Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can use imperative forms of common verbs related to classroom
routines.
struggle to use imperative forms of common verbs related to most classroom routines.
331
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Use of English
1.UE7 Use
personal subject
pronouns to
identify things
The teacher creates flash cards with familiar items on them. The teacher asks the learner questions about the
items which require responses containing subject pronouns.
e.g.
What is it? It’s an apple?
What is her job? She’s a doctor.
Sources of evidence may include worksheets and classroom monitoring.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can correctly use personal pronouns in context for familiar items.
struggle to use personal pronouns correctly for familiar items.
332
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Speaking
1.S5 Produce
words in response
to basic prompts
Teacher shows four still sequences from a short animation with blank captions relating to characters. Teacher
elicits from learners what characters say. Learners will have different responses to this, as they do not have to
reproduce the exact language in the animation. Therefore, to assess each learner, look for relevant words or
phrases that match each image.
Sources of evidence may include classroom monitoring and recording.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can produce words in response to prompts.
struggle to produce words in response to basic prompts
333
3 четверть
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Use of English
1.UE14 Use basic
prepositions of
location and
position: in, next
to, on, to describe
where people and
things are
The teacher gives each learner a worksheet of gap-fill sentences with an accompanying matching image, e.g. The
girl is … the big tree,
The apple is … the red
bowl, The tea is … the blue
cup, The boy is … … his
mother etc.
This will build on knowledge and skills acquired in Term 2.
Sources of evidence may include worksheets and classroom monitoring.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can use basic prepositions of location and position: in, next to, on
correctly.
struggle to use basic prepositions of location and position: in, next to, on
in most cases.
334
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Use of English
1.UE3 Use basic
adjectives and
colours to say
what someone
/something is or
Has
Learners are shown images which clearly show size and colour to elicit two adjectives per
image. This will build on knowledge and skills acquired in Terms 1 and 2.
Sources of evidence may include worksheets and classroom monitoring.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can correctly use basic adjectives and colours to describe people and
images.
struggle to use basic adjectives and colours to describe people and images.
335
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Reading
1.R3 Recognise
some very high-
frequency words
from local
environment
Each learner is given the opportunity to read a set of word cards related to a familiar
context. This will build on knowledge and skills acquired in Terms 1 and 2.
Sources of evidence may include classroom monitoring.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they can Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can name the words related to the local environment.
struggle to name the words related to the local environment.
336
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Use of English
1.UE5 Use
interrogative
pronouns ‘what,
where, how’ to
ask basic
questions
In pairs, learners are given an information gap picture activity [picture A and picture B]. Learners ask e.g.
Where’s the car? and draw information on their picture according to the information they are given. Teacher
monitors and offers support as necessary and takes discreet notes of recurring errors, for future planning.
Sources of evidence may include classroom observation and notes.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can use interrogative pronouns “what, where, how” correctly to ask basic
questions.
struggle to use interrogative pronouns “what, where, how” to ask
basic questions.
337
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Listening
1.L1 Recognise
short instructions
for basic
classroom
routines spoken
slowly and
distinctly
Learners listen to short similar instructions describing how to make (for example, a pressed leaf picture, a
decorated hat) and follow the instructions with support.
This will build on knowledge and skills acquired in Term 1.
Sources of evidence may include learners’ creations and classroom monitoring.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can recognise short instructions for basic classroom routines spoken
slowly and distinctly.
struggle to recognise most short instructions for basic classroom routines
spoken slowly and distinctly.
338
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Use of English
1.UE11 Use
‘there is/are’ to
make short
statements
Each learner is given a worksheet showing different hats with different decorations and are asked to describe the
hats. For example ‘On this hat there is a star’. ‘On this hat there are two blue flowers’.
This will build on knowledge and skills acquired in Term 1.
Sources of evidence may include worksheets and classroom monitoring.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can use ‘there is /are’ to make short statements.
struggle to use ‘there is /are’ to make short statements.
339
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Speaking
1.S3 Pronounce
basic words and
expressions
intelligibly
Each learner reads has a card with images of key words. The teacher asks questions to elicit the key
words. Sources of evidence may include classroom monitoring and recording.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can correctly pronounce key words.
struggle to pronounce most key words correctly.
340
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Speaking
1.S1 Make basic
personal
statements and
simple statements
about objects
Learners take turns to come to the front of the class, holding an object, and introduce themselves as a given
character
“My name is (…)”, and say things about themselves as the character, and also about the object they are
holding. Sources of evidence may include classroom monitoring and recording.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can make personal statements and simple statements about objects.
struggle to make personal statements and simple statements about objects.
341
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Speaking
1.S4 Respond to
very basic
supported
questions
The teacher gives learners a worksheet with basic statements such as ‘Hansel and Gretel are friends’. The
teacher says number 1, e.g. ‘Are Hansel and Gretel friends?’
Sources of evidence may include worksheets and classroom monitoring.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can correctly answer basic questions.
struggle to answer most basic questions.
342
4 четверть
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Use of English
1.UE3 Use basic
adjectives and
colours to say
what someone
/something is or
has
Learners are shown images which clearly show size and colour to elicit two adjectives per
image. This will build on knowledge and skills acquired in Terms 1, 2 and 3.
Sources of evidence may include worksheets and classroom monitoring.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can correctly use basic adjectives and colours to describe
someone or something.
struggle to use basic adjectives and colours to describe someone or something.
343
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Reading
1.R3 Recognise
some very high-
frequency words
from local
environment
Each learner is given the opportunity to read a set of word cards related to their local environment.
This will build on knowledge and skills acquired in Terms 1, 2 and
3. Sources of evidence may include classroom observation.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can name words related to the local environment.
struggle to name most words related to the local environment.
344
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Use of English
1.UE9 Use basic
present simple
forms [positive
and negative] to
give basic
personal
information
Learners listen to short conversations between a boy and a girl and on a worksheet They draw straight lines to
the things each character likes and wiggly lines to the things each character doesn’t like. Each learner brings
their worksheet to the teacher (while other learners are engaged in another activity). The Teacher elicits
sentences: “He likes (…)/She doesn’t like (…) etc.
Sources of evidence may include worksheets and classroom monitoring.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can use present simple positive and negative forms to
give basic personal information.
struggle to use present simple positive and negative forms to give basic personal information.
345
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Use of English
1.UE11 Use there
is/are to make
short statements
Learners make statements such as ‘There are bears in Kazakhstan’, ‘There are elephants in Africa’ using
picture prompts which have been given to them by the teacher.
This will build on knowledge and skills acquired in Terms 1 and 3.
Sources of evidence may include classroom monitoring and written
output.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can use ‘there is /are’ to make short statements.
struggle to use ‘there is /are’ to make short statements
346
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Use of English
1.UE5 Use
interrogative
pronouns what
where how to ask
basic questions
The teacher asks two questions to each learner individually: ‘Where do you live?’ and ‘How do you get to
school?’ Then invites the learner to ask the teacher the same question. This can be done in pairs if preferred.
Sources of evidence may include classroom monitoring and recording.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can use interrogative pronouns correctly to ask basic
questions.
struggle to use interrogative pronouns to ask basic questions
347
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Use of English
1.UE11 Use there
is/are to make
short statements
Each learner is given a worksheet showing different masks with different decorations and are asked to describe
the masks. For example ‘On this mask there is a star’. ‘On this mask there are two blue flowers’.
This will build on knowledge and skills acquired in Terms 1 and 3.
Sources of evidence may include worksheets and classroom monitoring.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can use there is/are to make short statements.
struggle to use there is/are to make short statements in most cases.
348
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Speaking
1.S5 Produce
words in response
to prompts
Each learner is shown visuals of a variety of animals, and asked two questions per image: e.g. “What do
(cows) eat?”, “( Cows) eat (grass)”, “ Do they eat (bananas)?”, “ No, they don’t.”
This will build on knowledge and skills acquired in Terms 1 and 2.
Sources of evidence may include classroom monitoring and
recording.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can produce correct responses to prompts.
struggle to produce correct responses to prompts.
349
Subject
Programme
reference
Learning
Objective
Assessment Guidance
Reading
1.R1 Recognise
initial letters in
names and places
Each learner is shown the initial letter of different basic objects (that begin with a different letter) in a different order
each time for each learner, and the teacher elicits the name of the object.
This will build on knowledge and skills acquired in Terms 1 and 2. Sources
of evidence may include worksheets and classroom monitoring.
Success Criteria
Learners achieve this Learning Objective, if they
Learners are working towards this Learning Objective, if they
can find the initial letter in the words and explain that it is the first
letter in the words
struggle to find the initial letter in the words and explain that it is the first letter in
the words
350
Критерии оценки знаний по предмету «Изобразительное искусство», 1 класс
1 четверть
Ссылка на
учебную
программу
Цель обучения
Рекомендации по оцениванию
1.1
Знание и
понимание
окружающего
мира
1.1.1.1
Различать
некоторые
особенности
окружающего
мира, знакомые
образы и формы
Учитель оценивает умение учащихся различать особенности окружающего их мира, знакомые образы и
формы. Для этого учитель использует устный опрос. Учащиеся распознают разные изображения и формы
из окружающей среды. А также для понимания учащихся учитель может смоделировать примеры разных
изображений и форм в классе. На этой стадии учащиеся только «начинают» определять особенности, они
не должны полностью описывать изображения и формы. Доказательством оценивания являются
художественные работы учащихся, заметки сделанные учителем во время опроса каждого учащегося или
по наблюдениям.
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