Specific Objective:

  • Identify words and simple structures used to describe and compare people, places, and habits and use them in short oral descriptions.

Operational Objectives

1.    Recognizing vocabulary for describing people, places, and habits.

2.    Recalling simple grammatical structures for comparisons (e.g., “bigger than,” “more interesting than”).

3.    Identifying key details in short spoken descriptions.

4.    Using learned words and structures to produce short oral descriptions.

5.    Comparing people, places, or habits orally using basic structures.

6.    Applying descriptive and comparative language in guided speaking activities.