Hey everyone! Are you ready for an awesome adventure in the world of English? This learning module is designed specifically for Grade 4 students, and we're going to make learning English super fun and exciting. Think of this module as your trusty guide, packed with cool activities, interesting stories, and everything you need to become a confident English speaker. Let's dive in and explore the amazing world of English together! This module is not just about memorizing words and grammar rules; it's about experiencing the language and making it your own. We'll be playing games, singing songs, and creating projects that will help you understand and use English in everyday situations. This way, learning will feel more like a fun activity than a chore. We will learn about various topics, like greetings, introductions, telling stories, and talking about our daily activities. By the end of this module, you'll be able to communicate in English with confidence and express yourself in ways you never thought possible. This learning module is structured to support your learning journey. It begins with the basics and progressively introduces more complex concepts, ensuring you build a solid foundation. Each section will provide plenty of opportunities to practice, whether through interactive exercises, group activities, or individual projects. Remember, learning a new language is like building a puzzle, and each piece you learn brings you closer to completing the picture. So, get ready to embrace the challenge, have fun, and unlock the doors to a world of opportunities with English! I'm so excited for you guys to start this journey. Let's go!

Greetings and Introductions: Making New Friends in English

Alright, let's start with the basics! Greetings and introductions are the first steps to making new friends. Imagine meeting someone for the first time; what do you say? In English, it's pretty simple! We'll start with how to say "Hello" and "Goodbye". You will be able to master the common greetings: "Hello," "Hi," "Good morning," "Good afternoon," and "Good evening." You'll also learn the friendly farewells: "Goodbye," "Bye," "See you later," and "Have a good day." Knowing these will help you make a great first impression. Let's not forget how to introduce ourselves! You will learn how to say your name, ask for someone else's name, and find out how they are doing. This is where you would use phrases like "My name is...", "What's your name?", and "How are you?". Then, of course, you will learn to respond with "I'm fine, thank you" or other ways to answer that question. We will practice these phrases with some cool role-playing activities where you'll be the star! Imagine you're at a party or a school event, what would you say? This module section includes fun role-playing games where you can practice greetings and introductions with your classmates. This helps you to build confidence and fluency. We will also introduce simple dialogues that you can use in different situations. You'll understand the context where each greeting and introduction fits best. We'll learn how to vary the way we greet people depending on the time of day and the setting. We'll show you how to say "Good morning" when you meet someone in the morning, "Good afternoon" in the afternoon, and "Good evening" in the evening. This will help you to sound natural and confident. By the end of this section, you'll be able to confidently greet anyone and introduce yourself in English, ready to make new friends! Let's get started, guys!

Greetings Practice

Let's get some practice with some practical activities. We will have many flashcards with different greetings and introductions so you can know how to use them and to help you memorizing. You can play fun games like "Simon Says" with greetings. For example, the teacher will give instructions such as "Simon says, say 'Hello'". You say "Hello" according to the instruction. We will have dialogues activities, so you will be in a situation where you should introduce yourself to someone. You can also make your own greeting cards for different occasions, using the phrases you have learned. You will learn to use all the greetings we learned.

Telling Stories: Your Storytelling Adventure

Hey all, ready for some storytelling? This is where your imagination takes flight! In this section, we're going to dive into the art of storytelling in English. Stories are an amazing way to express your creativity, learn new words, and understand different cultures. We'll show you how to narrate your own experiences, retell familiar stories, and even create your own tales. Don't worry, it's super fun! We'll begin with the essential elements of a good story: the characters, the setting, and the plot. You will discover how to create interesting characters, choose exciting settings, and build suspenseful plots. We'll also cover the key words and phrases you need to use when telling a story, such as "Once upon a time...", "Suddenly...", and "In the end...". We'll then move on to writing your own stories. We'll provide you with simple prompts and frameworks to guide you. You'll learn to organize your thoughts, write clear sentences, and make your stories engaging for your readers. During this phase, you are free to think of your own world. Your characters may be your family, your pets or your toys! Your settings can be anywhere, it can be the moon or a parallel world! In this module, we will explore different types of stories, like fairy tales, adventure stories, and even personal anecdotes. You'll learn the key differences between them and how to adapt your storytelling style. This module offers plenty of activities to bring your stories to life. You'll have the chance to act out your stories, create illustrations, and even record your own audio versions. We'll also provide a list of fun books that will inspire you to become a better storyteller. By the end of this module, you will not only be able to tell stories in English but also appreciate the power of storytelling. Let's learn how to create captivating stories that will grab the attention of your audience.

Storytelling Exercises

We will give you several exercises to improve your storytelling skills. One exercise is to choose a picture and create a story around it. Another exercise is to rewrite the ending of a familiar story. Let's try it, shall we? You will work in groups to write and act out a play based on a fairy tale. You will use different storytelling techniques like adding sounds, using different tones, or changing expressions. You will have opportunities to retell a story using different words. If you have any difficulties, we are here to help you. If you are struggling, feel free to ask questions and take the feedback to learn. We will give you simple prompts and frameworks to guide you through this process. You'll learn to organize your thoughts, write clear sentences, and make your stories engaging for your readers.

Daily Activities: Talking About Your Day

Okay, guys! Ready to talk about what you do every day? Learning how to talk about your daily activities is a super important part of learning English. You'll learn to describe what you do in the morning, afternoon, and evening. We'll start with simple phrases like "I wake up", "I eat breakfast", and "I go to school". You'll learn to tell your friends about your daily routines, your likes, and dislikes. We will introduce you to essential vocabulary related to your daily life. You'll learn words for actions like "eat", "play", "study", and "sleep". We will also look at the different times of the day, like "morning", "afternoon", and "evening". This will help you to structure your sentences and talk about when you do things. We'll teach you how to use time expressions like "at 7 o'clock", "in the morning", and "after school". With these time expressions, you will know when you do your daily activities. You'll also learn the importance of using the correct verb tenses when talking about your daily activities. We'll focus on the simple present tense because this is what we use to describe our regular routines. This module will give you plenty of opportunities to practice talking about your day. We'll have exercises where you can describe your own daily activities, talk about what you do with your friends, and even create a daily schedule in English. We also include lots of games to make it fun for you. We will practice writing simple sentences about your daily routines, and then we will move to longer sentences. Finally, we'll give you many opportunities to use the language in real-life situations. You can imagine you are introducing yourself to someone, or sharing your daily routine to your new friend. By the end of this module, you'll be able to talk confidently about your daily activities in English. You can even tell your friends and family about your daily routine!

Daily Routine Practices

Let's get ready for some cool activities. We're going to put what you've learned into practice with some really fun activities. We can make a simple daily schedule using pictures and words to represent your routines. You can ask your friend "What do you do in the morning?" and then answer the question. You'll learn to answer with "I eat breakfast" or "I go to school". To make it even more interesting, we will use a special activity, the "Daily Routine Bingo". The teacher will show the picture, and you will say the activity, for example, the picture shows a person who is eating, you should say "Eat breakfast". You can even write a short paragraph about your day. Be sure to use the vocabulary and phrases you have learned. You can work with your friend, helping each other out. We're also going to introduce a fun game called "Time Dice". This game involves a dice that indicates time, and each player should explain what he/she is doing in that time.

Conclusion: Your English Journey Continues

Awesome, guys! You've made it to the end of our English learning module! You've learned so much about greetings, introductions, storytelling, and describing your daily activities. You have learned how to use essential phrases, build confidence, and communicate in English. Remember, this is just the beginning of your English adventure. Keep practicing, keep exploring, and keep having fun with the language. I hope you've enjoyed your journey so far. As you keep using the language, you'll find that it becomes easier and more natural for you. It's like riding a bicycle: the more you practice, the better you become. Never be afraid to make mistakes; that's how we learn. Embrace every opportunity to speak English, whether you're talking to a friend, reading a book, or watching a movie. There's a whole world out there waiting for you to explore it through English. Keep practicing with what you have learned and the knowledge you gained in this module. The journey doesn't end here; it keeps going! So, keep reading, keep writing, keep speaking, and keep exploring the amazing world of English. Until next time, keep shining, and keep speaking English!