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Contents

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Objectives Language Vocabulary

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• Introducing Annie and Timmy • I’m (Annie). • Annie, Timmy

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Welcome! • Using greetings • How are you? • hello, bye-bye
• Introducing ourselves • I’m fine, thank you. • boy, girl, school, teacher

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• Distinguishing between boys and girls • Stand up. Sit down. • different, the same
• Identifying as a boy or a girl • Go to school.
• Recognising objects which are the same • It’s the same.

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1 My school


Naming and reviewing classroom objects
Following simple instructions


Point to the (table).
Put your finger on the (table).


book, chair, crayon, glue stick, pencil, table
point, tidy up, put away

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• Identifying things that are the same • The same. • backpack

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• Listening to a story and joining in • Look inside. • school, scissors, snake
Inside my backpack • Phonics: Practising the initial sound s • Good (girl)! • toys
• Values: Learning about keeping the classroom tidy • (We) keep (our) classroom tidy.
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• Naming the parts of the face • Touch your (nose). • ears, eyes, mouth, nose
My face • Talking about feelings • I am (happy). • face, hair
• Listening to a story and joining in • Make a (happy) face. • angry, happy, sad
• Number 1 • (The monster) is (sad). • a lot of, a few
I see monsters • Phonics: Practising the initial sound a • monster
• Values: Learning about the importance of feelings • up, down
• one
I have feelings
• ant, apple

3 My family



Naming and reviewing the members of the family
Practising greetings
Identifying family members



This is (Mummy).
How are you?
Fine, thank you!



family
mummy, daddy, brother, sister, baby
grandad, grandma
• Listening to a story and joining in • I can (jump). • circle
The gingerbread man • Phonics: Practising the initial sound p • This is me. This is my (mummy). • jump, run, swim
• Values: Appreciating our family • fox, gingerbread man
• paintbrush, pencil, pineapple
I love my family


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Objectives Language Vocabulary

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4 My friends
• Recognising numbers 1 and 2 • How many are there? • one, two

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• Distinguishing between one and two objects • It’s number (one). • circle, square, triangle

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• Distinguishing colours and shapes • It’s a (blue) (square). • blue, red, yellow

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• Sequencing colours and shapes • Hello! Bye-bye! • bird(s); up, down
Two little blue birds

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• Listening to a story and joining in • (One) (blue) (bird). • come back, fly away

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• Phonics: Practising the initial short i sound • I have friends. • igloo, iguana, ink
I have friends • Values: Learning about having friends • friends

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• Naming and describing fruit • I like to eat (apples). • apple, banana, orange, pear
My food

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• Understanding the difference between big and small • A (red) (apple). • green, orange, red, yellow
• Talking about preferences • (Annie’s) got (a banana). • big, small
• Listening to a story and joining in • It’s a (big) (green) (pear). • bat, hungry
I’m a hungry fruit bat • Phonics: Practising the initial sound t • I want my lunch. • one, two

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• Values: Learning about the importance • (A sandwich) is good. • table, teacher, Timmy, train, tree, triangle, two
I eat healthy food of healthy eating • I like (yogurt). • doughnut, sweets, yogurt

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6 Naming toys and describing where they are Put the (ball) in the box. ball, boat, car, clown, doll, robot, teddy, toy box

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My toys • Putting toys away • (The boat) is (on) the (bed). • in, on, under
• Listening to a story and joining in • Roll over. Ouch! Good night! • bed, chair, shelf

Three in the bed

I look after my toys


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Number 3
Phonics: Practising the initial sound o
Values: Learning about looking after our toys


I look after my toys.
Please. Thank you.


one, two, three
octopus, olive, ostrich
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7 My pets
• Describing and recognising pets • I’ve got a (cat). • bird, cat, dog, fish, pet, rabbit

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• Talking about pet ownership • (Timmy’s) got a (yellow) (dog). • baby


• Recognising animal sounds • That’s a baby (cat). • bow wow, meow
• Reviewing the concept of the same and different • My (dog) can (run). • one, two, three
I love my pet • Listening to a story and joining in • The (cat) needs (food). • car, caterpillar, clown, cow, crawl, crayon
• Understanding what pets need • I love my pet. • drink, food, home, love, exercise
I can look after pets • Phonics: Practising the initial sound c • bird food, food bowl
• Values: Learning about how to look after pets

8 My garden




Naming and identifying insects
Reviewing numbers 1-3
Reviewing shapes
Listening to a story and joining in




Put the (bee) on the (flower).
How many (spots)?
Please be careful!
It’s a (ladybird).




ant, bee, butterfly, caterpillar, ladybird, worm
flower, grass, leaf
spots
one, two, three
Walking in the garden • Phonics: Practising the initial sounds a, c, i, o, p, s and t • I see a (black) (ant). • black, brown, red
• Values: Learning about respecting nature • Don’t step on the worm! • magnifying glass
I respect nature • apple, crayon, igloo, octopus, pencil, snake, table

Festivals: Halloween Christmas Valentine’s Day Easter

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