Wednesday, June 12, 2013

WEEK 24

DATE            :     10/06/2013

DAY            :    MONDAY

        Science 

Class 

2M(12.50-2.00) 

Learning Area 

 

Learning Objectives 

 

Learning Outcomes 

 

Learning Activities 

Correction test paper 

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book 

Noble Value 

Having an interest and curiosity towards the environment. Being thankful of God

Reflection 

32% of students are passed the exam


 

        Science 

Class 

2E(2.00-3.10) 

Learning Area 

 

Learning Objectives 

 

Learning Outcomes 

 

Learning Activities

Correction test paper 

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book 

Noble Value 

Having an interest and curiosity towards the environment. Being thankful of God  

Reflection 

60% of students are able


 

        Science 

Class 

3L(4.00-4.35) 

Learning Area 

 

Learning Objectives 

 

Learning Outcomes 

 

Learning Activities 

Correction test paper 

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book,worksheet

Noble Value 

Being objective .Appreciating the contribution of science and technology

Reflection 

82% of students are passed the exam


 

        Science 

Class 

3E(4.35-5.10) 

Learning Area 

 

Learning Objectives 

 

Learning Outcomes 

 

Learning Activities 

Correction test paper 

Teaching Materials

Textbook, reference book, work book, worksheet

Noble Value 

Being objective .Appreciating the contribution of science and technology  

Reflection 

100% of students are passed the exam.


 

DATE            :     11/06/2013

DAY            :    TUESDAY

        Science 

Class 

3L(15.50-2.00) 

Learning Area 

Land and its resources 

Learning Objectives 

Analysing the various minerals found in the Earth's crust 

Learning Outcomes 

  1. Explain through examples that minerals exist in the form of natural elements or natural compounds
  2. Identify the elements in natural compounds

Learning Activities 

Carry out field work to collect various rock (mineral) in school area and identify them by referring to the samples of minerals in laboratory

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book, worksheet

Noble Value 

Being objective .Appreciating the contribution of science and technology  

Reflection 

50% of students are able to state through examples that minerals exist in the form of natural elements or natural compounds and identify the elements in natural compounds


 

        Science 

Class 

3I(4.00-5.10) 

Learning Area 

 

Learning Objectives 

 

Learning Outcomes 

 

Learning Activities 

Correction test paper 

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book,worksheet

Noble Value 

Being objective .Appreciating the contribution of science and technology  

Reflection 

60% of students are passed the exam.


 

DATE            :     12/06/2013

DAY            :    WEDNESDAY         

        Science 

Class

2E(2.00-3.10) 

Learning Area 

Interdependence among living organisms and the environment 

Learning Objectives 

Synthesising food web 

Learning Outcomes 

Relate the food web and pyramid of numbers to energy flow and also predict the consequences if a certain component of a living organism in the ecosystem is missing

Learning Activities 

Study the pyramid of numbers and discuss the effect of change in the number of organisms towards environmental equilibrium  

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book,worksheet

Noble Value 

Having an interest and curiosity towards the environment. Being thankful of God  

Reflection 

90% of students are able to relate the food web and pyramid of numbers to energy flow and also predict the consequences if a certain component of a living organism in the ecosystem is missing


 

        Science 

Class 

3E(2.00-3.10) 

Learning Area 

Land and its resources 

Learning Objectives 

Analysing the various minerals found in the Earth's crust 

Learning Outcomes

  1. Explain through examples that minerals exist in the form of natural elements or natural compounds
  2. Identify the elements in natural compounds

Learning Activities 

Carry out field work to collect various rock (mineral) in school area and identify them by referring to the samples of minerals in laboratory .

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book, worksheet

Noble Value 

Being objective .Appreciating the contribution of science and technology  

Reflection 

60% of students are able to state through examples that minerals exist in the form of natural elements or natural compounds and identify the elements in natural compounds


 

        Science 

Class 

3I(4.35-5.10) 

Learning Area 

Land and its resources 

Learning Objectives

Analysing the various minerals found in the Earth's crust 

Learning Outcomes 

  1. Explain through examples that minerals exist in the form of natural elements or natural compounds
  2. Identify the elements in natural compounds

Learning Activities 

Carry out field work to collect various rock (mineral) in school area and identify them by referring to the samples of minerals in laboratory (SPS activity 6.1)

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book, worksheet

Noble Value 

Being objective .Appreciating the contribution of science and technology

Reflection 

40% of students are able to state through examples that minerals exist in the form of natural elements or natural compounds and identify the elements in natural compounds


 

        Science 

Class 

2M(5.45-6.20) 

Learning Area 

Interdependence among living organisms and the environment 

Learning Objectives 

Synthesising food web 

Learning Outcomes 

Relate the food web and pyramid of numbers to energy flow and also predict the consequences if a certain component of a living organism in the ecosystem is missing

Learning Activities 

Study the pyramid of numbers and discuss the effect of change in the number of organisms towards environmental equilibrium  

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book,worksheet 

Noble Value 

Having an interest and curiosity towards the environment. Being thankful of God  

Reflection 

60% of students are able to relate the food web and pyramid of numbers to energy flow and also predict the consequences if a certain component of a living organism in the ecosystem is missing


 

DATE            :     13/06/201

DAY            :     THURSDAY

        Science 

Class 

3L(12.50-2.00) 

Learning Area 

Land and its resources 

Learning Objectives

Analysing the various minerals found in the Earth's crust 

Learning Outcomes 

  1. Describe the properties of minerals
  2. Write equations in words to show the effect of heat on the minerals

Learning Activities 

Carry out an activity to study the properties of minerals

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book ,worksheet

Noble Value 

Being objective .Appreciating the contribution of science and technology  

Reflection 

50% of students are able to state the properties of minerals and

write equations in words to show the effect of heat on the minerals


 

        Science 

Class 

2M(3.25-4.35) 

Learning Area 

Interdependence among living organisms and the environment 

Learning Objectives 

Analysing photosynthesis  

Learning Outcomes

State what photosynthesis is, the factors required for photosynthesis, the products of photosynthesis and explain the role of photosynthesis in maintaining a balanced ecosystem  

Learning Activities 

  1. Discussion on photosynthesis
  2. Carry out activity to test for starch in leaves

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book 

Noble Value 

Having an interest and curiosity towards the environment. Being thankful of God  

Reflection 

50% of students are able to state what photosynthesis is, the factors required for photosynthesis, the products of photosynthesis and explain the role of photosynthesis in maintaining a balanced ecosystem


 

        Science 

Class 

2E(4.35-5.10) 

Learning Area 

Interdependence among living organisms and the environment

Learning Objectives 

Analysing photosynthesis  

Learning Outcomes 

State what photosynthesis is, the factors required for photosynthesis, the products of photosynthesis and explain the role of photosynthesis in maintaining a balanced ecosystem

Learning Activities 

  1. Discussion on photosynthesis
  2. Carry out activity to test for starch in leaves

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book 

Noble Value 

Having an interest and curiosity towards the environment. Being thankful of God

Reflection 

90% of students are able to state what photosynthesis is, the factors required for photosynthesis, the products of photosynthesis and explain the role of photosynthesis in maintaining a balanced ecosystem


 

DATE            :     14/06/2013

DAY            :     FRIDAY

        Science 

Class 

3E(3.25-4.00) 

Learning Area 

Land and its resources 

Learning Objectives 

Analysing the various minerals found in the Earth's crust 

Learning Outcomes 

  1. Describe the properties of minerals
  2. Write equations in words to show the effect of heat on the minerals

Learning Activities 

Carry out an activity to study the properties of minerals

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book ,worksheet

Noble Value 

Being objective .Appreciating the contribution of science and technology

Reflection 

70% of students are able to state the properties of minerals and

write equations in words to show the effect of heat on the minerals


 

        Science 

Class 

3I(4.00-5.10) 

Learning Area 

Land and its resources

Learning Objectives 

Analysing the various minerals found in the Earth's crust 

Learning Outcomes 

  1. Describe the properties of minerals
  2. Write equations in words to show the effect of heat on the minerals

Learning Activities 

Carry out an activity to study the properties of minerals

Teaching Materials 

Textbook, reference book, work book ,worksheet

Noble Value 

Being objective .Appreciating the contribution of science and technology  

Reflection 

40% of students are able to state the properties of minerals and

write equations in words to show the effect of heat on the minerals

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