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    Trial Test For Kids 7 10y

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    The document provides guidance for teachers conducting a trial class for kids, including: 1) Do not share your screen for the introduction, focus on getting to know the student by modifying sample interview questions as needed. 2) Check the student's pronunciation, grammar, and comprehension, paraphrasing questions if needed. 3) If there is extra time, engage in a simple discussion to assess the student's level. 4) After the trial class, fill out a feedback form to provide comments.

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    Trial Test For Kids 7 10y

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    The document provides guidance for teachers conducting a trial class for kids, including: 1) Do not share your screen for the introduction, focus on getting to know the student by modifying sample interview questions as needed. 2) Check the student's pronunciation, grammar, and comprehension, paraphrasing questions if needed. 3) If there is extra time, engage in a simple discussion to assess the student's level. 4) After the trial class, fill out a feedback form to provide comments.

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    The document provides guidance for teachers conducting a trial class for kids, including: 1) Do not share your screen for the introduction, focus on getting to know the student by modifying sample interview questions as needed. 2) Check the student's pronunciation, grammar, and comprehension, paraphrasing questions if needed. 3) If there is extra time, engage in a simple discussion to assess the student's level. 4) After the trial class, fill out a feedback form to provide comments.

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    Trial Test For Kids 7 10y

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    Marwin Saplagio
    The document provides guidance for teachers conducting a trial class for kids, including: 1) Do not share your screen for the introduction, focus on getting to know the student by modifying sample interview questions as needed. 2) Check the student's pronunciation, grammar, and comprehension, paraphrasing questions if needed. 3) If there is extra time, engage in a simple discussion to assess the student's level. 4) After the trial class, fill out a feedback form to provide comments.

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    TRIAL CLASS FOR KIDS

    To the teacher

    - Do not share the screen for Part 1 Interview/Introduction.


    - Part 1 is for you and the student to know each other. You can modify
    (add/remove/replace) some of the questions.
    - If somewhere, the student cannot read some words, you should read
    the words once first.
    - Check your student’s pronunciation and grammar.
    - If the student cannot answer some questions due to comprehension problem, try to
    paraphrase. However, if the student still cannot answer, please move on to the next
    questions.
    - If you have more time left, engage your student in a simple discussion
    for you to be able to assess the level.
    - Complete the feedback after the trial class:
    https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf63oLy7ep3G2dxHtbsMawHehOM7NIQfVYNUA4oWvG2lh8ISQ/vie
    wform
    Part I: Introduction/Interview
    * Spend at least 2-3 minutes for this part. You may not strictly check the student’s
    error especially grammar/complete sentences in this part.

    - What is your name?


    - How old are you?
    - When is your birthday?
    - Where are you from?
    - What is your favorite subject?
    - When do you eat lunch?
    - What is bigger, hippotamus or panda?
    - How was the weather yesterday?
    - How long have been studying English?
    Hello!
    I. Pronunciation
    Let’s pronounce the words correctly!

    1. I hate the summer heat.


    2. She bakes and rides bikes.
    3. She opens the gate for the goat.
    II. Speaking
    A. Picture Description/Story Telling
    Your teacher may give you guide questions or words to start your sentences.
    Sentence starters:

    1. There are
    …how many?
    people
    …where?...

    2. A woman is…

    3. A girl is

    4. A man is…

    5. A boy is…
    Starter Guides:

    1. First,

    2. Then,

    3. After five
    hours,

    4. After that,
    Make questions and ask your teacher.

    1. What
    2. Where
    3. When
    4. Why
    5. How
    6. How often
    7. How much
    III. Reading and
    Comprehension
    Read the passages aloud
    and answer the
    questions.
    1. Read the passage aloud then answer the questions.
    IV. Grammar
    Choose the correct
    answer.
    4.1 Match the sentence parts.

    1. Carl the a. and safe in


    caterpillar comes there.
    2. He eats b. out of his
    3. My skin is egg.
    4. He falls asleep c. many leaves.
    5. He is warm d. tight.
    e. on a branch.
    4.2 Complete the sentences. Use the words in the box
    was had how
    your please see
    1. She late for school.
    2. We a good time at the party.
    3. did you find it?
    4. Sit down, .
    5. I a picture on the wall.
    6. Is this book?
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    Thanks!

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