Grade V Spoken English

Month Theme Topics/Skills Covered Activities/Exercises Assessment/Evaluation
April Self-Introduction & Everyday Conversations Introducing oneself, Talking about hobbies, Likes & dislikes Pair introduction, "All About Me" presentation Observation & participation
May Polite Conversations & Social Etiquette Saying "Please," "Thank you," "Excuse me," "May I…?", Apologizing Role-playing polite conversations, Making polite requests Verbal response check
June Describing People, Places & Objects "My teacher is kind.", "The park is beautiful.", "My school is big." Picture description, Adjective-based games Speaking confidence
July Questioning & Responding in Full Sentences "What do you like to do?", "Where did you go yesterday?" Interviewing classmates, Q&A games Listening & responding
August Telling Time & Talking About Daily Routines "I wake up at 6 AM.", "I go to bed at 9 PM." Acting out daily routines, Scheduling activities Sentence formation check
September Public Speaking & Storytelling Retelling a story, Using expressions & voice modulation Storytelling competition, Read-aloud session Oral fluency & confidence
October Describing Experiences & Past Events "Last weekend, I visited…", "Yesterday, I played football." Sharing experiences, "My Best Day Ever" presentation Speaking ability
November Debates & Expressing Opinions "I think reading is important because…", "In my opinion, schools should have more sports activities." Simple debates on age-appropriate topics Logical thinking & fluency
December Comparing & Contrasting "A car is faster than a bicycle.", "Mountains are bigger than hills." Picture comparison activities, Word puzzles Sentence structure accuracy
January News Reporting & Role-Playing Pretending to be a reporter, Announcing school news News reading activity, Role-play as a news anchor Confidence in speaking
February Persuasive Speaking & Making Suggestions "We should take care of the environment because…", "Let’s organize a clean-up drive!" Group discussions, Writing & presenting persuasive speeches Creativity & speech clarity
March Review & Spoken English Fair Recap of key topics Public speaking event, Role-plays, Storytelling Final evaluation & observation

Key Highlights of the Curriculum

Conversational Practice – Focuses on day-to-day communication and situational dialogues.
Vocabulary Expansion – Covers describing words, common phrases, and opinion-based sentences.
Interactive Learning – Uses role-plays, storytelling, debates, and public speaking activities.
Confidence Building – Encourages students to express themselves clearly and fluently.
Spoken English Fair – Provides students with an opportunity to showcase their speaking skills through presentations and performances.