Daily Plan 2011 : January
Week : 4
Date: 24.1.2011 Monday
Class : 5S4 | Subject : Science | No of period: 2 |
Theme | Man and the Variety of Living Things |
Learning Area | Microorganisms and their Effects on Living Things |
Learning Objectives | 1.3 Applying knowledge about useful microorganisms |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
- state examples of uses of microorganisms,
- explain with examples the roles of useful microorganisms,
- suggest potential uses of microorganisms in various fields
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Activities | - View computer simulations and discuss the uses and roles of microorganisms:
(a) food digestion,
(b) decaying process,
(c) medicine, agriculture and industry.
- Carry out an activity about the uses of microorganisms such as making bread or yoghurt
- Gather information from magazines, books and Internet to study how microorganisms are used to produce food or other industrial products.
- Gather information from magazines, books and Internet and discuss the potential uses of microorganisms in various fields.
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Teaching aids / ICT | Form 5 science teaching courseware CD1
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Reflection | Objectives achieved |
Class : 5K8 | Subject : Science | No of period: 2 |
Theme | Man and the Variety of Living Things |
Learning Area | Microorganisms and their Effects on Living Things |
Learning Objectives | 1.4 Analysing the harmful effects of microorganisms. |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
- state the harmful effects of microorganisms on human being,
- relate each group of microorganisms to the diseases caused by it,
- describe the major symptoms of diseases caused by each group of microorganisms,
describe the various ways how microorganisms can cause infection. |
Activities | - Observe specimens or models, or view charts on tooth decay (caries) and discuss how microorganisms cause the decay.
- Gather information from newspapers, books, magazines and Internet or interview medical experts and discuss other harmful effects of microorganisms on human beings such as causing food poisoning and diseases.
- Using the teaching courseware, identify the groups of microorganisms that cause the following diseases and the major symptoms of the diseases:
- tuberculosis, cholera and various sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea and syphilis – caused by bacteria,
- common cold, dengue fever, hepatitis and the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) – caused by virus,
- tinea and ringworm – caused by fungi,
- malaria – caused by protozoa.
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Teaching aids / ICT | Form 5 science teaching courseware CD1
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Reflection | Objectives achieved |
Class : 5K5 | Subject : Science | No of period: 1 |
Theme | Man and the Variety of Living Things |
Learning Area | Microorganisms and their Effects on Living Things |
Learning Objectives | 1.3 Applying knowledge about useful microorganisms |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
- state examples of uses of microorganisms,
- explain with examples the roles of useful microorganisms,
- suggest potential uses of microorganisms in various fields
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Activities | - View computer simulations and discuss the uses and roles of microorganisms:
(a) food digestion,
(b) decaying process,
(c) medicine, agriculture and industry.
- Carry out an activity about the uses of microorganisms such as making bread or yoghurt
- Gather information from magazines, books and Internet to study how microorganisms are used to produce food or other industrial products.
- Gather information from magazines, books and Internet and discuss the potential uses of microorganisms in various fields.
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Teaching aids / ICT | Form 5 science teaching courseware CD1
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Reflection | Objectives achieved |
Date: 25.1.2011 Tuesday
Class : 5K8 | Subject : Science | No of period: 1 |
Theme | Man and the Variety of Living Things |
Learning Area | Microorganisms and their Effects on Living Things |
Learning Objectives | 1.4 Analysing the harmful effects of microorganisms. |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
- state the harmful effects of microorganisms on human being,
- relate each group of microorganisms to the diseases caused by it,
- describe the major symptoms of diseases caused by each group of microorganisms,
describe the various ways how microorganisms can cause infection. |
Activities | - Observe specimens or models, or view charts on tooth decay (caries) and discuss how microorganisms cause the decay.
- Gather information from newspapers, books, magazines and Internet or interview medical experts and discuss other harmful effects of microorganisms on human beings such as causing food poisoning and diseases.
- Using the teaching courseware, identify the groups of microorganisms that cause the following diseases and the major symptoms of the diseases:
- tuberculosis, cholera and various sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea and syphilis – caused by bacteria,
- common cold, dengue fever, hepatitis and the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) – caused by virus,
- tinea and ringworm – caused by fungi,
- malaria – caused by protozoa.
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Teaching aids / ICT | Form 5 science teaching courseware CD1
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Reflection | Objectives achieved |
Class : 4S4 | Subject : Science | No of period: 1 |
Theme | MAINTENANCE AND CONTINUITY OF LIFE |
Learning Area | BODY COORDINATION (Chapter 2) |
Learning Objectives | 1.5 Understanding the human brain and its complexity |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
- explain what voluntary action is
- give examples of voluntary action,
- explain what involuntary action is,
- give examples of involuntary action,
- explain the effects of injuries to specific parts of the human brain.
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Activities | - Carry out activities and discuss the following:
a) voluntary actions such as writing and dancing,
b) involuntary actions such as dilation and constriction of the pupil and the beating of the heart.
- Discuss the effects of injuries to specific parts of the human brain
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Teaching aids / ICT | Form 4 Science Teaching courseware CD 2
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Reflection | Objectives achieved |
Class : 4K3 | Subject : Science | No of period: 2 |
Theme | MAINTENANCE AND CONTINUITY OF LIFE |
Learning Area | BODY COORDINATION (Chapter 2) |
Learning Objectives | 1.5 Understanding the human brain and its complexity |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
- explain what voluntary action is
- give examples of voluntary action,
- explain what involuntary action is,
- give examples of involuntary action,
- explain the effects of injuries to specific parts of the human brain.
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Activities | - Carry out activities and discuss the following:
a) voluntary actions such as writing and dancing,
b) involuntary actions such as dilation and constriction of the pupil and the beating of the heart.
- Discuss the effects of injuries to specific parts of the human brain
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Teaching aids / ICT | Form 4 Science Teaching courseware CD 2
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Reflection | Objectives achieved |
Date: 26.1.2011 Wednesday
Class : 5S4 | No of period: 2 |
Theme | Man and the Variety of Living Things |
Learning Area | Microorganisms and their Effects on Living Things |
Learning Objectives | 1.4 Analysing the harmful effects of microorganisms. |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
- state the harmful effects of microorganisms on human being,
- relate each group of microorganisms to the diseases caused by it,
- describe the major symptoms of diseases caused by each group of microorganisms,
describe the various ways how microorganisms can cause infection. |
Activities | - Observe specimens or models, or view charts on tooth decay (caries) and discuss how microorganisms cause the decay.
- Gather information from newspapers, books, magazines and Internet or interview medical experts and discuss other harmful effects of microorganisms on human beings such as causing food poisoning and diseases.
- Using the teaching courseware, identify the groups of microorganisms that cause the following diseases and the major symptoms of the diseases:
- tuberculosis, cholera and various sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea and syphilis – caused by bacteria,
- common cold, dengue fever, hepatitis and the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) – caused by virus,
- tinea and ringworm – caused by fungi,
- malaria – caused by protozoa.
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Teaching aids / ICT | Form 5 science teaching courseware CD1
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Reflection | Objectives achieved |
Class : 4K3 | Subject : Science | No of period: 1 |
Theme | MAINTENANCE AND CONTINUITY OF LIFE |
Learning Area | BODY COORDINATION (Chapter 2) |
Learning Objectives | 1.6 Understanding hormonal coordination in the body |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
- describe what a hormone is,
- describe what endocrine glands are,
- identify the main endocrine glands and their respective locations in the body,
- state the functions of hormones secreted by the endocrine glands,
- describe the effects of hormonal imbalance on health.
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Activities | Using the teaching courseware, identify the following:
- hormones and the main endocrine glands, i.e. the pituitary gland, thyroid
gland, adrenal gland, pancreas, ovary and testis,
b) the hormones secreted by each of the main endocrine glands.
- Draw a labelled diagram to show the locations of the main endocrine glands in the human endocrine system.
- Discuss the effects of hormonal imbalance on health and present the information in a graphic organizer.
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Teaching aids / ICT | Form 4 Science Teaching courseware CD 2
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Reflection | Objectives achieved |
Class : 5K5 | Subject : Science | No of period: 2 |
Theme | Man and the Variety of Living Things |
Learning Area | Microorganisms and their Effects on Living Things |
Learning Objectives | 1.4 Analysing the harmful effects of microorganisms. |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
- state the harmful effects of microorganisms on human being,
- relate each group of microorganisms to the diseases caused by it,
- describe the major symptoms of diseases caused by each group of microorganisms,
describe the various ways how microorganisms can cause infection. |
Activities | - Observe specimens or models, or view charts on tooth decay (caries) and discuss how microorganisms cause the decay.
- Gather information from newspapers, books, magazines and Internet or interview medical experts and discuss other harmful effects of microorganisms on human beings such as causing food poisoning and diseases.
- Using the teaching courseware, identify the groups of microorganisms that cause the following diseases and the major symptoms of the diseases:
- tuberculosis, cholera and various sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea and syphilis – caused by bacteria,
- common cold, dengue fever, hepatitis and the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) – caused by virus,
- tinea and ringworm – caused by fungi,
- malaria – caused by protozoa.
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Teaching aids / ICT | Form 5 science teaching courseware CD1
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Reflection | Objectives achieved |
Date: 27.1.2011 Thursday
Class : 4S4 | No of period: 2 |
Theme | MAINTENANCE AND CONTINUITY OF LIFE |
Learning Area | BODY COORDINATION (Chapter 2) |
Learning Objectives | 1.6 Understanding hormonal coordination in the body |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
- describe what a hormone is,
- describe what endocrine glands are,
- identify the main endocrine glands and their respective locations in the body,
- state the functions of hormones secreted by the endocrine glands,
- describe the effects of hormonal imbalance on health.
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Activities | Using the teaching courseware, identify the following:
- hormones and the main endocrine glands, i.e. the pituitary gland, thyroid
gland, adrenal gland, pancreas, ovary and testis,
b) the hormones secreted by each of the main endocrine glands.
- Draw a labelled diagram to show the locations of the main endocrine glands in the human endocrine system.
- Discuss the effects of hormonal imbalance on health and present the information in a graphic organizer.
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Teaching aids / ICT | Form 4 Science Teaching courseware CD 2
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Class : 5S4 | Subject : Science | No of period: 1 |
Theme | Man and the Variety of Living Things |
Learning Area | Microorganisms and their Effects on Living Things |
Learning Objectives | 1.4 Analysing the harmful effects of microorganisms. |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
describe the various ways how microorganisms can cause infection. |
Activities | View videos or computer simulations and discuss the various ways microorganisms can
Infect human being such as through air, water, food, contact and vector.
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Teaching aids / ICT | Form 5 science teaching courseware CD1
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Reflection | Objectives achieved |
Class : 5K5 | Subject : Science | No of period: 2 |
Theme | Man and the Variety of Living Things |
Learning Area | Microorganisms and their Effects on Living Things |
Learning Objectives | 1.4 Analysing the harmful effects of microorganisms and vector control |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
- describe the various ways how microorganisms can cause infection.
- List ways to prevent infection by vectors
- Relate the control of vectors to their habits and life cycles,
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Activities | - View videos or computer simulations and discuss the various ways microorganisms can infect human being such as through air, water, food, contact and vector.
- discuss the ways to prevent infection such as control of vectors, sterilisation and immunisation.
- Carry out the following activities:
- draw the life cycles of vectors such as mosquito and housefly,
- describe the habits of these vectors,
- relate the life cycles and habits of these vectors to the control and prevention of infection.
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Teaching aids / ICT | Form 5 science teaching courseware CD1
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Reflection | Objectives achieved |
Date: 28.1.2011 Friday
Class : 5K8 | No of period: 2 |
Theme | Man and the Variety of Living Things |
Learning Area | Microorganisms and their Effects on Living Things |
Learning Objectives | 1.4 Analysing the harmful effects of microorganisms. |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
describe the various ways how microorganisms can cause infection. |
Activities | View videos or computer simulations and discuss the various ways microorganisms can
Infect human being such as through air, water, food, contact and vector.
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Teaching aids / ICT | Form 5 science teaching courseware CD1
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Class : 4S4 | Subject : Science | No of period: 2 |
Theme | MAINTENANCE AND CONTINUITY OF LIFE |
Learning Area | BODY COORDINATION (Chapter 2) |
Learning Objectives | 1.7 Analysing coordination between the nervous system and the endocrine system |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
- compare and contrast nervous coordination with hormonal coordination,
- explain with examples the coordination between the nervous system and the endocrine system in response to a specific stimulus,
- explain the importance of coordination between the nervous system and the endocrine system in response to a specific stimulus.
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Activities | - Carry out an activity to compare and contrast nervous coordination with hormonal coordination and present the similarities and differences in a graphic organizer.
Simulate "fright and flight" situations or relate an incident to discuss the following:
- coordination between the nervous system and the endocrine system in producing a
response to a stimulus,
b) the importance of coordination between the nervous system and the endocrine system |
Teaching aids / ICT | Form 4 Science Teaching courseware CD 2
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Reflection | Objectives achieved |
Class : 4K3 | Subject : Science | No of period: 2 |
Theme | MAINTENANCE AND CONTINUITY OF LIFE |
Learning Area | BODY COORDINATION (Chapter 2) |
Learning Objectives | 1.7 Analysing coordination between the nervous system and the endocrine system |
Learning Outcomes | Student is able to:
- compare and contrast nervous coordination with hormonal coordination,
- explain with examples the coordination between the nervous system and the endocrine system in response to a specific stimulus,
- explain the importance of coordination between the nervous system and the endocrine system in response to a specific stimulus.
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Activities | - Carry out an activity to compare and contrast nervous coordination with hormonal coordination and present the similarities and differences in a graphic organizer.
Simulate "fright and flight" situations or relate an incident to discuss the following:
- coordination between the nervous system and the endocrine system in producing a
response to a stimulus,
b) the importance of coordination between the nervous system and the endocrine system |
Teaching aids / ICT | Form 4 Science Teaching courseware CD 2
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Reflection | Objectives achieved |