Writing: Basic Mechanics & Formation (A1) - Lesson 11: Filling in Very Simple Forms
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Hello Learners! 👋
Today, we will learn about forms. Forms are papers or online pages where you write information about yourself. It's important to fill them in correctly!
In this lesson, you will:
- Learn what a form is and see an example.
- Understand common labels like "Name" and "Age".
- Practice filling in a very simple form with your name and age.
- Practice reading information from a simple form.
What is a Form?
A form is a document with spaces where you write specific information. Schools, doctors, libraries, and many other places use forms to get information.
Forms have labels that tell you what information to write in each space.
Example of a Simple Form:
Student Information Card
Full Name: Sok Chea
Age: 7
In this example, "Full Name:" and "Age:" are labels. "Sok Chea" and "7" are the information filled in.
Activity 1: Understanding Form Labels
Look at the form label. What information should you write?
Activity 2: Fill in Your Details
Now it's your turn! Fill in this simple practice form with your own details. Remember to use capital letters for your name.
My Practice Form
Activity 3: Reading a Filled Form
Look at this example of a filled form. Then, answer the questions below.
Library Card Application
Full Name: Chan Lina
Age: 9
✨ Tips for Filling Forms ✨
- Read Carefully: Read each label before you write. Make sure you understand what information is needed.
- Write Clearly: Use your best handwriting or type carefully so others can read it.
- Capital Letters: Remember to use capital letters for names.
- Check Your Work: After you finish, read your answers. Are they correct? Is the spelling right?
Great Job with Forms! 🎉
You've learned how to understand and fill in simple forms. This is a very useful skill!