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b: Classroom Language: Matching
Draw a line.
Please spell that.
Can you pass me an eraser?
Can you help me?
Please speak slowly.
Can you repeat that?
I can’t come to school tomorrow.
Sorry I’m late.
I need to leave early today.
I don’t understand.
Can I borrow a pencil?
c1: Classroom Language: Word Bank 1
Write the words.
1. Can you ___________ me an eraser?
2. Can I _______________ a pencil?
3. Sorry I’m _____________________.
4. I need to leave ___________ today.
5. I can’t ________ to school tomorrow.
6. Can you _________________ that?
7. Please __________________ slowly.
8. Please ___________________ that.
9. Can you ________________ me?
10. I don’t _________________________.
1. Can you pass me an eraser? 2. Can I borrow a pencil?
3. Sorry I’m late. 4. I need to leave early today.
5. I can’t come to school tomorrow. 6. Can you repeat that?
7. Please speak slowly. 8. Please spell that.
9. Can you help me? 10. I don’t understand.
c2: Classroom Language: Word Bank 2
Write the words.
1. Can you ________ me an ______________?
2. Can I _______________ a ______________?
3. Sorry I’m _____________________.
4. I _________ to leave _____________ today.
5. I can’t ________ to ____________ tomorrow.
6. Can you _________________ that?
7. Please __________________ slowly.
8. Please ___________________ that.
9. Can you ________________ me?
10. I don’t _____________________________.
Can you pass me an eraser? Can I borrow a pencil?
Sorry I’m late. I need to leave early today.
I can’t come to school tomorrow. Can you repeat that?
Please speak slowly. Please spell that.
Can you help me? I don’t understand.
c3: Classroom Language: Word Bank 3
Write the correct expression under each picture.
1_____________________________________
2____________________________________
3_____________________________________
4____________________________________
5_____________________________________
6____________________________________
7_____________________________________
8____________________________________
9_____________________________________
10___________________________________
Can you help me? Sorry I’m late.
I can’t come to school tomorrow. Please spell that.
Please speak slowly. Can I borrow a pencil?
I need to leave early today. I don’t understand.
Can you pass me an eraser? Can you repeat that?
d: Classroom Language: Copy the Expression
Copy each expression on the line.
1. Can you pass me an eraser?
________________________________________________
2. Sorry I’m late.
________________________________________________
3. Can you repeat that?
________________________________________________
4. I can’t come to school tomorrow.
________________________________________________
5. I need to leave early today.
________________________________________________
6. I don’t understand.
________________________________________________
7. Can you help me?
________________________________________________
8. Please spell that.
________________________________________________
9. Please speak slowly.
________________________________________________
10. Can I borrow a pencil?
________________________________________________
e: Classroom Language: Transfer
Fill in the blank.
Can I borrow a pencil?
ruler pen marker
1. Can I borrow a __________________________?
2. Can I borrow a __________________________?
3. Can I borrow a __________________________?
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I can’t come to school tomorrow.
My son My daughter My children
4. _________________ can’t come to school tomorrow.
5. _________________ can’t come to school tomorrow.
6. _________________ can’t come to school tomorrow.
f: Classroom Language: Sample Situations
Talk about the pictures.
Name: _______________ Date: _______________
g1: Classroom Language: Listening Assessment
(Teacher says the expression, student points to corresponding flash card.)
Listening Getting Things Done
CLB 1 Beginning
1-4
Developing
5-6
Completing
7-8
Exceeds Level
9 – 10
Identifies a few common
formulaic expressions.
Comments:
Name: _______________ Date: _______________
g2: Classroom Language: Listening Assessment
(Teacher says the expression, student points to corresponding flash card.)
Listening Getting Things Done
CLB 2 Beginning
1-4
Developing
5-6
Completing
7-8
Exceeds Level
9 – 10
Identifies a few common
formulaic expressions.
Comments:
g3: Classroom Language: Speaking Assessment
1____________________________________
2___________________________________
3____________________________________
4___________________________________
5____________________________________
6___________________________________
Speaking CLB1 (Getting Things Done)
Make and respond to simple requests related to immediate personal needs.
Uses appropriate memorized expressions
Speaks in: isolated words, no evidence of connected discourse.
Beginning Developing Completing Exceeds Level
Comments:
g4: Classroom Language: Speaking Assessment
1_____________________________________
2____________________________________
3_____________________________________
4____________________________________
5_____________________________________
6____________________________________
7_____________________________________
8____________________________________
9_____________________________________
10___________________________________
Speaking CLB 2 (Getting Things Done)
Make and respond to simple requests related to immediate personal needs.
Uses appropriate memorized expressions
Speaks in: short phrases, very little evidence of connected discourse.
Beginning Developing Completing Exceeds Level
Comments:
g5: Classroom Language: Listening Assessment
Listen to the teacher. Write Yes or No
1 ___________ 2 ___________
3 ___________ 4 ___________
5 ___________ 6 ___________
7 ___________ 8 ___________
……………………………………………………………………
Listening CLB 2 (Getting Things Done)
Understand expressions used to make and respond to requests.
Understands simple phrases, simple sentences, and a few factual details.
Needs considerable assistance (repetition, explanation, demonstration)
Beginning Developing Completing Exceeds Level
Comments:
Script Ideas for Listening Yes or No
1. The teacher speaks too fast. Mindy says, “Please speak slowly.”
2. Mai missed the bus. She says, “I don’t understand.”
3. Dema has a doctor’s appointment on Friday. She says, “I have to leave early today.”
4. Halima broke her pencil. She says, “Can I borrow a pencil?”
5. Ranjit did not understand. She says, “I don’t understand. Can you repeat that?”
6. _____________ 7. _____________ 8. _____________
Classroom Language: Speaking Assessment
Situation What do you say?
1 You can’t reach the
pencil sharpener.
2 Your friend is picking
you up at 11:00.
3 You don’t know how to
spell a word.
4 You are confused
about the lesson.
5 Your children don’t
have school on Friday.
Speaking CLB 2 (Getting Things Done)
Teacher records student’s response to the situation.
Make and respond to simple requests related to common classroom activity.
Uses appropriate memorized expressions, simple sentences and courtesy
formulas.
Beginning Developing Completing Exceeds Level
Comments: