Grade 6 English – Listening Syllabus with

Christian Values
Duration: One Academic Year (Two Semesters)
Main Focus: Developing listening skills through faith-based learning.

Semester 1: Listening for Everyday Communication &

Christian Growth
Week 1-2: Greetings & Introductions

Objective:

 Understand and respond to common greetings and introductions.

 Practice respectful and kind communication.

Activities:
✔ Listen to dialogues with greetings (e.g., “Hello, how are you?”).
✔ Role-play greetings with classmates.
✔ Identify polite and kind words in the conversation.

Christian Value: Respect & Kindness (Ephesians 4:32 – "Be kind and compassionate to
one another.")

Assessment:
✅ Short listening quiz (match greetings with responses).
✅ Students greet five different classmates using polite expressions.

Week 3-4: Giving and Following Instructions

Objective:

 Follow spoken instructions accurately.

 Respond appropriately to commands and requests.

Activities:
✔ Listen to step-by-step instructions (e.g., how to organize books in a classroom).
✔ Follow and give simple commands (e.g., "Close the door, please").
✔ Simon Says game (to practice active listening).

Christian Value: Obedience & Cooperation (Colossians 3:20 – "Children, obey your
parents in everything.")
Assessment:
✅ Students follow 5-step spoken instructions correctly.
✅ Group task: One student gives instructions; others follow.

Week 5-6: Making Suggestions & Offers

Objective:

 Identify and use expressions for making suggestions and offers.

 Demonstrate willingness to help others.

Activities:
✔ Listen to a dialogue about two friends cleaning the churchyard.
✔ Identify phrases like “Shall I help you?” and “Why don’t we...?”
✔ Role-play: One student suggests or offers help; another responds.

Christian Value: Serving Others (Galatians 5:13 – "Serve one another humbly in love.")

Assessment:
✅ Students complete fill-in-the-blank exercises with suggestion phrases.
✅ Small group discussion: How can we serve others at church?

Week 7-8: Describing People & Places

Objective:

 Listen to descriptions and identify key details.

 Appreciate God’s creation.

Activities:
✔ Listen to descriptions of biblical characters (e.g., David, Esther).
✔ Draw a person or place based on an oral description.
✔ Guess the person or place based on spoken clues.

Christian Value: Appreciating God’s Creation (Genesis 1:31 – "God saw all that He had
made, and it was very good.")

Assessment:
✅ Students answer comprehension questions about descriptions.
✅ Group activity: Describe someone without saying their name.

Week 9-10: Expressing Likes & Dislikes

Objective:

 Understand expressions of likes and dislikes.

 Develop gratitude for blessings.

Activities:
✔ Listen to a conversation about favorite activities.
✔ Identify words showing preference (e.g., “I enjoy,” “I don’t like”).
✔ Write and share three things they like and why.

Christian Value: Gratitude (1 Thessalonians 5:18 – "Give thanks in all circumstances.")

Assessment:
✅ Matching exercise (match likes/dislikes expressions with correct activities).
✅ Group discussion: What are we grateful for?

Week 11-12: Telling Time & Daily Routines

Objective:

 Recognize spoken times and schedules.

 Apply good time management.

Activities:
✔ Listen to a conversation about daily routines.
✔ Practice arranging daily activities in order.
✔ Set a personal schedule for prayer and schoolwork.

Christian Value: Time Management & Responsibility (Ecclesiastes 3:1 – "There is a time
for everything.")

Assessment:
✅ Students write and share their daily schedule.
✅ Listening quiz on telling time.

Week 13-14: Short Bible Stories

Objective:

 Improve listening comprehension through Bible stories.

 Reflect on moral lessons.

Activities:
✔ Listen to a short Bible story (e.g., The Good Samaritan).
✔ Identify key details (who, what, where, when, why).
✔ Discuss lessons from the story.

Christian Value: Faith & Integrity (Proverbs 10:9 – "Whoever walks in integrity walks
securely.")

Assessment:
✅ Students summarize the story in 2-3 sentences.
✅ Group discussion: How can we apply the lesson?

Week 15-16: Review & Listening Quiz

Objective:

 Review listening skills learned during the semester.

Assessment:
✅ Listening comprehension test.
✅ Group reflection on Christian values learned.

Semester 2: Advanced Listening Skills & Faith-Based

Lessons
(Weeks 1-16 follow similar structure)

✔ Week 1-2: Giving & Responding to Invitations (Christian Value: Hospitality &
Friendship)
✔ Week 3-4: Talking About Past Events (Christian Value: Honesty & Reflection)
✔ Week 5-6: Expressing Hopes & Plans (Christian Value: Trusting God’s Plan)
✔ Week 7-8: Asking & Giving Directions (Christian Value: Helping Others)
✔ Week 9-10: Describing Feelings & Emotions (Christian Value: Compassion &
Empathy)
✔ Week 11-12: Listening to Parables of Jesus (Christian Value: Wisdom & Faith)
✔ Week 13-14: Interview & Storytelling (Christian Value: Sharing Faith)
✔ Week 15-16: Final Listening Evaluation (Christian Value: Encouragement)

Assessment Methods:
✔ Listening Comprehension Quizzes
✔ Role-Playing & Group Discussions
✔ Christian Reflection Journal
✔ Oral Presentation & Storytelling
This syllabus ensures English listening skills are developed while Christian values are
reinforced. Would you like worksheets or lesson activities for specific topics? 😊

Grade 6 English Listening Activities & Worksheets with Christian Values

Week 1-2: Greetings & Introductions

Listening Activity

 Listen to a dialogue where two children meet for the first time and introduce
themselves.
 Identify key phrases such as "Hello," "Nice to meet you," "How are you?"

Questions

1. What did the first child say when introducing themselves?

2. What is a polite way to respond to "How are you?"
3. What does "Nice to meet you" mean?
4. Why is it important to be polite when greeting someone?
5. Which Bible verse teaches us about kindness in speech?
o a) John 3:16
o b) Ephesians 4:32
o c) Genesis 1:1
o d) Matthew 5:16
Answer: (b) Ephesians 4:32

Role-Play Activity

 Students pair up and practice greeting each other using different scenarios.
 Discuss how Jesus greeted others with love and respect.

Week 3-4: Giving and Following Instructions

Listening Activity

 Listen to a teacher giving step-by-step instructions on how to organize books.

Questions

1. What was the first instruction given?

2. Why is it important to listen carefully to instructions?
3. What happens if we do not follow instructions?
 4. How does obedience to instructions relate to obeying God?
5. Which verse teaches children about obedience?
o a) Proverbs 3:5-6
o b) Colossians 3:20
o c) Psalm 23:1
o d) John 14:6 Answer: (b) Colossians 3:20

Hands-On Activity

 Students follow instructions to complete a simple task (e.g., arranging chairs, drawing
a picture).
 Discuss why obedience is important in school and in faith.

Week 5-6: Making Suggestions & Offers

Listening Activity

 Listen to a dialogue where a child helps a friend clean the churchyard.

Dialogue:

Liam: The churchyard looks messy. Sophie: Yes, we should clean it up. Liam: Shall I sweep
the leaves? Sophie: Good idea! I'll collect the trash. Liam: Why don’t we ask others to help?
Sophie: Great! Let’s do this for God's glory.

Questions

1. What problem do Liam and Sophie notice?

2. What suggestion does Liam give first?
3. What does "Shall I sweep the leaves?" mean?
4. Why is teamwork important in serving God?
5. Which verse talks about serving others?
o a) Galatians 5:13
o b) Matthew 28:19
o c) Exodus 20:12
o d) Philippians 4:13
Answer: (a) Galatians 5:13

Role-Play Activity

 Students practice offering help in different scenarios (e.g., helping a classmate, a

family member, a neighbor).

Week 7-8: Describing People & Places

Listening Activity

 Listen to a description of a Bible character (e.g., David, Esther, Moses).

Questions

1. Who was described in the passage?

2. What adjectives were used?
3. Why is it important to recognize God’s work in people?
4. How does God describe His creation?
5. Which Bible verse says, "God saw all that He had made, and it was very good"?
o a) Genesis 1:31
o b) Romans 8:28
o c) Psalm 23:1
o d) Luke 10:27
Answer: (a) Genesis 1:31

Hands-On Activity

 Students describe a person or place in their own words.

Week 9-10: Expressing Likes & Dislikes

Listening Activity

 Listen to a conversation where two friends talk about their favorite activities.

Questions

1. What activities do the children like?

2. How do they express their likes and dislikes?
3. Why should we be grateful for the things we enjoy?
4. What is something you like that you thank God for?
5. Which verse reminds us to be thankful in all circumstances?
o a) 1 Thessalonians 5:18
o b) John 3:16
o c) Exodus 20:12
o d) Psalm 23:1
Answer: (a) 1 Thessalonians 5:18

Pair Activity

 Students share things they like and discuss why they are grateful for them.
Week 11-12: Listening to Parables of Jesus
Listening Activity

 Listen to "The Good Samaritan" (Luke 10:25-37).

Questions

1. Who was hurt on the road?

2. Who ignored him?
3. Who helped him?
4. What does this story teach about loving others?
5. Which verse says, "Love your neighbor as yourself"?
o a) Luke 10:27
o b) Genesis 1:31
o c) Matthew 28:19
o d) Psalm 23:1
Answer: (a) Luke 10:27

Discussion

 Students discuss how they can show kindness to others.

Week 13-16: Review & Final Assessment

 Review: Key listening skills and Christian lessons.
 Final Listening Test: Multiple-choice and short-answer questions.
 Reflection: What did you learn about faith and listening?

This document includes worksheets and activities for all weeks with listening exercises,
comprehension questions, role-play, and faith-based discussions. Would you like me to
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Grade 6 English Listening Activities & Worksheets with Christian Values

Week 1-2: Greetings & Introductions

Listening Activity
  Listen to a dialogue where two children meet for the first time and introduce
themselves.
 Identify key phrases such as "Hello," "Nice to meet you," "How are you?"

Dialogue Transcript:

Emma: Hi! My name is Emma. What’s your name? Noah: Hello, Emma! I’m Noah. Nice to
meet you! Emma: Nice to meet you too, Noah. How are you today? Noah: I’m doing well,
thank you! How about you? Emma: I’m great! I just finished reading my Bible. Noah: That’s
wonderful! What was your favorite verse? Emma: I loved Ephesians 4:32—it teaches us to be
kind to one another.

Questions

1. What did the first child say when introducing themselves?

2. What is a polite way to respond to "How are you?"
3. What does "Nice to meet you" mean?
4. Why is it important to be polite when greeting someone?
5. Which Bible verse teaches us about kindness in speech?
o a) John 3:16
o b) Ephesians 4:32
o c) Genesis 1:1
o d) Matthew 5:16
Answer: (b) Ephesians 4:32

Role-Play Activity

 Students pair up and practice greeting each other using different scenarios.
 Discuss how Jesus greeted others with love and respect.

Extra Exercise

 Write a short dialogue introducing yourself and a friend, using at least three key
phrases.

Week 3-4: Giving and Following Instructions

Listening Activity

 Listen to a teacher giving step-by-step instructions on how to organize books.

Audio Transcript:

Teacher: Good morning, class! Today, we will organize the bookshelf. First, take all the
books off the shelf. Next, sort them by size. Then, place the biggest books at the bottom.
Finally, arrange the rest neatly on top. Remember to handle books with care because they are
gifts from God!
Questions

1. What was the first instruction given?

2. Why is it important to listen carefully to instructions?
3. What happens if we do not follow instructions?
4. How does obedience to instructions relate to obeying God?
5. Which verse teaches children about obedience?
o a) Proverbs 3:5-6
o b) Colossians 3:20
o c) Psalm 23:1
o d) John 14:6
Answer: (b) Colossians 3:20

Hands-On Activity

 Students follow instructions to complete a simple task (e.g., arranging chairs, drawing
a picture).
 Discuss why obedience is important in school and in faith.

Extra Exercise

 Write down five instructions for a younger sibling on how to take care of a pet.

Week 5-6: Making Suggestions & Offers

Listening Activity

 Listen to a dialogue where a child helps a friend clean the churchyard.

Dialogue Transcript:

Liam: The churchyard looks messy. Sophie: Yes, we should clean it up. Liam: Shall I sweep
the leaves? Sophie: Good idea! I'll collect the trash. Liam: Why don’t we ask others to help?
Sophie: Great! Let’s do this for God's glory.

Questions

1. What problem do Liam and Sophie notice?

2. What suggestion does Liam give first?
3. What does "Shall I sweep the leaves?" mean?
4. Why is teamwork important in serving God?
5. Which verse talks about serving others?
o a) Galatians 5:13
o b) Matthew 28:19
o c) Exodus 20:12
 o d) Philippians 4:13
Answer: (a) Galatians 5:13

Role-Play Activity

 Students practice offering help in different scenarios (e.g., helping a classmate, a

family member, a neighbor).

Extra Exercise

 Write a short conversation where two children offer to help an elderly neighbor with
their garden.

Week 7-8: Expressing Gratitude and Appreciation

Listening Activity

 Listen to a dialogue where children express gratitude to their Sunday school teacher.

Dialogue Transcript:

Ethan: Thank you for teaching us about kindness today, Miss Sarah! Miss Sarah: You’re
welcome, Ethan! I’m glad you enjoyed the lesson. Sophie: We really appreciate your effort.
You always teach us with love. Miss Sarah: That’s very kind of you to say! I thank God for
giving me the opportunity to teach you all. Ethan: We thank God for you too!

Questions

1. What does Ethan thank Miss Sarah for?

2. What does “We appreciate your effort” mean?
3. How does Miss Sarah respond to the children’s gratitude?
4. Why is it important to thank others?
5. Which Bible verse encourages us to be thankful?
o a) Colossians 3:15
o b) John 14:6
o c) Genesis 1:1
o d) Matthew 5:16
Answer: (a) Colossians 3:15

Role-Play Activity

 Students practice thanking people in different situations (e.g., thanking a friend, a

parent, a teacher).

Extra Exercise
  Write a letter to a family member expressing gratitude for their kindness.

Week 9-10: Telling a Story (Parables of Jesus)

Listening Activity

 Listen to a retelling of “The Parable of the Good Samaritan.”

Audio Transcript:

Teacher: One day, a man was traveling on a dangerous road. Suddenly, robbers attacked him
and left him badly hurt. A priest and a Levite saw him but passed by without helping.
However, a Samaritan stopped, cared for the man, and took him to an inn for healing. Jesus
taught that we should love and help everyone, just like the Good Samaritan.

Questions

1. Who ignored the injured man?

2. What did the Good Samaritan do?
3. What lesson does Jesus teach in this parable?
4. How can we show love to others in need?
5. Which verse says we should love our neighbors?
o a) Luke 10:27
o b) Exodus 20:12
o c) Philippians 4:13
o d) John 3:16
Answer: (a) Luke 10:27

Role-Play Activity

 Students act out the parable in small groups and discuss ways they can be “Good
Samaritans” in their lives.

Extra Exercise

 Write a reflection on a time when you helped someone in need.

Week 11-12: Describing Places (God’s Creation)

Listening Activity

 Listen to a description of a beautiful place in nature.

Audio Transcript:
Teacher: Imagine standing on a hill, looking at the sunrise. The sky is painted in shades of
orange and pink. Birds are singing, and a gentle breeze blows through the trees. Everything in
nature reflects God’s wonderful creation.

Questions

1. What colors are mentioned in the description?

2. What sounds can be heard?
3. How does the teacher describe the breeze?
4. Why is nature a gift from God?
5. Which verse reminds us that God created the world?
o a) Genesis 1:1
o b) Matthew 28:19
o c) Philippians 4:13
o d) John 14:6
Answer: (a) Genesis 1:1

Role-Play Activity

 Students take turns describing their favorite places and thanking God for His creation.

Extra Exercise

 Draw a picture of your favorite natural place and write a short paragraph about why
you love it.

Week 13-14: Listening to Instructions (Building a Strong

Foundation in Faith)
Listening Activity

 Listen to a story about building a house on sand vs. rock (Matthew 7:24-27).

Audio Transcript:

Teacher: Jesus told a story about two men. One built his house on a rock, and when the
storms came, his house stood firm. The other built his house on sand, and when the storm
came, his house collapsed. Jesus said that those who hear His words and follow them are like
the wise man who built on the rock.

Questions

1. What happened to the house on the sand?

2. Why did the house on the rock stand firm?
3. What lesson does Jesus teach in this story?
4. How can we build a strong foundation in faith?
5. Which verse speaks about the wise builder?
o a) Matthew 7:24
 o b) John 3:16
o c) Exodus 20:12
o d) Proverbs 3:5-6
Answer: (a) Matthew 7:24

Role-Play Activity

 Students discuss what it means to have a strong foundation in faith and share personal
experiences.

Extra Exercise

 Write three ways you can build a strong faith in God.

This document now includes a detailed weekly plan for all weeks with listening activities,
comprehension questions, role-play, faith-based discussions, transcripts, and extra exercises.
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