Grade 4

English (HL)

GAP Activites (2020)

Due to COVID-19

LISTENING AND SPEAKING CAPS TERM 2 GRADE4

Week 1 – 2

29 June- 03 July

Listens to weather reports

Week 3 – 4

06-10 July

Listens to an extract from a novel

Week 5 – 6

13-17 July

Listens to and discusses a fable/

myth/legend

Week 7 – 8

20-24 July

listens a dialogue (T4)

Week 9- 10

27-31 July

HOLIDAY

READING AND VIEWING CAPS TERM 2 GRADE 4

Week 1 – 2

29 June- 03 July

Reads information texts with visuals, e.g.

charts/tables/maps

Week 3 – 4

06-10 July

Reads a short novel.

Week 5 – 6

13-17 July

Reads fables/ myth/legend

Week 7 – 8

20-24 July

Read a dialogue

Week 9- 10

27-31 July

HOLIDAY

WRITING AND PRESENTING CAPS TERM 2 GRADE 4

Week 1 – 2

29 June- 03 July

Writes information text e.g. weather chart

Week 3 – 4

06-10 July

Write your own story

Week 5 – 6

13-17 July

Writes a fable/ myth/legend

Week 7 – 8

20-24 July

Writes a description of a character from

the dialogue

Week 9 – 10

27-31 July

HOLIDAY

LANGUAGE STRUCTURE AND CONVENTIONS CAPS TERM 2 GRADE 4

Week 1 – 2

29 June- 03 July

Word level work: adjectives, degrees of

comparison

Sentence level work: simple past tense

Week 3 – 4

06-10 July

Word level work: Adjectives, verbs – main verbs,

regular verbs, transitive and intransitive verbs,

Word division

Week 5 – 6

13-17 July

Word level work: regular and irregular verbs, finite

and infinite verbs, stative verbs

past tense, present tense

Week 7 – 8

20-24 July

Sentence level work: verb clause (T3)

Types of sentences, question, exclamation,

command

Week 9- 10

27-31 July

HOLIDAY

Spelling words and Dictionary use - # PLEASE NOTE THERE WON’T BE ANY

SPELLING TESTS BUT DICTIONARY WORK FOR EACH WORD WILL GO ON AS

NORMAL.

WEEK 1-2 WEEK 3-4 WEEL 5-6 WEEK 7-8

BOOKLET 3

WEEK 5-6

(13-17 July)

Please note in this booklet, each section has 1-2 pages of explanation

and 1-2 pages of activity.

The date above is guideline for completion but it can also be done

over an extended period of 3 weeks (10 pages per week)

Listens to an extract from a novel

Reads a short novel.

Write your own fable

SOME WELL KNOWN FABLES

Lion and the mouse

The three little pigs

The tortoise and the hare