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JSS1 Vocabulary Check: The Communication word list (bulletin, correspondence, dispatch, broadcast, subscriber)

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JSS1 Sound Practice: Counting syllables in a word and dividing longer words correctly

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JSS1 Speaking & Listening: Staying in role during a group performance

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: Narrative and dramatic poetry

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JSS1 Literature: Lyric and descriptive poetry

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JSS1 Writing Feedback: Writing a slogan for an advertisement

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JSS1 Grammar Practice: The noun phrase

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JSS1 Writing Feedback: A formal letter to a public office with a clear request

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JSS1 Literature: What a folktale cycle does for its community

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JSS1 Word Building: The adjectival phrase

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JSS1 Reading Skill: Taking information from a prose passage

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JSS1 Writing Task: A narrative in which one decision about money drives the whole

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JSS1 Speaking & Listening: Listening to a radio bulletin once and noting its main points

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JSS1 Summary Skill: Summarising a tale's events and stating its moral separately

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JSS1 Summary Skill: Reporting the action of a scene without comment

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JSS1 Writing Feedback: Redrafting a piece for a real reader

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JSS1 Writing Task: Proofreading a piece before it is read

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Reading Tutor: Scanning a passage for a date

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Writing Tutor: Giving a reason for that opinion

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Reading Discussion: Reading an expository passage for recall

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