Class 6 English for Today Guide: Free PDF Notes
For students in Class 6, "English for Today" is a key subject for building confidence and fluency in the English language. The curriculum is filled with diverse lessons covering everyday conversations, interesting stories, poems, and important life skills. To help students navigate this curriculum successfully, we have compiled a complete Class 6 English for Today Guide, including notes for all textbook lessons and breakdowns of all question types for the exam. All materials are available as free PDF downloads.
This comprehensive guide is an invaluable resource for students, parents, and teachers. It provides detailed support for both the textbook content and the exam structure, ensuring students are well-prepared for their assessments.
Why This PDF Guide is an Essential Learning Tool
A good guide can make learning English a more structured and enjoyable process. Here’s how this resource helps:
- Dual Focus: The guide covers both the textbook lessons and the specific question types that appear in the exam.
- Clear and Accessible: All topics are explained in simple language to help students understand easily.
- Convenient for Practice: The PDF format allows for focused practice on specific lessons or question types.
- Builds Exam Confidence: By practicing with materials that mirror the exam format, students can build confidence and improve their performance.
Part 1: English for Today Guide (Lesson-Wise Notes)
Below is the complete list of lessons from the textbook. Click the "View PDF" link next to the lesson title to open and download the notes. All files are securely hosted on Google Drive.
| No. | English for Today Guide Lesson Title | |
|---|---|---|
| Click the PDF icon on the right to view the PDF for that lesson | ||
| 1 | Lesson-01: Going to a new school | View PDF |
| 2 | Lesson-02: Congratulations! Well done! | View PDF |
| 3 | Lesson-03: At a railway station | View PDF |
| 4 | Lesson-04: Where are you from? | View PDF |
| 5 | Lesson-05: Thanks for your work | View PDF |
| 6 | Lesson-06: It smells good! | View PDF |
| 7 | Lesson-07: Holding Hands | View PDF |
| 8 | Lesson-08: Grocery shopping | View PDF |
| 9 | Lesson-09: Health is wealth | View PDF |
| 10 | Lesson-10: Remedies: modern and traditional | View PDF |
| 11 | Lesson-11: Are you listening?-1 | View PDF |
| 12 | Lesson-12: An unseen beauty of Bangladesh | View PDF |
| 13 | Lesson-13: Our pride | View PDF |
| 14 | Lesson-14: The lion's mane | View PDF |
| 15 | Lesson-15: An old people's home | View PDF |
| 16 | Lesson-16: Boats sail on the rivers | View PDF |
| 17 | Lesson-17: Are you listening?-2 | View PDF |
| 18 | Lesson-18: Make your snacks | View PDF |
| 19 | Lesson-19: Stop, look and listen | View PDF |
| 20 | Lesson-20: Hason Raja: The mystic bard of Bangladesh | View PDF |
| 21 | Lesson-21: Wonders of the world-1 | View PDF |
| 22 | Lesson-22: Wonders of the world-2 | View PDF |
| 23 | Lesson-23: We live in a global village | View PDF |
| 24 | Lesson-24: Our wage earners | View PDF |
| 25 | Lesson-25: The concert for Bangladesh | View PDF |
| 26 | Lesson-26: Buying clothes | View PDF |
| 27 | Lesson-27: Andre | View PDF |
| 28 | Lesson-28: Are you listening?-3 | View PDF |
| 29 | Lesson-29: Taking a test | View PDF |
| 30 | Lesson-30: What should we do? | View PDF |
| 31 | Lesson-31: Too much or too little water | View PDF |
| 32 | Lesson-32: An invitation for Robin | View PDF |
| 33 | Lesson-33: The Garden | View PDF |
Part 2: Exam Preparation (Question-Wise Topics)
This section provides practice materials based on the exam question paper format.
| No. | Exam Question Topics Title | |
|---|---|---|
| Click the PDF icon on the right to view materials for that question type | ||
| 1 | Ques. No #01-04: Seen Comprehension/ Passages | View PDF |
| 2 | Ques. No #05-07: Unseen Comprehension/ Passages | View PDF |
| 3 | Ques. No #08: Matching | View PDF |
| 4 | Ques. No #09: Re-arranging Sentence | View PDF |
| 5 | Ques. No #10: Answering Question from Poem | View PDF |
| 6 | Ques. No #11: Completing Stories | View PDF |
| 7 | Ques. No #12: Writing Paragraph | View PDF |
| 8 | Ques. No #13: Writing Dialogue | View PDF |
| 9 | Model Tests | View PDF |
What Your Child Will Learn: A Topic Overview
Here’s a glimpse into the key skills your child will develop:
Conversational English
Many lessons focus on practical, everyday conversations, such as meeting new people, shopping, buying clothes, and giving directions. This helps build real-world communication skills.
Reading Comprehension
Through a variety of texts—from stories and poems to passages about historical events like the Concert for Bangladesh—students will significantly improve their reading skills and vocabulary.
Life Skills and Awareness
The curriculum includes important life lessons on topics like health and hygiene, safety rules, and environmental issues, making students more aware and responsible.
Creative and Formal Writing
Students will practice different forms of writing, including completing stories, writing paragraphs on various topics, and composing dialogues, which are crucial skills for exams.
Fun English Activities for Home
- Role-Play a Dialogue: Choose a lesson like "Grocery shopping" or "At a railway station" and role-play the conversation with your child.
- Finish the Story: After reading the start of a story from the guide, pause and ask your child, "What do you think happens next?" before finishing it.
- Write a "How-To" Guide: Based on the lesson "Make your snacks," ask your child to write simple instructions for making their favorite easy snack, like a sandwich.
- Poetry Reading: Read the poems like "Holding Hands" or "Boats sail on the rivers" aloud together. Talk about the imagery and the feeling of the poem.
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Disclaimer: This content is provided for educational purposes only. The PDF files are intended to assist students, parents, and teachers. We do not claim ownership of the content within the files and are linking to publicly available resources on Google Drive.
