, invitechildren to find the scissors, markers, shelves,and books in the scene. Then, show them howto trace a line from the photo of the scissorsto the corresponding illustration in the scene.Encourage children to trace lines with their indexfinger before they do so with a pencil. Next,have them match the remaining photos with thecorresponding illustrations.scissorsmarkersshelvesbooksPoint to the scene and the speech bubbles. Saythe dialogue that goes with the scene: What arethese? They are scissors. Play Audio A9 andpoint to the photos as children se?these?What Are These?Walk around the room and point tosome books. Throw a beanbag to a child andask: What are these? Encourage him or her toanswer: They are books. Repeat the procedurewith scissors, markers, and shelves and otherchildren.“Stop, Look, and Listen Chant”DURING PAGE 2A8,A9AFTER PAGE 2TheyTheyTheyTheyarearearearechildren to calm down at the end of class. Havechildren listen and do the actions with you.See Workbook page 2.EXTRA ACTIVITYSay, Run, and TouchPlace the scissors, markers, shelves, andbooks Picture Cards along the chalkboardledge. Have children form two lines facingthe board. Call out the name of a school itemand choose a child to repeat the word andrun and touch the picture. Then he or she cansay the word again and go to the back of theline. Continue until everyone has participated.scissors.markers.shelves.books.UNIT 1T12T2M01 Big Fun Teachers Book Level 2 Global 55705.indd 216/19/18 11:01 AM

VocabularyDURING PAGE 3A10,A11Objectives ToToToToidentify school itemsrepeat names of school itemsunderstand adverbs: inside, outsideunderstand and follow simple commandsVocabularybox, ball, hoops, jungle gym, inside, outside, play(with a hula hoop), climb (on a jungle gym)LanguageWhat is this? It is (a ball).What are these? They are (hoops).The books are inside.The jungle gym is outside.MaterialsClass Audio CD, soft ball, box, ball, hoops, junglegym, scissors, markers, shelves, and booksPicture Cards, Jumpy Cricket puppet, pencils,white paper (one sheet per child), crayonsBEFORE PAGE 3Vocabulary PresentationDisplay the box, ball, hoops, and jungle gymPicture Cards. Hold up the cards as you say thewords. Say the words again and have JumpyCricket repeat after you. Encourage children torepeat the words after Jumpy Cricket.Yes or NoDisplay the box, ball, hoops, and jungle gymPicture Cards. Have children sit in a circle. Rolla ball to a child. Hold up a Picture Card and askIs this (a box)? or Are they (hoops)? Encouragethe child to answer affirmatively or negatively.Repeat the procedure until all children haveparticipated.T3AFTER PAGE 33 Listen and say. Find and match.Play Audio A10. Point to the photosof the vocabulary items, say the words, andhave children repeat. Underline each wordwith your finger as you name each item. Next,invite children to find the box, ball, hoops, andjungle gym in the scene. Then, show themhow to trace a line from the photo of the boxto the corresponding illustration in the scene.Encourage children to trace lines with their indexfinger before they do so with a pencil. Next,have them match the remaining photos with thecorresponding illustrations.boxballhoopsjungle gymPoint to the scene and to the speech bubbles.Say the dialogue that goes with the scene: Whatis this? It is a hoop. Play Audio A11 and point tothe photos as children repeat.WhatWhatWhatWhatis this? It is a box.is this? It is a ball.are these? They are hoops.is this? It is a jungle gym.Next, point to the books and say: Look. Thebooks are inside. Make a gesture to indicateinside. Then, point to the jungle gym and say:The jungle gym is outside. Make a gesture toindicate outside. Point to different items in thescene and encourage children to say if they areinside or outside.Sing the Target Song “My School”A7 Play the Target Song. Attach all the Unit 1Picture Cards to the board. Use Jumpy Cricketto model the questions and answers in thesong. He sings the children’s part. Have himpoint to the school items on the board as theyare mentioned. Have children listen and lookattentively.Inside, OutsideDisplay page 3. Divide the class into twoteams. Point to an item in the scene and say:The jungle gym is outside. Have a child fromteam A clap if your statement is correct or makea sad face if it is wrong. If the child’s responseis correct, he or she wins a point for his or herteam. Repeat with other items and alternateteams. The team with the most points wins.“Look at Me Chant”A12 Play the audio and say the chant. Havechildren listen and do the actions with you. Playthe audio again and encourage children to chantwith you.See Workbook page 3.EXTRA ACTIVITYDraw and ColorDistribute white paper and crayons.Encourage children to draw and colora school item. When the drawings arecomplete, have children take turns holding uptheir drawings. Have Jumpy Cricket ask eachchild What is it? or What are they? Praise allefforts.My SchoolM01 Big Fun Teachers Book Level 2 Global 55705.indd 226/19/18 11:01 AM

A10–113 Listen and say. Find and match.boxballWhat is this?It is a hoop.hoopsjunglegymM01BigBigFunTeachers2 1 Global65711.indd3UNIT 1Vocabulary Presentation: box, ball, hoops, jungle gym; inside, outsideLanguage Practice: What are these? They are (hoops). Review: What is this? It is a (ball).36/19/186/19/1811:018:58AMAM

44Cut out. Look and trace. Paste.Vocabulary Practice: box, ball, jungle gym, boy, shelves, books; Review prepositions: in, onLanguage Review: This is (a box). These are (shelves).M01BigBigFunFunTeachersBook2 Global55705.indd24M01StudentsBookLevelLevel1 Global65711.indd46/19/1811:016/19/188:58AMAM

Cutouts for Unit 1Practicepage 4page 6DURING PAGE 4Put the scissors in the box.Put the crayons in the can.We don’t want a messy room!No, No, No, No!Objectives ToToToToToidentify and name school itemsreview prepositions: in, onreview demonstrative pronouns: this, thesepractice visual discriminationunderstand and follow simple commandsVocabularybox, ball, jungle gym, boy, shelves, books, in, on,cut out, look, paste, say, doLanguageThis is (a ball).These are (shelves).The (ball) is (in) the (box).The (boy) is (on) the (jungle gym).The (books) are (on) the (shelves).MaterialsClass Audio CD, box, book, table, classroomitems, Cutouts, scissors, glue, pencils, JumpyCricket puppet, scissors, markers, shelves,books, box, ball, hoops, and jungle gym PictureCards, play doughBEFORE PAGE 4Review in and onHave children sit in a semicircle. Put a boxat the front of the room. Ask: What is it? It isa box. Then, hold up a book and ask: Whatis it? It is a book. Next, say: (Jimmy), put thebook in the box. Then say: The book is in thebox. Next, invite another child to come up andencourage him or her to put the book on thetable. Then say: The book is on the table. Repeatthe procedure with other classroom items andchildren.Let’s clean up!4 Cut out. Look and trace. Paste.Hold up the Cutouts for page 4. Point to the onethat depicts a ball in a box. Say: The ball is the box. Have children complete the sentencewith in. Repeat the procedure with the remainingCutouts: The boy is on the jungle gym. Thebooks are on the shelves. Help children to cutout the Cutouts. Next, have them look at page4. Point to each picture and say: This is (a box).These are (shelves). Then, invite children to tracea line from the box to the ball, first with theirindex finger and then with a pencil. Have themtrace another line from the ball to the shadedarea and say: The ball is in the box. Encouragechildren to put a small amount of glue on thecorresponding Cutout and ask them to paste it inthe correct box. Repeat the procedure with theremaining Cutouts.Target Song “My School”A7 Play the audio and sing along. Use JumpyCricket to model the questions and answers.Hold up the school items Picture Cards as thedifferent items are mentioned.1Z02 BIFU SB 02 7430 U11 ok.indd 109Z02 BIFU SB 02 7430 U11 ok.indd 109Z02 BIFU SB 02 7430 U11 ok.indd 109AFTER PAGE 4Say and Do!After children have been using supplies, readthem the following poem. Read it a second timeand ask children to repeat each line after you.Then, during a third reading, have them do theactions mentioned in the second verse as theysay the lines. When they have finished, say:Thank you for cleaning up.TIP: Trash CaptainAssign one child to be a TrashCaptain. He or she can pass the trashbasket to each table at the end ofeach project. This way trash will notbe in the way when the class goes onto the next activity.See Workbook page 4.EXTRA ACTIVITY1092/26/14 5:12 PM1092/26/14 5:12 PMPlay Dough BallsPut some play dough in the center of eachtable. Show children how to roll the playdough between their palms to make balls. Aschildren work, walk around the room and ask:What are they? They are balls.We don’t want a messy room!No, No, No, No!We don’t want a messy room!UNIT 1T12T4M01 Big Fun Teachers Book Level 2 Global 55705.indd 256/19/18 11:01 AM

Math“Numbers 1, 2, 3 Chant”A13 Write the numbers 1, 2, and 3 on theObjectivesboard. Say: One. Hold up a crayon and say:One crayon. Repeat with two and three. Havechildren repeat after you. Then, play the audio,say the chant, and do the actions. Have childrenlisten and look attentively. Play the audio again.Encourage children to join in by doing theactions and naming the numbers 1, 2, and 3.VocabularyDURING PAGE 5 ToToToToreview numbers: 1, 2, 3count to 3review demonstrative pronouns: this, thesereview school itemsone, two, three, scissors, hoops, jungle gym,listen, say, trace, count, match, drawLanguageLet’s count!This is (a jungle gym).These are (hoops).How many (hoops) do you see?MaterialsClass Audio CD, beanbag, pencils, box, blocks,craft stick, sandbox, crayons, tape, white paper(one sheet per child)BEFORE PAGE 5Review ShapesHave children stand in a circle. Throw a beanbagto a child and say: Circle! Have the child lookaround the room for something with a circularshape. Have him or her shout Circle! when heor she finds the shape. Repeat the procedurewith triangle, square, and rectangle. Play severalrounds.T5A13,A145 Listen and say. Trace numbers,count, and match.Play Audio A13. Have children listen, repeat eachnumber, and do the corresponding actions.onetwothreeNext, display page 5. Point to each number. Say:This is the number 1. Have children repeat oneafter you. Continue with the numbers 2 and 3.Show children how to trace the numbers 1, 2,and 3, first with their index finger and then witha pencil.Then, direct children’s attention to the schoolitems below the numbers. Say: These arescissors. Have children repeat scissors after you.Repeat the procedure with hoops. Then, say:This is a jungle gym. Children repeat jungle gymafter you. Next, have children count the items.Say: Let’s count. How many (scissors) do yousee? 1, 2. Two (scissors).Then, show children how to trace a line from thenumber 1 to the picture that depicts one item.Say: One jungle gym. Repeat the procedure withtwo scissors and three hoops.AFTER PAGE 5Let’s CountPut several blocks inside a box. Invite a childto take one block out of the box and hold it up.Say: One (block). Have children repeat after you.Repeat the procedure with two and three blocks.Next, invite volunteers to come up and take one,two, or three blocks from the box. Encouragethe class to count the items out loud as the childgets them out of the box.Trace the NumbersTake children to the playground and have themsit around the sandbox. Give a craft stick toa child and say: One! Encourage the child totrace the number 1 in the sand. Repeat with thenumbers 2 and 3 and other children. Continueuntil all children have traced at least one numberin the sand.See Workbook page 5.EXTRA ACTIVITYThree ColorsPut crayons of different colors inside abox. Have each child choose three crayons.Tape each child’s crayons together. Next,distribute white sheets of paper. Havechildren draw whatever they want using thethree crayons. Display children’s artwork ina visible place in the classroom. Praise allefforts.My SchoolM01 Big Fun Teachers Book Level 2 Global 55705.indd 2

Nature and Science Words: snail, trail Content Connections Math: Identify and trace numbers: 1, 2, 3 Count to 3 Nature and Science: Observe how snails move Art: Make a snail Music: Sing and act out songs Move to music Language Arts: Say and act out chants M01 Big Fun Teachers Book Level 2 Global 55705.indd 16 6/19/18 11:01 AM

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