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Time Activities :
1015-1115
a. Pre listening:
(60 minutes) 1. Teacher shows a pencil and a hand phone.
2. Teacher asks pupils to choose one item that they really need as a student.
3. Teacher tells the pupils that a pencil is one of the example of needs
meanwhile a hand phone is wants.
4. Teacher explains the differences between needs and wants.
b. While listening:
1. Teacher reads a dialogue. (TB page 13)
2. Pupils listen carefully.
3. Teacher gets the pupils to give one example of needs and wants mentioned in
the dialogue.
4. Teacher shows power points slides.
5. Pupils name the things shown in the slides.
6. Teacher writes sentence structure on the board.
I will buy __________ because ____________ .
7. Teacher shows examples of how to use the sentence structure.
8. Pupils work in groups. Teacher distributes task sheet.
9. Pupils imagine that their family is going on a two-days camping trip to Hutan
LipurTeladas. They have RM100 to spend. Pupils discuss with their friends
what they need to buy. Pupils give reasons.
10. Pupils present their work.
11. Teacher gives comments and feedbacks.
c. Post listening:
1. Teacher tells pupils that there are many ways to get money for their needs
and wants.
2. Teacher gives a few examples. (sell old newspapers)
3. Pupils discuss in groups.
4. Pupils take turns to present their ideas.
5. Teacher gives comments and feedbacks.
Attendance: Reflection:
______ out of 33
a. _________ out of ___ pupils were able to talk about talk about needs
Absent: and wants.
b. _________ out of ___ pupils were able to talk about ways to get
money for their needs and wants.
Your family is going on a two-days camping trip to Hutan Lipur Teladas. You have RM100 to spend. Tick (√) at things you
need to buy. Why? Talk about it.
RM79.00
RM29.00
RM3.50
RM350.00
RM49.50
RM3.80
Task 2: Think of ways to get money for your needs and wants. Complete the bubble map below.
RM2.50
RM30.00
RM20.00
Sell old
newspaper
s
spending
Ways to
get
money
Focus : Reading
b. While reading:
1. Teacher gets the pupils to read the text. (TB page 15)
2. Teacher asks questions orally to check understanding.
3. Teacher distributes task sheet.
4. In groups, pupils answer the questions.
5. Teacher discusses answers with pupils.
c. Post reading:
1. Teacher asks the pupils to help 5 Bestari pupils to choose a suitable gift for
their teacher.
2. Pupils give reasons.
3. Pupils discuss in groups.
4. Pupils take turns to present.
5. Teacher provides feedbacks and comments.
Attendance: Reflection:
______ out of 33 a. _________ out of ___ pupils were able to read the text and answer Wh-
questions.
Absent:
Task Sheet 1
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5. How many roses would you get for free if you buy the bouquet of flowers ?
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Focus : Writing
b. While writing:
1. Teacher highlights a few words in the dialogue. (make, have, save)
2. Teach pupils about spelling rules.
3. In words that end with an “e” which is silent, replace the ‘e’ by adding ‘-ing’.
4. Teacher gives a few examples.
5. Teacher distributes task sheet.
6. In pairs, pupils complete the worksheet.
7. Teacher discusses answers with pupils.
c. Post writing:
1. Pupils work in pairs.
2. Pupils underlined the misspelled word in each sentence. Then, pupils rewrite
the sentence with the correct spelling. (TB page 17)
3. Teacher checks pupils’ answers.
Attendance: Reflection:
______ out of 33 a. _________ out of ___ pupils were able to write phrases and sentences in
neat legible print.
Absent:
b. _________ out of ___ pupils were able to spell words correctly.
Task Sheet
1. hope : 2. save :
3. dance : 4. take :
5. guide : 6. give :
7. drive : 8. wave :
Class a. Presentation:
Year 5 1. Teacher recalls previous lesson by asking pupils to name a few collective nouns.
2. Teacher plays a video about collective nouns.
Time
0715-0815 b. Practice:
1. Pupils work in pairs.
(60 minutes) 2. Teacher distributes worksheet. (worksheet 1)
3. Pupils choose the correct collective nouns.
4. Teacher discusses answers with pupils.
c. Production:
1. Teacher distributes worksheet.
2. In pairs, pupils write sentences using collective nouns based on the pictures
given.
3. Pupils present their work and read their sentences aloud.
4. Teacher allows other pupils to give feedbacks and comments.
5. Teacher checks pupils’ answers.
6. Pupils rewrite the sentences in their exercise books.
Attendance: Reflection:
______ out of 33 a. _________ out of ___ pupils were able to choose the correct collective
nouns.
Absent:
b. _________ out of ___ pupils were able to write sentences using collective
nouns.
Task Sheet 1
Focus : Language Art
Theme: World of Self, Family and Friend
Class Activities :
Year 5
a. Activity 1:
Time 1. Teacher recalls previous lesson by asking pupils to do a few actions in the
1115-1215 poem.
2. Teacher gets the pupils to recite the poem.
(60 minutes) 3. Teacher checks stress, pronunciation, rhythm and intonation.
4. Divide pupils into 3 big groups.
5. Pupils recite the poem in groups with actions.
b. Activity 2:
Attendance: Reflection:
______ out of ___ a. _________ out of ___ pupils were able to recite the poem with correct
stress, pronunciation, rhythm and intonation.
Absent:
b. _________ out of ___ pupils were able to create a craft cat.
Appendix 1
You Need:
(Pupils can bring their own materials or teacher can provide the materials)
4. Magnet strips
5. Elephant glue
8. Yellow paint
9. Red paint
Instructions:
1. Paint pieces yellow.
2. Dip a dry round bristle brush into red paint, loading it with a tiny amount of paint.
3. Wipe the brush on a paper towel until no brush strokes can be seen and only a bit of color is
visible.
4. Rub the brush in a circular motion on the cat’s cheeks.
5. Draw facial features and paw details with black marker.
6. Draw the stripes on all pieces with the orange marker.
7. Using the picture as a guide, glue body on top of legs.
8. Glue triangular shaped craft sticks as ears to back of head.
9. Glue assembled head on top of body.
10. To make the tail, cut a 3" length of the orange and yellow woollen thread.
11. Twist both the wollen thread pieces together.
12. Bend twisted wollen thread into the shape of a tail and glue 1/2" on one end to the back of the
body.
13. Cut two 2" pieces from the magnetic strip.
14. Cut the pieces in half vertically.
15. Glue the magnetic strips to the back of each leg.