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いろいろな文字があることを知ろう

Lesson 1では、アルファベットの大文字を扱った。本単元では、アルファベットの小文字を扱う。英語は公用語として多くの国で使われているをいうことにも触れる。英語ノート２のLesson 1とLesson 2でアルファベットの文字を扱い、英語を学ぶ意義を考えたりする中で、学習意欲の継続と高まりとを図っていく。

 

２００６年現在、国連加盟国数は１９２である。そのうち、英語を公用語またはそれに準ずるものとしている国は５４か国ある。そして、コンピュータ関連の言葉は、多くが英語である。このようなことを考えると、これからのグローバル社会を迎えるにあたって、英語を学ぶ意義は非常に大きいと考えられる。英語を学ぶことで、世界の多くの国々とつながることができ、世界の多くの人と話ができるということを体験を通じて感じてもらいたい。

 

 

 

 

 

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Whilst Lesson 1 dealt with only uppercase letters, Lesson 2 will focus on lowercase. The fact that English is the "official" language of many countries will also be touched upon. By showing the significance or importance of learning English, we can create an environment that will help increase the students’ desire to learn.  

 

As of 2006, of the 192 countries outlined by the UN, 54 of them used English as their official language.  Similarly, the majority of computer language is English. Considering this and the growing ‘global village’, the study of English can be thought of as being especially important. Through experiencing English in the classroom, we hope the students will develop a feeling that they will be able to relate to other countries and communicate with them.

 

[NOTE: Upon referencing Wikipedia (March 2010), 55 countries use English as an official language.  This number does not include Australia and USA, where there is no official language.]

EIGO NOTO SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES:

Alphabet Flashcards by Melvin Kullu: This file is not a game, simply flashcards to teach the alphabet.

 

Alphabet Tracing Paper by Patrick Bickford: This file is not a game but rather handout to give to students to help them practice tracing big/small alphabet letters.

 

Code Breaker: Students listen to the ALT and use a code to convert numbers to letters. Then they have to compete to guess what word the letters spell.

 

Mission Impossible: A variation on the 'Mission Game' from Eigo Note, students have to stick letters on the board to make a word before the Mission Impossible music reaches it's climax.

  

RELEVANT ENGLIPEDIA ACTIVITIES:

Alphabet

 

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