Reading - TechFactors, Inc

Reading
KS-E1R2I E S
TechFactors, Inc., providing the Filipino students with premium English learning!
With the EnglishTek learning series, students will experience a holistic and fun approach to learning
English. The best practices in language education are integrated with examples from real life context,
helping students become globally competitive communicators in the English language.
1
Our vibrant materials and fascinating lessons also target and strengthen the most critical foundations
of oral and written communication. With EnglishTek, learning English has never been more fun and
relevant.
3RD E D I T I O N
Jionette Clyde M. Arawiran
Cristina G. Saulo
Colleen O. Abesamis
Series Editors
Frances Paula L. Ibanez, M.A.
Alexander C. Maximo, M.A.
READING
B.ERG1.15.3
1
Reading
Third Edition
Cristina G. Saulo
Jionette Clyde M. Arawiran
Colleen O. Abesamis
Series Editors
Alexander C. Maximo, M.A.
Frances Paula L. Ibañez, M.A.
ET1R Front Matter.indd 1
8/5/2015 11:34:57 AM
TechFactors Inc.
Trademark of TechFactors Inc.
Philippine Copyright 2013 by TechFactors Inc.
All rights reserved. No part of this courseware may be reproduced or copied in any form, in whole, or in
part, without written consent of the copyright owner.
Third edition, 2015
ISBN 978-621-8000-19-3
Published by TechFactors Inc.
Printed in the Philippines
Authors Cristina G. Saulo, Jionette Clyde M. Arawiran, and Colleen O. Abesamis
Series Editors Alexander C. Maximo, M.A. and Frances Paula L. Ibañez, M.A.
Series Consultant Lourdes R. Baetiong, PhD
Creative Writer Jionette Clyde M. Arawiran and Ria de Vera
Content and Editorial Ma. Regina B. Peñarroyo, Eris Heidi L. Ramos, Shechainah A. Pacariem, Colleen O Abesamis, and Cristina G. Saulo
Creatives Jiyas P. Suministrado, Gilbert F. Lavides, Daryl E. Malabayabas, Samboy M. Dela Torre, Regina M. Zapata, Mariel Keith Bersamin, Darylle R. Cajucom, and Julius Caesar G. Barredo
Systems Kim A. Benebese, Mark B. Abliter, Allan Nicole C. Celestino, Kenneth T. Salazar, Robie Marc R. Peralta and Raymond P. Baguio
Exclusively distributed by TechFactors Inc.
101 V. Luna Road Extension
Sikatuna Village, Quezon City
1101 Philippines
Telephone number: (632) 929 8094
Email address: [email protected]
Website: www.techfactorsinc.com
The materials reprinted in this book, both literary materials and images, are obtained from open domain
sources. The copyrights of the literary materials have already expired, and thus are free from copyright in
their respective countries and in the Philippines.
Any lapse or oversight is unintentional and will be corrected in the next editions.
ET1R Front Matter.indd 2
8/5/2015 11:34:57 AM
FOREWORD
In today’s world, every graduate competes on a global scale. Thus, it is important
to equip learners with the proper skills to be competitive—one of which is excellent
communication skills in the English language.
The influence of English on the world can hardly be contested. It enables. It is the
language in which a great part of the world’s knowledge is stored and it is the language
in which business, trade, and diplomacy are conducted. A mastery of the language
provides access to information and opportunities.
The EnglishTek series is TechFactors’ innovation in English learning. As a learning
system, EnglishTek develops students’ communication skills by incorporating current
practices in language learning and technology.
We believe in providing a holistic approach to learning English by simultaneously
honing listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills to make students competent in
both oral and written communication.
Learning is also made relevant by situating learners in context and by using
situations, examples, and texts that can be found in the real world. In line with
TechFactors’ mission, learning is also made fun and enjoyable through colorful and
vibrant lessons and activities.
We hope that, with this series, students become effective communicators in English
and simultaneously enjoy the learning process. By building these critical foundations of
communication, we hope to provide them with tools to compete in higher education
and in life.
TechFactors Inc.
iii
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R Front Matter.indd 3
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:34:57 AM
About the Authors
Jionette Clyde M. Arawiran
Clyde graduated cum laude from the University of the Philippines Diliman with a degree in English
Studies, major in Creative Writing. In 2004, she was awarded an honorable mention in the Amelia Lapeña
Bonifacio Literary Contest for a short story for children. She worked as a Reading Coach at The Learning
Library, a company that helps children develop a lifelong love for reading. Presently, she is teaching
Literature at PAREF Rosehill School. She is also pursuing graduate studies in Education at the University of
Asia and the Pacific.
Cristina G. Saulo
Cristina is a former College English Instructor at Mapúa Institute of Technology. She graduated from the
University of the Philippines Diliman with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Studies, major in Language.
She also worked as an English instructor and materials developer for several language centers for foreign
students. She is currently finishing her Master’s degree in Reading Education. She works as a Content
Developer at TechFactors.
Colleen O. Abesamis
Colleen Abesamis graduated from the University of the Philippines Diliman with a Bachelor of Arts
degree in Creative Writing. Her research discusses home and disillusionment in Philippine young adult
literature. She worked as a research assistant for the 8th Likhaan Journal of the University of the Philippines
Institute of Creative Writing. At present, she is a Content Developer at TechFactors.
About the Series EDItors
Alexander C. Maximo, M.A.
Alex holds a Master of Arts degree and a Bachelor of Arts degree, magna cum laude in English Studies:
Language, from the University of the Philippines Diliman. He teaches with the Department of English and
Comparative Literature of UP Diliman where he has handled English courses in the undergraduate level. His
research interests include critical discourse analysis, corpus linguistics, organizational communication, and
computer-mediated communication. With technology as another passion, he is currently exploring the use
of e-learning to develop language skills. He has co-authored books on office productivity, multimedia, and
business writing. He also currently serves as project manager for TechFactors.
Frances Paula L. Ibañez, M.A.
Frances graduated from the University of the Philippines Diliman with a Bachelor of Arts degree in
Communication, major in Journalism. She also earned her Master’s degree in Education, major in Language
Education, from the same institution. She worked as a technical writer in several computer firms for eight
years, developing user guides and tutorials on different software. She taught part-time in a preschool, where
she handled the Nursery class, and in an English language center, where she taught language teaching
methodology. She heads the Content Group in TechFactors.
iv
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R Front Matter.indd 4
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:34:57 AM
Table of Contents
Unit 1 Myself, My Family, and My Friends
1
Lesson 1: My New Friends
2
Lesson 2: My Experiences
10
Lesson 3: My Home 18
Lesson 4: My Clothes
27
Lesson 5: My Body
35
Lesson 6: My Health
43
My New Friends at School
Simple Questions
Simple Directions
Greetings
Every Morning
Activities at Home
Beginning Consonant Sounds
Talking to People
Home
Common Expressions and Polite Greetings
Final Consonant Sounds
Asking Permission
A Wonderful Gift
Words for Shapes
Words with Short a
Words for Colors
The Human Body
Syllables
Words with Short e
Words for Health and Hygiene
Frozen Yogurt
Categories for Food
Words with Short i
Yes-No Questions
v
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R Front Matter.indd 5
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:34:57 AM
Lesson 7: My Pets
51
A New Kitten
Words that Tell Where
Words with Short o
Asking for Directions
Lesson 8: My Playmates
59
At the Playground
Words that Tell an Action
Words with Short u Sound
Lesson 9: My Dreams
65
From My Window
Professions
Minimal Pairs
Likes and Dislikes
Unit 2 My School and My Community
Lesson 1: My School
74
75
Ache
Word Cluster
Words with Long a Sound
Use of “Excuse me”
Lesson 2: My Classmates
83
Selfish and Mean
Words that Describe People
Words with Long e Sound
Clarifications
Lesson 3: Art Exhibit
90
The Art Exhibit
Words that Describe Objects
Words with Long i Sound
Art Materials
vi
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R Front Matter.indd 6
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:34:57 AM
Lesson 4: Science Exhibit
97
At the Science Exhibit
Words for People, Animals, and Plants
Words with Long o Sound
Telling the Time
Lesson 5: Sports Fest
105
Lesson 6: Field Trip
113
Lesson 7: People in the Community
122
Lesson 8: A Clean Community
130
Lesson 9: Announcements
137
When Watching a Game
Directions
Words with Long u Sound
Sequence of Events
Field Trip
Describing Words for Places
Rhymes
Magic e
My Friends in the Community
Synonyms
Rhyming and Non-rhyming Words
People in the Community
Let’s Recycle
Antonyms
Rhymes
Opinions
The Violets by Mrs. W.K. Clifford
Crossword Puzzle and Word Search
Announcement
News Sharing
vii
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R Front Matter.indd 7
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:34:57 AM
Unit 3 Towns and Cities
146
Lesson 1: People in the City
147
In a Hurry
Poetry Recitation
Digraph /sh/
Expressing Complaints
Lesson 2: People in the Town
155
To Lola’s Place
Speaker in the Story or Poem
Digraph /ch/
Similarities and Differences
Lesson 3: Places in the City
164
I’m Going to the City
Senses
Understanding Maps
Digraph /th/
Lesson 4: Places in Town
172
Trekking
Details in a Poem
Picture Clues
Digraph /th/
Lesson 5: Weather-Related Activities
179
Water Treading
Cause and Effect
Weather Reports
Diphthong /aw/
Lesson 6: Health and Lifestyle
188
Vegetables
Show and Tell
Digraph /wh/
Health Problems
viii
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R Front Matter.indd 8
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:34:57 AM
Lesson 7: Transportation
194
Lesson 8: Legends
202
Lesson 9: Folklore
212
Unit 4 The World
220
Lesson 1: Countries
221
Lesson 2: Weather and Seasons
229
Lesson 3: Land Forms 238
Lesson 4: Bodies of Water
245
What I’ve Never Tried
Homonyms
Digraph /ng/
The Chocolate Hills of Bohol
Legends
Predictions
Digraph /oo/
How the Guardians Built the Lake of Maranao
Character
Setting
Words with -ed endings
Pirate Story by Robert Louis Stevenson
Offering Help
Inferences
Diphthong /oi/
Autumn Leaves by Angelina Wray
Compound Words
Words with Multiple Meanings
Diphthong /ow/
To Mt. Pinatubo
Main Idea and Supporting Details
Vowel Pair /oa/
A Special Bridge
Giving Reactions
L-Blends
Picture Clues in Storytelling
ix
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R Front Matter.indd 9
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:34:57 AM
Lesson 5: About Animals in Other Countries
252
Lesson 6: Recipes from Around the World
260
Lesson 7: Famous Places Around the World
267
Lesson 8: Money 275
Lesson 9: World Events
286
Maternal Affection, adapted from Hundred Anecdotes of Animals
by Percy J. Billinghurst
Problem and Solution
S-Blends
Animal Sounds
Popcorn by Evaleen Stein from Child Songs of Cheer
Apology and Gratitude
R-Blends
Recipe
The Flower of Old Japan
Leave-taking
Diphthong /oy/
Susanna’s Auction by Louis-Maurice Boutet de Monvel, an adaptation
Beginning, Middle, and End
Diphthong /ou/
Asking “How much?”
The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde, an adaptation
Context Clues
Songs
World Events
Works Cited
294
x
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R Front Matter.indd 10
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:34:57 AM
UNIT 1
Myself, My Family, and
My Friends
Lesson 01
Lesson 02
Lesson 03
My New Friends
My Experiences
My Home
Lesson 04
Lesson 05
Lesson 06
My Clothes
My Body
My Health
Lesson 07
Lesson 08
Lesson 09
My Pets
My Playmates
My Dreams
1
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R U1.indb 1
Techfactors, Inc.
3/17/2015 4:21:03 PM
Lesson 01
My New Friends
Start Up
Lesson Outline
Activity.Match the words and pictures by
drawing a line to connect them.
• Simple Questions
• Directions
• Greetings
1. ballerina
2. basketball
Lesson Targets
• Ask and answer
simple questions
• Listen to and follow
simple directions
3. bicycle
• Use and respond
to greetings
4. singer
5. seatmate
2
Reading
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R U1.indb 2
Techfactors, Inc.
3/17/2015 4:21:04 PM
Snapshot
Fun Facts
• The word “friend” comes from the old English word freond,
which means to love.
• The Spanish word for “friend” is amigo. The Italian word is
amico, and the French is ami. All these come from the Latin
word amicus, which means I love.
• In Filipino, the word for friend is kaibigan. The root word is ibig,
which means love.
My New Friends
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R U1.indb 3
3
Techfactors, Inc.
3/17/2015 4:21:04 PM
Reading Selection
When you go to school, you meet new friends. Do you already have friends
among your classmates? What are their names? Share your answers with the class.
Afterward, read the poem and find out who the speaker’s new friends are.
My New Friends at School
Today I met:
Sabrina,
Who says she is a ballerina.
Gian Paul,
He likes to play basketball.
Michael,
Who can ride a bicycle.
Bing,
Oh, how she can sing!
And of course
There was Melanie,
My seatmate.
So friendly!
4
Reading
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R U1.indb 4
Techfactors, Inc.
3/17/2015 4:21:04 PM
Reading Comprehension
Activity.Fill in the blanks with the correct word. Choose from the list written on the
chalkboard.
1. Michael can ride a _________________________.
2. Sabrina is a _________________________.
3. Bing knows how to _________________________.
4. Melanie is a very _________________________.
5. Gian Paul likes to play _________________________.
Skills Builder
Making new friends is fun and exciting. To make friends, we start by getting to
know them. We can ask simple questions to know someone better. We can begin by asking for personal information. For example, we can ask:
What is your name?
When is your birthday?
How old are you?
Where do you live?
My New Friends
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R U1.indb 5
5
Techfactors, Inc.
3/17/2015 4:21:05 PM
We can also ask questions to find out what the other person likes. For example,
we can ask:
What cartoons do you watch?
Who is your favorite superhero?
What do you like to do?
A. When you make new friends, you tell them something about yourself.
Complete the information below. These are things about you that you may
share with your new friends.
1. My name is _________________________.
2. My nickname is _________________________.
3. My birthday is on _________________________.
4. I am _____ years old.
5. I live in ______________________________________________________________.
B. Ask at least two classmates some simple questions that you have learned.
Listen carefully to their answers. Take turns in asking and answering.
All Ears
Directions are important. They tell us what to do.
Write your name.
Eat your lunch.
Directions also tell us how to do things.
Walk slowly.
Chew carefully.
Directions help us do things right.
6
Reading
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R U1.indb 6
Techfactors, Inc.
3/17/2015 4:21:05 PM
Activity.Draw a picture of yourself in the box below. After drawing, follow the
directions your teacher will say.
Sound Off
Greeting people cheerfully and with a smile makes them feel good. If someone
you know just passed you by without saying “Hello,” then you might get upset.
However, imagine if someone greeted you with a bright smile and a big “Good
morning!” That would make your morning a really good one!
Here are some greetings you can say to your classmates, friends, and teachers.
Read each one with proper expression.
Hi.Good morning.
Hello. Good evening.
Good day!
How is it going?
My New Friends
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R U1.indb 7
7
Techfactors, Inc.
3/17/2015 4:21:05 PM
Activity.Practice the following greetings and responses with your seatmate.
Teacher: Good afternoon, class!
Class: Good afternoon, Miss Torres!
Jenna: Good morning, Jake! Have a nice day!
Jake: Good morning, Jenna! See you around!
8
Reading
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R U1.indb 8
Techfactors, Inc.
3/17/2015 4:21:06 PM
Jessica: Good morning, Rob!
Rob: Good morning, Jessica! How are you doing?
Jessica: I’m doing great! Thanks for asking!
Paolo: Hi, Mylene! How are you?
Mylene: Great! How about you?
Paolo: I’m fine! See you later in class!
My New Friends
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1R U1.indb 9
9
Techfactors, Inc.
3/17/2015 4:21:06 PM
Language
KS-E1R2I E S
TechFactors, Inc., providing the Filipino students with premium English learning!
With the EnglishTek learning series, students will experience a holistic and fun approach to learning
English. The best practices in language education are integrated with examples from real life context,
helping students become globally competitive communicators in the English language.
1
Our vibrant materials and fascinating lessons also target and strengthen the most critical foundations
of oral and written communication. With EnglishTek, learning English has never been more fun and
relevant.
3RD E D I T I O N
Jionette Clyde M. Arawiran
Cristina G. Saulo
Colleen O. Abesamis
B.ELG1.15.3
9 789710 550791
Series Editors
Frances Paula L. Ibanez, M.A.
Alexander C. Maximo, M.A.
1
Language
Third Edition
Cristina G. Saulo
Jionette Clyde M. Arawiran
Colleen O. Abesamis
Series Editors
Alexander C. Maximo, M.A.
Frances Paula L. Ibañez, M.A.
ET1L Front Matter.indd 1
8/5/2015 11:32:43 AM
TechFactors Inc.
Trademark of TechFactors Inc.
Philippine Copyright 2013 by TechFactors Inc.
All rights reserved. No part of this courseware may be reproduced or copied in any form, in whole, or in
part, without written consent of the copyright owner.
Third edition, 2015
ISBN 978-621-8000-17-9
Published by TechFactors Inc.
Printed in the Philippines
Authors Cristina G. Saulo, Jionette Clyde M. Arawiran, and Colleen O. Abesamis
Series Editors Alexander C. Maximo, M.A. and Frances Paula L. Ibañez, M.A.
Series Consultant Lourdes R. Baetiong, PhD
Creative Writer Jionette Clyde M. Arawiran and Ria de Vera
Content and Editorial Ma. Regina B. Peñarroyo, Eris Heidi L. Ramos, Shechainah A. Pacariem, Colleen O Abesamis, and Cristina G. Saulo
Creatives Jiyas P. Suministrado, Gilbert F. Lavides, Daryl E. Malabayabas, Samboy M. Dela Torre, Regina M. Zapata, Mariel Keith Bersamin, Darylle R. Cajucom, and Julius Caesar G. Barredo
Systems Kim A. Benebese, Mark B. Abliter, Allan Nicole C. Celestino, Kenneth T. Salazar, Robie Marc R. Peralta and Raymond P. Baguio
Exclusively distributed by TechFactors Inc.
101 V. Luna Road Extension
Sikatuna Village, Quezon City
1101 Philippines
Telephone number: (632) 929 8094
Email address: [email protected]
Website: www.techfactorsinc.com
The materials reprinted in this book, both literary materials and images, are obtained from open domain
sources. The copyrights of the literary materials have already expired, and thus are free from copyright in
their respective countries and in the Philippines.
Any lapse or oversight is unintentional and will be corrected in the next editions.
ET1L Front Matter.indd 2
8/5/2015 11:32:43 AM
FOREWORD
In today’s world, every graduate competes on a global scale. Thus, it is important
to equip learners with the proper skills to be competitive—one of which is excellent
communication skills in the English language.
The influence of English on the world can hardly be contested. It enables. It is the
language in which a great part of the world’s knowledge is stored and it is the language
in which business, trade, and diplomacy are conducted. A mastery of the language
provides access to information and opportunities.
The EnglishTek series is TechFactors’ innovation in English learning. As a learning
system, EnglishTek develops students’ communication skills by incorporating current
practices in language learning and technology.
We believe in providing a holistic approach to learning English by simultaneously
honing listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills to make students competent in
both oral and written communication.
Learning is also made relevant by situating learners in context and by using
situations, examples, and texts that can be found in the real world. In line with
TechFactors’ mission, learning is also made fun and enjoyable through colorful and
vibrant lessons and activities.
We hope that, with this series, students become effective communicators in English
and simultaneously enjoy the learning process. By building these critical foundations of
communication, we hope to provide them with tools to compete in higher education
and in life.
TechFactors Inc.
iii
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1L Front Matter.indd 3
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:32:43 AM
About the Authors
Jionette Clyde M. Arawiran
Clyde graduated cum laude from the University of the Philippines Diliman with a degree in English
Studies, major in Creative Writing. In 2004, she was awarded an honorable mention in the Amelia Lapeña
Bonifacio Literary Contest for a short story for children. She worked as a Reading Coach at The Learning
Library, a company that helps children develop a lifelong love for reading. Presently, she is teaching
Literature at PAREF Rosehill School. She is also pursuing graduate studies in Education at the University of
Asia and the Pacific.
Cristina G. Saulo
Cristina is a former College English Instructor at Mapúa Institute of Technology. She graduated from the
University of the Philippines Diliman with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Studies, major in Language.
She also worked as an English instructor and materials developer for several language centers for foreign
students. She is currently finishing her Master’s degree in Reading Education. She works as a Content
Developer at TechFactors.
Colleen O. Abesamis
Colleen Abesamis graduated from the University of the Philippines Diliman with a Bachelor of Arts
degree in Creative Writing. Her research discusses home and disillusionment in Philippine young adult
literature. She worked as a research assistant for the 8th Likhaan Journal of the University of the Philippines
Institute of Creative Writing. At present, she is a Content Developer at TechFactors.
About the Series EDItors
Alexander C. Maximo, M.A.
Alex holds a Master of Arts degree and a Bachelor of Arts degree, magna cum laude in English Studies:
Language, from the University of the Philippines Diliman. He teaches with the Department of English and
Comparative Literature of UP Diliman where he has handled English courses in the undergraduate level. His
research interests include critical discourse analysis, corpus linguistics, organizational communication, and
computer-mediated communication. With technology as another passion, he is currently exploring the use
of e-learning to develop language skills. He has co-authored books on office productivity, multimedia, and
business writing. He also currently serves as project manager for TechFactors.
Frances Paula L. Ibañez, M.A.
Frances graduated from the University of the Philippines Diliman with a Bachelor of Arts degree in
Communication, major in Journalism. She also earned her Master’s degree in Education, major in Language
Education, from the same institution. She worked as a technical writer in several computer firms for eight
years, developing user guides and tutorials on different software. She taught part-time in a preschool, where
she handled the Nursery class, and in an English language center, where she taught language teaching
methodology. She heads the Content Group in TechFactors.
iv
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1L Front Matter.indd 4
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:32:43 AM
Table of Contents
Unit 1 Myself, My Family, and My Friends
1
Lesson 1: My New Friends
2
Model Text: Student ID
Message
Lesson 2: My Experiences
6
Model Text: Diary Entry
Sentences
Lesson 3: My Home 11
Model Text: Postcard (featuring a house)
Parts of a Sentence
Lesson 4: My Clothes
15
Model Text: Nursery Rhymes
Sentences and Non-sentences
Lesson 5: My Body
21
Model Text: Kiddie Vitamins Advertisement
Capitalization
Punctuation
Lesson 6: My Health
26
Model Text: Food Pyramid
Nouns
Lesson 7: My Pets
32
Model Text: Poster for a Pet Show
Concrete Nouns
Abstract Nouns
Lesson 8: My Playmates
37
Model Text: Class Schedule
Common Nouns
Proper Nouns
v
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1L Front Matter.indd 5
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:32:43 AM
Lesson 9: My Dreams
Model Text: Signage for a Garage Sale
Singular and Plural Nouns
A or An
Collective Nouns
Unit 2 My School and My Community
41
45
Lesson 1: My School
46
Lesson 2: My Classmates
51
Lesson 3: Art Exhibit
56
Lesson 4: Science Exhibit
61
Lesson 5: Sports Fest
66
Lesson 6: Field Trip
71
Lesson 7: People in the Community
76
Lesson 8: A Clean Community
80
Model Text: Personal Calendar
Pronouns I and you
Pronouns he, she, and it
Pronouns we and they
Model Text: Postcard
Possessive Nouns
Possessive Pronouns
Model Text: Book Cover
Demonstrative Pronouns
Model Text: Reminder
Indefinite Pronouns
Model Text: Announcement for Sports Tryouts
Is, Are, and Am
Model Text: Banner
Action Words
Model Text: Signages of Shops
Simple Tenses of Is and Are
Model Text: Nursery Rhymes
Past, Present, and Future Tenses of Action Words
vi
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1L Front Matter.indd 6
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:32:43 AM
Lesson 9: Announcements
87
Model Text: Poster for a Public Service Announcement
Meanings of Action Words
Unit 3 Towns and Cities
92
Lesson 1: People in the City
93
Lesson 2: People in the Town
99
Model Text: Flyer
Adjectives
Model Text: Pricelist
Adjectives for Size, Shape, Number, and Color
Lesson 3: Places in the City
107
Lesson 4: Places in Town
113
Lesson 5: Weather-Related Activities
118
Lesson 6: Health and Lifestyle
122
Lesson 7: Transportation
127
Lesson 8: Legends
131
Lesson 9: Folklore
135
Model Text: Flyer for a Walking Tour of Intramuros
Adjectives for Sound, Smell, Taste, and Touch
Model Text: Poster (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle)
Adjectives that Compare
Model Text: Weather Forecast
Adverbs of Manner
Model Text: Menu
Adverbs of Frequency
Model Text: Advertisement
Adverbs of Time
Model Text: Book Cover
Adverbs of Place
Model Text: Newspaper/Journal
Review of Adjectives and Adverbs
vii
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1L Front Matter.indd 7
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:32:43 AM
Unit 4 The World
140
Lesson 1: Countries
141
Lesson 2: Weather and Seasons
146
Lesson 3: Land Forms 150
Lesson 4: Bodies of Water
155
Lesson 5: About Animals in Other Countries
160
Lesson 6: Recipes from Around the World
165
Lesson 7: Famous Places Around the World
171
Lesson 8: Money 176
Lesson 9: World Events
183
Model Text: Poster for an Exchange Student Program
Prepositions: in, on, at
Model Text: Website
Other Common Prepositions
Model Text: Back Cover/Book Summary
Prepositional Phrase
Model Text: Newspaper
Connecting Words: and, or, but
MOdel Text: Advertisement for an organization’s website
Telling and Asking Sentences
Model Text: Discount Voucher
Commanding Sentences
Model Text: Poster of the Seven Wonders of the World
Exclaiming Sentences
Model Text: Advertisement for a Bank
Forms of Commanding Sentences
Model Text: Souvenir Tshirt
Review of Prepositions
Review of Connecting Words
Review of Sentences
Works Cited
188
viii
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1L Front Matter.indd 8
Techfactors, Inc.
8/5/2015 11:32:43 AM
UNIT 1
Myself, My Family, and
My Friends
1 My New Friends
2 My Experiences
3 My Home
4 My Clothes
5 My Body
6 Health Food Choices
7 My Pets
8 My Friends
9 My Dreams
1
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1L U1.indb 1
Techfactors, Inc.
3/20/2015 9:53:14 AM
Lesson 01
My New Friends
Model Text
Hello!
My name is
Dave
Lesson Outline
Lesson Targets
• Recognize messages
• Message
• Interpret the message of an
illustration
• Use messages to communicate
with a friend
2
Language
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1L U1.indb 2
Techfactors, Inc.
3/20/2015 9:53:15 AM
Grammar Points Messages
Messages are all around us. When we talk to our friends, we tell them a
message. When our parents tell us something, we listen to their message. When we
give someone a birthday card, we write a message. When we read a book, we
read a message.
Messages are the things that we want to say. Messages help us communicate.
To communicate means to express messages to other people. Here are some
examples of messages:
Marie is my friend.
Hello, Marie!
How are you?
Do you know that we can use messages to make new friends? These are
the messages we can use:
Hello! What is your name?
My name is Tina
It’s nice to meet you.
My New Friends
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1L U1.indb 3
3
Techfactors, Inc.
3/20/2015 9:53:15 AM
Grammar Workout
A. Look at each picture. What message does the picture express? Match the
picture to the message by drawing a line. An example is done for you.
• Here is a lollipop for you.
• Happy birthday, Teacher!
• I have flowers for you, Mother.
• I want ice cream.
• Help me bake these cookies.
• Why are you crying?
4
Language
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1L U1.indb 4
Techfactors, Inc.
3/20/2015 9:53:16 AM
Writing
When we want to tell something to someone, we can write messages to them.
Think of a friend. What do you want to tell your friend? Inside the box, put a picture
of you and your friend. Write what you want to say to your friend.
My New Friends
Philippine Copyright 2015
ET1L U1.indb 5
5
Techfactors, Inc.
3/20/2015 9:53:16 AM
THIS IS A SAMPLE COPY
To purchase the full version of this book, go to
www.techfactorsinc.com/store
www.techfactorsinc.com