English Language Grade 5. Who are you? Collection 1

   This interactive course is designed to help young learners develop foundational English language skills in a fun and engaging way. Through a series of interactive exercises, children will explore various topics such as self-introduction, professions, hobbies, and daily routines. The course emphasizes communication skills, vocabulary development, and pronunciation, preparing students for effective interaction in English-speaking environments.

Key Features of the Course:

• Interactive Tests and Exercises: Students will actively participate in dynamic quizzes and activities designed to check their understanding and offer immediate feedback.
• Practical Learning: The course includes simple tasks like introducing oneself, naming professions, and talking about hobbies to reinforce language learning in everyday contexts.
• Pronunciation Practice: Students will focus on correct pronunciation of key sounds like /s/, /ʃ/, and /tʃ/ to improve their speaking skills.
• Real-Life Applications: Learners will practice using new vocabulary in real-life conversations, helping them feel confident in real-world situations.

Course Modules:

• Module 1: Hello
  Lessons 1-3: Focus on self-introduction, basic greetings, and naming common objects in the environment.
• Module 2: Who Are You?
  Lessons 4-8: Students learn to ask and answer questions about themselves, their families, and their surroundings. Vocabulary related to professions, days of the week, and time is introduced.

Expected Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:

• Ask and answer questions about themselves and their environment.
• Provide basic information about themselves, including their name, profession, and hobbies.
• Use imperative sentences to talk about prohibitions and actions.
• Recognize and pronounce key sounds in English such as /s/, /ʃ/, and /tʃ/.
• Name common professions, days of the week, and times of day.
• Use simple sentences to describe their hobbies and interests.
• Name musical instruments and talk about favorite singers and music groups.
• Express basic information about school subjects and preferences.
• Practice newly learned words in meaningful speech, such as "door," "teacher," "computer," and "countries."

This course offers a comprehensive foundation , combining interactive learning with engaging exercises to ensure that students not only understand English but can use it confidently in everyday situations.