Turkish language lessons are taught in a spiral structure at every grade level in line with the scope and sequence comprising listening, reading, understanding, writing and visual reading and presentation subtopics. It is planned in accordance with PASS theories and their steps (Planning, Attention, Simultaneous, and Successive). Differentiated contents are prepared taking into consideration the differences of students with PASS Theory activities during Thinking Skills course hours. Students are encouraged to stay up to date by doing activities with regard to collecting-interpreting newspaper news at this grade level.
Letter – Envelope – Card Writing techniques are taught. Students are encouraged to prepare and conduct a questionnaire, write working report, and make interviews. Books are examined in details in the academic year, which are acquired in connection with the inquiry units or for the purposes of free reading. Writing activities and studies are carried out on critical reviews with regard to books. In this way, techniques pertaining to making suggestions, generating solutions, and informative and persuasive text writing are supported. An international perspective is developed, being in collaboration with the parents, in creation of awareness with regard to the other languages used in the school, learning how to greet in that language, answering questions about meanings and characteristics of other languages. Activities are carried out where a story translated from other language is read and compared with the corresponding section of the story in its original language. At the same time, students also gain ability to correctly understand what they watch, listen and read. It is ensured for them to recognize their own language and apply language rules enriching their vocabulary with different events. They are allowed to recognize different forms of writing and establish connection with what they read. An opportunity is provided for them to benefit from such communication means as daily newspapers, periodicals, etc. internalizing their reading habits. It is targeted that they should use cursive script in their daily life effectively. Target is to educate students as individuals who can express themselves well, make deductions and solve problems acting on their own.