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44 Teacher’s Notes Scope and Sequence Hula Hoop 2 Unit Language and Communication Real-World Exploration Personal and Social Development Mathematical Skills Artistic Expression 1 My School New vocabulary: book, glue, pencil, pencil sharpener, ruler, six Grammar: on. The (noun) is on the table. Review: colors, numbers 1–5, book, chair, crayon, Look!, table Experiment with different objects and materials to find solutions Understand the importance of helping each other. Help to find school objects in the classroom. Identify numbers and count: 1–6 Draw school objects 2 My Body New vocabulary: arms, cold, eight, feet, fingers, hot, legs, seven Grammar: My/The (noun) is/are cold. Review: colors, numbers 1–6, ears, eyes, hands, it’s, mouth, my, nose, water. Look! Observe and describe elements of nature: hot, cold Gradually acquire more autonomy: take a shower. Identify numbers and count: 1–8 Complete a picture of your own body using different materials 3 My Clothes New vocabulary: boots, hat, nine, raincoat, rainy, shorts, sunny, ten Grammar: It’s a sunny/rainy day. I wear (a) (noun). Review: numbers 1–8, dress, pants, shoes, T-shirt Observe nature. Make inferences from what they know about their environment. Understand rules. Wear the correct clothes according to the weather. Identify numbers and count: 1–10 Paste material onto clothes 4 My Family New vocabulary: family, grandma, grandpa, old, pink, rectangle, young Grammar: He’s/She’s my/a (noun). He’s/she’s (young). Look at my family. Review: colors, numbers 1–10, shapes, baby, book, brother, daddy, eyes, happy, mommy, mouth, nose, sad, sister Establish relationships between the past and the present Participate with adults in different activities. Review feelings. Recognize and name shapes and characteristics of objects. Review counting: 1–10. Draw the members of your family. Paste Popsicle sticks on the rectangle. 5 My Toys New vocabulary: black, box, diamond, doll, in, kite, puppet, yo-yo Grammar: The (noun) is in the box. Review: colors, numbers 1–10, shapes, ball, bear, block, it’s, my, robot Experiment with different objects and materials to find solutions to problems Understand that there are rules to follow Recognize and name shapes and characteristics of objects. Review counting: 1–10. Paste pieces of ribbon on the kite’s tail D.R. © Macmillan Publishers, S.A. de C.V. 2010 www.macmillanyounglearners.com

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Page 1: Hula Hoop TE - Macmillan Young Learners...Hula Hoop level 2 19/1/10 12:50:55 Untitled-2.indd 3 44 Teacher’s Notes Hula Hoˇp 2 Scope and SequenceUnit Language and Co‹munication

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Teacher’s Notes Scope and SequenceHula Hoop 2

Unit Language and Communication Real-World Exploration

Personal and Social

DevelopmentMathematical

SkillsArtistic

Expression

1My School

New vocabulary: book, glue, pencil, pencil sharpener, ruler, sixGrammar: on. The (noun) is on the table.Review: colors, numbers 1–5, book, chair, crayon, Look!, table

Experiment with different objects and materials to

find solutions

Understand the importance of helping each

other.Help to find school

objects in the classroom.

Identify numbers and count: 1–6

Draw school objects

2My Body

New vocabulary: arms, cold, eight, feet, fingers, hot, legs, sevenGrammar: My/The (noun) is/are cold.Review: colors, numbers 1–6, ears, eyes, hands, it’s, mouth, my, nose, water. Look!

Observe and describe elements

of nature: hot, cold

Gradually acquire more autonomy: take a shower.

Identify numbers and count: 1–8

Complete a picture of your own body

using different materials

3My Clothes

New vocabulary: boots, hat, nine, raincoat, rainy, shorts, sunny, tenGrammar: It’s a sunny/rainy day. I wear (a) (noun).Review: numbers 1–8, dress, pants, shoes, T-shirt

Observe nature. Make inferences from what they

know about their environment.

Understand rules.Wear the correct clothes according to the weather.

Identify numbers and count: 1–10

Paste material onto clothes

4My Family

New vocabulary: family, grandma, grandpa, old, pink, rectangle, youngGrammar: He’s/She’s my/a (noun). He’s/she’s (young). Look at my family. Review: colors, numbers 1–10, shapes, baby, book, brother, daddy, eyes, happy, mommy, mouth, nose, sad, sister

Establish relationships

between the past and the present

Participate with adults in different

activities.Review feelings.

Recognize and name shapes and characteristics of

objects.Review counting:

1–10.

Draw the members of your family. Paste Popsicle sticks on the

rectangle.

5My Toys

New vocabulary: black, box, diamond, doll, in, kite, puppet, yo-yoGrammar: The (noun) is in the box.Review: colors, numbers 1–10, shapes, ball, bear, block, it’s, my, robot

Experiment with different objects and materials to find solutions to

problems

Understand that there are rules to

follow

Recognize and name shapes and characteristics of

objects.Review counting:

1–10.

Paste pieces of ribbon on the

kite’s tail

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Page 2: Hula Hoop TE - Macmillan Young Learners...Hula Hoop level 2 19/1/10 12:50:55 Untitled-2.indd 3 44 Teacher’s Notes Hula Hoˇp 2 Scope and SequenceUnit Language and Co‹munication

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6My Snack

New vocabulary: carrots, eggs, lettuce, salty, sausages, sweetGrammar: I like (apples). I don’t like (apples). They’re (sweet).Review: colors, numbers 1–10, apples, are, bananas, boy, circle, cold, girl, grapes, hot, oranges, pears

Explain characteristics of

food

Understand where food comes from

Recognize and name shapes and characteristics of

objects.Review counting:

1–10.

Draw the food you like

7My Animals

New vocabulary: cow, hen, horse, milk, sheep, yarnGrammar: I see a big/small (color adjective) (noun).Review: colors, numbers 1–10, shapes, apples, big, carrots, eggs, fish, I like/don’t like, sausages, small, turtle

Recognize that humans transform nature to improve

their lives

Be aware of the needs of others:

feed animals

Classify objects by characteristics.

Review counting: 1—10.

Draw farmyard animals

8My

Community

New vocabulary: astronaut, chef, nurse, pilot Grammar: I want to be a (noun).Review: clothes, colors, numbers 1–10, shapes, car, diamond, eggs, farmer, firefighter, hen, horse, I’m, police officer, oval, pencil, rectangle, teacher

Be aware that some people’s work benefits

society

Be aware of feelings and needs

Classify objects by characteristic: shape.

Review counting: 1–10.

Color the astronaut.

Paste glitter on the stars.

9My Trip

New vocabulary: balloon, fast, rocket, slow, tractor, truckGrammar: I like to travel in a slow/fast (noun).Review: colors, numbers 1–10, shapes, boat, black, bus, in, on, plane, train

Observe the environment and make inferences

Gradually acquire more autonomy.

Learn how to think ahead/plan.

Register information on simple graphs.Review counting:

1–10.

Draw yourself in the balloon.

Paste paper balls on the balloon.

10Evaluation

Language and vocabulary review

Unit Language and Communication Real-World Exploration

Personal and Social

DevelopmentMathematical

SkillsArtistic

Expression

1My School

New vocabulary: book, glue, pencil, pencil sharpener, ruler, sixGrammar: on. The (noun) is on the table.Review: colors, numbers 1–5, book, chair, crayon, Look!, table

Experiment with different objects and materials to

find solutions

Understand the importance of helping each

other.Help to find school

objects in the classroom.

Identify numbers and count: 1–6

Draw school objects

2My Body

New vocabulary: arms, cold, eight, feet, fingers, hot, legs, sevenGrammar: My/The (noun) is/are cold.Review: colors, numbers 1–6, ears, eyes, hands, it’s, mouth, my, nose, water. Look!

Observe and describe elements

of nature: hot, cold

Gradually acquire more autonomy: take a shower.

Identify numbers and count: 1–8

Complete a picture of your own body

using different materials

3My Clothes

New vocabulary: boots, hat, nine, raincoat, rainy, shorts, sunny, tenGrammar: It’s a sunny/rainy day. I wear (a) (noun).Review: numbers 1–8, dress, pants, shoes, T-shirt

Observe nature. Make inferences from what they

know about their environment.

Understand rules.Wear the correct clothes according to the weather.

Identify numbers and count: 1–10

Paste material onto clothes

4My Family

New vocabulary: family, grandma, grandpa, old, pink, rectangle, youngGrammar: He’s/She’s my/a (noun). He’s/she’s (young). Look at my family. Review: colors, numbers 1–10, shapes, baby, book, brother, daddy, eyes, happy, mommy, mouth, nose, sad, sister

Establish relationships

between the past and the present

Participate with adults in different

activities.Review feelings.

Recognize and name shapes and characteristics of

objects.Review counting:

1–10.

Draw the members of your family. Paste Popsicle sticks on the

rectangle.

5My Toys

New vocabulary: black, box, diamond, doll, in, kite, puppet, yo-yoGrammar: The (noun) is in the box.Review: colors, numbers 1–10, shapes, ball, bear, block, it’s, my, robot

Experiment with different objects and materials to find solutions to

problems

Understand that there are rules to

follow

Recognize and name shapes and characteristics of

objects.Review counting:

1–10.

Paste pieces of ribbon on the

kite’s tail

Hula H

oop TE

.indb 4519/02/2010 12:28

D.R

. © M

acmillan P

ublishers, S.A

. de C.V

. 2010 ww

w.m

acmillanyounglearners.com