Sample of RoyalABC Unit Learning Outcomes and Content

Unit Title Vocabulary Structure Examples Phonics / Pronunciation
Introductions Names of RoyalABC teachers (Sally, Olly, Bud, Bart, Milton, Stella) Hello. What’s your name?

I’m [name]. Bye bye.

Hello. What’s your name?

I’m Sally. Bye bye.

friendly intonation with hello and bye bye
Numbers
1 to 6
one (1), two (2), three (3), four (4), five (5), six (6) How many are there?

[number]

How many are there?

Six.

/s/ in six
Animals 1 bee, bat, cat, dog, rat, pig What is it?

It’s a [noun].

What is it?

It’s a cat.

/b/ in bee and bat
How old are you? review of earlier vocabulary (numbers) How old are you?

I’m [number].

How old are you?

I’m five.

/t/ in ten
Numbers
7 to 12
seven (7), eight (8), nine (9), ten (10), eleven (11), twelve (12) How many are there?

There are [number].

How many are there?

There are ten.

/n/ in nine
Animals 2 cow, duck, sheep, goat, horse, chicken What is it?

It’s a [noun].

What is it?

It’s a horse.

/g/ in goat
Fruit 1

(a & an)

pear, apple, lemon, olive, banana, orange What is it?

It’s a/an [noun].

What is it?

It’s an apple.

/ə/ in a and an
Things 1 pen, pot, bag, book, pencil, flower, painting What is it?

It’s a [noun].

What is it?

It’s a book.

/p/ in pen, pot, pencil and painting
Intro to Colours red, black, blue, green, pink, yellow, white What colour is it?

It’s [colour adjective].

What colour is it?

It’s blue.

/r/ in red
How are you? angry, sad, happy, hungry, tired, fine How are you?

I’m [adjective].

How are you?

I’m happy.

/æ/ in angry and sad
Vehicles bus, car, boat, train, plane, bike, lorry What is it?

It’s a [noun].

What is it?

It’s a train.

final /s/ in bus
Intro to Plurals cats, dogs, cows, ducks What is it?

It’s a [noun].

What are they?

They’re [noun]s.

What is it?

It’s a cat.

What are they? They’re cats.

final /z/ in dogs and cows; final /s/ in cats and ducks
Animals 3 panda, hippo, tiger, snake, monkey, lizard What is it? It’s a [noun]. What are they? They’re [noun]s. What is it?
It’s a hippo.

What are they?

They’re monkeys.

/h/ in hippo
People and Other Beings boy, girl, man, woman, baby, monster, alien He’s/She’s/It’s a [noun]. He’s a boy.

She’s a girl.

It’s a monster.

/m/ in man and monster
Instructions (imperatives) sit down, stand up, sing, jump, listen, look at this, make a circle [instruction] Sit down. /ɪ/ in sit and sing