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RPH INTAN 3.1
RPH INTAN 3.1
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(5th-8th September 2023)
Subject : ENGLISH Theme : World of Self, Family and Class : 4H Date : 5/9/2023
Friends Time : 11.30-12.30 Day : MONDAY
Focus : Listening Topic : UNIT 5 - Eating right
(Lesson 1)
Learning Standard : Moral Values : Cross Curriculum Element : Language
Main skills: Be aware of what’s in your food Knowledge:
1.3.1 Guess the meaning of Pupil’s Aspiration : Integrated skill: LISTENING
unfamiliar words from clues KNOWLEDGE Language/Grammar Focus: I want a
provided by knowledge od the
topic. pancake.
We need some flour.
Complementary skills: Phoneme
1.1.1 Recognise and reproduce
with support a range of target
language phonemes
Learning Objective : Success Criteria
By the end of the lesson, pupils able to sing a song and to identify and pupils able to sing a song and to
talk about food at least in 5 words correctly and in a paragraph or identify and talk about food
phrase with little guidance
Main Activities 2. Introduce the new vocabulary by following instructions for Vocabulary Matching
(Track 70) in the Teacher’s Book.
(Lesson Development) 3. Ask pupils to close their books and listen to the song (Track 71). Ask activity
pupils to highlight words they don’t know in the text (e.g. yummy, market), worksheet
or direct them to these words. Get them to guess the meaning of these
words based on the topic knowledge. Provide pupils with various possible
definitions for these words and ask them to think about the topic to decide
what the words mean.
4. Follow the instructions for Activity 1 (Track 71) in the Teacher’s Book.
Note that the focus of this lesson should be on listening, so you could adapt
the activity (e.g. hide the song lyrics or ask pupils to close their books
when listening the first time) in order to help the pupils to focus on
listening, not reading or speaking.
5. Ask pupils to find a word with the sound /eə/ in the song [pear]. Focus
on this sound using the instructions for Activity 1 in Teacher’s Book
Phonics* (page 175) and Student’s Book (page 120).
6. Ask pupils to brainstorm more words with each of the three sounds.
Pupils could work in groups on one sound each group
(Post Lesson) 7. Play the song Let’s go to the market ( Class CD 1 – track 71 ) and have
Ps sing along.
Reflection 29/29 pupils able to sing a song and to identify and talk about food
Main Activities 2. Focus on the Grammar Box using the instructions in the Matching activity
Teacher’s Book.
(Lesson Development) 3. Follow the instructions in the Teacher’s Book for Activity 3 worksheet
(CD1, Track 72). Some of the dishes may be unfamiliar to your
pupils. Talk to pupils about these dishes and ask for pupils’
opinion of them.
4. Have pupils re-do Activity 3 but this time they should change
the ingredient to confuse their partner. Their partner should ask for
clarification, e.g. Omelette : eggs and chocolate: Sorry, did you
say chocolate?.
5. Have pupils talk to their partner about ingredients needed for
other dishes they like. You may need to help with vocabulary here.
(Post Lesson) 6. Play the song again and have pupils sing along.
Content 3.2 Understand a variety of linear and non-linear print and digital
Complementary Standard texts by using appropriate reading strategies
skill Learning
3.2.1 Understand the main idea of simple longer texts
Standard
MAIN LEARNING OBJECTIVE(S): By the end of the lesson, pupils will be able to
read and understand the main idea in the
read and answer at least 3 out of 5 questions.
text.
Success Criteria: Pupils can
give reasons for their answers and to explain what they complete the task given in pair or group
liked (or didn’t like) work.
21st Century Activities & Assessment
Resources CCE / EE
Skills
Think-Pair-Share worksheets Bubble Map Values Questions
Communication Flashcards . . Observation
Learning Outline
1. Warm up: Categories - Brainstorm films of different categories and ask pupils what
Pre-lesson kind of film they like watching.
1. Activity 1 : Pupils look at the pictures and decide what kind of story it is. Elicits
the pupils.
2. Activity 2: Pupils read the story and check ideas. Elicits the answers and the
characters.
Lesson Delivery
3. Pupils give reasons for their answers and to explain what they liked (or didn’t
like) in particular.
4. Activity 3 : Pupils read and scan the text then guess the meaning of the words in
the box.
5. Activity 4 : Pupils identify the main theme of the story. Extend the discussion of
the importance of playing outside as well as inside (CCE: Values).
Cooler: Better in real life!
1. Divide pupils into small groups. Think and list out three things better to do in
Post Lesson real live than in virtual games. (eg: swimming, going to a party etc)
2. Each group tell the class their examples and reasons of their choice.
Academy Stars Year 6, Pupil’s Book: Page(s): 60–61, Exercise(s): 1–4, Teacher’s Book:
Reference
Page(s): 98–99
REFLECTION
Most pupils achieved the stipulated skill.
Enrichment activities were given to achievers and remedial activities were given to non-achievers.
1. Pupils talk about different transport from the list as well as from the Pupil’s Book,
p.63.
2. Pupils explain how they get to school, follow up questions about their journey to
school every day.
Lesson Delivery
3. Activity 1: Play the audio track 1.23. Pupils listen to the dialogue which introduces
the new language. Divide pupils into two groups. Each group reads out one part of
the dialogue.
4. Activity 2: Pupils practise the new language in a controlled way. Pupils complete
the text and check the answers in pairs. Then check the answers by class.
5. Activity 3: Pupils talk about their journeys to school using modified adjectives. The
pupils make their new dialogue in pairs using the dialogue in Activity 1 as sample.
Pupils present their dialogue.
6. Warm-up: Shall I take the bus? Divide pupils into groups of four. Each group
discuss the advantage and disadvantage of their means of transport and present
to the class.
Pupils conclude by saying whether they think people should or shouldn’t use the
mode of transport, e.g. …so we think people shouldn’t use their cars for short
journeys because it is harmful to the environment during the presentation stage.
They should walk because it is healthier and not harmful to the environment.
1. Pupils list out the advantage and disadvantage of the transport on the manila card. Put
Post Lesson
on the board and do gallery walk.
Academy Stars Year 6, Pupil’s Book: Page(s): 63–64, Exercise(s): 1–3, Teacher’s Book:
Reference
Page(s): 103–105
REFLECTION
Most pupils achieved the stipulated skill.
Enrichment activities were given to achievers and remedial activities were given to non-achievers.
Subject : ENGLISH Theme : World of Self, Family and Class : 4K Date :6/92023
Friends Time : 11.30-12.00 Day : TUESDAY
Focus : Listening Topic : UNIT 5 - Eating right
(Lesson 1)
Learning Standard : Moral Values : Cross Curriculum Element : Language
Main skills: Be aware of what’s in your food Knowledge:
1.3.1 Guess the meaning of Pupil’s Aspiration : Integrated skill: LISTENING
unfamiliar words from clues KNOWLEDGE Language/Grammar Focus: I want a
provided by knowledge od the
topic. pancake.
We need some flour.
Complementary skills: Phoneme
1.1.1 Recognise and reproduce
with support a range of target
language phonemes
Learning Objective : Success Criteria
By the end of the lesson, pupils able to sing a song and to identify and pupils able to sing a song and to
talk about food at least in 5 words correctly and in a paragraph or identify and talk about food
phrase with little guidance
Main Activities 2. Introduce the new vocabulary by following instructions for Vocabulary Matching
(Track 70) in the Teacher’s Book.
(Lesson Development) 3. Ask pupils to close their books and listen to the song (Track 71). Ask activity
pupils to highlight words they don’t know in the text (e.g. yummy, worksheet
market), or direct them to these words. Get them to guess the meaning of
these words based on the topic knowledge. Provide pupils with various
possible definitions for these words and ask them to think about the topic
to decide what the words mean.
4. Follow the instructions for Activity 1 (Track 71) in the Teacher’s Book.
Note that the focus of this lesson should be on listening, so you could
adapt the activity (e.g. hide the song lyrics or ask pupils to close their
books when listening the first time) in order to help the pupils to focus on
listening, not reading or speaking.
5. Ask pupils to find a word with the sound /eə/ in the song [pear]. Focus
on this sound using the instructions for Activity 1 in Teacher’s Book
Phonics* (page 175) and Student’s Book (page 120).
6. Ask pupils to brainstorm more words with each of the three sounds.
Pupils could work in groups on one sound each group
(Post Lesson) 7. Play the song Let’s go to the market ( Class CD 1 – track 71 ) and have
Ps sing along.
Reflection 29/29 pupils able to sing a song and to identify and talk about food at least in 5 words correctly
and in a paragraph or phrase with little guidance
Main Activities 2. Focus on the Grammar Box using the instructions in the Matching activity
Teacher’s Book.
(Lesson Development) 3. Follow the instructions in the Teacher’s Book for Activity 3 worksheet
(CD1, Track 72). Some of the dishes may be unfamiliar to your
pupils. Talk to pupils about these dishes and ask for pupils’
opinion of them.
4. Have pupils re-do Activity 3 but this time they should change
the ingredient to confuse their partner. Their partner should ask
for clarification, e.g. Omelette : eggs and chocolate: Sorry, did
you say chocolate?.
5. Have pupils talk to their partner about ingredients needed for
other dishes they like. You may need to help with vocabulary
here.
(Post Lesson) 6. Play the song again and have pupils sing along.
Main Activities 2. On the board, write the words of the new vocabulary (at the top of Matching activity
student’s book). Hand out dictionaries to pairs/groups and have pupils
(Lesson Development) look for the definitions of the words. Note that many of these are noun worksheet
phrases, so pupils may need to look up more than one word for each
item.
3. Pupils check their understanding by looking in the student’s book.
4. Follow instructions in the Teacher’s Book for Activity 1.
5. Follow instructions in the Teacher’s Book for Activity 3.
(Post Lesson) 7. If time allows, have pupils do a speaking activity where they talk
about the food they can see in the story and compare it to the food they
have in their own kitchen. This will help pupils to go over new
vocabulary they learned during the lesson and use them in sentences.
8. Ask pupils to complete exit cards writing three words they learned
today from their reading, including those they checked in the
dictionary. Check their exit cards and address emerging learning needs
(e.g. weak spelling, new words not mentioned). Address these needs in
the next lesson.
Reflection 30/30 pupils able to identify and talk about food at least in 5 words correctly and in a paragraph or
phrase with little guidance
Main Activities 2. Introduce the idea of a picnic and relate it to pupils’ own experience. Matching activity
Tell them that they are going to follow the instructions in the Teacher’s
(Lesson Development) Book for Activity 5. Focus on the spelling of the list. worksheet
3. Pupils write sentences in their notebook, saying what they are going
to buy for their picnic, e.g. We’re going to buy some eggs, some juice
and a packet of crisps. Remind pupils how to use commas in lists.
Reflection 29/29 pupils able to write about food and the food containers at least in 5 words correctly and in a
paragraph or phrase with little guidance .
Main Activities 3. Distribute Worksheet 5 (pages 80-81) to pupils and ask I-think Map
pupils to fill in the suitable social expressions
(Lesson Development)
(Post Lesson) 4. Ask pupils to check their answer with their partner.
5. Get pupils’ feedback and list answers on the board.
Subject : ENGLISH Theme : World of Self, Family and Class : 4H Date : THURSDAY
Friends Time : 9.30-10.00 Day : 8/9/2023
Focus :Listening Topic : UNIT 5 - Eating right
(Lesson 6)
Learning Standard : Moral Values : Cross Curriculum Element :Values
Main skills: Be aware of healthy habits Knowledge:
1.2.5 Understand longer supported Pupil’s Aspiration : Integrated skill: writing
questions KNOWLEDGE Language/Grammar Focus: How many
Complementary skills: meals do you eat every day?
1.2.2 Understand with support How much water do you drink every day?
specific information and details of
longer simple texts
Learning Objective : Success Criteria
By the end of the lesson, pupils able to listen and talk about food and pupils able to listen and talk about food
food containers at least in 5 words correctly and in a paragraph or and food containers
phrase with little guidance .
Main Activities 3. Teacher prepares a worksheet based on Health Quiz on page 52.
(Remove the questions and retain the answers for the questions).
(Lesson Development) Teacher reads the quiz questions from Activity 1 aloud. Pupils
listen and choose the best answer individually in the worksheet.
4. Have pupils talk about their answers in pairs, following
instructions in the Teacher’s Book for Activity 2.
4. Follow instructions in the Teacher’s Book for Activity 3 (CD1,
Track 79).
Reflection 27/29 pupils able to listen and talk about food and food containers
Content
1.3 Use appropriate listening strategies in a variety of contexts
Complementary Standard
skill Learning 1.3.1 Guess the meaning of unfamiliar words from clues provided by
Standard other known words and by context on familiar topics
MAIN LEARNING OBJECTIVE(S): By the end of the lesson, pupils will be able to
Listen to the text and identify the words and the
List out/ brainstorming 5 vocabulary.
meaning correctly.
Success Criteria: Pupils can
listen and understand with support the main idea of
Design a skateboard and share with class.
simple text.
21st Century Activities Assessment
Resources CCE / EE
& Skills
Think-Pair-Share worksheets Bubble Map Values Questions
Communication Flashcards . financial education Observation
Learning Outline
Pre-lesson 1. Introduce the topic of the lesson by asking pupils about popular sports and activities.
Lesson Delivery 1. Refer Pupil’s Book page 65 Activity 1: Pupils look at the picture of the skateboarder
and talk about skateboarding.
2. Activity 2: Pupils listen to the conversation and underline the correct answer then
listen for detail to answer the questions.
3. Elicits the vocabulary in the box in page 65. Hand out the worksheet. Play the audio
again and ask pupils to listen for the sentences with these words. After listening,
they discuss the possible meaning of the words, then check in the dictionary in the
Pupil’s Book.
4. Activity 3: Pupils listen and write M (mum) or E (Elena). Pupils try to answer before
listening, then to check with a third listening.
5. Activity 4: Pupils discuss the question with a partner. Give feedback on pupils’ ideas
as a class. Focus on Values, in particular the price-quality question.
1. Cooler: Skateboard design – Distributes A4 papers. Pupils design a skateboard and share
Post Lesson
their design with the class.
Academy Stars Year 6, Pupil’s Book: Page(s): 65, Exercise(s): 1–4, Teacher’s Book: Page(s):
Reference
106–107
REFLECTION
Most pupils achieved the stipulated skill.
Enrichment activities were given to achievers and remedial activities were given to non-achievers.
Aktiviti Utama 1. Murid menyatakan bahasa seni visual yang ada buku teks
pada karya. TP2
2. Murid menyatakan media yang perlu pada KBKK: Membanding
animasi grafik/ animasi tiga dimensi/ animasi beza
komputer.TP3
3. Murid memperhatikan contoh hasil karya Pentaksiran:
animasi grafik melalui youtube sebagai sumber Kecerdasan pelbagai
idea.
4. Guru menerangkan cara menghasilkan animasi
grafik.
5. Murid melakar idea lukisan pada kertas.
6. Murid menghasilkan gambar karya secara
manual dengan kreatif.