Year 1 English | NSW Syllabus
About Course
A strong English foundation is important for any student to do well. By practicing grammar, spelling, vocabulary, and reading in primary school, they will learn to excel in English and surpass their peers.
This course focuses on every aspect of the Australian NSW curriculum relevant to year 1 English.
What Will You Learn?
- Sentences
- Capitalization
- Punctuation
- Abbreviations
- Parts of Speech
- Vocabulary
- Reading Comprehension
Course Content
Sentences
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What is a sentence?
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Parts of a Sentence
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Full stops and Question Marks
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What is a sentence
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Full stops and Question Marks
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Telling Sentences
Capitalisation
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Days of the week
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Months of the Year
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Holidays
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Names of People
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Titles
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Names of Streets, etc
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Names of places
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Names of Newspapers, Books, etc.
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Holidays
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Days of the week
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Months of the Year
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Names of People
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Titles
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Names of Streets, etc.
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Names of Newspapers, Books, etc.
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Names Of Places
Punctuation
Punctuation is the tool that allows us to organize our thoughts and make it easier to review and share our ideas. The standard English punctuation is as follows: period, comma, apostrophe, quotation, question, exclamation, brackets, braces, parenthesis, dash, hyphen, ellipsis, colon, semicolon.
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Kinds of Sentences
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Kinds of Sentences
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Commas in a Series
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Commas in a Series
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Apostrophes – Ownership
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Apostrophes – Ownership
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Apostrophes – Contractions
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Apostrophes – Contractions
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Colons – Hour and Minutes
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Colons – Hour and Minutes
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Quotation Marks
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Quotation Marks
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Review of Punctuation Marks
Abbreviations
What is an abbreviation?
An abbreviation is a short word of another word that ends with a period.
Example: Word Abbreviation
Mister Mr.
Misses Mrs.
Doctor Dr.
Street St.
Road Rd.
Avenue Ave.
An abbreviation is using a shorter word for a longer word. Abbreviations are used for many
words. They are used for titles in front of names, days of the week, and months of the year.
A period is at the end of the abbreviation.
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Days of the Week
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Abbreviations Days of the Week
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Abbreviations Months of the Year
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Abbreviations Months of the Year
Parts of Speech
A category to which a word is assigned in accordance with its syntactic functions. In English the main parts of speech are
noun, pronoun, adjective, determiner, verb, adverb, preposition, conjunction, and interjection.
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Parts of Speech Nouns
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Parts of Speech Nouns
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Parts of Speech Singular and Plural Nouns
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Parts of Speech Singular and Plural Nouns
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Parts of Speech Action Verbs
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Action Verbs
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Parts of Speech Past Tense Verbs
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Parts of Speech Past Tense Verbs
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Parts of Speech Present Tense Verbs
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Parts of Speech Present Tense Verbs
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Parts of Speech Full Tense Verbs
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Parts of Speech Future Tense Verbs
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Parts of Speech Pronouns
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Parts of Speech Pronouns
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Parts of Speech Possessive Pronouns
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Parts of Speech Possessive Pronouns
Vocabulary
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Synonyms
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Vocabulary Synonyms
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Vocabulary Antonyms
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Vocabulary Antonyms
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Vocabulary Homophones
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Vocabulary Homophones
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Vocabulary Compound Words
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Vocabulary Compound Words
Reading Comprehension
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A Visit to the Water Park
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The New Bicycle
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At the Zoo
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A Cold Bear
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A Puzzle a Day
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The Thunderstorm
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Apples
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Dessert Time
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How to Tie Your Shoes
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Kitten’s Choice
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Mule’s Thoughts
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Making Cookies
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Monster Learns Rules
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Summer Nights
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The Puppy and the Kitten
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All About Bears
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The Boat Parade
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Peanuts and Popcorn
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Sun, Stars and Moon
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Homework or Video Games
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We Are Important
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