WEEK : 2
DATE : 07/01/2014
DAY : MONDAY
Science
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Class
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3I(12.00-2.00)
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Learning Area
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Respiration
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Learning Objectives
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Analysing the human breathing
mechanism
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Learning Outcomes
|
Identify the structure of the human
respiratory system
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Learning Activities
|
Observe a model of human
respiratory system
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
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Teaching Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, work book
|
Noble Value
|
Being flexible and open minded.
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Reflection
|
50% of
students are able to identify
the structure of the human respiratory system
|
Science
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|
Class
|
2B(3.25-4.25)
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Learning
Area
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The world through
our senses
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Learning Objectives
|
Understanding the
sensory organs and their functions
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Learning Outcomes
|
Identify and
relate a sensory organs to its stimulus (pathway)
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Learning Activities
|
Carry out
activities to make connection between the five senses, the sensory organs and
the stimuli
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching
Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, sps book
|
Noble Value
|
Being
thankful to God
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Reflection
|
80% of students are able to
understanding the sensory organs and their functions
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DATE : 08/01/2014
DAY : TUESDAY
Science
|
|
Class
|
3I(12.00-2.00)
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Learning Area
|
Respiration
|
Learning Objectives
|
Analysing the human breathing
mechanism
|
Learning Outcomes
|
Identify the structure of the human
respiratory system
|
Learning Activities
|
Observe a model of human
respiratory system
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, work book
|
Noble Value
|
Being
flexible and open minded.
|
Reflection
|
60% of
students are able to identify
the structure of the human respiratory system
|
Science
|
|
Class
|
2H(2.00-3.10)
|
Learning
Area
|
The world through our senses
|
Learning Objectives
|
Understanding the sensory organs and their
functions
|
Learning Outcomes
|
Identify and relate a sensory organs to its
stimulus (pathway)
|
Learning Activities
|
Carry out activities to make connection
between the five senses, the sensory organs and the stimuli
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching
Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, sps book
|
Noble Value
|
Being
thankful to God
|
Reflection
|
50% of students are able to
understanding the sensory organs and their functions
|
Science
|
|
Class
|
3M(4.00-5.10)
|
Learning Area
|
Respiration
|
Learning Objectives
|
Analysing the human breathing
mechanism
|
Learning Outcomes
|
Identify the structure of the human
respiratory system
|
Learning Activities
|
Observe a model of human
respiratory system
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, work book
|
Noble Value
|
Being flexible and open minded.
|
Reflection
|
60% of
students are able to identify
the structure of the human respiratory system
|
DATE : 09/01/2014
DAY : WEDNESDAY
Science
|
|
Class
|
3M(2.00-3.10)
|
Learning Area
|
Respiration
|
Learning Objectives
|
Analysing the human breathing
mechanism
|
Learning Outcomes
|
(a)
Describe the
processes of inhalation and exhalation
(b)
Relate the
changes of air pressure in the thoracic cavity to inhalation and exhalation
(c) Describe the breathing mechanism
|
Learning Activities
|
Build a functional model of the human
respiratory system.
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, work book
|
Noble Value
|
Being flexible and open minded.
|
Reflection
|
50% of students are able to describe
the processes of inhalation and exhalation
|
Science
|
|
Class
|
2B(4.35-5.10)
|
Learning
Area
|
The world through our senses
|
Learning Objectives
|
Understanding the sense of touch
|
Learning Outcomes
|
Identify
the structure of the human skin and state the function of different receptors
|
Learning Activities
|
Carry out activities to study the structure of the
human skin
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching
Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, sps book
|
Noble Value
|
Being
thankful to God
|
Reflection
|
80% of students are able to identify the structure of the human skin
and state the function of different receptors
|
Science
|
|
Class
|
2H(5.10-6.20)
|
Learning
Area
|
The world through our senses
|
Learning Objectives
|
Understanding the sense of touch
|
Learning Outcomes
|
Identify
the structure of the human skin and state the function of different receptors
|
Learning Activities
|
Carry out activities to study the structure of the
human skin
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching
Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, sps book
|
Noble Value
|
Being
thankful to God
|
Reflection
|
50% of students are able to identify the structure of the human skin
and state the function of different receptors
|
DATE : 10/01/2014
DAY : THURSDAY
Science
|
|
Class
|
3I(12.50-2.00)
|
Learning Area
|
Respiration
|
Learning Objectives
|
Analysing the human breathing
mechanism
|
Learning Outcomes
|
(a)
Describe the
processes of inhalation and exhalation
(b)
Relate the changes
of air pressure in the thoracic cavity to inhalation and exhalation
(c) Describe the breathing mechanism
|
Learning Activities
|
Build a functional model of the human
respiratory system.
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, work book
|
Noble Value
|
Being flexible and open minded.
|
Reflection
|
60% of students are able to describe
the processes of inhalation and exhalation
|
Science
|
|
Class
|
2B(2.00-3.10)
|
Learning
Area
|
The world through our senses
|
Learning Objectives
|
Understanding the sense of touch
|
Learning Outcomes
|
Draw conclusion on the sensitivity of the
skin at different parts of the body towards stimuli
|
Learning Activities
|
Carry out
activities to study the sensitivity of the skin covering different parts of
the body towards stimuli
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching
Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, sps book
|
Noble Value
|
Being thankful To God
|
Reflection
|
80% of students are to state conclusion on the sensitivity of the skin
at different parts of the body towards stimuli
|
Science
|
|
Class
|
3E(4.00-5.10)
|
Learning Area
|
Respiration
|
Learning Objectives
|
Analysing the human breathing
mechanism
|
Learning Outcomes
|
(a)
Describe the
processes of inhalation and exhalation
(b)
Relate the changes
of air pressure in the thoracic cavity to inhalation and exhalation
(c) Describe the breathing mechanism
|
Learning Activities
|
Build a functional model of the human
respiratory system.
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, work book
|
Noble Value
|
Being flexible and open minded.
|
Reflection
|
60% of students are able to describe
the processes of inhalation and exhalation
|
DATE : 11/01/2014
DAY : FRIDAY
Science
|
|
Class
|
2H(2.00-2.35)
|
Learning
Area
|
The world through our senses
|
Learning Objectives
|
Understanding the sense of touch
|
Learning Outcomes
|
Draw conclusion on the sensitivity of the
skin at different parts of the body towards stimuli
|
Learning Activities
|
Carry out
activities to study the sensitivity of the skin covering different parts of
the body towards stimuli
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching
Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, sps book
|
Noble Value
|
Being thankful To God
|
Reflection
|
60% of students are to state conclusion on the sensitivity of the skin
at different parts of the body towards stimuli
|
Science
|
|
Class
|
3E(4.00-4.35)
|
Learning Area
|
Respiration
|
Learning Objectives
|
Analysing the human breathing
mechanism
|
Learning Outcomes
|
(a)
Describe the
processes of inhalation and exhalation
(b)
Relate the
changes of air pressure in the thoracic cavity to inhalation and exhalation
(c) Describe the breathing mechanism
|
Learning Activities
|
Build a functional model of the
human respiratory system.
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, work book
|
Noble Value
|
Being flexible and open minded.
|
Reflection
|
70% of
students are able to describe
the processes of inhalation and exhalation
|
Science
|
|
Class
|
3M(4.35-5.10)
|
Learning Area
|
Respiration
|
Learning Objectives
|
Analysing the human breathing
mechanism
|
Learning Outcomes
|
(a)
Describe the
processes of inhalation and exhalation
(b)
Relate the
changes of air pressure in the thoracic cavity to inhalation and exhalation
(c) Describe the breathing mechanism
|
Learning Activities
|
Build a functional model of the
human respiratory system.
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, work book
|
Noble Value
|
Being flexible and open minded.
|
Reflection
|
50% of
students are able to describe
the processes of inhalation and exhalation
|
Science
|
|
Class
|
3I(5.45-6.20)
|
Learning Area
|
Respiration
|
Learning Objectives
|
Analysing the human breathing
mechanism
|
Learning Outcomes
|
(a)
Describe the
processes of inhalation and exhalation
(b)
Relate the
changes of air pressure in the thoracic cavity to inhalation and exhalation
(c) Describe the breathing mechanism
|
Learning Activities
|
Build a functional model of the
human respiratory system.
|
Band
|
B1D1E1
|
Teaching Materials
|
Textbook, reference book, work book
|
Noble Value
|
Being flexible and open minded.
|
Reflection
|
50% of
students are able to describe
the processes of inhalation and exhalation
|
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