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The web preview is corrupt, but click 'get file' - the document itself is fine.This A5 Word Bank Dictionary booklet for P1-P3 Hong Kong children includes 15 pages of lexical sets, a four page verb table and an A-Z.Examples are given for each subject (colours, weather, food, animals, transport, shapes, clothes, the body, places etc...) with room for the children to add their own. It's best adapted towards your own readers/curriculum, particularly the example words in the A-Z section.It's saved as A4 but should be printed as an A5 booklet (similar to this: http://tinyurl.com/lsx8yc). Most school photocopiers will be able to collate it automatically or you can have it done professionally. The hope, in our school, is that it will empower students towards language independence, reinforce spelling, phonics etc… and prepare them for using full dictionaries. Used as a tool and a resource, with proper training, it should also help cut down on “how to spell ___?” questions!
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WORD BANK DICTIONARY
Add new words to me.Use me to check your
spelling.Keep me safe.
By Tom Grundy
Word bank:Page 2 – Lessons, seasonsPage 3 – Days, months, weatherPage 4 – My bodyPage 5 – My family, people’s jobsPage 6 – Places, directionsPage 7 – Drinks, fruit, meatPage 8 – Vegetables, other foodPage 9 – Other food, PetsPage 10 – Farm/sea/river/other animalsPage 11 – Other animals, numbers.Page 12 - Numbers, time, shapes, coloursPage 13 – Emotions, transport, stationeryPage 14 – Clothing, adjectivesPage 15 - VerbsPage 16 - SongsPage 17 – Verb tablePage 18 – Verb tablePage 19 – Verb tablePage 20 – Verb tablePage 21 – Verb tablePage 22 – Phonics Action Alphabet
Dictionary:Page 23-24 - APage 25-26 - BPage 27-28 - CPage 29-30 - DPage 31-32 - EPage 33-34 - FPage 35-36 - GPage 37-38 - HPage 39 – IPage 40 - JPage 41-42 – KPage 43-44 - LPage 45-46 - MPage 47-48 - NPage 49-50 - OPage 51-52 - PPage 53-54 – Q,RPage 55-56 – SPage 57-58 – TPage 59-60 – U,V,WPage 61 – X,Y,ZPage 62 – World mapPage 63 – High frequency words.
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My English Word Bank Dictionary
English Mathematics
Putonghua
Winter
My name is __________________.My school is ___________________________________________.My birthday is in _____________.
My lessons at
The
Days of the 2
About me
Monday Tuesday
January February March April
May June July August
September
October November
December
hot
stormy foggy
a typhoon
Months of the
Types of
3
teeth
tongue
My body
face
hair
chest
arms
knees
anklesfeet toes
stomach
elbows
thumb
fingers
eyes
eyebrows
mouthlips4
hands
shoulders
mother father cousin
pets aunt uncle son
teacher scientist security guard
gardener
My family
People’s
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book shop restaurant bank
swimming pool
hair salon car park
supermarket
The Peak The harbour
Disneyland
Victoria Park
Kowloon Park
The museum
Lantau Island
Lamma Island
Cheung Chau Island The night market
up down left right forwards backwards
Places near my
Places to visit in Hong
Directions
6
milk
cola
lemon tea
water
apple lychee dragon fruit
peach
lamb duck turkey beef
Fruit
Drinks
Meat
7
beans
cabbage
onion
tomato
spaghetti
dim sum
bread
congee
Vegetables
Other
8
hamster rabbit dog turtle
Pets
9
Other
goat pig donkey horse
jellyfish swan sea turtle
seahorse
bear monkey wolf zebra
Animals on the
Animals in the
Other
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Numbers
one 1two 2three 3four 4five 5six 6seven7eight 8nine 9ten 10
1st first2nd second3rd third4th forth5th fifth6th sixth7th seventh8th eighth9th ninth10th tenth
eleven 11twelve 12thirteen 13fourteen 14fifteen 15sixteen 16seventeen 17eighteen 18nineteen 19twenty 20 11
Other
rectangle oval star line
red orange yellow
green blue purple
black white pink
brown silver gold
one hundred 100two hundred 200three hundred 300one thousand 1000two thousand 2000three thousand
Numbers Time
one o’clock 1:00two o’clock 2:00half-past three 3:30a quarter past four 4:15a quarter to six 5:45
Shapes
Colours
12
fine upset
confused
surprised
MTR train ferry tram motorcycle
Emotion
Transpor
Stationer13
pen
crayon
rubber
ruler
pencil
sharpener
trainers
sunglasses
shorts belt
thin colourful
beautiful
tall
Clothing
Adjectives
hold
teach
swim
sit
14Verbs
Songs
THE RAINBOW SONG [www.britishcouncil.org/kids-songs-rainbow.htm]
Red and yellow and pink and greenOrange and purple and blueI can sing a rainbowSing a rainbowSing a rainbow, too
DAYS OF THE WEEK [tinyurl.com/daysoftheweek]
Days of the week,Days of the week,Days of the week, days of the week, days of the
week.
There’s Sunday and there’s Monday,There’s Tuesday and there’s Wednesday,There’s Thursday and there’s Friday,and then there’s Saturday.
MONTHS OF THE YEAR[www.britishcouncil.org/kids-songs-months-2.htm]
January, February, March,April, May and June.July and August, goodbye summer,Autumn's coming soon.
Hey September, October, November,It's December, winter's here.Goodbye Christmas, that's the end,Time for another year!
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Simple Present Tense
Simple Past Tense
Past Participle
awake awoke awokenam / is / are
was, were
been
beat beat beatenbecome became becomebegin began begunbend bent bentbite bit bittenblow blew blownbreak broke brokenbring brought brought
burn burned, burnt
burned, burnt
buy bought boughtcast cast castcatch caught caughtchoose chose chosencome came comecost cost costcut cut cutdig dug dugdive dived,
dovedived
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Verb
To make the past tense, we must either:
*Add ‘ed’…*…just add ‘d’…*…or change the word. (irregular
verbs)
Simple Present Tense
Simple Past Tense
Past Participle
do did donedrag dragged draggeddraw drew drawn
dream dreamed, dreamt
dreamed, dreamt
drink drank drunkdrive drove drivendrown drowned drownedeat ate eatenfall fell fallenfeed fed fedfeel felt feltfight fought foughtfind found foundfit fit fitfly flew flown
forget forgot forgotten, forgot
freeze froze frozen
get got gotten, got
give gave givengo went goneSimple Present Tense
Simple Past Tense
Past Participle
grow grew grownhave had hadhear heard heard
Verb
Verb 18
hide hid hiddenhold held heldhurt hurt hurtkeep kept keptknow knew knownlead led led
learn learnt, learned
learnt, learned
leave left leftlend lent lentlet let letlie (down)
lay lain
light lighted, lit
lighted, lit
lose lost lostmake made mademean meant meantmeet met metpay paid paidput put putSimple Present Tense
Simple Past Tense
Past Participle
read read readride rode riddenrise rose risenrun ran runsaw sawed sawnsay said saidsee saw seenseek sought sought
Verb 19
sell sold soldsend sent sentshake shook shakenshine shone shoneshoot shot shotshow showed shownshut shut shutsing sang sungsink sank sunksit sat satsleep slept sleptslide slid slidspeak spoke spokenspend spent spentSimple Present Tense
Simple Past Tense
Past Participle
spin spun spunstand stood stoodsteal stole stolenstick stuck stucksweep swept sweptswim swam swumswing swung swungtake took takenteach taught taughttear tore torntell told toldthink thought thoughtthrow threw thrownwake woke woken
Verb 20
wear wore wornunderstand
understood
understood
win won wonwind wound woundwrite wrote written
Aa ankle
Bb back Cc come Dd down
Ee elbow Ff finger Gg great Hh hair
Ii in Jj jump Kk kick Ll leg
Mm mouth
Nn nose Oo on Pp point
Qq quiet Rr run Ss sit Tt teeth
21Phonics action
Uu up Vv victory
Ww wings
Xx six
Yy yes Zz zip
address
afternoon
ambulance
animal
answer
arrow
astronaut
axe
22
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Dictionary
Practice the action alphabet song at
home: tinyurl.com/actionalphabet
23
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Dictionary
baby
back
balloon
basket
beach
beautiful
biscuit
breakfast
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Dictionary
24
25
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Dictionary
calendar
camera
castle
China
Chinese
chocolate
clown
computer
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Dictionary
26
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Dictionary
27
desk
different
difficult
dinner
dirty
disgusting
door
drawer
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Dictionary
28
29
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Dictionary
easy
electricity
elephant
enough
evening
examination
example
exercise
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Dictionary
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31
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Dictionary
fight
film
fireworks
flower
football
fresh
friend
furniture
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Dictionary
32
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Dictionary
33
garden
ghost
giraffe
glove
goldfish
grass
great
guitar
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Dictionary
34
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Dictionary
35
hamburger
handbag
healthy
holiday
homework
honest
Hong Kong
hospital
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Dictionary
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37
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Dictionary
ice-cream
information
ink
internet
interesting
island
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Dictionary
38
jacket
jam
juice
jump
39
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Dictionary
key
kilogram
kilometre
kindergarten
king
kitten
knife
40
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Dictionary
41
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Dictionary
large
laugh
lazy
leaf
letter
live
lucky
luggage
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Dictionary
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43
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Dictionary
magnet
marble
market
medicine
microwave
mirror
mobile
money
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Dictionary
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45
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Dictionary
name
neighbour
newspaper
next
night
now
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Dictionary
46
47
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Dictionary
octopus
office
often
open
orange
outside
oven
over
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Dictionary
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49
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Dictionary
page
pair
paper
parent
penguin
picture
present
push
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Dictionary
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51
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Dictionary
queen
question
rain
rectangle
river
road
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Dictionary
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Dictionary
52
rubbish
run
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Dictionary
53
scissors
shadow
shape
silent
simple
smart
station
subject
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Dictionary
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55
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Dictionary
taxi
telephone
thief
thirsty
toilet
tomorrow
tonight
typhoon
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Dictionary
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57
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Dictionary
ugly
umbrella
understand
uniform
vegetable
vehicle
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Dictionary
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Dictionary
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video game
voice
wash
waste
watch
woman
write
wrong
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Dictionary69. Still70. Such
59
xylophone
year
yesterday
young
6035.
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Dictionary
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Dictionary
zebra
zero
zoo
6161
En
glish
M
ap
s
Hong
Kong
1. A/an2. After3. Again4. All5. Almost6. Also7. Always8. And9. Because10. Before11. Big12. But13. (I) can14. (I) come15. Either/or16. (I) find17. First18. For19. Friend20. From21. (I) go22. Good23. Good-bye24. Happy25. (I) have26. He27. Hello28. Here29. How30. I31. (I) am32. If33. In34. (I) know
High Frequency The 100 most common words used in spoken English.
35. Last36. (I) like37. Little38. (I) love39. (I) make40. Many41. One42. More43. Most44. Much45. My46. New47. No48. Not49. Now50. Of51. Often52. On53. One54. Only55. Or56. Other57. Our58. Out59. Over60. People61. Place62. Please63. Same64. (I) see65. She66. So67. Some68. Sometimes
69. Still70. Such71. (I) tell72. Thank you73. That74. The75. Their76. Them77. Then78. There is79. They80. Thing81. (I) think82. This83. Time84. To85. Under86. Up87. Us88. (I) use89. Very90. We91. What92. When93. Where94. Which95. Who96. Why97. With98. Yes99. You100. Your
Difficult spelling
s
6235.
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