23 - 27 September 2013
Monday
Subject
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Science
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Class
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4K10
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Day
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Monday
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Date
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23/09/2013
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Time
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7.05 am – 8.15 am
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Learning Area
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Light, Colour and Sight
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Learning Objectives
|
1)
Synthesize the formation of images by
optical instruments
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Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be
able to:
1)
Construct a pinhole camera
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Activities
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1) Experimenting on the formation of an image in a
pinhole camera
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Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
3)
Cooperation
4)
Discipline
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science’s Text book, Science Process Skills
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Reflection
|
Students did the experiment under teacher
guidance and observation. All students could observe the image formed at the
screen and identify the characteristic of each of the image.
|
Subject
|
Science
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Class
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4K2
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Day
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Monday
|
Date
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23/09/2013
|
Time
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8.15 pm – 9.25 am
|
Learning Area
|
Light, Colour and Sight
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Learning Objectives
|
1)
Analyze light dispersion
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Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be
able to:
1)
Explain through example how dispersion
of light occured
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Activities
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1)
Experimenting on dispersion of light
2)
Discussion between teacher and students
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3)
on result of the experiment
|
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
3)
Cooperation
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science’s Text book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
Students were happy to observe the
formation of rainbow by the prism. They also could identify each colour of
the rainbow.
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Class
|
4K5
|
Day
|
Monday
|
Date
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23/09/2013
|
Time
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10.55 am – 11.30 am
|
Learning Area
|
Light, Colour and Sight
|
Learning Objectives
|
1)
Analyse light dispersion
|
Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be
able to:
1)
State what light dispersion
2)
Explain through examples how dispersion
of light occurs
|
Activities
|
1)
Explaining light dispersion and its
example
2)
Constructing activity to observe the
formation of rainbow
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science’s Text book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
Teacher had done a demonstration of light
dispersion for the formation of rainbow to save time.
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Class
|
5K4
|
Day
|
Monday
|
Date
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23/09/2013
|
Time
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12.05 am – 12.40 am
|
Learning Area
|
Food Technology and Production
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Learning Objectives
|
1)
Analyse the methods and substances used
in food technology
2)
Analyse ways to improve food production
|
Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be able to:
1)
Explain with examples the technology used
in food processing and packaging
2)
Describe with examples what genetically
modified food is
|
Activities
|
1)
Continue discussion on the example of
food process between teacher and students
2)
Explaining about genetically modified
food
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science Text Book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
Most of lesson was by discussion related topic in Science
Process Skills. In addition, teacher
also relate it with life so that students would have more understanding
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Class
|
5K4
|
Day
|
Tuesday
|
Date
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24/09/2013
|
Time
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7.05 am – 8.15 am
|
Learning Area
|
Food Technology and Production
|
Learning Objectives
|
1)
Analyse ways to improve food production
2)
Appreciate the contribution of technology
in food production for the betterment of life
3)
Practice critical and analytical thinking
when selecting processed food
|
Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be able to:
1)
Explain the need to increase the quality
and quantity of food production
2)
Explain with examples ways to increase
the quality and quantity of food production
3)
State the advantage and disadvantage of
genetically modified food
4)
Describe the R&R activities in food
production
5)
Predict what will happen if there is
imbalance between population increase and technological development in food
production
6)
Justify the need to educate consumers in
selecting processed food
|
Activities
|
1)
Discussion of need and ways to increase
the quality and quantity between teacher and students based on Science
Process Skills
2)
Explaining the advantage and disadvantage
of genetically process food
3)
Explaining the R&R activities in food
production
4)
Discussion between students effect of
imbalance in technological development
5)
Discussion between teacher and students
what they must do before selecting processed food
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
|
2)
Punctuality
|
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science Text Book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
Most of students understand taught. As reinforcement
students were asked to answer few questions in enhancement corner of the
Science Process Skills
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Class
|
4K10
|
Day
|
Tuesday
|
Date
|
24/09/2013
|
Time
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9.45 am – 10.25 am
|
Learning Area
|
Light, Colour and Sight
|
Learning Objectives
|
1)
Analyse light dispersion
|
Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be
able to:
1)
State what light dispersion
2)
Explain through examples how dispersion
of light occurs
|
Activities
|
1)
Explaining light dispersion
2)
Explaining example of light dispersion
3)
Discussion between teacher and students
about rainbow
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science’s Text book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
Students were excited after teacher
demonstrating formation of rainbow by using prism. Teacher noticed that
students in this class were more comfortable copying notes rather than listen
to teacher explanation. However, teacher did explain to the students.
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Class
|
4K9
|
Day
|
Tuesday
|
Date
|
24/09/2013
|
Time
|
11.30 am – 12.40 am
|
Learning Area
|
Light, Colour and Sight
|
Learning Objectives
|
1)
Synthesize the formation of images by
optical instruments
|
Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be
able to:
1)
Construct a pinhole camera
|
Activities
|
1) Experimenting on the formation of an image in a
pinhole camera
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
3)
Cooperation
4)
Discipline
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science’s Text book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
Teacher had to stop the experiment in order
to prevent the unexpected incident occurred as some of the students kept
playing with the candle and not doing the experiment. Lesson than continue
for the light dispersion. Teaching this group of students, teacher must have
high patience.
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Class
|
4K5
|
Day
|
Wednesday
|
Date
|
25/09/2013
|
Time
|
7.05 am – 8.15 am
|
Learning Area
|
Light, Colour and Sight
|
Learning Objectives
|
1)
Analyze light scattering
2)
Analyze the addition and subtraction of
coloured light
|
Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be
able to:
1)
State what light scattering
2)
Give examples of phenomenon related to
light scattering
3)
Explain through examples how scattering
of light occurs in natural phenomenon
4)
Identify primary and secondary colours
|
Activities
|
1) Explain light scattering and examples in natural
phenomenon
2) Discussion between students on questions in
Science Process Skills
3) Discussion between teacher and students on
primary and secondary colours.
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
3)
Cooperation
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science’s Text book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
Most of students understand lesson when
teacher relate it with natural phenomenon. Activity that used, colour light
box increase students interested.
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Class
|
4K9
|
Day
|
Wednesday
|
Date
|
25/09/2013
|
Time
|
9.45 am – 10.55 am
|
Learning Area
|
Light, Colour and Sight
|
Learning Objectives
|
1)
Analyze light scattering
2)
Analyze the addition and subtraction of
coloured light
|
Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be
able to:
1)
State what light scattering
2)
Give examples of phenomenon related to
light scattering
3)
Explain through examples how scattering
of light occurs in natural phenomenon
4)
Identify primary and secondary colours
|
Activities
|
1)
Explain light scattering and examples in
natural phenomenon
2)
Discussion between teacher and students
on questions in Science Process Skills
3) Teacher explains on primary and secondary
colours.
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science’s Text book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
Students were explained as teacher could so
that they could understand. Students could identify on their own colour form
for secondary colour.
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Class
|
4K2
|
Day
|
Wednesday
|
Date
|
25/09/2013
|
Time
|
12.05 pm – 12.40 am
|
Learning Area
|
Light, Colour and Sight
|
Learning Objectives
|
1)
Analyze light scattering
|
Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be
able to:
1)
State what light scattering
2)
Give examples of phenomenon related to
|
3)
light scattering
4)
Explain through examples how scattering
of light occurs in natural phenomenon
|
|
Activities
|
1)
Explain light scattering and examples in
natural phenomenon
2)
Discussion between students on questions
in Science Process Skills
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
3)
Cooperation
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science’s Text book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
Most of students understand the lesson.
Some of students also did asked questions to teacher in order to strengthen
their understanding.
|
Thursday
Subject
|
Science
|
Class
|
4K10
|
Day
|
Thursday
|
Date
|
26/09/2013
|
Time
|
7.05 am – 8.15 am
|
Learning Area
|
Light, Colour and Sight
|
Learning Objectives
|
1)
Analyse light scattering
2)
Analyse the addition and subtraction of
coloured light
|
Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be
able to:
1)
State what light scattering
2)
Give examples of phenomena related to
light scattering
3)
Explain through example how scattering of
light occurs in natural phenomena
4)
Identify primary and secondary colours
|
Activities
|
1)
Explaining what light scattering and its
example in natural phenomena
2)
Conduct an activity to identify secondary
colours from the addition of primary colours
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science’s Text book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
Lesson was done as simple as teacher could
to make students understand. Teacher had done an activity to make students
more interest and understand the formation of secondary colours.
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Class
|
4K5
|
Day
|
Thursday
|
Date
|
26/09/2013
|
Time
|
8.15 am – 9.25 am
|
Learning Area
|
Light, Colour and Sight
|
Learning Objectives
|
1)
Analyze the addition and subtraction of
coloured light
2)
Applying the principle of subtraction of
coloured light by objects
|
Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be
able to:
1)
Explain the subtraction of colours by
coloured filters
2)
Explain subtraction of coloured lights by
coloured objects
3)
Explain the appearance of coloured
objects under white light
|
Activities
|
1) Explaining the subtraction of colours by
coloured filters
2) Construct an activity to observe the effect of
light subtraction
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
3)
Cooperation
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science’s Text book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
Students were more understood when they
identify on their own in colour from subtraction of colours. Their knowledge
reinforce by teacher randomly asked questions.
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Class
|
4K9
|
Day
|
Thursday
|
Date
|
26/09/2013
|
Time
|
10.55 am – 11.30 am
|
Learning Area
|
Light, Colour and Sight
|
Learning Objectives
|
1)
Analyze the addition and subtraction of
coloured light
|
Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be
able to:
1)
Explain the subtraction of colours by
coloured filters
|
2)
Explain subtraction of coloured lights by
coloured objects
|
|
Activities
|
1)
Explaining the subtraction of colours by
coloured filters
2)
Construct an activity to observe the
effect of light subtraction
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science’s Text book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
From teacher demonstration, students
understand the subtraction of light. Students could answer when teacher asked
questions related to the lesson.
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Class
|
4K2
|
Day
|
Friday
|
Date
|
27/09/2013
|
Time
|
8.15 am – 9.25 am
|
Learning Area
|
Light, Colour and Sight
|
Learning Objectives
|
1)
Analyze the addition and subtraction of
coloured light
2)
Applying the principle of subtraction of
coloured light by objects
|
Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be
able to:
1)
Identify primary and secondary colours
2)
Explain the subtraction of colours by
coloured filters
3)
Explain subtraction of coloured lights by
coloured objects
4)
Explain the appearance of coloured
objects under white light
|
Activities
|
1) Explaining primary and secondary colours
2) Constructing an activity to identify secondary
colours from the addition of primary colours
3) Explaining subtraction of colurs
4) Constructing and activity to observe the effect
of light subtraction
5) Discussion between teacher and students on
appearance of coloured objects under white light
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
3)
Cooperation
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science’s Text book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
By doing activities during lesson, students
gain more understanding. Students also give well respond during the
discussion.
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Class
|
5K4
|
Day
|
Friday
|
Date
|
27/09/2013
|
Time
|
10.40 am – 11.40 am
|
Learning Area
|
Synthetic Materials in Industry
|
Learning Objectives
|
1)
Understand synthetic polymers
|
Learning Outcomes
|
In the end of the lesson, students can be able to:
1)
List synthetic polymers
2)
State uses of synthetic polymers
3)
Describe process of making synthetic
polymers
4)
Relate the general characteristics of
synthetic polymers and its uses
5)
Compare and contrast synthetic rubber
with natural rubber
|
Activities
|
1)
Explaining about synthetic polymers
2)
Refresh students idea about process of
making polymers
3)
Generate students ideas on characteristics
of synthetic rubber based by giving example of it in daily life
4)
Discussion between teacher and students
on comparison between synthetic polymers and natural rubber
|
Noble Value
|
1)
Systematic
2)
Punctuality
|
Teaching Aids
|
Science Text Book, Science Process Skills
|
Reflection
|
Most of students able to understand topic taught. Students could
give the characteristics of synthetic polymers by example of it that explained
by the teacher.
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