Transcription of English Home Language Grade 7
1 English Home Language Grade 7By:Siyavula UploadersEnglish Home Language Grade 7By:Siyavula UploadersOnline:< >C O N N E X I O N SRice University, Houston, ( ).Collectionstructurerevised:Septemb er9,2009 PDFgenerated:Octob er28,2012 Forcopyrightandattributioninformationfor themo dulescontainedinthiscollection, .. onLanguage.. ?.. 'News-Words'.. outme..119 Attributions.. 128ivAvailableforfreeatConnexions< >Chapter 1 Term o emSilver, o emwithyoureyesshutandpicturewhatthemo ,drawthesceneindetail, (orordinarywhitecandle) edwithyourdrawing,washovertheentirepagew ithdarkblueornavyorblackink(watereddowna bit) [ , ] :Extrap ointsareawardedtothetouchesofsilver:1 Thiscontentisavailableonlineat< >.
2 AvailableforfreeatConnexions< > shmayb esilverto otoshowthattheyhavecaughtthegleamfromthe mo onb eingrep eatedinthisp o em?Whydoyouthinkthep o etusedthis`trick' ? Apicturepaintsathousandwords .. eatedlyusingthes-soundinthisp o em,thep o , [ ]Another`trick'usedbyp o , , okatthesecleversimilep o ems:SPIDERL egscrouchedlikealunarmo outLikeasilverelephant'ssnout? [ ]Thep o eersinsteadoflo ortyouropinion.[ ] eepsquint[ ]Now ndtheonlyFAST wordinthep o [ ]SILVERS lowly,silently,nowthemo onWalksthenightinhersilversho on;Thisway,andthat,shep eers,andseesSilverfruitup onsilvertrees;AvailableforfreeatConnexio ns< >3 OnebyonethecasementscatchHerb eamsb eneaththesilverythatch;Couchedinhiskenne l,likealog,Withpawsofsilversleepsthedog; Fromtheirshadowycotethewhitebreastsp eepOfdovesinasilver-featheredsleep;Aharv estmousego esscamp eringby,Withsilverclaws,andsilvereye.
3 Andmoveless shinthewatergleam, edp o emsShap edp o okatsomeoftheseexamplesandthenmakeupyour ownideasandtechniquestowriteafewofyourow nshap edp o o emsMUSTb eab outamo [ ] ! ' < > PeterPip erpickedap eckofpickledp epp erpickedap eckofpickledp epp ers,where'sthep eckofpickledp epp ersPeterPip erpicked? ,swan, ! ,collectp o emsab outthemo onandbringthemforustoreadandenjoy!Usethe p o emsbroughttoclasstodrawupeachofthefollow ingfromwithinyourgroup: Acomprehensiontestononep o o. Aclozepro ortunity(likeforSilver).Trynottousethesa mep o onyoumighthavetounjumbleproverbsanduseth ecorrectpunctuationto onblue!
4 Liedogsletsleepingglittersallnotgoldthat ismossstonegathersarollingnoyourallbaske toneputineggsdon' [ ] (LOs)LO1 LISTENINGT helearnerwillb eabletolistenforinformationandenjoyment, andresp (ASs)Weknowthiswhenthelearner:continuedo nnextpageAvailableforfreeatConnexions< > ,imaginativeandnarrativetexts( ,shortstories,folktales); eci cinformationandmainideas,andresp ,summarisesandpassesoninformationaccurat ely; essomecharacteristicfeatures( orts,directions,jokes, songs ),thiswillinc luderecognisingto olsusedforhumour,suchaspausingandsimplep unchlines,andidentifyingtheuseofsounde ectsindi eabletoreadandviewforinformationandenjoy ment,andresp ondcriticallytotheaesthetic, ; esmainideasandexplainshowdetailssupp ortthemainidea; esandsicussestechniquesusedtocreateparti culare ectsinselectedvisual, ( ,register).
5 LO4 WRITINGT helearnerwillb eabletowritedi erentkindsoffactualandimaginativetextsfo rawiderangeofpurp ,ideasandfeelingsab outselfandothers; osi-tions,diaries,friendlyletters,dialog ues,p o ems,carto ons,limericksandsongs; e( ).LO6 LANGUAGESTRUCTUREANDUSET helearnerwillknowandb eabletousethesounds, :continuedonnextpageAvailableforfreeatCo nnexions< > cabularyandimprovesp elling; esandusesnouns,verbs,mo dals,adjectives,pronouns,prep ositions,conjunctions, o ereadytomakealistasso onasthep o emhasb (theymaynotmakenoteswhilelistening) o emmustnotb eshowntothelearnersuntilaftertheirpainti ngshaveb `s' eatedfore olasacucumb eaco :Thisismorethanjustlo okingwithdi culty(mayb ethroughmist/clouds) 'tp eringThemousehadtob 'tDon' < > !
6 Readthroughthepieceb elowandthendecidewhatwordsyouthinkb est esuretouseonewordp okthewomentotheir_____Theygavethemsomefo o !Theyatetwodi erentkindsoffo o ecausethecreaturesonlyhad_____ ,ashot,ahammeranddiscusallatthesametime! cfacts(amuscularorganwhichpumpsblo o dthroughouttheb o dy)aswellas emotional connotations(loveishousedintheheart),the mo outthemo on. Thisisnottob eab outthehistoricalfactsab outthemo on. Paysp ecialattentiontotheimpactthemo outthingsliketheo ceantides,cycles,religions,etc. Picksub-headingsforeachgroupmemb erandthenpreparefeedback, < >.AvailableforfreeatConnexions< > :COULDTHISBETHEDARKSIDEOFTHEMOON?
7 Nowthatyouaremorecluedupab outthemo onanditsimpactonourworld, on?CAFthequestion.(ConsiderAllFactors-li keabrainstorm.) outtestingap erson'sIQ? ,thereisplentyoftalkab outEQ outb o ok-learningandfactsisonewayofb eingeducated,butgettingintouchwithourown andothers'emotionsisaveryimp onhasalwaysb eenconsideredamo o rstoneyoumightrecallisthespaghetti-eatin gscenefromLadyandtheTramp. Whenthemo onhitsyoureyelikeagreatpieceofpie/That's amor ! Orwhatab outthemo onb eingusedtocreateascaryatmosphere?Rememb erthescenefromSnowWhitewhensheislostinth eforestandeverythingb ecomescreepy-thetreesevenseemtoreachoutt ocatchherinthebluemo onlightthatcastsshadowseverywhere!
8 Andwhatab outallthosefrighteningwerewolfstories?Th ereHAStob eafullmo onforalltheweirdnesstostarthapp on!Sohereisachallengeforyourgroup:Putyou rheadstogetherandgetmorethandandru !Planagroupdramatisationinvolvingmusic/ 'tb eshy putonyourveryb ,writetwopiecesofcreativewritinginvolvin gthemo o ,ontheedgeofthesand,Theydancedbythelight ofthemo on,Themo on,Themo on,Theydancedbythelightofthemo eginswiththewords:AvailableforfreeatConn exions< >9 Howthinandsharpisthemo ontonight!Cloudstrytoscuttlebyandarecaug htontheslimcurvedcro okofthemo ontonight!Shadows itacrossthemo ontonight!Shiversdownmyspine itisHalloweentonight!
9 Thereisthemantistravellingonthemo eago dandweshouldpraisehim. Thenthemantiscouldridema jesticallyatlast,lo okingdownonthegreatdrydesertwherehelived atthecamelthornsandemptywatercoursesandt heherdsofspringb eproud,fortheywouldthinkhereallywasago d, edacrossitsfacewouldneverreachit sohowcouldamantis ythere hewiththeshort,whirringwings?Butthemanti swasadreamerandwhenhesatro ckingbackandforthonatwig,orcupp edinaleaf,hethoughtonlyofthemo eeredoverthehorizon thenitwasbigandcumb ersomeandclamb ,movingswiftly,andoftenitdisapp earedb eforeitreachedthefarhorizon,b ,huntingacrossthedrygroundforeachotherso theycouldmingleinco onrose, , ewtothetreeinshort, halfrunning,half ying,climbingb etweenthethornsandthedro onwasab ovehim, ounced,butheover-balancedandalthoughhest eadiedhimselftospringagain,themo restingquietly,itseemed, ewwithawhirrandclickofwingstothefo otofthebaobab.
10 Onhadclimb edaheadandwasanchoredtothebrancheshighab ewatit determinedtocatchitb eforeitbrokelo ,movingon, onatallandthedesertcreatureswereuneasy foralthoughthemo onalwaysreturnstolighttheirgrazingground s,p erhaps,onenight,itwilljustkeeponfallingi ntothegreatwastesofskyb elowtheearthandneverturnandriseagainover thedesert:slimandcurvedandsuppleasahunti ng-b onbutitwaslitheandswiftandeventheacacias couldnotholditwiththeirsharpwhitethorns. Ishallmakeatrap, declaredthemantisandhewovearop eoutofdrygrassandtieditinano cksonahighridgewherehewasab ovethemo onwhenitrose fullandorangeandasheavyasacalabashofthic k, osewassilhouettedagainstit,hetugged forsurelytherop oseknottedonitselfandfellemptytothegroun dandthemo onrosehigher,undisturb < > ondered, eago d?
