Primary school in Kazakhstan Listen and speaking Primary

Primary school in Kazakhstan

Listen and speaking Primary education in Kazakhstan typically begins at age 6 and spans four academic years—Grade 1 through Grade Four. The primary schools provide pupils with rigorous instruction in Kazakh and Russian languages, literature, mathematics, the study of nature, arts, music, and physical health. Some schools offer the study of a foreign language in the second grade. All primary schools in Kazakhstan are state-owned and constitutionally protected. The curriculum for these schools is developed and established by the Ministry of Education. The curriculum in Kazakhstan’s primary schools includes courses in reading, basic mathematics, writing, Kazakh and Russian language, arts, science, social science, art, music and physical education. Primary school education is provided free to all citizens and residents of Kazakhstan and parents typically pay only for extra-curricular activities such as sports programs, music programs, and sometimes or other special equipment.

«True or False»

a) Some schools offer the study of a foreign language in the second grade. b) Primary education in Kazakhstan typically begins at age 6 and spans four academic years—Grade 1 through Grade Four. c) The period known as lower secondary or basic school in Kazakhstan is similar to middle or junior high school d) The curriculum for these schools is developed and established by the Ministry of Education. e) This level of education typically begins at age 10 or 11 and spans a total of five years in duration—Grades 5 through Grade 9 f) Primary education in Kazakhstan typically begins at age 9 and spans four academic years—Grade 2 through Grade Four. g) Some lower secondary school classes share same the same campus with the primary school h) The primary schools provide pupils with rigorous instruction in Kazakh and Russian languages, literature

Grammar theme: « The Present « Perfect»

Present Perfect шағының негізгі белгілері: Ø“ ? ”: ever. Ø“ - “: never, yet. Ø“ + ”: just, already. Ø“Ever” Have you ever been to China? Ø“Never” I have never been to China. Ø“Just” I have just come.

Doing exercise 1. I know who your boss is. I (work) for him. 2. Look! Somebody already (broke) the tree. 3. Mary (go) to Moskow, but she’ll be back next Monday at the latest. 4. Andy is in hospital now. He (have) a bad crash. 5. Jane is crying. She (hurt) her knee.

Check yourself: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. have worked has already broken has gone has had has hurt