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English Course Planner

The document outlines a 3-month English course planner aimed at progressing students from basic to intermediate levels (A1–B1) through a structured curriculum. Each month focuses on specific goals, such as building vocabulary and confidence in communication, developing writing skills, and enhancing grammar understanding. The final week is dedicated to review and assessment across all skills learned during the course.

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English Course Planner

The document outlines a 3-month English course planner aimed at progressing students from basic to intermediate levels (A1–B1) through a structured curriculum. Each month focuses on specific goals, such as building vocabulary and confidence in communication, developing writing skills, and enhancing grammar understanding. The final week is dedicated to review and assessment across all skills learned during the course.

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3-Month English Course Planner

Focus: Reading – Writing – Speaking – Listening – Grammar

Level: Basic → Intermediate (A1–B1)

Duration: 12 Weeks (3 Months)

Class Frequency: 3–4 days/week (can be adjusted)

Month 1: Building the Basics (Weeks 1–4)


Goal: Learn everyday vocabulary, form simple sentences, build confidence in
communication.

Week Reading Writing Speaking Listening Grammar

1 Read short Write 5–6 Self- Listen to Present Simple,


texts (daily simple introduction, short pronouns, articles
routines, sentences greetings dialogues
family)

2 Read short Write a Role-play: Listen to kids’ Present Continuous,


stories short Introducing songs/stories prepositions
with paragraph a friend
pictures about
family

3 Read short Write Describe a Listen to Question forms (Who,


news about picture (5 daily What, Where)
headlines hobbies sentences) conversations
(6–8
sentences)

4 Read Write a Role-play: At Listen and Countable/uncountable


simple daily diary the shop match words nouns, some/any
dialogues (5–7 lines) to pictures
(shopping,
classroom)

Month 2: Developing Skills (Weeks 5–8)


Goal: Move from short texts to paragraphs, improve vocabulary, and start expressing
opinions.
Wee Reading Writing Speaking Listening Grammar
k

5 Read short Write a Tell a Listen to Past Simple


stories (A2 paragraph short short
level) about past story podcasts
events about
yesterday

6 Read a Write a Role-play: Listen for Conjunctions (and, but,


magazine formal/inform At a details in because)
article/blog al email restaurant short
interview
s

7 Read short Write an Give Listen to Adjectives/adverbs,


articles on opinion opinions: I news comparatives/superlativ
hobbies/trav paragraph (80 like… headlines es
el words) because…

8 Read short Write a short Storytellin Listen to Past Continuous


story and story (100 g practice a TED-Ed
summarize words) talk with
subtitles

Month 3: Towards Intermediate (Weeks 9–12)


Goal: Speak and write longer texts, understand natural conversations, and use grammar
more flexibly.

Week Reading Writing Speaking Listening Grammar

9 Read short Write an essay Group Listen to Present


novel (120 words) discussion: documentaries Perfect,
chapters Technology relative
in life clauses

10 Read Write a report Debate: Listen without Modals (can,


newspaper (school/university Online vs. subtitles must,
editorials life) classroom should,
learning might)

11 Read Write a Role-play: Listen to Conditionals


academic letter/application job English radio (if clauses
texts interview 0,1,2)
(short)

12 Read mixed Write an essay 2-min Watch a movie Future


texts (150–200 words) speech: My (no subtitles) forms (will,
(stories, dream job and going to)
blogs, summarize
articles)

Final Week (Week 13 – Review & Assessment)


- Reading: Review texts and vocabulary notebook.
- Writing: Timed essay practice (150–200 words).
- Speaking: Mock interviews, group discussions, role-plays.
- Listening: Watch/listen to a podcast or short film and summarize.
- Grammar: Mixed revision of all tenses and sentence structures.

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