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This document appears to be from an English language learning assessment class. It contains a series of lessons, vocabulary words, reading passages and questions about topics like weather, food, colors, seasons and activities. The lessons are divided into different levels and units covering basic greetings, feelings, descriptions, sizes, locations and possessions.

Prep Time!
Wheel of 305 Questions
What do you like?Weather Wheel
Lesson: Trial Lesson
Aim: To put the student at the right level.
Vocabulary:
Other:

Chit-Chat Time!
What is the weather like today? It is ___ today.
It is ___ and ___today.

What do you eat on ____ days?
I eat ___ on ___ days.
Chit-Chat Time!

Reading Time!
I��m happy, happy, happy, happy!
I��m mad, mad, mad, mad!
I��m good, good, good!
I��m sad, sad, sad!
I��m sleepy, sleepy!
I��m fine, fine, fine!
I��m happy, mad, good, sad, sleepy, and
fine.

Chit-Chat Time!
Hello,
Kevin!
Hi, Elsa!
How are
you?

I��m fine
today! How
are you?
I��m good. I have a
brown shirt. What
color is your shirt?
Chit-Chat Time!

My shirt is
pink and
white.
Yes, it is pink and
white.
I have to go now.
Bye!
Chit-Chat Time!

Let��s learn!
How are you? I am ____.
happy sad fine
LEVEL 1 UNIT 1

How are you? I am ____.
mad good sleepy
Let��s learn!
LEVEL 1 UNIT 1

Phonics Reading Time!
The ant ate the red apple. The alligator
likes apples too. The alligator ate the
ant.
LEVEL 1 UNIT 2

Yes, it is__. No, it isn��t__.
Let��s speak!
Is it big?
Is it small?
LEVEL 1 UNIT 2

Let��s Learn! - Phonics
C cBig C Small c
Short c
(Raise your hands and
snap fingers and say
c,c,c, cat)
LEVEL 1 UNIT 3

Let��s Read!
a car
a cat
carrots
a candle
What do you see?
I see _____.
LEVEL 1 UNIT 3

Phonics Reading Time!
The table is long. The tiger is mad. I like
the tomato. I do not like the dog��s tongue.
LEVEL 1 UNIT 4

a fox
an x-ray
an ox
an ax
What do you see? I see _____.
Let��s learn!
LEVEL 1 UNIT 4

small smaller smallest
The ___ is ___.
Let��s Learn!
LEVEL 1 UNIT 5

camera computer horse kitten
The ____ is too small.
Let��s Review!
LEVEL 1 UNIT 5

Let��s learn!
Where is the____?
The ____ is in the ____.
classroom hospital restauran
t
kitchen
LEVEL 1 UNIT 6

Phonics Reading Time!
The man on the snowboard is fast. The
yellow car is faster. The blue jet is the
fastest. Do you ride your bike fast or
slow?
LEVEL 1 UNIT 6

Let��s learn!
ape
apron
alien
acorn
What is it? It is an _____.
LEVEL 1 UNIT 7

Let��s learn!
drink
milk
eat
cheese
eat
yogurt
eat
butter
What dairy do you
like?
I like to _____.
LEVEL 1 UNIT 7

Let��s learn!
spring
fall
summer
winter
What season is it? It is _____.
LEVEL 1 UNIT 8

Phonics Reading Time!
I eat pear pancakes in winter. I don��t eat
grapefruit in winter. I eat cabbage soup
in winter. I don��t eat cherry cake in
winter. What do you eat in winter?
LEVEL 1 UNIT 8

Let��s learn!
hasShe a and .a
doll necklace
bike scooter
hat shirt
LEVEL 1 UNIT 9

Let��s learn!
I We
She
has
have
He
and
They
a
LEVEL 1 UNIT 9

Let��s learn!
isThe but .
in out
sweet sour
hot cold
dog
pork
brownie
LEVEL 1 UNIT 10

Let��s learn!
It
I have to
has (a) but
laugh
cry
stay
go
good
bad
black
white
large
small
hard
soft
LEVEL 1 UNIT 10

I like It
I like snowy or sunny days.
They are fun days to play outside
Do you like them? Yes, I like them.
I can play football on those days.
Or! Or! Or! More! More! More!
I like windy or rainy days.
They are cool days to stay inside.
Do you like them? Yes, I like them.
I can play computer games on those days.
Or! Or! Or! More! More! More!
Let��s sing!
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1. Assessment Class

2. Prep Time! Wheel of 305 Questions What do you like?Weather Wheel Lesson: Trial Lesson Aim: To put the student at the right level. Vocabulary: Other:

3. Chit-Chat Time! What is the weather like today? It is ___ today. It is ___ and ___today.

4. What do you eat on ____ days? I eat ___ on ___ days. Chit-Chat Time!

5. Reading Time! I��m happy, happy, happy, happy! I��m mad, mad, mad, mad! I��m good, good, good! I��m sad, sad, sad! I��m sleepy, sleepy! I��m fine, fine, fine! I��m happy, mad, good, sad, sleepy, and fine.

6. Chit-Chat Time! Hello, Kevin! Hi, Elsa! How are you?

7. I��m fine today! How are you? I��m good. I have a brown shirt. What color is your shirt? Chit-Chat Time!

8. My shirt is pink and white. Yes, it is pink and white. I have to go now. Bye! Chit-Chat Time!

9. Bye! Chit-Chat Time!

10. Chit-Chat Time!

11. Let��s learn! How are you? I am ____. happy sad fine LEVEL 1 UNIT 1

12. How are you? I am ____. mad good sleepy Let��s learn! LEVEL 1 UNIT 1

13. Phonics Reading Time! The ant ate the red apple. The alligator likes apples too. The alligator ate the ant. LEVEL 1 UNIT 2

14. Yes, it is__. No, it isn��t__. Let��s speak! Is it big? Is it small? LEVEL 1 UNIT 2

15. Let��s Learn! - Phonics C cBig C Small c Short c (Raise your hands and snap fingers and say c,c,c, cat) LEVEL 1 UNIT 3

16. Let��s Read! a car a cat carrots a candle What do you see? I see _____. LEVEL 1 UNIT 3

17. Phonics Reading Time! The table is long. The tiger is mad. I like the tomato. I do not like the dog��s tongue. LEVEL 1 UNIT 4

18. a fox an x-ray an ox an ax What do you see? I see _____. Let��s learn! LEVEL 1 UNIT 4

19. small smaller smallest The ___ is ___. Let��s Learn! LEVEL 1 UNIT 5

20. camera computer horse kitten The ____ is too small. Let��s Review! LEVEL 1 UNIT 5

21. Let��s learn! Where is the____? The ____ is in the ____. classroom hospital restauran t kitchen LEVEL 1 UNIT 6

22. Phonics Reading Time! The man on the snowboard is fast. The yellow car is faster. The blue jet is the fastest. Do you ride your bike fast or slow? LEVEL 1 UNIT 6

23. Let��s learn! ape apron alien acorn What is it? It is an _____. LEVEL 1 UNIT 7

24. Let��s learn! drink milk eat cheese eat yogurt eat butter What dairy do you like? I like to _____. LEVEL 1 UNIT 7

25. Let��s learn! spring fall summer winter What season is it? It is _____. LEVEL 1 UNIT 8

26. Phonics Reading Time! I eat pear pancakes in winter. I don��t eat grapefruit in winter. I eat cabbage soup in winter. I don��t eat cherry cake in winter. What do you eat in winter? LEVEL 1 UNIT 8

27. Let��s learn! hasShe a and .a doll necklace bike scooter hat shirt LEVEL 1 UNIT 9

28. Let��s learn! I We She has have He and They a LEVEL 1 UNIT 9

29. Let��s learn! isThe but . in out sweet sour hot cold dog pork brownie LEVEL 1 UNIT 10

30. Let��s learn! It I have to has (a) but laugh cry stay go good bad black white large small hard soft LEVEL 1 UNIT 10

31. I like It I like snowy or sunny days. They are fun days to play outside Do you like them? Yes, I like them. I can play football on those days. Or! Or! Or! More! More! More! I like windy or rainy days. They are cool days to stay inside. Do you like them? Yes, I like them. I can play computer games on those days. Or! Or! Or! More! More! More! Let��s sing! Copyright 2019 www.OnlineESLhustle.com

32. What do you like? I like _____. Chit-Chat Time!

33. Chit-Chat Time!

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