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WEEK THEME/TOPIC LEARNING OUTCOMES SPECIFICATION ACTIVITIES EDUCATIONAL
EMPHASES
Chapter 2 1.0 LANGUAGE FOR
3&4 INTERPERSONAL USE Learning How To learn,
PEOPLE Level 1 Multiple Intelligences
26 30 1.1 Make friends and keep friendships by 1. Respond appropriately to 1. Talk about great leaders.
Jan Heroes Near and Far : questions.
c. exchanging ideas and giving opinions on 2. Ask and answer questions about Grammar :
topics of interest heroes far and near. - The simple past tense
d. taking part in conversations and - Words that signal the
46 discussions past tense
Feb
2.0 LANGUAGE FOR Sound System:
INFORMATIONAL USE Consonants /d/
2.1 Obtain information for different Level 1 1. Listen to a text about a hero.
purposes by: 1. Listen to and understand a talk Vocabulary:
a. Listening to spoken texts and identify main ideas. 2. Complete a chart on a students hero Dictionary skills-guide
c. Reading materials in prints such as based on the listening text. words
articles and using other electronic media 2. Read and understand a biography.
such as the internet. Take dictation of a text. 3. Read an article on Dr. Martin Luther
King, Jr.
2.2 Process information by: Level 2 LITERATURE
a. skimming and scanning for specific 1. Identify main ideas and 4. Write a simple biography with the COMPONENT:
information and ideas supporting details, use contextual suggested outline about Tun Abdul POEM
b. extracting main ideas and details clues. Razak.
LEISURE
2.3 Present information to different 2. Write a simple biography: expand 5. Give opinion on people who fight
audiences by: notes and outlines. for human rights.
a. writing recounts, descriptions,
explanations, speeches, reports and articles. Level 3
e. expanding notes and outlines 1. Make inferences, move beyond 6. Make a poster about a person who
the text. has fought for human rights.
3.0 LANGUAGE FOR AESTHETIC
USE
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WEEK THEME/TOPIC LEARNING OUTCOMES SPECIFICATION ACTIVITIES EDUCATIONAL
EMPHASES
Chapter 3 1.0 LANGUAGE FOR
5 INTERPERSONAL USE
PEOPLE & Level 1
9 13 SOCIAL ISSUES 1.2 Take part in social interaction by 1. Express appreciation and 1. Talk about the quote No one is Values and Citizenship,
Feb a. carrying out a variety of language gratitude; express hope. useless in this world that lightens the Knowledge Acquisition
To Serve, With Love functions; burden of another.
b. participating in conversations and
discussions 2. Role play situations where you
express appreciation, gratitude and
2.0 LANGUAGE FOR hope.
INFORMATIONAL USE
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WEEK THEME/TOPIC LEARNING OUTCOMES SPECIFICATION ACTIVITIES EDUCATIONAL
EMPHASES
Chapter 4 1.0 LANGUAGE FOR
6 INTERPERSONAL USE Preparation for the Real
SOCIAL ISSUES Level 1 1. Complete a questionnaire on How World, Multiple
16 17 1.2 Take part in social interaction by 1. Greet and exchange pleasantries. Well Do You and Your Parents Get Intelligences.
Feb Bridging the Gap a. carrying out a variety of language 2. Agree and disagree politely. Along? and have a discussion in
functions; groups.
b. participating in conversations and Level 2 2. Role play situations where you Grammar :
discussions 1. Write a friendly letter; expand great and exchange pleasantries. - Concord
notes and outlines. - Positive and negative
3. Write a dialogue using the statements
expressions I agree. And I - Contractions
2.0 LANGUAGE FOR Level 1 disagree..
INFORMATIONAL USE 1. Listen to and understand an Sound System:
interview. Vowels / / and /u:/
2.1 Obtain information for different 2. Read and understand friendly
purposes by: letters. 1. Listen to an interview between a
a. Listening to spoken texts 3. Take dictation of a text. student and a school counselor and Vocabulary:
c. Reading materials in prints such as identify true and false statements. One word for a group of
articles and using other electronic media Level 2 words
such as the internet. 1. Identify important ideas. 2. Read a problem letter and answer
2. Identify main ideas and questions based on context; map out
2.2 Process information by: supporting details; use contextual cause and effect.
b. extracting main ideas and details clues.
f. drawing conclusions 3. Write a reply to a friendly letter.
2.3 Present information to different Level 3 4. In groups discuss what the LITERATURE
audiences by: 1. Draw obvious conclusions, generation gap would be like in 30 COMPONENT:
a. writing recounts, descriptions, identify cause and effect. years time.
explanations, speeches, reports and articles.
HOW I MET
i. using appropriate format, conventions and
grammar when presenting information.
MYSELF
( chapter 1 3 )
3.0 LANGUAGE FOR AESTHETIC USE
3.1 Listen to, read and view and respond Level 2 1. Identify a place in How I Met
to literary works by: 1. Describe physical setting in a Myself and describe the physical
b. Recognizing elements in a story such as novel. setting.
characters and setting
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CHINESE NEW YEAR
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punctuation and grammar. 1. Apply process writing skills. Concert using the process writing
approach.
8&9
UJIAN SELARAS
2 15
Mac
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c) Reading materials in prints such as
articles and using other electronic media
such as the internet 2. Read a recount and sequence of
event.
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WEEK THEME/TOPIC LEARNING OUTCOMES SPECIFICATION ACTIVITIES EDUCATIONAL
EMPHASES
Chapter 7 1.O LANGUAGE FOR
12 INTERPERSONAL USE
HEALTH TS
30 Mac 1.1 Make friends and keep friendship by: Level 1 MI
2 Apr A Weighty Issue c) exchanging ideas and giving opinions on iv. responding appropriately to 1. Students to discuss and make a list
topics of interests. questions by stating, refuting and of food that they think is healthy. Grammar
giving details. Comparison of
Adjectives
Level 2
vii. asking questions seeking 2. Give point of view. Sound System :
clarification and responding to Words with the sound /
questions appropriately. :/ and / /
Vocabulary
2.0 LANGUAGE FOR Suffix -ly and
INFORMATIONAL USE -ness
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3.0 LANGUAGE FOR AESTHETIC
USE
2.0 LANGUAGE FOR Level 1 1. get students to recall sequence of Sound System Initial
INFORMATIONAL USE iii. follow sequence of ideas in ideas by rearranging strips in the consonant clusters
2.2 Process information by: simple texts correct order. /str/ and /sm/
b) extracting main ideas and details
f) drawing conclusions Level 2 Vocabulary
g) identifying different point of view. vii. identifying supporting details or Suffix -ment and
ideas in texts. -ion
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audience by:
a) writing recounts, descriptions, Level 3 2. write a speech. How I met Myself
explanations, speeches, reports and articles. ix. apply process writing skills.
e) expanding notes and outlines ( chapter 4 & 5)
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purposes by: i. listen to and understand a variety 1. Identify type of text. How I Met Myself
a) listen to spoken text such as talks, of texts.
speeches and viewing television (Chp: 5,6 & 7)
documentaries and multimedia. 2. Mind maps.
Level 1
2.2 Process information by: ii. scanning for details.
a) skimming and scanning for specific 3. Read the passage on page 118, and
information and ideas pick out the main ideas.
b) extracting main ideas and details
f) drawing conclusions
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WEEK THEME/TOPIC LEARNING OUTCOMES SPECIFICATION ACTIVITIES EDUCATIONAL
EMPHASES
Chapter 10 1.O LANGUAGE FOR
17 INTERPERSONAL USE
ENVIRONMENT
4 8 Mei 1.2 Take part in social interaction by: Level 1 LHTL
Stormy Weather b) participating in conversations and iv. Expressing support for others. 1. Participating in group discussion. ICT
discussions.
Grammar
-Preposition of Time
-Preposition of Place
2.0 LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMATIONAL USE
Sound System
2.1 Obtain information for different Initial Consonant
purposes by: Level 1-3 Clusters /pl/ and /tr/
a) listen to spoken text such as talks, i. Listen to and understand a variety 1. Example of text include messages,
speeches and viewing television of texts. descriptions and simple reports.
documentaries and multimedia. Vocabulary
Phrasal quantifiers
2.2 Process information by:
a) skimming and scanning for specific Level 2
information and ideas v. Identifying important details. 1. Students should be able to state what
g) Identifying different point of view the text is about.
Level 3 Literatue Component::
vi. Writing down key ideas of a text 2. Use the details from the mind map
listened to. to form a discussion. HOW I MET MYSELF
ix. Identifying cause and effect in
simple texts. 3. Match cause to effect. (chp 8)
Level 2
iv. expanding notes and outlines. 2. Use the outline on page 139 and
Level 3 expand the notes.
ix. Applying process writing skills. 3. Use the first draft of the composition
and rewrite the composition making
corrections where necessary.
3.0 LANGUAGE FOR AESTHETIC
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USE
3.1 Listen to, read and view and respond Level 1 1. Use the dictionary to look for
to literary works by: ii. Finding out the meaning of meaning of unfamiliar words.
c) explaining the message the writer is unfamiliar words by using
trying to convey and discussing how this contextual clues.
relates to ones life.
Level 2 2. Students to retell a few scenes from
iv. Tell the sequence of events in a the story.
story.
Level 3
ix. Giving ones opinion of the 3. Choose one of the extracts from
story. page 141(exercise in Linking Up) and
relate the incident to students own life.
18, 19 & 20
11 25 Mei
PEPERIKSAAN PERTENGAHAN TAHUN
Grammar
1.2 Take part in social interaction by: Level 2 The Present Continuous
a)carrying out a variety of language v. Taking down phone messages for - listen to a phone conversation and Tense
functions; friends and family members. take messages (in note form).
b) participating in conversations and vi. Relaying phone messages orally Preposition of Direction
discussions. or in writing to people concerned.
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INFORMATIONAL USE Final Consonant
Clusters
2.1 Obtain information for different Level 1-3 /t / and / /
purposes by: i. Listening to and understanding - listen to a talk and answer True or
a) listen to spoken text such as talks, variety of texts. False questions.
speeches and viewing television Vocabulary Phrasal
documentaries and multimedia. Verbs : verb +
A. Processing texts listened to by: preposition
Level 1 combinations
i. Telling what the text is about.
Level 2
iv. Following sequence of ideas. - students should be able to give the Literature
v. Identifying important details. details of the text. Component:
Level 2
2.3 Present information to different vi. Identifying main ideas in texts. - get SS to recall the sequence of
audience by: vii. Identifying supporting details or events in the story.
a) writing recounts, descriptions, ideas in texts - teach SS to identify which are topic
explanations, speeches, reports and articles. sentences and which are supporting
g) summarizing information. Level 3 ideas.
v. Summarizing main ideas in
simple texts. - use pictures and notes to write an
viii. Expanding notes and outlines. article.
- read the extracts and answer the
questions.
3.0 LANGUAGE FOR AESTHETIC
USE
Level 1
iii. Retelling the story or the content - based on one of the stories studied in
3.1 Listen to, read and view and respond of the poem in ones own words. Form 2, SS are to give their opinion of
to literary works by: the story.
a) understanding and telling in ones own
words the story and giving ones opinion
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Chapter 12 1.O LANGUAGE FOR Level 1
24 The Earth Moved INTERPERSONAL USE ii. Talking about ones experiences. - in groups, discuss if students have
iii. Asking questions politely to get ever been involved in a natural
22 26 Mei Environment 1.1 Make friends and keep friendship by: information. disaster, relate experience.
c) exchanging ideas and giving opinions on iv. responding appropriately to
topics of interests. questions by stating, refuting and
d) taking part in conversations and giving details.
discussions. PRW
Level 2 ICT
viii. Asking questions seeking - take turns to pretend to be someone MI
clarification and responding to else and role play on a natural disaster.
questions appropriately.
Grammar
Abstract Nouns
1.2 Take part in social interaction by:
a)carrying out a variety of language Level 1 Sequence Connectors
functions; i. Requesting assistance.
b) participating in conversations and
discussions. Sound System Final
Consonant
Obtain Information by: Clusters /sk/ and /st/
2.0 LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMATIONAL USE
Level 1-3 Vocabulary
2.1 Obtain information for different i. Listening to and understanding - listen to Part 1 of a News Bulletin
purposes by: variety of texts. and choose the correct answer in the Phrasal Verb : verb+
a) listen to spoken text such as talks, ii. Reading silently and aloud and mind map. adverb combination
speeches and viewing television understanding a variety of text.
documentaries and multimedia. A. Processing texts listened to by:
Level 1
i. Telling what the text is about. - SS should be able to recognize the
type of text read and identify it. Literature
Component:
B. Processing text read by: How I Met Myself
2.2 Process information by:
a) skimming and scanning for specific Level 1
information and ideas; ii. Scanning for details. - get SS to underline key words ( chp 12 & 13)
b) extracting main ideas and details; iii. Following sequence of ideas in paragraph by paragraph.
simple texts.
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Level 2
vi. Identifying main ideas in texts.
vii. Identifying supporting details or
ideas in texts
Level 2
2.3 Present information to different iv. Expanding notes and outlines. - use the notes to write the description.
audience by:
a) writing recounts, descriptions, Level 3
explanations, speeches, reports and articles. v. Summarizing main ideas in - read the article and complete the
e) expanding notes and outlines. simple texts. mind map the summarize.
g) summarizing information. vi. Writing brief simple descriptions.
ix. Applying process writing skills. - prepare a short description of the
effects of an earthquake.
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Sound System
2.0 LANGUAGE FOR
INFORMATIONAL USE Stress in two and three
syllable words
2.1 Obtain information for different Level 1-3
purposes by: i. Listening to and understanding - listen to the conversation and tick the
a) listen to spoken text such as talks, variety of texts. correct answer. Vocabulary
speeches and viewing television ii. Reading silently and aloud and Compound words.
documentaries and multimedia. understanding a variety of text.
Level 2 Literature
iv. Following sequence of ideas. Component: How
Level 3
v. Summarizing main ideas in - use the mind map to pick out the key
simple texts. points in the account. Use the key
ix. Applying process writing skills. points in the account to write a
summary.
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3.0 LANGUAGE FOR AESTHETIC Level 1
USE iii. Retelling the story or the content -change the text into another genre
of the poem in ones own words. (comic strip)
3.2 Expressing themselves creatively and
imaginatively by:
b) retelling a story from a different point of Level 2
view and presenting it in another genre. iii. Changing the text to another
form (genre).
Sound System
2.0 LANGUAGE FOR Stress in compound
INFORMATIONAL USE words
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Level 3
x. Making simple predictions giving
reasons.
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28 Chapter 15 1.O LANGUAGE FOR Level 1
INTERPERSONAL USE ii. Giving important details. - listen to a description about The KA
6/7 10/7 The Dying Seas iii. Asking and answering questions. Dead Sea and say whether the ICT
1.1 Make friends and keep friendship by: statements that follow are T or F
Science and c) exchanging ideas and giving opinions on Level 2
Technology topics of interests. v. Identifying important ideas.
d) taking part in conversations and - work in pairs and discuss giving your Grammar
discussions. point of view and reasons to defend it. Compound sentences
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3.0 LANGUAGE FOR AESTHETIC
USE
29 & 30
Julai
32, 33
,34 & 35
Ujian Tutur / Oral Test
3 - 28
Ogos
21
CUTI Pertengahan Penggal
39
21 27 sept
40, 41
Revision / Drilling/ Enrichment
28 Sept 9
Okt
42
13 16 Okt
PT 3
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