Professional Documents
Culture Documents
LEARNING OUTCOMES/SPECIFICATIONS
WEEK
TOPIC/THEME
LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSONAL
USE
LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMAIONAL
USE
*Ask and
respond politely
to questions
*Listen to a
conversation:
give important
details
*Read an
article: scan for
details
*Take part in
discussions
*Read an
article: identify
main ideas,
details,
contextual clues
*Identify base
words
1-3
FAMOUS
PERSONALITI
ES (PEOPLE)
*Ask questions
politely and
respond
appropriately
4-6
Heroes Near
and Far
(People)
*Take part in
discussions
*Exchange ideas
LANGUAGE CONTENT
LANGUAGE
FOR
AESTHETIC
USE
Poem:
Leisure
(environmen
t)
*Read an
article: make
inferences, draw
conclusions
*Write a
descriptions:
expand notes
*Make
predictions
*Listen to a
dialogue:give
important
details
*Read an
article:scan for
details
*State words of
similar meaning
*Read an
article: identify
main ideas,
details,
contextual clues
*Read an
article:make
inferences,
draw
conclusions
*Write a
description:
Poem: A
fighters line
(people)
*Give
opinions on
the poem
SKILLS
DEADLINE
EDUCATIONA
L EMPHASIS
Listenin
g/
speaking
(Notify if
unable to
meet the
deadline)
*NOUN
Singular
&plural
Proper Noun
*ICT skills
*Preparation
for the Real
World
*Multiple
Intelligence
Listen to
a talk
*Countable &
Uncountable
Pronoun
*Learning
How to learn
skills
*Multiple
Intelligence
Values and
Citizenship
Dialogue
GRAMMAR
LEARNING OUTCOMES/SPECIFICATIONS
WEEK
/
DATE
7 9
TOPIC/THE
ME
LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSONAL
USE
LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMAIONAL
USE
*Seek
clarifications
*Listen to a
dialogue: give
important
details
*Read a Web
page: scan for
details
*Read a Web
page: identify
main ideas,
details,
contextual
clues
*Understand
formation of
prefixes
To serve
with love
(People &
Social
Issues)
10-12
*Greet and
exchange
pleasantries
BRINGING
LANGUAGE CONTENT
LANGUAGE
FOR
AESTHETIC
USE
Chapter 1:
The
beginning of
things
*Describe
characters
in a novel
*Read a Web
page: make
inferences,
draw
conclusions
*Write a brief
description:
expand notes
Chapter
2: Peter &
the coal
*Listen to a
dialogue:give
important
details
*Read an
article:scan for
details
Chapter 3:
The Old
gentlemen
GRAMMAR
*Verb
Simple present
tense/
continuous/perf
ect
SKILLS
DEADLINE
EDUCATIONAL
EMPHASIS
Listening/
Speaking
(Notify if
unable to
meet the
deadline)
*Multiple
Intelligence
*ICT skills
Listen to a
conversati
on
Regular/irregula
r verbs
*Verb
Simple
past/continuous
/
perfect
*Learnng How
to Learn skills
*Multiple
Intelligence
*Knowledge
Acquisition
THE GAP
( Social
Issues)
*State words
opposite in
meaning
*Take part in
conversations
and discussions
*Read an
article:identify
main ideas,
details,
contextual
clues
Chapter 4:
Bobbies
ride
*Write a letter
asking for
advice
*Read an
article:make
inferences,
move beyond
the text
*Make
predictions
LEARNING OUTCOMES/SPECIFICATIONS
WEEK
/
DATE
TOPIC/THE
ME
13-15
School Life
LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSONAL
USE
LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMAIONAL
USE
*Listen to a talk:
give important
details
*Read a report;
scan for details
Use the
dictionary
LANGUAGE CONTENT
LANGUAGE
FOR
AESTHETIC
USE
Chapter 5:
Saving the
train
GRAMMAR
Future tense
(are/is going
&will)
EDUCATION
AL
EMPHASIS
*Thinking
skills
*Multiple
Intelligence
*Future
Studies
SKILLS
DEADLINE
Listening/
speaking
(Notify if
unable to
meet the
deadline)
Dialogue
(Social
Issues)
16-18
Teenage
Concerns
(Social
issues)
*Take part in
discussions
*Exchange ideas
and give opinions
*Participate in
discussions by
giving and
supporting
opinions
*Take part in a
discussions
Particpate in
teacher-guided
class
*Read a report:
identify main
ideas, details,
contextual clues
*Describe
physical
setting (place)
in a story
*Read a report:
make
inferences,
move beyond
the text
*Interpret
information
from graphs
*Write a report
*Listen to a
talk: give
important
details
*Read a
magazine
article: scan for
details
*Read a
magazine
article: identify
main ideas,
details
Chapter 6: A
birthday for
perks
*Read a
magazine
article: identify
cause and
effect, make
inferences Write
Chapter 7:
The terrible
secret
Chapter 8:
The boy in the
red shirt
*Relate values
in a story to
ones life
*Adjective/
comparative
/
superlatives
*Preparation
s for the
Real World
Listen to a
conversation
a text of a
speech
LEARNING OUTCOMES/SPECIFICATIONS
WEEK
/
DATE
TOPIC/THE
ME
LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSONAL
USE
LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMAIONAL
USE
*Listen to an
interviewer;
give important
details
*Narrate orally
the events that
took place
*Read a news
report: scan fir
details
19-21
A weighty
Issue
(Health)
*Take part in a
discussion
*Read a news
report; identify
main ideas,
details,
contextual clues
*Read a
news report;
identify
cause and
effect
*Write a
recount;
expand
notes
LANGUAGE CONTENT
LANGUAGE
FOR
AESTHETIC
USE
*Role play
an event in
the story
*Chapter 9:
The man at
the station
GRAMMAR
*Adverb
EDUCATIONAL
EMPHASIS
*ICT Skills
*Multiple
Intelligence
*Thinking
Skills
SKILLS
DEADLINE
Listening/
Speaking
(Notify if
unable to
meet the
deadline)
Conversatio
n
22-24
*Relay phone
messages orally
to the people
concerned
Growing
pains
(Health)
*Take part in a
discussions
*Listen to a
radio talk: give
important
details
*Read a speech:
scan for details
*Read speech:
identify main
ideas, details,
contextual clues
*Read a
speech: make
inferences,
draw
conclusion
*Write a
report:
expand notes
*Conjunctio
ns
*Sequence
Connectors
*Recogniz
e
elements
in a plot
*Give one
opinion of
the story
*Knowledge
Acquisition
*preparation
for the Real
World
*ICT Skills
Listening
Dictation
LEARNING OUTCOMES/SPECIFICATIONS
WEEK
/
DATE
TOPIC/THEME
25-27
Sound Mind
sound body
(health)
28-29
STORMY
WEATHER
(ENVIRONMEN
T)
LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSONAL
USE
LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMAIONAL
USE
*Express hope
and support
*Listen to a talk;
give important
details
*Scan for details
in text read
*Read posters:
identify main
ideas, details,
contextual clues
*Take part in a
discussions
*Exchange ideas
and give
opinions
*Write a formal
letter; use
appropriate
format
LANGUAGE CONTENT
LANGUAGE
FOR
AESTHETIC
USE
GRAMMAR
*Preposition/
phrasal verbs
*Read posters:
identify cause
and effect
*Write a speech
to express
opinion
*Listen to a talk;
give important
details
*Read
advertisements:
scan for details
*Talk about
moral values
*Relate
values to
ones life
*Read an article:
identify main
ideas, details,
contextual clues
*identify base
words
*Read an
advertisement
: draw
conclusions
*Understand
themes in a
story
SUBJECT
VERB
AGREEMENT
ACTIVE &
PASSIVE
VOICE
*Relate
themes in
the story to
ones life
SKILLS
DEADLINE
EDUCATION
AL
EMPHASIS
Speaking/
Listening
(Notify if
unable to
meet the
deadline)
*Preparation
s for the
Real World
*Multiple
Intelligence
*Knowledge
Acquisition
Conversation
*ICT Skills
*Knowledge
acquisition
*Mulitiple
Intelligence
Asking and
Answering
Questions
LEARNING OUTCOMES/SPECIFICATIONS
WEEK
/
DATE
TOPIC/THEME
30-31
FLOOD
WOES
(ENVIRONME
NT)
32
The earth
move
(Environme
nt)
LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSONAL
USE
LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMAIONAL
USE
*Listen to a
talk; give
important
details
*Read an
advertisement:
scan for details
*Read an
article: identify
main ideas.
Details,
contextual clues
*Read an
article: make
inferences,
draw
conclusions
*Write a
description:
expand notes
*Listen to a
talk; give
important
details
*Read an
advertisement:
scan for details
*Read an
article: identify
main ideas.
Details,
contextual clues
*Take part in
discussions
*Exchange ideas
and give opinion
LANGUAGE CONTENT
LANGUAGE
FOR
AESTHETIC
USE
*Give
personal
response to
novels:
Characters &
Values
GRAMMAR
EDUCATIONAL
EMPHASIS
SKILLS
DEADLINE
LISTENING
/
SPEAKING
(Notify if
unable to
meet the
deadline)
SIMPLE,
COMPOUN
D,
COMPLEX
*Multiple
Intelligence
* ICT Skills
*Knowledge
acquisition
Dictation
Form
negative
adjectives
using
prefixes
un, dis,
im, and
non
* ICT Skills
*Knowledge
acquisition
Dictation
*Describe
characters in
a novel
*Give
opinions on
characters
(Revision
Form One)
*Give
personal
response to
novels:
Characters &
Values
*Describe
characters
in a novel
*Read an
article: make
inferences,
draw
conclusions
*Write a
description:
expand notes
*Revise
poems,
relate
messages
and values
in the
poems to
ones life
(Revision
Form One)
LEARNING OUTCOMES/SPECIFICATIONS
WEEK/
DATE
TOPIC/THE
ME
LANGUAGE FOR
INTERPERSONAL
USE
33
The seas
around us
(Science
and
Technolog
y)
*Take part in
discussions
*Exchange ideas
and give opinion
*Participate in
class discussions
by:
-disagreeing
politely and giving
opinions
-defending ones
LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMAIONAL
USE
*Listen to a
dialogue: give
important
details
*Read a
brochure; scan
for details
*Read a
brochure:
identify main
ideas, details ,
contextual clues
LANGUAGE CONTENT
LANGUAGE
FOR
AESTHETIC
USE
GRAMMAR
*Modal
verbs/
auxilaries
*Describe
characters
in a novel
(Revision
form Two)
EDUCATIONAL
EMPHASIS
*Multiple
Intelligence
*Knowledge
Acquisition
*Future Studies
SKILLS
LISTENIN
G/
SPEAKING
Dictation
DEADLINE
(Notify if
unable to
meet the
deadline)
point of view
LEARNING
LANGUAGE
-seeking SKILLS
OUTCOMES/S
CONTENT
clarification
WEEK/
LANGUAGE FOR
DATE
TOPIC/THEM
INTERPERSONAL
E
USE
35
34
DYING SEAS
Sea
(Science
and
Harvest
Technology)
(Science
and
Technolog
y)
*Take part in
discussions
&
exchange
*Take
part inideas
and
give opinions
conversations
and
discussions
*Write a letter
asking for
advice
*Write a letter to
a foreign pen pal,
expand notes, use
appropriate
format
DEADLINE
LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMAIONAL
*ReadUSE
a
brochure: make
*Listen
to a draw
inferences,
lecture;
give
conclusions
important
*Write a brief
details
description:
*Read
a notes
expand
magazine
*Listen toarticle
a
report;
scan
lecture:
givefor
details
important
details
*Read
*Readaan article:
magazine
scan for details
article:
identify
*Read an
article:
main
ideas,
identify
main
details
ideas, ,details,
contextual
contextualclues
clues
*Interpret
information in
bar graph,
*Make
simple
read an
predictions
article: make
*Read
a
inferences,
magazine
draw
article:
make
conclusion.
inferences,
*Write an
make
simple
explanation:
predictions
expand notes
LANGUAGE
FOR
AESTHETIC
USE
*Talk on
elements of
a novel or
story
*Revise and
answer
questions
*Describeon
short
stories in
characters
and
novels
a novel
form
-physical
2
setting
*Revision
-themes
on
characters
from novel
GRAMMAR
*Future
*Compare
people or
things that
are the
same using
as.as
*Compare
people or
things that
are not the
same using
not as
as
*similes
move beyond
the text FAST TRACK STUDY WEEEK
PT3 EXAMINATION 2016
PASCA PT3
EDUCATIONAL
EMPHASIS
Knowledge
Acquisition
*Future Studies
*ICT Skills
*Knowledge
Acquisition
*Future Studies
LISTENIN
G/
SPEAKING
Dictation
(Notify if
unable to
meet the
deadline)