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English Adventure Level 2
Scope & Sequence

Unit 0 - Hello!
Vocabulary
  • 16—30
  • rectangle, triangle, circle, square

Structures

  • What’s your name?
  • My name’s (Max).
  • How old are you?
  • I’m (8).
Recycled Language
  • Hello. Good-bye.
  • I’m (Ana).
  • 0—15
  • blue, green, red, yellow
Pronunciation
  • stress in numbers
Values Curriculum
  • polite behavior
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • math
  • music

Unit 1 - A Happy Face!
Disney/Pixar Film: Toy Story 2

Vocabulary
  • happy, sad, angry, tired, surprised, scared, hungry, ears

Structures

  • Is (she) (sad)?
  • Yes, (she) is; No, (she) isn’t.
  • (She's) (sad).
  • I'm (tired).
Recycled Language
  • What’s this?
  • It's a (nose).
  • They're (ears).
  • my
  • this, these
  • head, tummy, hands, feet, arms, fingers, legs, toes, eyes, mouth, nose
Pronunciation
  • s as in eyes
Values Curriculum
  • helping others
  • friendship
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • science
  • math
  • art
  • music
  • language arts

Unit 2 - Let's Play!
Disney Film: Lilo & Stitch

Vocabulary
  • dollhouse, puzzle, spaceship, dinosaur, comic book, board, game, bicycle, robot, monster, action figure

Structures

  • What are they?
    What is it?
  • It's an (action figure).
  • It's a (puzzle).
  • Yes, it is. No it isn't.
  • Yes, they are. No, they aren't.
Recycled Language
  • Is it (a car)?
  • Are they (puzzles)?
  • 1—30
  • boat, kite, car, teddy bear, doll, ball, yo-yo, train, jump rope, kites, cars
  • colors
Pronunciation
  • y as in yo-yo
Values Curriculum
  • importance of family
  • sharing
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • math
  • art
  • music
  • language arts

Unit 3 - Let’s Eat!
Disney Film: Lady and the Tramp II, Scamp's Adventure

Vocabulary
  • pizza, water, spaghetti, sandwiches, eggs, fish, tea, milk, soup, cookies

Structures

  • Let’s eat.
  • Do you like (pizza)?
  • Do you want (pizza)?
  • Yes, I do. No, I don’t.
Recycled Language
  • I like (eggs).
  • I don’t like (cheese).
  • What's this?
  • What is it?
  • It's a (sandwich).
  • What are they?
  • They're (cookies).
  • a/an
  • apples, oranges ,strawberries, grapes, cheese, rice, beans, chicken, bread, cake, bananas, mangoes
Pronunciation
  • i as in rice
Values Curriculum
  • kindness
  • fairness
  • respect for others
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • math
  • art
  • music
  • language arts

Unit 4 - From Head to Toe
Disney Film: Aladdin

Vocabulary
  • hair, face, fingers, arms, neck
  • long, short

Structures

  • I have (2 arms).
  • I don’t have (2 heads).
  • He has (2 arms).
  • Do you have (long hair)?
Recycled Language
  • Yes, I do. No, I don't.
  • Who's this?
  • Is this (Rajah)?
  • It's (number 1).
  • feet, hands, legs, nose, toes
  • big, small
  • colors
Pronunciation
  • e as in feet
Values Curriculum
  • importance of helping friends
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • science
  • math
  • art
  • music
  • language arts

Unit 5 - My House
Disney Film: Beauty and the Beast

Vocabulary
  • living room, bedroom, table, door, window, kitchen, bathroom, sofa, sink, bed, bathtub

Structures

  • There is (a sofa in the living room).
  • There are (chairs in the living room).
  • Is there a (sink) in the (bathroom)?
  • Yes, there is. No, there isn’t.
Recycled Language
  • Where’s the (sink)?
  • It's in the (kitchen).
  • Yes, it is. No, it isn’t.
  • apple, ball, cake, doll, duck, sandwich, water
  • colors
Pronunciation
  • nk as in pink
Values Curriculum
  • duty to family
  • compassion for others
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • science
  • math
  • art
  • music
  • language arts

Unit 6 - Where’s the Box?
Disney Film: Aladdin

Vocabulary
  • in, on, under, next to, behind, in front of, lamps, rugs, posters, walls, phones

Structures

  • Where’s (the pink box)?
  • It’s (under the bed).
  • Where are the (rugs)?
  • They’re (under the table).
Recycled Language
  • There’s (a box) (in the room).
  • There are (toys) (in the box).
  • kitchen, bathroom, bedroom
  • colors
  • toys
  • animals
Pronunciation
  • o as in rose
Values Curriculum
  • importance of helping friends
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • math
  • art
  • music
  • language arts

Unit 7 - My Things
Disney Film: The Little Mermaid

Vocabulary
  • ring, watch, necklace, brush, umbrella, keys, hair clips, gloves, glasses, sneakers, boots, earrings, comb, bracelet

Structures

  • What’s that?
  • It’s (a ring).
  • What's this?
  • What are these?
  • What are those?
  • They’re (boots).
  • Do you have (sneakers)?
  • Yes, we do. No, we don’t.
Recycled Language
  • I have (a ring).
  • She has (a watch).
  • Are they (red)?
  • Do you want (it)?
  • What’s this?
  • What are these?
  • animals
  • classroom items
  • colors
  • family
  • feelings
  • furniture
  • toys
  • parts of the body
Pronunciation
  • th as in this
Values Curriculum
  • friendship
  • kindness
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • art
  • music
  • language arts

Unit 8 - My Clothes
Disney Film: Peter Pan

Vocabulary
  • coat, dress, hat, shirt, skirt, sweater, T-shirt, pants, shoes

Structures

  • I’m wearing (a hat).
  • (He’s) wearing (brown pants).
  • Is (he) wearing (blue pants)?
  • Yes, (he) is. No, (he) isn’t.
Recycled Language
  • He has (a hat).
  • Where are (my clothes)?
  • crab, shell, ship, water, glasses, boots, watch, necklace, hair clips
  • colors
Pronunciation
  • sh as in shirt
Values Curriculum
  • kindness
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • math
  • art
  • music
  • language arts
 
Monthly Focus

Focus on...Working with Values.

Find out how to broaden your teaching to include work on values and developing the whole person. Topics such as jealousy, diversity and teamwork are covered in this booklet of fun photocopiable exercises that you can use with English Adventure.

Click here to download.

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