ESLBO – English as a Second Language – Level 2

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This course extends students’ listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in English for everyday and academic purposes. Students will participate in conversations in structured situations on a variety of familiar and new topics; read a variety of texts designed or adapted for English language learners; expand their knowledge of English grammatical structures and sentence patterns; and link English sentences to compose paragraphs. The course also supports students’ continuing adaptation to the Ontario school system by expanding their knowledge of diversity in their new province and country.

Prerequisites: ESLAO or Placement Test

$450.00

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Overall Curriculum Expectations

By the end of this course, students will :

Listening and Speaking

  • demonstrate the ability to understand, interpret, and evaluate spoken English for a variety of purposes;
  • use speaking skills and strategies to communicate in English for a variety of classroom and social purposes;
  • use correctly the language structures appropriate for this level to communicate orally in English.

Reading

  • read and demonstrate understanding of a variety of texts for different purposes;
  • use a variety of reading strategies throughout the reading process to extract meaning from texts;
  •  use a variety of strategies to build vocabulary;
  • locate and extract relevant information from written and graphic texts for a variety of purposes

Writing

  • write in a variety of forms for various purposes and audiences;
  • organize ideas coherently in writing;
  •  use correctly the conventions of written English appropriate for this level, including grammar, usage, spelling, and punctuation;
  •  use the stages of the writing process.

Socio-cultural Competence and Media Literacy

  • use English and non-verbal communication strategies appropriately in a variety of social contexts;
  • demonstrate an understanding of the rights and responsibilities of Canadian citizenship, and of the contributions of diverse groups to Canadian society;
  • demonstrate knowledge of and adaptation to the Ontario education system;
  • demonstrate an understanding of, interpret, and create a variety of media works

Outline of Course Content

Topics:  

  • Eating habits of North Americans, Groceries, Cooking
  • Word associations and relations
  • Strategies/Resources for Success

Assignments and Tests:

  • Journal (daily free writing) and other
  • portfolio entries
  • Writing Conventions Test (1)

Grammar:

  • Possessive forms of singular/plural nouns
  • Articles a, an, the, or no article
  • Possessive Pronouns and reflexive pronouns
  • Gerunds for activities and pastimes
  • Simple past for low frequency irregular verbs
  • There was/were + 5ws
  • Period with high-frequency abbr.
  • High frequency parts of speech

Topics:

  • Habits and Routines
  • Responding to Teachers and Peers
  • Non Verbal Communication
  • The Classroom
  • Academic/Personal/Community Differences in
  • behaviour

Assignments and Tests:

  • Student-Teacher Conference
  • Individual Presentation: topics TBA
  • Reading Test (2)

Grammar:

  • Modals: have to, must, can
  • Low frequency parts of speech
  • Would like + noun phrase
  • Compound Sentence with and, but, or, etc
  • Comparative/Superlative forms + more/most
  • Irregular Forms + Comparative/Superlative
  • Adverbs of manner
    Conjunction: so, since, etc
    Be in simple past negation

Topics:

  • Regional Differences
  • Citizenship- Levels of Government
  • Current Issues in Canada and the World
  • Diverse Societies

Assignments and Tests:

  • Biographical letter

Grammar:

  • Past progressive
  • A little, a lot of, much, many
  • like/unlike, similar/different from
  • With simple/literal phrasal verbs
  • Direct speech
  • Indirect Speech
  • Comma, for items in a list and direct speech
    Quotation marks
    Nouns + 2 adj

Topics:

  • Types of Media
  • TAP (Topic, Audience, Purpose)
  • Sources of Information
  • Creating Media Texts

Assignments and Tests:

  • News Report
  • Media Project

Grammar:

  • Compound Nouns
  • Future with going to
  • Infinitive forms after want, start, like
  • First, secondly, in the beginning, as well, next, finally
  • Inverted word order
  • with do, can
  • Negative imperative

Final Evaluation:

  • Final exam
  • Student-teacher conference

Total Hours : 110

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