My Day, Hour by Hour
Primary 1 · English
My Day, Hour by Hour
Lesson 2 of 6
12 min
Let's begin
Grown-up: read this page out loud. Let your child say each English word after you.
Keza is at the school gate. Her morning is over.
Her friend Mutesi asks: "What do you do now?"
Keza has many things to say.
Today you will say your whole day, from morning to night.
You go to class.
You listen to your teacher.
You read your book.
Say it out loud: I go to class. I read my book.
You eat your lunch. Lunch is what you eat in the afternoon.
Then you play with your friends.
Say it out loud: I eat my lunch. I play with my friends.
You go home.
You do your homework.
You read a book with your sister.
At night you go to bed.
Now say all of it, in order:
I wake up. I go to school. I go to class. I eat my lunch. I play with my friends. I do my homework. I go to bed.
Say it to somebody at home at night.
Careful! Say only what you do every day.
You will learn other ways to say it in another class.
Say lunch very slowly. The first sound is /l/.
Say play. The first sound is /p/.
Say bed. The first sound is /b/.
Stand up and move with this song. This is one way to play.
Tip
Morning, afternoon, evening, night
Say one thing you do in each one.
Morning: I wake up. Afternoon: I eat my lunch. Evening: I do my homework. Night: I go to bed.
Say each one out loud, then tap Show answer to check.
What do you eat in the afternoon?
Answer: lunch. You eat breakfast in the morning and lunch in the afternoon.
Where do you listen to your teacher?
Answer: in class. I go to class.
You do your ___ at home after school.
Answer: homework.
What do you do at night?
Answer: I go to bed. You wake up in the morning and you go to bed at night.
Say your whole day to a big person at home.
Answer: your own day, in order: I wake up ... I go to bed.
What you learned today
Quick check
When do you eat your lunch?
