Basic 6Basic 6 Ghanaian Language NotesOpen a topic to read the notes, copy the key parts into your notebook and do the exercises.SongsSongs for Traditional DancesIn this topic you will sing traditional songs used for traditional dances with their correct rhythms and explain their meanings and uses.PoemsExploring Poems: Key Words and ThemesIn this topic you will read poems correctly, identify their key words and discuss their themes.Story TellingFolktales and Other Stories: Similarities and DifferencesIn this topic you will compare folktales with other stories, identify their similarities and differences and discuss their morals and values.PhonicsReading Words with Digraphs in Sentences and ParagraphsIn this topic you will read and recognise words with digraphs in sentences and paragraphs and use them correctly in spelling.VocabularyReading Passages Aloud with Correct Pronunciation and ToneIn this topic you will read longer passages aloud with correct pronunciation, tone, pace and expression.Penmanship and HandwritingWriting Sentences in Joined ScriptIn this topic you will write sentences in your Ghanaian language neatly using joined (cursive) script.Narrative WritingWriting a Brief Report on an EventIn this topic you will write a brief report on an event or activity you have witnessed.Creative and Free WritingWriting a Five-Paragraph Real StoryIn this topic you will plan and write a long real story of about five paragraphs about something that happened to you or someone you know.Use of CapitalizationCapital Letters after Colons and Question MarksIn this topic you will use upper case (capital) letters correctly after colons and question marks.Use of PunctuationUsing Punctuation Marks in EssaysIn this topic you will use punctuation marks appropriately when writing essays.Use of Action WordsPerfect Tense Action WordsIn this topic you will recognise and use perfect tense action words (verbs) in sentences.ReadingReading Novels and Newspapers Aloud and SummarisingIn this topic you will read aloud passages from novels and newspapers with correct pronunciation and tone, and summarise what you read.