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Fluency · Advanced

Reading

Longer passages from the learning areas, from photosynthesis and the Constitution to editing an essay and keeping passwords safe.

7 units · 24 lessons · ~57 min

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Short and often beats long and rare: one or two lessons a day is plenty.

Unit 1

Science

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  1. Lesson 1: Plants Make Food

    Ideas from the science lesson. Read a clause ahead and keep a steady rhythm through the longer sentences.

    Apply · ~3 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  2. Lesson 2: Forces and Motion

    Ideas from the science lesson. Read a clause ahead and keep a steady rhythm through the longer sentences.

    Apply · ~3 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  3. Lesson 3: Simple Circuits

    Ideas from the science lesson. Read a clause ahead and keep a steady rhythm through the longer sentences.

    Apply · ~3 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

Unit 2

A United Africa

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  1. Lesson 1: One Africa

    The leaders who fought for a free and united Africa. Names and dates come often: read each one fully first.

    Apply · ~2 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  2. Lesson 2: The Birth of the OAU

    The leaders who fought for a free and united Africa. Names and dates come often: read each one fully first.

    Apply · ~2 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  3. Lesson 3: Thomas Sankara

    The leaders who fought for a free and united Africa. Names and dates come often: read each one fully first.

    Apply · ~2 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  4. Lesson 4: A Voice for Africa

    The leaders who fought for a free and united Africa. Names and dates come often: read each one fully first.

    Apply · ~2 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

Unit 3

Heroes of Africa

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  1. Lesson 1: Nelson Mandela

    Leaders from every corner of the continent. Names and dates come often: read each one fully first.

    Apply · ~2 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  2. Lesson 2: Yaa Asantewaa

    Leaders from every corner of the continent. Names and dates come often: read each one fully first.

    Apply · ~2 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  3. Lesson 3: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

    Leaders from every corner of the continent. Names and dates come often: read each one fully first.

    Apply · ~2 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  4. Lesson 4: Kenneth Kaunda

    Leaders from every corner of the continent. Names and dates come often: read each one fully first.

    Apply · ~2 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

Unit 4

Governance in Kenya

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  1. Lesson 1: The Constitution

    How Kenya governs itself. Long words such as Constitution and Judiciary appear often: keep your rhythm steady.

    Apply · ~2 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  2. Lesson 2: Three Arms

    How Kenya governs itself. Long words such as Constitution and Judiciary appear often: keep your rhythm steady.

    Apply · ~2 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  3. Lesson 3: Devolved Government

    How Kenya governs itself. Long words such as Constitution and Judiciary appear often: keep your rhythm steady.

    Apply · ~2 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  4. Lesson 4: Being a Good Citizen

    How Kenya governs itself. Long words such as Constitution and Judiciary appear often: keep your rhythm steady.

    Apply · ~2 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

Unit 5

Social Studies

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  1. Lesson 1: Why We Have Laws

    Citizens, markets and climate. Type each sentence as one smooth movement.

    Apply · ~3 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  2. Lesson 2: Trade and Markets

    Citizens, markets and climate. Type each sentence as one smooth movement.

    Apply · ~3 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  3. Lesson 3: Climate and Farming

    Citizens, markets and climate. Type each sentence as one smooth movement.

    Apply · ~3 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

Unit 6

Composition

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  1. Lesson 1: Writing a Paragraph

    Advice on writing, in good writing. Mind the quotation marks and the numbers.

    Apply · ~3 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  2. Lesson 2: Using Evidence

    Advice on writing, in good writing. Mind the quotation marks and the numbers.

    Apply · ~2 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  3. Lesson 3: Editing Your Work

    Advice on writing, in good writing. Mind the quotation marks and the numbers.

    Apply · ~3 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

Unit 7

Digital Skills

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  1. Lesson 1: Searching the Internet

    Computer skills you will use in every subject. Take care with symbols and capitals.

    Apply · ~3 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  2. Lesson 2: Sharing Files

    Computer skills you will use in every subject. Take care with symbols and capitals.

    Apply · ~3 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway

  3. Lesson 3: Keeping Passwords Safe

    Computer skills you will use in every subject. Take care with symbols and capitals.

    Apply · ~3 min · earlier practice recommended; you can continue anyway