LESSON 1
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ACTIVITIES :
1. Teacher elicits pupils prior knowledge about humans basic
needs and writes down the ideas on the board to introduce the
main concept on basic needs.
2. Teacher continue the lesson by asking pupils to look at the
picture on page 2 (TB).
3. Pupils discuss in group about the picture.
4. Pupils list out types of house on the board and ask pupils to
look at the pictures of different types of shelter.
5. Pupils draw the types of house correctly in their Science note.
6. Pupils complete the notes gives as an enrichment activities.
IMPACT
LESSON 2
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ACTIVITIES :
1. Teacher elicits pupils prior knowledge about animals basic
needs and writes down the ideas on the board to introduce the
main concept on animals basic needs.
2. Teacher continue the lesson by asking pupils to look at the
picture on page 3 (TB).
3. Pupils discuss in group about the picture.
4. Pupils list out types of animals shelter on the board.
5. Pupils list the types of animals shelter correctly in their
Science note.
6. Pupils conclude that animals also have their own basic needs.
7. Pupils complete the notes gives as an enrichment activities.
IMPACT
LESSON 3
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ACTIVITIES :
1. Teacher elicits pupils prior knowledge about plants basic
needs and writes down the ideas on the board to introduce the
main concept on basic needs.
2. Teacher continue the lesson by asking pupils to look at the
picture on page 5 (TB) to gather information about the basic
needs of plants.
3. Pupils discuss in group about the picture.
4. Teacher guides pupils to use other resources to enhance pupils
understanding.
5. Pupils write the notes on the basic needs of plants in their
Science Journal.
6. Pupils complete the notes gives as an enrichment activities.
IMPACT
LESSON 4
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HUMANS BREATHE
1. Living Things Undergo Live Processes
2.1 Analyzing life processes that humans undergo
Explain that humans breathe
Describe what inhale is
Describe what exhale is
ACTIVITIES :
1. Pupils discuss the breathing mechanisms and distinguish
between inhaled and exhaled air.
2. Pupils do the activity to feel the movements of their chest
while breathing in and out.
3. Pupils study a computer animation of the human body showing
the breathing structure and the associated movement of air.
4. Pupils do some exercises and record their breathing to find out
how exercises affects the rate of breathing.
5. Pupils make a conclusion and take some notes related on the
topics.
IMPACT
LESSON 5
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RATE OF BREATHING
1. Living Things Undergo Live Processes
2.1 Analyzing life processes that humans undergo
Differentiate the air that we inhale and the
air that we exhale
State that humans use lungs to breathe
Identify passage of air during breathing
Conclude that not all individuals have the
same rate of breathing
ACTIVITIES :
1. Pupils discuss the breathing mechanisms and distinguish
between the concept of term inhaled and exhaled air.
2. Pupils study a computer animation or the CD ROM of the
human body showing the breathing structure and the
associated movement of air.
3. Pupils create a model lung to demonstrate and understand the
parts of the human lung and the process of breathing as an
enrichment activity.
4. Pupils make a conclusion to differentiate the air that we
inhaled and the air that we exhaled.
5. Pupils take some notes related on the topics.
5. Pupils complete the exercises given as drilling.
IMPACT
LESSON 6
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ACTIVITIES :
1. Pupils participate in teacher-led discussion of waste materials
excreted and defecated by human beings.
2. Pupils discover more information from other sources
(internet/CDROM) on why human beings should excrete and
defecate.
3. Pupils discuss in group to understand the term excrete and
defecate and knowing that the processes are important to
human in order to get rid of waste products from their bodies.
4. Teacher guides the pupils to make the conclusion in order to
explain why excretion and defecation are important.
IMPACT
5.
LESSON 7
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RESPONSE TO STIMULI
1. Living Things Undergo Live Processes
2.1 Analyzing life processes that humans undergo
State that humans respond to stimuli
Give reasons why humans respond to stimuli
ACTIVITIES :
1. Pupils participate in teacher-led discussion of term stimuli
and response to understand the concept and the situations
involved in their daily life.
2. Pupils name other examples in everyday life situations
involving response to heat and pain.
3. Pupils in group discuss the picture on page 14 (TB) to
understand the need for human being to respond to stimuli.
4. Pupils design a fair test to show that different people have
different response rates.
5. Pupils complete the exercises given as the enrichment
activities.
IMPACT
LESSON 8
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HUMANS REPRODUCE
1. Living Things Undergo Live Processes
2.1 Analyzing life processes that humans undergo
State that humans reproduce
Predict what will happen if humans do not
reproduce
ACTIVITIES :
1. Pupils participate in teacher-led discussion of their family tree
to understand the topic and the situations involved in their
daily life.
2. Pupils discuss the need for humans to produce offspring.
3. Pupils gather information about two generations of their
family members as a project work.
4. Pupils conclude the fact that humans give birth when
producing their young to relate that humans reproduce to
produce offspring.
5. Pupils take some notes and complete the exercises given as
the enrichment activities.
IMPACT
LESSON 9
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ACTIVITIES :
1. Pupils participate in teacher-led discussion of bad habit in
humans that bring harm to human life processes such as
smoking, taking drugs and drinking alcohol.( TB pg 17)
2. Pupils observe the harmful substances produced when a
cigarette is smoked based on the chart shown.
3. Discuss among peers on explaining how taking drugs and
drinking alcohol can delay a persons response to stimuli.
4. Pupils plan and carry out an activity to discourage their peers
from bad habits on how the bad habits effect on humans life.
5. Pupils complete their exercises given correctly.
IMPACT
SPS & CCTS
Making inferences
Comparing & Contrasting
Attributing
Generating ideas
SANV
Appreciating and practicing
clean healthy living
Being responsible
MS
Use and handle science
apparatus and substances
VOCABULARY
smoker - perokok
affect - kesan / akibat
drunken - mabuk
delay - melambatkan
cause - menyebabkan
drug - dadah
alcohol - minuman keras
peers - rakan sebaya
avoid-mengelakkan, cegah
substances-bahan
taking drugs-mengambil
dadah
LESSON 10
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ACTIVITIES :
1. Pupils explore the science garden to find snails or other
animals to observe the waste products of the animals found.
2. Pupils participate in teacher-led discussion why animals need
to excrete and defecate.
3. Pupils use the internet or explore the CD ROM to find out more
about the excretion and defecation of different animals to add
into their scrapbooks.
4. Pupils take the additional notes and complete the exercises
given to enhance their knowledge as the enrichment
IMPACT
SPS & CCTS
Observing
Relating
Making inferences
Communicating
SANV
Appreciating and practicing
clean healthy living
MS
Use and handle science
apparatus and substances
VOCABULARY
Stay healthy-kekal sihat
Fertiliser -baja
give birth - beranak
grasshopper - belalang
hatch - menetas
lay eggs - bertelur
activities.
LESSON 11
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ANIMALS BREATHE
1. Living Things Undergo Live Processes
2.3 Analyzing life processes that animals undergo
State that animals breathe
Identify the breathing structures for certain
animals
Identify the breathing structures for
different types of animals may be different
ACTIVITIES :
1. Teacher leads the discussion about the breathing structure of
animals such as gills, lungs, moist skin, book lung, trachea,
etc.
2. Pupils carry out the experiment to investigate in groups the
breathing structures of a fish and a grasshopper.
3. Pupils understanding by comparing the charts/ CD ROM
showing the breathing structures of different animals.
4. Pupils use MyCD to do an interactive activity related to the
topics.
5. Pupils take some notes using different resources as the
remedial and enrichment activities.
IMPACT
LESSON 12
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GETTING STARTED
1. Living Things Undergo Live Processes
2.3 Analyzing life processes that animals undergo
State that some animals give birth and some
lay eggs
Classify animals according to the way they
reproduce
ACTIVITIES :
1. Teacher leads the discussion on animals reproduction to recall
pupils previous knowledge in Science Year 2.
2. Pupils use varieties sources such as science books, internet or
encyclopedias to find out the information on classification of
animals according to their means of reproduction.
3. Pupils in their own group prepare a reproduction chart for
animals choose by classify them into Giving Birth or Lay
Eggs.
IMPACT
LESSON 13
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A COMPLETE CHANGE
1. Living Things Undergo Live Processes
2.3 Analyzing life processes that animals undergo
Describe the life cycles of different animals
Conclude that animals may have different
life cycles
ACTIVITIES :
1. Teacher leads the discussion to generate pupil ideas to get
the different answer on term life cycle based on their
previous knowledge.
2. Pupils discuss in group the life cycles of certain animals such
as frog, butterfly, mosquito and others by explaining the
concept they have learnt and add their findings to the
scrapbook.
3. Pupils in their own group prepare a chart of the life cycle of
one animal has been choose by using the books and science
magazines.
4. A group leader shows and explaining the chart prepared to
the class.
5. Teacher guide the pupils to make conclusion and gives the
exercise.
IMPACT
LESSON 14
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IMPACT
ACTIVITIES :
1. Teacher shows sample of a plants (balsam plant) and asking
pupils various questions to generate the ideas on part of the
plant moving to in order to enhance pupils ideas to the plants
response to.
2. Teacher and pupils explore the school compound to find out
the various stimuli and response of plants.
3. Teacher leads pupils to discuss the effect of touch on the
mimosa plant and related it as the plants response to touch.
4. Pupils discuss in group based on the questions given by teacher
to understand the response of plant to touch, light, water and
gravity.
LESSON 15
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PLANTS REPRODUCE
1. Living Things Undergo Live Processes
2.3 Analyzing life processes that plants undergo
State that plants reproduce
Explain that why plants need to reproduce
Predict what will happen to the world if
plants do not reproduce
Explain the various ways plants reproduce
ACTIVITIES :
1. Teacher leads discussion to generate pupils ideas on the
different method by the common plants around them to
reproduce such as by seeds or stem cutting.
2. Pupils give reason why plants need to reproduce and predict
what would happen if plants do not.
3. Pupils do the experiment to make observation on the growth
of plants through various methods identified by discussing
the picture on page 29 (TB).
4. Pupils list the ways in which plants reproduce and classify
the plants according to their means of reproduction.
5. Pupils give examples and describe the various ways plants
reproduce based on their observation of plants specimen.
6. Pupils complete the exercises given as the additional
activities.
IMPACT
Peka-SPS 2- C1,C2,C3,C4
LESSON 16
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ACTIVITIES :
1. Pupils identify the animals on page 36 and 37 and answering
the questions given to generate their ideas on the specific
characteristics and behaviours of each animal.
2. Pupils discuss in their own group the different ways animals
defend themselves to relate the specific characteristics of
these animals to their behaviours and their means of
avoiding their enemies.
3. Teacher shows the CD ROM to enrich pupils understanding.
4. Pupils discuss in their own group to find out how do certain
animals such as snails, earthworms, pangolin, bed bug or
millipedes react to danger when they are touched.
5. Pupils record the findings in the form of a table and the
group leader presents it to the class.
6. Teacher gets the pupils to do the MyCD as the enrichment
activities.
IMPACT
chameleon - sesumpah
sting - sengat
LESSON 17
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ACTIVITIES :
1. Teacher gets the pupils to identify the animals on page 39
and 40 by asking the several questions related to the ideas
on how the specific characteristics of the animals can
protect them from the extreme weather such as very hot or
very cold weather.
2. Teacher shows the CD ROM to get pupils more information
on how the specific characteristics and behaviours of
animals help to protect them from extreme weather.
3. Pupils found out more information from science magazines,
encyclopedias, internet, books or MyCD interactive activities
to enrinch their knowledge and understanding.
4. Pupils discuss in group to complete the exercises given by
the teacher and present the findings in the form of a table.
IMPACT
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LESSON 18
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SURVIVAL
2. Animals and plants protect themselves
3.3 Understanding that animals have specific
characteristics and behaviour to enable
them to survive.
Recognize the need for animals to protect
themselves from enemies and extreme
weather conditions
Make a model of an imaginary animal that
can survive both extreme weather and
enemies
Give reasons why models are built in such
ways
ACTIVITIES :
1. Pupils discuss the different ways animals defend themselves
by related the specific characteristics and behaviours to
their means of avoiding the enemies and extreme weather
conditions.
2. Pupils make inferences about the characteristics and
behaviours needed as the survival of animals while discuss
the special features for their own imaginary pet (refer to PB
page 25).
3. Pupils are asked to present their ideas on the mahjong
paper while describing how the imaginary pet model is to
survive in every environment identified.
4. Teacher gets the pupils to make a list of animals product
and present the findings in the form of a table.
IMPACT
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LESSON 19
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ACTIVITIES :
1. Pupils observe the specimens given such as mimosas,
pineapples, bamboos, yams, mushrooms, roses and cactus to
identify the plants feature of the structures and its special
characteristics as natural defense in plants.
2. Pupils study the plants and discuss the specific
characteristics of each specimen.
3. Teacher shows multimedia presentations on various ways in
which plants protect themselves to enrich pupils knowledge
and understanding.
4. Teacher gets the pupils to make a list of plants specific
characteristics and present the findings in the form of a
table.
IMPACT
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LESSON 20
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ADAPTATION TO NATURE
2. Animals and plants protect themselves
3.5 Understanding that plants have specific
characteristics to protect themselves from
dry region and strong wind.
Give examples of plants found in very dry
region
Identify specific characteristics of plants
that protect them from excessive loss of
water
Describe how specific characteristics of
plants help them to survive in dry region
ACTIVITIES :
1. Teacher gets the pupils to identify the plants shown and
asking them several questions to generate the ideas on
plants specific characteristics.
2. Pupils do the experiment to find out which plants can
survive in dry regions (refer to TB page 44-45).
3. Pupils interpret data showing how specific characteristics of
plants help them from the excessive loss of water and from
the strong winds.
4. Pupils record their finding as the additional notes and
complete the exercises given.
IMPACT
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