34;Hello World: English for Kids" is an adventure-filled English language textbook specially designed to take primary school children on a magical language learning journey. Friendly characters and simple stories aim to improve the listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of primary school children 34;Hello World: English for Kids” is more than just a book; it is an invitation to join an exciting learning adventure.
We hope that Hello World: English for Kids will become a reliable companion in your language learning efforts. So whenever you say "Hello, World!" you are spreading a friendly message to the whole world. We sincerely thank everyone who contributed to the creation of "Hello World, English for Kids". A sincere thank you to the dedicated lecturer who provided valuable insights, comments and expertise.
We are grateful to the parents and guardians who have entrusted the education of their children to us. To the bright and enthusiastic students who bring joy and energy to our classrooms, thank you for being the heart of "Hello World, English for Kids." Your curiosity and eagerness to learn make every day special.
Greetings and Basic
GOOD This is a nice way to greet people EVENING when we have people in the. After each role play, discuss with your group whether the greeting used is appropriate for the given scenario.
You can list the languages you know. information, it is essential to be careful and only share data with people you trust, such as parents, teachers or close friends. Future Aspirations: Share your ambitions and what you want to be when you grow up. become an astronaut and explore space.". In pairs or small groups, students take turns presenting their personal information to their classmates.
Daily life
Daily Routines
Likes: Likes are things, activities or people that make us happy or that we enjoy. Dislikes: Dislikes things, activities, or people you don't like. When expressing dislikes, you can say: I don't like [something/someone]:. Expressing likes and dislikes is a great way to engage in conversations and get to know others better.
You can talk about your favorite hobbies, food, books and movies and learn about the likes and dislikes of your friends and classmates. It's not my cup of tea: Express that something is not your preference. "Action movies are not my cup of tea." In the evenings I do my homework and study for upcoming tests. g) After dinner, I often or play games. h) Before I go to bed, I always read a story.
Write a paragraph describing your typical day, including your daily routine from the time you wake up to the time you go to bed. Be sure to include details about your daily activities, such as when you eat, when you study, and when you spend time with your family.
NUMBERS AND TIMES
Counting numbers
Telling time
Telling time is a practical and important skill that helps us manage our daily activities and schedule. Teaching students how to tell time in English is valuable for both everyday life and future language development. The common question forms we use to ask when a specific event will happen are:.
We use It is or It's to respond to the questions that currently ask about time. We don't normally use the 24-hour clock in English. am) for the morning and afternoon. pm) for the afternoon and evening. Telling time is a fundamental skill in which the current moment or duration of an event is expressed using a system of hours, minutes and sometimes seconds.
Traditionally, time is measured using analog clocks with clock hands or digital displays, and it plays a vital role in our daily lives, helping us stay organized and coordinate with others.
UNDERSTANDING YOUR BODY
Part of body
Parts of the body are essential components of the human anatomy, each with unique functions and significance.
Health and hygiene
Health is a state of being free from disease or injury, while hygiene refers to practices. Bathing and showering: Discuss the importance of regular bathing or showering to keep the body clean. Balanced diet: The importance of a balanced diet with plenty of fruits, vegetables, grains and sources of protein.
Health is a state of physical, mental and social well-being, and it is essential to a fulfilling life. It includes a balance between various aspects of our lives, including nutrition, exercise, mental well-being and access to health care, all of which contribute to overall quality of life. Make sense of good hygiene practices such as washing hands, brushing teeth and bathing regularly.
AROUND THE HOUSE
Rooms and Spaces
In the kitchen there are so many items such as: Stove, Fridge, Sink, Knife, Fork Plate, Cup and so on.
Household item
Like the kitchen where we make delicious meals, the bedroom where we sleep and dream, and the bathroom where we clean. Type the names of the items. under the right room where you would find them.
FOOD ANDCOOKING
Types of food
Cooking at home
We use our knowledge to discover new things and find our way in the world. Example: "We teach math and science in our classroom." Teacher: The person who leads the class and teaches the students. Example: "Our teacher helps us learn new things." Student: Someone who goes to school to learn.
It's a journey that never really ends, and that's what makes us wiser and smarter every day." 34;We made an exciting discovery in the forest." books or stories about famous explorers and their adventures to. Example: "I have a social network account to keep in touch with friends." Discussing Staying Connected: Active Listening: Teach students the importance of active listening, which means giving your full attention when someone is speaking.
Giving direction
Place and location
Keep observing and describing the places around you and you will become an expert at finding and understanding the world you live in. Choose the appropriate preposition in the box to complete the sentence preposition can be used more than once.
EDUCTION AND LEARNING
School life
Subject and learning
JOBS AND OCCUPATION
Different jobs
Dream Job Glossary Dream job: The job or career one hopes to have in the future. It shows us how people in the past did beautiful things that are part of their culture. In the grand scheme of life, free time is a precious opportunity for us to rest, relax, and do the things we love.
It's an opportunity to explore our interests, spend quality moments with our loved ones and find joy in the things we are passionate about. Family: The people who are related to you by blood or close ties and often live together in the same household. Community: A group of people who live in the same area or share common interests and goals.
Dreams job
Holidays and Celebrations
Special occasion
In this chapter we delve into the world of special events and traditional celebrations. Holiday: A special day when people have a break from work or school to celebrate or remember something. Whether it's a birthday, a holiday or an important event, these special times allow us to celebrate with loved ones and create lasting memories.
Traditional celebration
TRAVEL AND PLACES
Modes of transportation
Exploring places
Teacher: Visiting a big city can be so interesting with all its tall buildings and museums. They include places like parks, libraries, grocery stores and schools where people from the community can go.
CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT
Traditional art
Leisure activities
Using free time wisely can help us recharge our batteries, reduce stress and create great memories. So let's embrace our free time as a valuable part of our lives, making sure we find a healthy balance between work and play.
NATURE
Animals and wildlife
Their necks are so long and they have the cool spots all over their bodies. Did you know that they use their long necks to reach high leaves in trees. They are black and white, like my favorite colors, and they look super cute.
They include the beautiful animals, plants, forests, oceans and mountains that make our earth so special. Remember, by taking care of nature and wildlife, we ensure a better world for ourselves and for the many creatures that call it home.
Protecting environment
Recycle: To collect and process used materials (such as paper, glass and plastic) so that they can be used to make new things. Biodegradable: Materials that can be broken down naturally and returned to the environment without causing harm. Our environment includes all the living and non-living things that make up our world.
Recycling means using something again instead of throwing it away, like using a cloth bag instead of a plastic bag. And recycling means collecting and using materials like paper and glass to make new things.
TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNIATION
Modern technology
Technology: Using scientific knowledge and tools to solve problems and make life easier. Internet: A global network that connects millions of computers around the world, allowing us to share information and communicate. Smartphone: A mobile phone that can do more than just make calls, such as send messages, take pictures, and run applications.
Technology includes all machines, devices and tools that make our lives easier and more interesting. The Internet is like a large network of computers around the world that helps us find information and talk to people. With a video call we can see and speak to someone via a computer or smartphone, even if they are far away.
Staying connected
Conversation: A conversation or discussion between two or more people in which they exchange ideas, thoughts and feelings. Safety online: Emphasize the importance of staying safe while using digital devices and the Internet, including not sharing personal information with strangers. Community Projects: Organize community-oriented projects where students can collaborate and connect with others in their neighborhood.
Staying connected means maintaining relationships and communicating with people who matter to us.