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Working with Level 1 Students
By the end of Level 1, students will be able to:
Listening
understand simple survival words
respond to teacher's signals
understand signals from people outside of school
understand emotions in a person's voice
understand longer sentences when repeated
understand sentences for personal needs
understand basic school sentences
respond to signals used in class
understand one or more step directions
understand vocabulary assigned in class in a simple sentence
Speaking
answer a yes/no question about him/herself
say their name, address, phone number
ask using a simple question
name school related vocabulary
name family members
greet others with a phrase
name numbers 1-100
tell time on the clock
tell dates, days of the week, months, and years
use vocabulary assigned in class in a simple sentence
memorize and repeat phrases and simple sentences
Reading
understand simple words and simple sentences
understand simple diagrams, graphs and charts
understand and use a calendar
repeat modeled sentences with correct intonation
follow text as teacher reads
understand the difference between a vowel and consonant in the alphabet
use a picture dictionary
read for pleasure
Writing
label classroom objects
use spacing between words
copy a sentence from a model on the board with a period or question mark, and with capital letters
write a two or three word sentence with help from the teacher
correctly spell words assigned by the teacher
write the date and time correctly using numbers
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