Classes For Adolescents
The curriculum is designed for adolescents to introduce them to the Edo language and its cultural aspects. The lessons are structured to progressively build upon each topic, ensuring a comprehensive learning environment.
Hello Dear!
Are you an Edo person living far from your homeland? Do you long to connect with your roots through the Edo language?
Or perhaps you’re a parent eager to equip your children with the rich history and beauty of Edo culture?
Look no further – your opportunity starts here!
Our Edo Language Summer Lessons are not just classes; they are a cultural revival!
This summer, dive into the vibrant world of the Edo language with engaging lessons designed for all ages! With `Let’s Learn Edo`, you’ll benefit from expert tutors passionate about sharing their knowledge. Our instructors are not only qualified; they breathe life into learning with their enthusiasm for Edo culture!
What You Will Learn
Duration : 60hrs
Age : 12-17
Materials Needed: Worksheets, flashcards, audio and video recordings
Duration: 12 weeks, 5 hrs/week
Seats: 10
Week | Topics | Lessons | Activities |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Introduction to Edo Language and Alphabets | Lesson 1: Overview of the Edo language and its significance
Lesson 2: Introduction to Edo alphabets (Abidi)
| -Learning the letters and their sounds |
2 | Edo Alphabets & Pronunciation | Lesson 3: In-depth study of Edo alphabets (Abidi)
Lesson 4: Pronouncing Edo words: Vowels, Consonants, and Tones
| – Activities: Alphabet writing exercises
– Focus on pronunciation patterns and audio resources for practice |
3 | Counting in Edo and Edo Numerals | Lesson 5: How to count from 1 to 50
Lesson 6: How to count from 50 to 100 Lesson 7: Edo Numerals Days of the week and Months of the year Lesson 8: Edo Numerals: How to tell time in Edo
| -Games and activities using numbers -Practice in pairs, incorporating numbers into daily contexts -Activities: Create a calendar in Edo – Hands-on practice with clock illustrations and exercises |
4 | Nouns and Pronouns | Lesson 9: Introduction to Edo nouns Lesson 10: Introduction to Edo pronouns | -Examples and categorization (people, places, things)
– Activities: Pronoun matching ex |
5 | Formation of Simple Sentences – Introduction & Greetings | Lesson 11: Formation of Sentences: Edo greetings
Lesson 12: Formation of Sentences: Introduction of Self (name, age)
| -Role-playing greeting scenarios
-Practice personal introductions in conversation |
6 | Family and Basic Sentences | Lesson 13: Formation of Sentences: Asking and providing personal information Lesson 14: Formation of Sentences: Edo family system and members
| -Activities: “Interview” each other in Edo
-Illustrate family trees and describe them |
7 | Verbs and Daily Life | Lesson 15: Formation of Sentences: The Edo verbs and simple sentences Lesson 16: Formation of Sentences: Where you live and different types of jobs
| -Exercises using common verbs in context -Discuss job roles in Edo culture |
8 | Food and Nature | Lesson 17: Formation of Sentences: Foods and Fruits Lesson 18: Formation of Sentences: Animals
| -Cooking demonstration or food tasting -Activities: Animal-related vocabulary games |
9 | Descriptive Language | Lesson 19: Edo adjectives and simple sentences Lesson 20: Formation of Sentences: Things found in a school
| -Create descriptive profiles for classmates
-Vocabulary building through a school tour or scavenger hunt |
10 | Home and Daily Routine | Lesson 21: Formation of Sentences: Things found in a house
Lesson 22: Formation of Sentences: My daily routine | -Identifying objects in a home setting
-Diary writing exercise in Edo |
11 | Cultural Aspects | Lesson 23: Benin dress mode Lesson 24: Edo musical instruments and dance Lesson 25: Edo proverbs and folklore | -Discussion and creation of dress mode projects – Practice traditional dances and learn about instruments – Storytelling sessions featuring famous proverbs |
12 | Cultural Aspects | Lesson 26: Edo marriage ceremony Lesson 27: Edo festivals and their history Lesson 28: Historic traits of Edo people Lesson 29: Community & Roles: Lesson 30: Coral beads and their uses by Edo people
| – Understanding ceremonies through role-play – Research and presentation on local festivals – Group discussion and sharing of findings – Understanding community roles Vocabulary for occupations and festival-themed crafts -Craft session utilizing coral beads and their cultural significance |
Who Should Join?
Start your Journey to Mastering Edo!
Whether you’re an absolute beginner, a traveler, or a custodian of Edo culture, this program is tailored for you! Our nurturing environment supports individualized learning, ensuring you grow at your own pace.
Program Details
- Engage with us for 12 weeks, Monday through Friday.
- Flexible online classes that allow you to participate from anywhere while enjoying interactive sessions.
- Enjoy access to digital worksheets, reading resources, and recorded sessions at no extra cost.
Don’t Miss this chance to connect with your heritage and learn the Edo language!
Sign up now, and let’s bring the Edo language to life together!