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    WEEK THEME TOPIC LEARNING

    OUTCOMES / DOMAIN

    SPECIFICATIONS PEDAGOGICAL

    STRATEGIES

    VALUES

    1&2

    2-4Jan

    7-11 Jan

    People Chapter 1

    Knowing Me

    Knowing You

    1.1Make friends and keepfriendships by:

    a.taking part in conversations

    and discussions. IP

    1.2 Take part in social interaction

    by:

    a. carrying out a variety of

    language functions. IP

    2.1 Obtain information for

    different purposes by:

    c. reading materials in print such as

    reports and articles. I

    2.2 Process information by:

    b. extracting main ideas and

    details.

    h. using print dictionaries. I

    2.3 Present information to

    different audiences by:

    c. responding to questions orally

    and in writing. I

    Level 1

    ii. Responding to questions politely by

    giving the required information.

    iii. Relating personal experiences.

    Level 2

    vii. reading topics of current interest

    and exchange ideas.

    Level 1

    i. Disagreeing politely in simple

    language.

    Level 1

    ii. Skimming for gist and stating what

    the text is about.

    Level 2

    vii. Summarize: identifying main ideas

    in a simple text.

    Level 3

    Write an essay (factual description) for

    an article.

    Thinking Skills

    (CCTS)

    MI

    LHTL

    ICT

    Friendship

    Tolerance

    Lit.

    Comp

    Poems

    In the Midst of

    Hardship

    3.1 Listen to, read, view and

    respond to literary works by:

    a. understanding and telling in

    ones own words the story heard

    and read, and giving ones own

    opinion of the text; A

    c. explaining the message the

    writer is trying to convey and

    discussing how this relates to ones

    life. A

    Level 1

    ii. Finding out the meaning of

    unfamiliar words by using contextual

    clues and the dictionary.

    iii. Retelling the story in ones own

    words.

    Level 2

    viii. Talking about values in the text

    and whether they are meaningful to

    ones life and writing out a simple

    paragraph on this.

    CCTS

    Cc

    Being Grateful

    Cherishing

    relationships

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    d. understanding other peoples

    cultures, traditions, customs and

    beliefs. A Level 3

    xii. Saying orally what one thinks

    about the text and writing a simple

    paragraph on this.

    3&4

    14-17 Jan

    21-25 Jan

    Environme

    nt

    Chapter 2

    Saving EveryDrop

    2.2 Process information by:

    b. extracting main ideas anddetails. I

    h. using print dictionaries. I

    2.3 Present information to

    different audiences by:

    e. expanding notes and outlines. I

    Level 1

    iii. Relating personal experiences.

    Level 2

    vii. Reading topics of current interest

    and exchange ideas.

    Level 2

    vii. Summarize: Identifying main ideas

    in a simple text.

    Level 3

    Write an article.Level 1

    i. Stating what the text is about.

    ii. Noting important details.

    Level 2

    iv. Identifying ideas and jotting down

    key words and phrases.

    Level 2

    iv. expanding notes and outlines.

    CCTS

    MI

    ICT Skills

    Future Studies

    CCTS

    MI

    Responsibility

    Environmental

    awareness

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    5&6

    28 Jan-

    1 Feb

    4-8 Feb

    Social

    Issues

    Chapter 3

    Reaching Out

    1.1 Make friends and keep

    friendships by:

    a.taking part in conversations

    and discussions. IP

    c. talking about self, family and

    friends, personal experiences and

    understanding when others talk

    about themselves. IP

    2.1 Obtain information for

    different purposes by:

    c. reading materials in print such as

    reports and articles. I

    2.2 Process information by:

    c. discerning sequence of ideas. I

    a. skimming and scanning for

    specific information and ideas. I

    b. extracting main ideas and

    details. I

    h. using print dictionaries. I

    2.3 Present information to

    different audiences by:

    a. writing recounts, descriptions,

    explanations, speeches, reports

    and articles. I

    f. composing, revising and editing

    drafts; and checking accuracy of

    spelling, punctuation and

    grammar. I

    i. using appropriate format,

    conventions and grammar. I

    Level 1

    iii. Relating personal experiences.

    Level 2

    v. Pronouncing words clearly and

    correctly and asking questions and

    making statements with the correct

    intonation, word stress and sentencerhythm.

    Levels 1, 2 & 3

    ii. Reading silently and aloud with

    understanding a variety of texts.

    Level 1

    ii. Skimming for gist and stating what

    the text is about.

    iii. Scanning for details.

    iv. Following sequence of ideas.

    vi. Using the dictionary to find the

    meanings of words.

    Level 2

    vii. Identifying main ideas in a simple

    text.

    viii. Identifying supporting details in a

    simple text.

    Level 2

    iv. expanding notes and outlines.

    v. Summarizing : identifying the

    important details; make notes.

    Level 3

    vii. Writing a fact sheet

    CCTS

    (Thinking Skills)

    MI

    ICT

    Social

    Awareness

    Humility

    Concern

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    Lit.

    Comp

    Poems

    He Had Such

    Quiet Eyes

    3.1 Listen to, read, view and

    respond to literary works by:

    b. recognizing elements in a story

    such as characters and setting. Ad. understanding other peoples

    cultures, traditions, customs and

    beliefs. A

    3.2 Express themselves creatively

    andimaginatively by

    a. Dramatizing texts and role-

    playing characters. A

    b. Retelling a story from a different

    point of view, and presenting it in

    another genre. A

    c. composing simple poem, stories

    and dialogues. A

    Level 2

    vii. Making predictions as to what

    might happen next in the story.

    viii. Talking about values in the text

    and whether they are meaningful to

    ones life and writing out a simple

    paragraph on this.

    ix. Talking how events, characters and

    settings in the texts remind one of

    people or events in real life.

    Level 1

    i. Writing short and simple dialogues

    and staging it in class.

    ii. Role-playing characters.

    iii. Writing a short paragraph to

    recount an event in the story.

    Level 2

    iv. Retelling a story in another genre.

    Level 3

    v. Writing the story in another genre.

    vi. Composing simple poem, stories

    and dialogues.

    CCTS

    MI

    Cc

    Being Careful

    Honesty

    7&8

    11-15 Feb

    18-22 Feb

    *Chinese

    New Year

    10-12 Feb

    Health Chapter 4

    Checking Up

    on Health

    1.1 Make friends and keep

    friendships by:

    a.taking part in conversations

    and discussions. IP

    d. exchanging ideas, informationand opinions on topics of interest.

    IP

    2.1 Obtain information for

    different purposes by:

    a. listening to spoken texts.Ic. reading materials in print such as

    reports and articles. I

    Level 1

    iii. Relating personal experiences.

    Level 2

    vii. Reading topics of current interestand exchange ideas.

    Level 1

    iii. Expressing concern in simple

    language.

    Levels 1, 2 & 3

    i. Listening to and understanding a

    CCTS

    MI

    ICT

    Health

    consciousness

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    2.2 Process information by:

    a. skimming and scanning for

    specific information and ideas. I

    b. extracting main ideas and

    details. I

    h. using print dictionaries. I

    variety of texts.

    Level 1

    iii. Scanning for details.

    v. Taking note of main ideas.

    vi. Using the dictionary to find the

    meanings of words.

    Level 2

    vii. Identifying main ideas in a simple

    text.

    viii. Identifying supporting details in a

    simple text.

    Level 3

    Write a simple speech

    9&10

    25 Feb-

    1 Mar

    4-8 Mar

    Values Chapter 5

    Deciding onDams

    2.1 Obtain information for

    different purposes by:c. reading materials in print such as

    reports and articles. I

    2.2 Process information by:

    b. extracting main ideas and

    details. I

    e. predicting outcomes.

    f. drawing conclusions. I

    g. identifying different points of

    view. I

    h. using print dictionaries I

    2.3 Present information to

    different audiences by:

    a. writing recounts, descriptions,

    explanations, speeches, reports

    and articles. I

    f. composing, revising and editing

    drafts; and checking accuracy of

    spelling, punctuation and

    Level 1

    ii. Responding to questions politely bygiving the required information.

    iii. Relating personal experiences.

    Level 1

    vi. Using the dictionary to find the

    meanings of words.

    Level 2

    vii. Identifying main ideas in a simple

    text.

    viii. Identifying supporting details in asimple text.

    Level 3

    xii. Predicting outcomes that are

    obvious in a text, giving

    reasons.

    xiv. Drawing conclusions that are

    obvious from the facts given.

    CCTS

    (ThinkingSkills)

    MI

    ICT Skills

    Tolerance

    Sharing

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    grammar. I

    g. summarizing information. I

    i. using appropriate format,

    conventions and grammar. I

    v. Summarizing and paraphrasing the

    main ideas in a simple text.

    11 & 12

    11-15 Mar

    18-22 Mar

    Science and

    Tech.

    Chapter 6

    Going High-

    Tech

    1.3 Obtain goods and services by:

    a. making enquiries and ordering

    goods and services. IP

    b. making complaints and

    responding to complaints. IP

    2.2Process information by:

    a. skimming and scanning for

    specific information and ideas; I

    b. extracting main ideas and

    supporting details. I

    h. using print dictionaries. I

    2.3 Present information to

    different audiences by:

    a. writing recounts, descriptions,

    explanations, speeches, reports

    and articles.

    versa. I

    responding to complaints. IP

    Level 1

    i. Making enquiries about a product in

    simple language.

    Level 2

    ii. Making enquiries about a product of

    different brand names, making

    comparisons and choosing the one that

    gives value for money and giving

    reasons.

    iii. Placing an order for a product orally

    and in writing.

    iv. Giving feedback about a product or

    service as a consumer.

    Level 1

    ii. Noting important details.

    Level 2

    vii. Identifying main ideas in a simple

    text.

    viii. Identifying supporting details in a

    simple text.

    Level 2

    iv. expanding notes and outlines.

    Level 3

    vii. Writing a formal letter to express

    satisfaction and thanks.

    CCT

    (Thinking

    Skills)

    MI

    ICT

    Tech Savvy

    Modesty

    Lit.

    Comp

    Short Stories

    QWERTYUIOP

    3.1 Listen to, read, view and

    respond to literary works by:

    b. recognizing elements in a story

    such as characters and setting. A

    Level 2

    vii. Making predictions as to what

    might happen next in the story.

    viii. Talking about values in the text

    CCTS

    Cc

    Love

    Bravery

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    d. understanding other peoples

    cultures, traditions, customs and

    beliefs. A

    3.2 Express themselves creatively

    andimaginatively by

    a. Dramatizing texts and role-

    playing characters. A

    b. Retelling a story from a different

    point of view, and presenting it in

    another genre.

    c. composing simple poem, stories

    and dialogues. A

    and whether they are meaningful to

    ones life and writing out a simple

    paragraph on this.

    ix. Talking how events, characters and

    settings in the texts remind one of

    people or events in real life.

    Level 1

    i. Writing short and simple dialogues

    and staging it in class.

    ii. Role-playing characters.

    iii. Writing a short paragraph to

    recount an event in the story.

    Level 2

    iv. Retelling a story in another genre.

    Level 3

    v. Writing the story in another genre.

    vi. Composing simple poem, stories

    and dialogues.

    Steadfastness

    MID SEMESTER BREAK

    23 -31 MARCH 2013

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    Week

    13&14

    1-5 Apr

    8-12 Apr

    People Chapter 7

    Looking Up

    Lifestyles

    1.1Make friends and keep

    friendships by:

    c. Relate personal experiences. IP

    d. exchanging ideas, information

    and opinions on topics of interest.

    IP

    2.2Process information by:

    a. skimming and scanning for

    specific information and ideas; I

    b. extracting main ideas and

    supporting details. I

    h. using print dictionaries. I

    2.3 Present information to

    different audiences by:

    a. writing an article. I

    Level 1

    iii. Relating personal experiences.

    Level 2

    vii. Reading topics of current interest

    and exchange ideas.

    Level 2

    vii. Identifying main ideas in a simple

    text.

    viii. Identifying supporting details in a

    simple text.

    Level 3

    v. Write an article presenting opinions

    for and against an issue.

    CCT

    (Thinking

    Skills)

    MI

    ICT

    Global Awareness

    Respect

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    Week

    15&16

    15-19 Apr

    22-26 Apr

    Environme

    nt

    Chapter 8

    Caring for the

    Environment

    1.1 Make friends and keep

    friendships by:

    d. exchanging ideas, information

    and opinions on topics of interest.

    IP

    2.1 Obtain information for

    different purposes by:

    c. reading materials in print such as

    reports and articles. I

    2.2 Process information by:

    b. extracting main ideas and

    details. I

    e. predicting outcomes. I

    f. drawing conclusions. I

    g. identifying different points of

    view. I

    h. using print dictionaries

    j. making short notes and mapping

    out ideas. I

    2.3 Present information to

    different audiences by:

    a. writing articles. I

    f. composing, revising and editing

    drafts; and checking accuracy of

    spelling, punctuation and

    grammar. I

    g. summarizing information. I

    Level 1

    ii. Responding to questions politely by

    giving the required information.

    iii. Relating personal experiences.

    Levels 1, 2 & 3

    i. Listening to and understanding a

    variety of texts.

    ii. Reading silently and aloud with

    understanding a variety of texts.

    Level 1

    vi. Using the dictionary to find the

    meanings of words.

    Level 2

    vii. Identifying main ideas in a simple

    text.

    viii. Identifying supporting details in a

    simple text.

    Level 3

    xii. Predicting outcomes that are

    obvious in a text, giving

    reasons.

    xiv. Drawing conclusions that are

    obvious from the facts given.

    Level 2

    iii. Responding to questions and

    comments spontaneously (oral).

    iv. expanding notes and outlines.

    v. Summarizing and paraphrasing the

    main ideas in a simple text.

    Level 3

    vii. Writing an article to express a

    viewpoint.

    CCTS

    MI

    ICT Skills

    Cooperation

    Care

    Cleanliness

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    Week

    17&18

    29 Apr

    3 May

    6-10 May

    Social

    issues

    Chapter 9

    Facing Teenage

    Blues

    1.1 Make friends and keep

    friendships by:

    d. exchanging ideas, information

    and opinions on topics of interest.

    IP

    1.2 Take part in social interaction

    by:

    b. discussing plans and

    arrangements, solving problems,

    and making decisions. IP

    2.1 Obtain information for

    different purposes by:

    c. reading materials in print such as

    reports and articles. I

    2.2 Process information by:

    b. extracting main ideas and

    details. I

    e. predicting outcomes. I

    f. drawing conclusions. I

    g. identifying different points of

    view. I

    h. using print dictionaries I

    j. making short notes and mapping

    out ideas. I

    2.3 Present information to

    different audiences by:

    a. writing recounts, descriptions,

    explanations, speeches, reports

    and articles. I

    f. composing, revising and editing

    Level 1

    ii. Responding to questions politely by

    giving the required information.

    iii. Relating personal experiences.

    Level 2

    vii. Reading topics of current interest

    and exchange ideas.

    Level 1

    i. Disagreeing politely in simple

    language.

    Level 2

    vi. Making a decision regarding an

    action to be taken based on agreement

    of all members o a group.

    Level 3

    vii. Suggesting ways to solve a

    problem.

    Level 1

    vi. Using the dictionary to find the

    meanings of words.

    Level 2

    vii. Identifying main ideas in a simple

    text.

    viii. Identifying supporting details in a

    simple text.

    xi. Identifying and writing down in full

    abbreviations and vice versa.

    Level 3

    xii. Predicting outcomes that are

    obvious in a text, giving reasons.

    CCTS

    (Thinking

    Skills)

    MI

    ICT

    Patience

    Love

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    drafts; and checking accuracy of

    spelling, punctuation and

    grammar. I

    i. using appropriate format,

    conventions and grammar. I

    xiii. Identifying simple cause and

    effect.

    xiv. Drawing conclusions that are

    obvious from the facts given.

    Level 2

    iv. expanding notes and outlines.

    Level 3

    vii. Writing a fact sheet.

    Lit.

    Comp

    Short Stories

    QWERTYUIOP

    3.1 Listen to, read, view and

    respond to literary works by:

    b. recognizing elements in a story

    such as characters and setting. A

    d. understanding other peoples

    cultures, traditions, customs and

    beliefs. A

    3.2 Express themselves creatively

    andimaginatively by

    a. Dramatizing texts and role-

    playing characters. A

    b. Retelling a story from a different

    point of view, and presenting it in

    another genre.

    c. composing simple poem, stories

    and dialogues. A

    Level 2

    vii. Making predictions as to what

    might happen next in the story.

    viii. Talking about values in the text

    and whether thay are meaningful to

    ones life and writing out a simple

    paragraph on this.

    ix. Talking how events, characters and

    settings in the texts remind one of

    people or events in real life.

    Level 1

    i. Writing short and simple dialogues

    and staging it in class.

    ii. Role-playing characters.

    iii. Writing a short paragraph to

    recount an event in the story.

    Level 2

    iv. Retelling a story in another genre.

    Level 3

    v. Writing the story in another genre.

    vi. Composing simple poem, stories

    and dialogues.

    CCTS

    Cc

    Love

    Bravery

    Steadfastness

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    Week

    19&20

    13-17 May

    20-24 May

    Science &

    Technology

    Chapter 10

    Moving Ahead

    1.1 Make friends and keep

    friendships by:

    d. exchanging ideas, information

    and opinions on topics of interest.

    IP

    2.1 Obtain information for

    different purposes by:

    b. interviewing and using

    questionnaires IP

    c. reading materials in print such as

    reports and articles. I

    2.2 Process information by:

    a. skimming and scanning for

    specific information and ideas.

    b. extracting main ideas and

    details. I

    h. using print dictionaries I

    i. interpreting non-linear texts such

    as maps, charts, diagrams, tables,

    graphs. I

    2.3 Present information to

    different audiences by:

    a. writing reports. I

    c. responding to questions orally

    and in writing. I

    Level 1

    iii. Relating personal experiences

    Level 2

    vii. Reading topics of current interest

    and exchange ideas.

    Levels 1, 2 & 3

    ii. Reading silently and aloud with

    understanding a variety of texts.

    Level 2

    vii. Identifying main ideas in a simple

    text.

    viii. Identifying supporting details in a

    simple text.

    ix. Reading and interpreting non-

    linear texts such as diagrams, tables,

    graphs.

    TS

    MI

    ICT

    Competitiveness

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    d. presenting information in non-

    linear forms including tables,

    graphs, diagrams, charts, and vice-

    versa. I

    f. composing, revising and editing

    drafts; and checking accuracy of

    spelling, punctuation and

    grammar. I

    g. summarizing information. I

    i. using appropriate format,

    conventions and grammar. I

    Level 2

    iii. Responding to questions and

    comments spontaneously (oral).

    iv. expanding notes and outlines.

    v. Summarizing and paraphrasing the

    main ideas in a simple text

    Level 3

    vii. Writing brief reports.

    Lit. Comp. Short Stories

    QWERTYUIOP

    3.1 Listen to, read, view and

    respond to literary works by:

    e. reciting poems with feeling and

    expression. A

    a. understanding and telling in

    ones own words the story heard

    and read, and giving ones own

    opinion of the text;

    c. explaining the message the

    writer is trying to convey and

    discussing how this relates to ones

    life. A/I

    d. understanding other peoples

    cultures, traditions, customs and

    beliefs. A

    Level 1

    ii. Finding out the meaning of

    unfamiliar words by using contextual

    clues and the dictionary.

    iii. Retelling the story or poem in ones

    own words.

    Level 2

    viii. Talking about values in the text

    and whether they are meaningful to

    ones life and writing out a simple

    paragraph on this.

    xii. Writing a simple paragraph on this.

    CCTS

    Cc

    Love

    Bravery

    Steadfastness

    MID YEAR BREAK

    25 MAY 9 JUNE 2013

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    Week

    21&22

    10-14 June

    17-21 June

    Health Chapter 11

    Healthy Living

    2.1 Obtain information for

    different purposes by:

    c. reading materials in print such as

    reports and articles. I

    2.2 Process information by:

    a. skimming and scanning for

    specific information and ideas.

    b. extracting main ideas and

    details. I

    e. predicting outcomes I

    f. drawing conclusions I

    g. identifying different points of

    view. I

    h. using print dictionaries I

    2.3 Present information to

    different audiences by:

    a. writing recounts, descriptions,

    explanations, speeches, reports

    and articles. I

    e. expanding notes and outlines. I

    f. composing, revising and editing

    drafts; and checking accuracy of

    spelling, punctuation and

    grammar. I

    i. using appropriate format,

    conventions and grammar. I

    Levels 1, 2 & 3

    ii. Reading silently and aloud with

    understanding a variety of texts.

    B. Processing text read by:

    Level 2

    vii. Identifying main ideas in a simple

    text.

    viii. Identifying supporting details in a

    simple text.

    Level 3

    xii. Predicting outcomes that are

    obvious in a text, giving reasons.

    xiv. Drawing conclusions that are

    obvious from the facts given.

    Level 3

    vii. Writing brief reports, descriptions.

    TS

    MI

    ICT

    Moderateness

    Scheduled

    Lit. Comp. Short Stories

    The Fruitcake

    Special

    3.1 Listen to, read, view and

    respond to literary works by:

    e. reciting poems with feeling and

    expression. A

    a. understanding and telling in

    ones own words the story heard

    and read, and giving ones own

    opinion of the text;

    c. explaining the message the

    Level 1

    ii. Finding out the meaning of

    unfamiliar words by using contextual

    clues and the dictionary.

    iii. Retelling the story or poem in ones

    own words.

    Level 2

    viii. Talking about values in the text

    and whether they are meaningful to

    CCTS

    Cc

    Love

    Being modest

    Cherishing

    relationships

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    writer is trying to convey and

    discussing how this relates to ones

    life. A/I

    d. understanding other peoples

    cultures, traditions, customs and

    beliefs. A

    ones life and writing out a simple

    paragraph on this.

    xii. Writing a simple paragraph on this.

    Week

    23&24

    24-28 June

    1-5 July

    Values Chapter 12

    Loving Our

    Country

    2.1 Obtain information for

    different purposes by:

    c. reading materials in print such as

    reports and articles. I

    2.2 Process information by:

    a. skimming and scanning for

    specific information and ideas.

    b. extracting main ideas and

    details. I

    e. predicting outcomes I

    f. drawing conclusions I

    g. identifying different points of

    view. I

    h. using print dictionaries I

    2.3 Present information to

    different audiences by:

    a. writing recounts, descriptions,

    explanations, speeches, reports

    and articles. I

    e. expanding notes and outlines. I

    f. composing, revising and editing

    drafts; and checking accuracy of

    spelling, punctuation and

    grammar. I

    i. using appropriate format,

    conventions and grammar. I

    Levels 1, 2 & 3

    ii. Reading silently and aloud with

    understanding a variety of texts.

    B. Processing text read by:

    Level 2

    vii. Identifying main ideas in a simple

    text.

    viii. Identifying supporting details in a

    simple text.

    Level 3

    xii. Predicting outcomes that are

    obvious in a text, giving reasons.

    xiv. Drawing conclusions that are

    obvious from the facts given.

    Level 3

    vii. Writing a simple speech.

    TS

    MI

    ICT

    Patriotism

    Love

    Tolerance

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    Lit. Comp. Short Stories

    The Fruitcake

    Special

    3.1 Listen to, read, view and

    respond to literary works by:

    b. recognizing elements in a story

    such as characters and setting. A

    d. understanding other peoples

    cultures, traditions, customs and

    beliefs. A

    3.2 Express themselves creatively

    and imaginatively by

    a. Dramatizing texts and role-

    playing characters. A

    b. Retelling a story from a different

    point of view, and presenting it in

    another genre.

    c. composing simple poem, stories

    and dialogues. A

    Level 2

    vii. Making predictions as to what

    might happen next in the story.

    viii. Talking about values in the text

    and whether thay are meaningful to

    ones life and writing out a simple

    paragraph on this.

    Level 1

    i. Writing short and simple dialogues

    and staging it in class.

    ii. Role-playing characters.

    iii. Writing a short paragraph to

    recount an event in the story.

    Level 2

    iv. Retelling a story in another genre.

    Level 3

    v. Writing the story in another genre.

    vi. Composing simple stories and

    dialogues.

    Care

    Love

    Cherishing

    Relationships

    Week

    25&26

    8-12 July

    15-19 July

    Environme

    nt

    Chapter 13

    Preserving

    Nature

    1.1 Make friends and keep

    friendships by:

    d. exchanging ideas, information

    and opinions on topics of interest.

    IP

    2.1 Obtain information for

    different purposes by:

    c. reading materials in print such as

    reports and articles. I

    2.2 Process information by:

    a. skimming and scanning for

    specific information and ideas. I

    Level 1

    iii. Relating personal experiences

    Level 2

    vii. Reading topics of current interest

    and exchange ideas.

    Levels 1, 2 & 3

    ii. Reading silently and aloud with

    understanding a variety of texts.

    Level 2

    vii. Identifying main ideas in a simple

    text.

    viii. Identifying supporting details in a

    simple text.

    Level 2

    ICT

    MI

    CCTS

    Care

    Responsibility

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    b. extracting main ideas and

    details. I

    h. using print dictionaries I

    2.3 Present information to

    different audiences by:

    a. writing recounts, descriptions,

    explanations, speeches, reports

    and articles. I

    e. expanding notes and outlines. I

    f. composing, revising and editing

    drafts; and checking accuracy of

    spelling, punctuation and

    grammar. I

    i. using appropriate format,

    conventions and grammar I

    iii. Responding to questions and

    comments spontaneously (oral).

    iv. expanding notes and outlines.

    v. Summarizing and paraphrasing the

    main ideas in a simple text.

    Level 3

    vii. Writing a formal letter of

    complaint.

    Lit. Comp. Drama

    Gulp and Gasp

    3.1 Listen to, read, view and

    respond to literary works by:

    a. understanding and telling in

    ones own words the story heard

    and read, and giving ones own

    opinion of the text;

    c. explaining the message the

    writer is trying to convey and

    discussing how this relates to ones

    life. A

    d. understanding other peoples

    cultures, traditions, customs and

    beliefs. A

    3.2 Express themselves creatively

    and imaginatively by

    c. composing simple poem, stories

    and dialogues. A

    Level 1

    ii. Finding out the meaning of

    unfamiliar words by using contextual

    clues and the dictionary.

    iii. Retelling the story in ones own

    words.

    Level 2

    viii. Talking about values in the text

    and whether they are meaningful to

    ones life and writing out a simple

    paragraph on this.

    Level 3

    xii. Saying orally what one thinks

    about the text and writing a simple

    paragraph on this.

    Level 3

    vi. Composing simple poem, stories

    and dialogues.

    Love

    Responsibility

    Kindness

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    Week

    27&28

    22-26 July

    29 July-

    2 Aug

    People Chapter 14

    Promoting Our

    Crafts

    1.1 Make friends and keep

    friendships by:

    d. exchanging ideas, information

    and opinions on topics of interest.

    IP

    2.1 Obtain information for

    different purposes by:

    c. reading materials in print such as

    reports and articles. I

    2.2 Process information by:

    a. skimming and scanning for

    specific information and ideas. I

    b. extracting main ideas and

    details. I

    h. using print dictionaries I

    2.3 Present information to

    different audiences by:

    a. writing recounts, descriptions,

    explanations, speeches, reports

    and articles. I

    e. expanding notes and outlines. I

    f. composing, revising and editing

    drafts; and checking accuracy of

    spelling, punctuation and

    grammar. I

    i. using appropriate format,

    conventions and grammar I

    Level 1

    iii. Relating personal experiences

    Level 2

    vii. Reading topics of current interest

    and exchange ideas.

    Levels 1, 2 & 3

    ii. Reading silently and aloud with

    understanding a variety of texts.

    Level 2

    vii. Identifying main ideas in a simple

    text.

    viii. Identifying supporting details in a

    simple text.

    Level 2

    iii. Responding to questions and

    comments spontaneously (oral).

    iv. expanding notes and outlines.

    v. Summarizing and paraphrasing the

    main ideas in a simple text.

    Level 3

    vii. Writing articles.

    TS

    MI

    ICT

    Love

    Patriotism

    Lit. Comp. Drama

    Gulp and Gasp

    3.1 Listen to, read, view and

    respond to literary works by:

    a. understanding and telling in

    ones own words the story and

    poem heard and read, and giving

    Level 1

    ii. Finding out the meaning of

    unfamiliar words by using contextual

    clues and the dictionary.

    iii. Retelling the story or poem in ones

    Love

    Responsibility

    Kindness

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    ones own opinion of the text; A

    c. explaining the message the

    writer is trying to convey and

    discussing how this relates to ones

    life. A

    own words.

    Level 2

    v. Describing the place and time the

    story took place.

    vi. Describing characters and writing

    simple descriptions.

    Iv. Narrating sequence of events.

    Level 3

    x. Talking about the theme in a story

    and writing a simple paragraph on it.

    xii. Saying orally what one thinks

    about the text and writing a simple

    paragraph stating ones opinion.

    xiii. Understanding some of thefigurative language of the text.

    MID SEM BREAK / EID UL FITR

    7-18 AUGUST 2013

    REVISION