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A MESSAGE FROM
THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION
Welcome to Your English Learning Journey!
Dear Students, Educators, and Stakeholders,
It is with great pleasure that the Ministry of Education presents the Primary 2 Framework for Egyptian
Learners. This comprehensive textbook has been meticulously developed to support our young learners in
acquiring essential English language skills while honoring and integrating the rich cultural heritage of Egypt.
Our Vision for English Language Education
In today's interconnected world, proficiency in English is a vital skill that opens doors to global
opportunities and fosters cross-cultural communication. Our vision is to equip Primary 2 students with
a strong foundation in English, enabling them to navigate academic pursuits and future careers with
confidence and competence.
Key Features of the Textbook
• Structured Learning Activities: The textbook is organized into weekly sessions, each focusing on
different aspects of language acquisition:
Listening and Speaking: Interactive storytelling, discussions, and role-playing activities
enhance listening comprehension and oral communication skills.
Reading and Phonics: Phonics exercises and reading activities develop students' ability to
decode and comprehend written English.
Writing and Vocabulary: Targeted writing exercises and vocabulary-building activities
encourage students to express themselves clearly and expand their word knowledge.
Cultural Integration: Lessons are intertwined with cultural insights, promoting an
appreciation for both the English language and Egyptian traditions.
• Visual and Interactive Elements: Bright illustrations and interactive components such as coloring
pages, matching games, and puzzles make learning enjoyable and reinforce key concepts.
• Assessment and Feedback: Regular assessments, including quizzes, retelling exercises, and
vocabulary matching, provide educators with tools to monitor student progress and tailor instruction
to meet individual needs.
Commitment to Excellence
The Ministry of Education and Technical Education is dedicated to providing high-quality educational
resources that meet the evolving needs of our students. This textbook embodies our commitment to
excellence in English language education, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to succeed
academically and personally.
Join Us in Shaping the Future
As we embark on this educational journey, we invite educators, parents, and students to collaborate in
fostering a love for the English language and a deep appreciation for our cultural heritage. Together, we
can build a brighter future where our young learners thrive in a global society while staying rooted in their
rich Egyptian identity.
Best Regards,
The Ministry of Education and Technical Education.
Scope and Sequence
Life Skill(s) and
Unit Vocabulary Language in Use Phonetics Skills
Value(s)
Learning Outcomes
Speaking Listening
• Use basic greetings and respond • Respond to simple greetings when
appropriately spoken by the teacher or in short
• Name at least 5–7 classroom objects audio recordings
correctly when shown pictures or real • Identify vocabulary related to
items classroom objects
• Ask and answer simple questions about • Follow simple classroom instructions
classroom objects during listening activities
• Recognize and repeat phonics sounds
for short vowels “a“, “e“, “i“ in familiar
words
Reading Writing
• Recognize and read common greeting • Write the names of classroom
words objects next to pictures
• Match written words to pictures of • Complete simple sentences using
classroom objects classroom vocabulary
• Recognize simple sentences describing • Reorder words to make correct
classroom objects sentences
Lesson
1
Classroom Greetings
Vocabulary
6
UNIT 1
1. I sit on a . 2. This is my .
She teaches me.
a desk
b chair
c ruler
a friend
b teacher
c pencil
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Lesson
2
Around the Classroom
Reading and Writing desk - board - chair - window - door
- pen - book - notebook - bag
Let's Play: Write, Pick, and Stick!
Write classroom object words on small papers. Put them in a box, then
pick a paper, read the word, and stick it on the correct classroom object!
Example: This is a chair.
cat
hat
cap
map
man
fan
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Lesson 2
1. is / This / a / desk.
2. teacher. / a / is / He
3. is / student./ a / He
4. is / chair. / a / This
olHle ygobeod
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Lesson
3 Our Classroom Objects
Vocabulary
eraser ruler
door bag
2 Work in pairs to ask and answer questions
What is this?
This is an eraser.
1. What is this?
This is a .
2. What is this?
This is a .
3. What is this?
This is a .
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Lesson 3
3 Choose and write the correct answer
2. This / a / pencil. / is
3. book. / is / This / a
Where is the…?
Student A: “Where is the door?”
Student B: “It’s over there.”
Switch roles and repeat
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UNIT 1
3. h - n 4. z _ p
5. f _ g 6. b _ n
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Lesson
4
Let's Write Together!
1 Trace the words pen ten hen zip bin fig
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UNIT 1
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Lesson 4
Self-Assessment
I can draw
classroom objects.
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Colors, Shapes,
Unit
2 and Numbers
Learning Outcomes
Speaking Listening
• Name and describe colors, numbers, • Identify color, number, and shape
and shapes using simple sentences names when heard in simple
• Ask and answer questions about colors, instructions or descriptions
numbers, and shapes • Respond to simple questions
• Recognize and repeat phonics sounds appropriately
for short “o“, short “u“, and long “a“ • Identify numbers from 1 to 10 and
count by tens
Reading Writing
• Differentiate between singular and • Write color, number, and shape
plural nouns words accurately
• Match written words to corresponding • Reorder words to form correct
colored shapes sentences
• Develop basic spelling skills by
reordering letters to make words
• Label drawings using accurate color
and shape words
Lesson
1
Colors and Shapes
Vocabulary
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UNIT 2
1. This is a .
2. This is a .
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Lesson 1
5 Reorder the words to form a sentence
Color the ball red. Color the book blue. Color the triangle yellow.
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Lesson
2
Shapes and Colors Around Us
1 Reorder the letters to make a word
1. eulb .
2. ganltrei .
3. erneg .
4. noaegr .
5. icrelc .
6. sreuaq .
1. d__ 2. b__
3. f__ 4. s__
5. c__ 6. b__
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Lesson 2
4 Trace the words
1. d_g 2. b_x
3. f_x 4. s_n
5. c_p 6. b_n
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UNIT 2
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Lesson
3
1
Numbers and Counting
Vocabulary
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UNIT 2
How many…?
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Lesson 3
Language in Use
Singular and Plural
“I have one book.”
“I have two chairs.”
“I have three chairs.”
Singular One
Example: 1 pencil
Plural More than one (add -s)
Example: 2 pencils, 3 books, 5 pens
We say “book” for one and “books” for more than one.
How many pencils are there? How many books are there?
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Lesson
4
Let's Count Together
1 Read and complete
o/t/w n/e/n/i
. .
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Lesson 4
Phonics Focus: Long “a“ sound
cake
lake
cave
grapes
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UNIT 2
10 Look at the number line below and fill in the missing numbers
10 15 20 25 30
35 40 45 50 55
60 65 70 75 80
85 90 95 100 105
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Lesson 4
Self-Assessment
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Classroom Actions
Unit
3 & Routines
Learning Outcomes
Speaking Listening
• Use simple present tense to talk about • Identify related classroom
classroom activities vocabulary in short spoken
• Ask and answer basic questions about sentences
classroom routines • Follow simple classroom instructions
• Use action verbs correctly in short pair or given by the teacher
group dialog
• Recognize and repeat initial consonant
sounds in classroom action words
Reading Writing
• Recognize classroom action words • Label pictures showing classroom
• Read simple sentences describing routines actions and routines
• Recognize short classroom instructions • Write simple descriptive sentences
in written form about their own classroom routines
• Reorder words to form correct
instructions or statements
Lesson
1
Classroom Actions
Vocabulary
play color
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UNIT 3
2. I __________ a book.
3. I __________ a picture.
4. I __________ my desk.
5. I __________ in my notebook.
6. I __________ up.
sing
open door
raise hand
close window
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Lesson 1
4 Put the words in the right order to form a sentence
3. draw / I / picture. / a
……………………………………………………………….
4. my / I / read / book.
……………………………………………………………….
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Lesson
2
Let’s Talk about Class Routines
Vocabulary
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Lesson 2
sit down
draw a circle
Tip!
• Listen carefully to the first sound of each word.
• Say it out loud and feel how your mouth moves — this will help you
find matching sounds easily!
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Lesson 2
7 Find and Circle
Circle the word that starts with the same first sound as the action word.
Example
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Lesson
3
All About Our Classroom
Reading and Writing
write, read, draw, color, clean, play, sit, stand, raise, open, close, sing
a) I / book. / read / my
……………………………………………………………..
b) my / write / I / name.
…………………………………………………………….
c) with / play / I / friends. / my
……………………………………………………………
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Lesson
4
Writing About Our Class
a) I __________ my book.
b) I __________ a picture.
d) I __________ in my notebook.
e) I __________ my desk.
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Lesson 4
c) draw / picture. / I / a
……………………………………..…………………………………..
d) my / I / clean / desk.
……………………………………..…………………………………..
Example:
• I write in my notebook.
• I sit on my chair.
• I read my book.
• I draw a picture.
………………………………................................…………………
………………………………................................…………………
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UNIT 3
Self-Assessment
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Review
Let's Review Units 1, 2, and 3
Listen, repeat, and practice
Greetings
Classroom objects
Hello, Goodbye
What’s your name?
Classroom phrases
“What is this?” “I have a ruler.” “I see a blue square.”
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Review
1. This is a desk.
2. I have eraser.
1. tca 2. nep
3. dbe 4. xob
5. nus 6. odg
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Review
4 Trace the words
47
Review
8 Match the words to the pictures
ruler
book
chair
desk
bag
eraser
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Unit Everyday Life
4
Learning Outcomes
Speaking Listening
• Use simple present tense sentences to • Understand when someone
describe family members and routines introduces family members
• Use possessive adjectives correctly in • Follow simple descriptions about
speech daily activities
• Recognize and repeat phonics sounds
for words with the “th“ letter sound
• Recognize and repeat phonics sounds
in long “o“ and “u“
Reading Writing
• Recognize family vocabulary words • Label family members in diagrams
• Read simple sentences describing • Write family words and simple
family routines routine sentences accurately
• Write short descriptive sentences
about family members
Lesson
1
My Family
Vocabulary
This is my sister.
brother
Who is she?
This is my mother.
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UNIT 4
Language in Use
This is my sister.
is speaking.
Q: Who's this?
A: This is my father. / This is your mother.
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Lesson 1
1 Listen, repeat then write
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د
Lesson
2
All About Home
1 Read and match
This is my mother.
1. This is my .
2. This is your .
1. h / m / r / e / o / t 2. s / r / e / t / s / i
mother
father sister
brother grandmother
grandfather
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UNIT 4
1. r_se
2. n_se
3. c_be
4. g_ue
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Lesson 2
1
5 Rearrange the letters to make a word
1. sero
2. sone
3. becu
4. gelu
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Lesson
3
My life at Home
Vocabulary
wash walk
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Lesson 3
Language in Use
I wake up at seven.
He eats breakfast.
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UNIT 4
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Lesson
4
Me and My Family
1. up / wake / I / seven. / at
1. _s_u_h_b_r
2. _l_e_e_p_s
3. _k_l_a_w
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UNIT 4
thin
thick
thumb
thunder
math
teeth
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Lesson 4
3 Listen and circle the correct word
1. hmta
2. theet
3. bhumt
1. ma_h
2. _ee_h
3. _h_mb
Self-Assessment
63
Lesson 1
Unit My Home
5
Learning Outcomes
Speaking Listening
• Use simple sentences to describe • Recognize household items and
rooms and furniture their locations
• Use "there is" and "there are" correctly to • Follow simple questions and answers
describe items at home about home
• Answer and ask questions about location • Recognize prepositions of place in
• Recognize and repeat phonics sounds context
for “sh“ and “th“ words clearly in context
Reading Writing
• Recognize vocabulary for home items • Label pictures of rooms and objects
and rooms • Reorder words or sentences
• Match sentences or words to pictures of describing home items
household items and rooms • Write short descriptive sentences
• Identify information about home about their favorite room or items in
64 arrangements in simple sentences their house
Lesson
1
Inside My Home
Vocabulary
cup plate
Look around your classroom and talk with your friend
Where is the window?
The ball is under the table.
I see a pencil on the table.
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Lesson 1
Language in Use
Prepositions of Place
Where is it?
The lamp is on the table. The ball is under the table.
The cup is next to the plate. The bed is in the bedroom.
The . The .
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UNIT 5
next to on under
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Lesson 1
5 Read and complete
Where is the table? Where is the chair? Where are the flowers?
. . .
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Lesson
2
What’s in My Home
table chair bed
Reading and Writing
window lamp desk
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Lesson 2
3 Reorder the letters to make a word
o/b/h/a/t/m/r/o h/e/k/c/n/i/t
. .
table chair
bed living room
window lamp
cup plate
kitchen bathroom
bedroom door
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Lesson
3
My Favorite Room
1 Write two sentences about your home
mother father
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Lesson
4
Actions At Home
Vocabulary
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UNIT 5
Language in Use
. . .
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Lesson 4
5 Use the words below to complete the sentences.
1. My cooks dinner.
2. I my father clean.
3. My sister TV.
4. I my room.
Practice
Student A: Who helps at home?
Student B: My brother washes the dishes.
Switch roles and repeat.
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UNIT 5
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Lesson 4
11 Trace the words
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UNIT 5
dish
brush
fish
ship
shop
sheep
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Lesson 1
3 Fill in the missing letter
1. _ h i p
2. _ h o p
3. f i _ h
4. s_eep
5. bru_h
1. p i h s
2. o s p h
3. h s f i
3. h i d s
6 Draw and write about one activity you and your family do
at home
Self-Assessment
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Unit Rooms at Home
6
Learning Outcomes
Speaking Listening
• Use simple sentences to describe • Identify related vocabulary when
rooms and their functions someone talks about different
• Answer and ask simple questions about rooms and what they do there
room • Follow simple questions about
• Recognize and repeat phonics sound: location
“ch“ words
Reading Writing
• Recognize vocabulary for rooms and • Write words for rooms and furniture
home-related words correctly
• Read simple sentences describing • Reorder sentences describing rooms
objects and activities in each room and their contents
• Write short descriptive sentences
about favorite rooms
Lesson
1
My Home
Vocabulary
hall balcony
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Lesson 1
2 Look and number
bathroom kitchen
living room bedroom
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Lesson
1
2
Let's Talk About Our Home!
Listening and Speaking
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UNIT 6
Guessing Game
Practice
Student 1: There are a table and chairs. We eat here.
Student 2: The dining room!
Student 1: There is a bed. We sleep there.
Student 2: !
Student 1: There is a shower.
Student 2: !
Student 1: There is a chair. We watch TV there.
Student 2: !
Student 1: There are flowers and trees.
Student 2: !
Student 1: There is a fridge. We cook food there.
Student 2: !
Switch roles and repeat.
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Lesson
1
3
Where Things Are in My House!
Reading and Writing
Language in Use
1. There is a in my home.
2. There are two in my home.
3. The flowers are the garden.
4. The TV is the table.
5. The bed is the window.
lunch beach
cheese
chicken
chin
lunch
beach
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Lesson
1
4
I Can Read and Write
About My Home!
1 Trace the words
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UNIT 6
wash my face - cups - kitchen - living room - table - dinning room - eat - bathroom
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Lesson 4
4 Write one sentence about a room in your house
Examples
Self-Assessment
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Review
Family members
grandmother
sister
mother
brother
Daily routine
“I wake up at 7 o’clock.” “My father cooks in the kitchen.”
Classroom phrases
“Where do you eat?” “Who washes the dishes?”
“There is a lamp on the table.”
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Review
Listening and Speaking
Practice
4. This is my mother.
5. This is my brother.
6. This is my grandmother.
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Review
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Review
5. What is in the dining 6. What do you do after
room? school?
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Review
7 Reorder the letters to make a word
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
10 11 12
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Review
13 14 15
16 17 18
19 20 21
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Review
8 Fill in the missing letter to complete the word
1. _ o s e . 2. cu_e .
3. n _ s e . 4. g_ue .
5. t _ e . 6. _his .
7. t h a _ . 8. t_eth .
9. m a _ h . 10. th_mb .
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Review
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Glossary
Category Word Definition
Daily Routines sleep To rest your body and mind by closing your eyes.
Daily Routinies brush To clean using a brush.
Daily Routines walk To move by putting one foot in front of the other.
Daily Routines wash To clean using water.
My Hormie kitchen A room where food is prepared and cooked.
My Horrus bedroom A room where someone sleeps.
My Hame bathroom A room where people take care of hygiene.
My Home living room A room for relaxing or spending time with family.
My Home sofa A comfortable seat for several people.
My Home lamp A device that gives light.
My Home mirror A surface that shows your reflection.
My Home sink A bowl with a faucet for washing hands or dishes.
My Home house A building where people live.
My Home table A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs.
My Home cup A small container used to drink liquids.
My Home spoon A utensil used for eating or serving food.
My Home refrigerator A machine that keeps food cold.
People and Relationships mother A female parent.
People and Relationships father A male parent.
People and Relationships sister A female sibling.
People and Relationships brother A male sibling.
People and Relationships grandmother The mother of one, Äös parent.
People and Relationships grandfather The father of one. Äôs parent.
People and Relationships uncle The brother of your mother or father.
People and Relationships aunt The sister of your mother or father.
People and Relationships cousin The child of your uncle or aunt.
People and Relationships family A group of people related to each other.
People and Relationships parents A mother and a father.
People and Relationships baby A very young child.
People and Relationships child A young boy or girl.
People and Relationships children More than one child.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary red A bright color like an apple or a rose.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary blue The color of the sky or ocean.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary green A color like grass or leaves.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary yellow A bright color like the sun.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary circle A round shape with no corners.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary square A shape with four equal sides.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary triangle A shape with three straight sides and three angles.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary color What we see when light hits an object.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary shape The form or outline of something.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary number A symbol that represents a quantity.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary rectangle A shape with four sides and four right angles.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary oval A round shape like an egg.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary rose A type of flower with a pleasant smell.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary glue A sticky substance used to join things.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary cube A solid shape with six equal square faces.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary nose The part of your face used for smelling and breathing.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary thick Having a large distance between opposite sides.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary thin Having a small distance between opposite sides.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary thumb The short, thick first finger on your hand.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary thunder The loud sound during a storm after lightning.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary math The study of numbers, shapes, and patterns.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary teeth The hard white parts in the mouth used for biting and chewing.
Phonics and Descriptive Vocabulary sofa A comfortable seat for two or more people.
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Primary 2 - Term 1
Academic Year: 2025/2026
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