Use of capital letters, punctuation marks, full stops, commas etc.
Week: Six
Class: Basic Three
Topic: Use of capital letters, punctuation marks, full stops, commas etc.
Objectives: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to;
1. get an understanding that “capital” letters and higher cases mean the same thing.
2. use capital letters/higher cases correctly; and
3. use the punctuation marks e.g. comma, semi-colon exclamation marks etc. correctly
Reference material: Learn Africa Basic English Language UBE edition for primary schools
Content:
Punctuation marks are any sign used to divide a piece of writing into sentences, clauses etc
Examples of punctuation mark in English
Capital letter also means upper case or higher case Capital letter is used to begin the name of a particular person, place, or thing. Examples: It is used to write the title of a.... View More
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- Vocabulary.
- Event description
- Story reading (The boy who had courage)
- Comprehension (Dibia and the zebra crossing)
- Concepts of print
- Use of capital letters, punctuation marks, full stops, commas etc.
- Writing three to four sentences on everyday activities using present and past tenses.
- Handwriting
- Pronunciation of consonant and consonant clusters
- Chapters 9
- Category Primary 3
- Author ClassNotes Edu
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