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UNIT
FAMILY CIRCLE
Theme: People
Skills: READING
LO 2.2 g (ix) Understanding meaning of words and a wider range of vocabulary by:
using contextual clues
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Read aloud a variety of text genres with good pronunciation and intonation, obtain information by filling in the blanks adequately, using
contextual clues adequately, find meanings of unfamiliar words from a variety of sources.
Fill in the blanks with the given words. Then rearrange them into paragraphs to form a story.
quicklyburningeasytastyfastbadlybusysmall
cleanhotrice cookerhomeflowersliving roomgladly
Suddenly the
telephone rang. She went to the
to answer it. It was her
.
friend, Salwa. Salwa asked her for a favour. She wanted Mrs Tan to arrange some
agreed to do so and they
She knew Mrs Tan had worked for a florist before. Mrs Tan
kept on talking for another five minutes.
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UNIT
FAMILY CIRCLE
Theme: People
Skills: WRITING
LO 1.1 b (ix) Writing simple letters to friends and family members observing correct format with salutation and ending
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Write a text expressing ones opinions with a fair amount of sentence patterns, writing conventions, vocabulary and creativity
Your mother wants to write a letter to your brother studying in London. He just went there two weeks
ago. Help her to write. She also wants to give advice to him so that he will not be influenced by negative
things there. You may use the notes given. Write using the correct format.
able to adjust to your new surroundings be careful not influenced by negative attitude
study hard make us proud of your achievement return home after youve graduated we
plan to go there in May
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UNIT
FAMILY CIRCLE
Theme: People
Skills: WRITING
LO 1.1 b (ix) Writing simple letters to friends and family members observing correct format with salutation and ending
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Write a text expressing ones opinions with a fair amount of sentence patterns, writing conventions, vocabulary and creativity
Your brother wants to write a reply to your mother. Help him to write using the correct format. You may
use the notes given.
thanks for the letter miss the food miss everyone do not worry Malaysians take
care of each other still adapting to the environment glad coming here will take
around London
37 Leinster Square
Bayswater
London W2 4NQ
28th March 201_.
Dearest Mom,
Your loving son,
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UNIT
CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
Theme: People
Skills: WRITING
LO 1.2 a (ix) Writing simple invitations
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Express some ideas in simple sentences, using basic vocabulary with very minimal use of writing conventions
Razif and his family are going to have a house-warming party at their new house. He invites you and
your family. Match the sentence parts in A with the phrases in B to help Razif prepare the invitation.
I hope you
We have moved
My house is at
Dear
Razif
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UNIT
CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
Theme: People
Skills: WRITING
LO 2.3 c (viii) Apply process writing skills by:
c. writing paragraphs with a clear focus
BAND
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Write a simple text expressing ones opinions using simple sentence patterns with sufficient use of writing conventions and vocabulary
Write about each of these girls based on the information provided. Use third person singular pronouns.
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UNIT
LIVE SMART
Theme: Health
Skills: READING
LO 2.2 a (viii) Reading and understanding non-linear texts using simple diagrams and tables
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Read aloud a variety of text genres with good pronunciation and intonation, obtain information by filling in the blanks adequately, using
contextual clues adequately, find meanings of unfamiliar words from a variety of sources.
Read the information given and complete the blanks with suitable words.
Foods rich in
calcium
(d)
(b)
(e)
(c)
2. Babies and young children need
3. Vegetables that are rich in calcium are the ones which are
4. Some types of cheese contain both
and
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in colour.
.
in cooking.
yoghurt that offers most calcium and
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UNIT
LIVE SMART
Theme: Health
Skills: READING
LO 2.2 b (i) Telling what the text is about
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Read a variety of texts to obtain information by filling in the blanks accurately, find meanings of unfamiliar words from a variety of
sources and using contextual clues competently, correctly identify main ideas, supporting details, and cause and effect relationships,
and accurately summarise texts.
Read the article below carefully and then complete the chart.
Your body is a powerful machine. It is capable of doing all sorts of things by itself. But one thing it
cannot do is make vitamins. Your body however is able to get the vitamins it needs from the foods you eat
because different foods contain different vitamins. The key is to eat different foods to get an assortment of
vitamins.
Vitamin A plays a really big part in eyesight. It is great for night vision. Vitamin A helps you see in
colour, too, from the brightest yellow to the darkest purple. In addition, it helps you grow properly and aids
in healthy skin.
There is more than one B vitamin. The B vitamins are important in metabolic which means that they
help make energy and set it free when your body needs it. This group of vitamins is also involved in making
red blood cells, which carry oxygen throughout your body. Every part of your body needs oxygen to work
properly, so these B vitamins have a really important job.
Vitamin C is important for keeping body tissues, such as gums and muscles in good shape. This vitamin
is also important if you get a cut or wound because it helps you heal. Vitamin C also helps your body resist
infection. This means that even though you cannot always avoid getting sick, vitamin C makes it a little
harder for your body to become infected with an illness.
You need vitamin D in order to have strong bones. It is also great for forming strong teeth. Vitamin
D even lends a hand to an important mineral which is calcium. It helps your body absorb the amount of
calcium it needs.
The Importance of Vitamins
Vitamin A
i. Great for night
vision
ii.
iii.
Vitamin B
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
v.
vii.
x.
vi.
viii.
xi.
ix.
xii.
iv.
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UNIT
LIVE SMART
Theme: Health
Skills: WRITING
LO 2.3 c (f) Writing the final draft.
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Produce a creative and interesting piece of writing expressing ones opinions and thoughts creatively using a good variety of sentence
patterns, writing conventions and an excellent range of vocabulary.
Based on the pictures and notes below, write an essay on healthy eating.
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UNIT
Skills: READING
LO 2.2 g (ix) Understanding meaning of words and a wider range of vocabulary by:
using contextual clues
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Read a variety of texts to obtain information by filling in the blanks adequately, sufficiently find meanings of unfamiliar words from a
variety of sources and using contextual clues, correctly identifying main ideas, supporting details, and cause and effect relationships.
Read the newspaper report and fill in the blanks with suitable words or phrases.
(2)
on a (4)
fast. They miscalculated their action when two
(6)
(8)
by the (9)
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UNIT
SCHOOL DAYS
Skills: READING
LO 2.2 d (viii) Reading and understanding non-linear texts using simple diagrams and tables
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Read a variety of texts to obtain information by filling in the blanks adequately, sufficiently find meanings of unfamiliar words from a
variety of sources and using contextual clues, correctly identifying main ideas, supporting details, and cause and effect relationships.
Study the pie chart below carefully and answer the following questions.
How Form 1 Pupils of SMK Seri Garing spent their school holidays
15%
Internet
20%
Internet
40%
Doing
homework
and revision
20%
Helping mum
and dad clean the
house and do
laundry
15%
10%
Window Picnics
shopping and
visits
40%
Doing
homework
and revision
25%
Playing
outdoor
games
10%
5%
Picnics
and visits
Girls
.
.
5. 10% of the boys time was spent on washing the car and
garden.
in the
6. From the charts, we know that both the boys and girls spent most of their holiday
.
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UNIT
SCHOOL DAYS
Skills: WRITING
LO 1.1 b (ix) Writing simple letters to friends and family members observing correct format with salutation and ending
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Write a simple text expressing ones opinions using simple sentence patterns with sufficient use of writing conventions and vocabulary
Wirda scored 5As in her UPSR and went to a boarding school. She had to stay in a hostel. Help Wirda to
write a letter to one of her friends in another boarding school. You may use the notes given.
Dorm 2A1,
Blok Cendana,
MRSM Lenggong,
33400 Lenggong, Perak.
12th Feb 201_
Dear Lili,
adapting well to your new school. how is new school? time really flies still adjusting to
my new school and hostel life switch off the light by 11.30 p.m. hostel rules tell you about
my school eight girls in my dormitory my classmate and also my dorm mate. disciplined
to survive come from Perak, Kedah, Penang and Selangor prefects will check each dorm
only 24 students in my class from all over Malaysia talkative quiet no problem in doing
group work cooperate in doing our work decorate the class teachers are friendly and
helpful meet them if do not understand I am looking forward to hear from you soon I
think I shall stop writing have some homework to do tell me about your new school
Your friend,
Wirda
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UNIT
MAKING CHOICES
Theme: Values
Skills: READING
LO 2.2 d (viii) Reading and understanding non-linear texts using simple diagrams and tables
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Read a variety of texts to obtain information by filling in the blanks adequately, sufficiently find meanings of unfamiliar words from a
variety of sources and using contextual clues, correctly identifying main ideas, supporting details, and cause and effect relationships.
This is Ninas daily expenses for a week. Study these daily expenses and complete the blanks.
Day/Date
Mon
1 Apr
Particulars / expenses
Amount
Fuel
RM 30.00
RM 7.50
Photostat cost
RM 5.00
RM 6.70
Drinks
Tue
2 Apr
Thu
4 Apr
Fri
5 Apr
RM 3.60
Phone bill
RM 45.00
Food (dinner)
Sat
6 Apr
RM 5.00
Day/Date
RM 112.00
Food
RM 18.80
Books
RM 35.00
Sun
7 Apr
Particulars / expenses
Amount
Clinic
RM 28.00
Yoghurt drinks
RM 8.60
RM 8.70
Curry puffs
RM 2.00
Lunch
RM 12.00
RM 55.00
Fuel
RM 30.00
Movie
RM 36.00
Fruits
RM 15.00
Fried chicken
RM 12.00
Nina is a college student in Penang. She rents a house together with her college mates and pays
(1)
for the house rent. The girls also collect RM 12.00 for (2)
bills. The college is quite far so Nina drives a car. She needs about (3)
week. Nina does not cook. She buys food for lunch and dinner. Sometimes she just makes sandwiches
using (4)
and (5)
on (8)
to watch a (9)
and (12)
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. From her
UNIT
PROUD TO BE MALAYSIAN
Theme: Values
Skills: READING
LO 2.2 g (iv) Using the dictionary to find the meaning of unfamiliar words
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Read aloud familiar texts with good pronunciation and intonation, obtain information by filling in the blanks adequately, find meanings
of unfamiliar words from a variety of sources (eg: dictionary, thesaurus).
Read and understand the following passage. Then answer the questions.
Malaysians celebrate its Independence Day on 31st August every year. It is a day to
commemorate the time when the Federation of Malaya, before it is changed to Malaysia, was
officially free from the British. It is a public holiday for the nation so the citizens can take
this opportunity to go to Dataran Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur. This is where the celebration
usually takes place. People can also watch the celebration on television as there is a live
telecast of the programme.
The celebration usually kicks off after the arrival of the Yang Dipertuan Agong and Raja
Permaisuri Agong. Other dignitaries include the Prime Minister, his wife and other cabinet
Ministers. There are many different segments of the parades which involve the participation
of a number of people. The participants are from all walks of the countrys multiethnic society
including school children, teachers, soldiers, government and private sector employees,
sports personalities and even artistes. Normally they gather there early in the morning
to prepare for the annual occasion. There are also beautiful floats, usually decorated with
colourful flowers.
There is a massive crowd lining on both sides of the road where the parades pass by.
They applaud and wave to the participants as to show their support. The participants of
the parades symbolise the strong unity and harmony of the country. It is indeed a grand
celebration to mark the day.
B Based on the passage in A, choose the meaning of the following words and write in the table
provided.
be memorial to something
vehicles in a parade
WORDS
1
commemorate
independence
dignitaries
floats
multiethnic
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freedom
various groups
MEANINGS
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UNIT
PROUD TO BE MALAYSIAN
Theme: Values
Skills: READING
LO 2.2 d (iii) Following sequence of ideas in simple texts
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Read a variety of texts to obtain information by filling in the blanks adequately, sufficiently find meanings of unfamiliar words from a
variety of sources and using contextual clues, correctly identifying main ideas, supporting details, and cause and effect relationships.
3. How much would a family of three pay for a holiday at Cameron Highlands?
HOTS
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UNIT
Skills: WRITING
LO 1.1 a (viii) Writing short messages to friends (such as birthday wishes, bits of news, etc.) to keep the friendship alive
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Produce a creative and interesting piece of writing expressing ones opinions and thoughts creatively using a good variety of sentence
patterns, writing conventions and an excellent range of vocabulary.
You came across the following particulars of pen friends in the International Penpal website. Choose a
pen friend and write an e-mail using the notes below.
INTERNATIONAL PENPAL
Get Connected
Kashif Mehmood
Male, 13
Pakistan
kashif@gmail.com
Hobbies: painting, collecting coins
Games: basketball, ping pong
Sophie Marceau
Female, 13
France
sophie@gmail.com
Hobbies: reading, watching television
Games: badminton, hockey
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UNIT
Theme: Environment
Skills: READING
LO 2.2 g (ix) Understanding meaning of words and a wider range of vocabulary by:
using contextual clues
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Read a variety of texts to obtain information by filling in the blanks adequately, sufficiently find meanings of unfamiliar words from
a variety of sources and using contextual clues, competently, correctly identify main ideas, supporting details, and cause and effect
relationships.
Study the parts of a bicycle. Then, complete the passage with suitable words.
We need to learn how to ride a bicycle because a bicycle has only two (1)
to be changed or repaired. The bicycle will not be in good working condition. It will be dangerous too. A
bicycle will not move if the (9)
is derailed.
any fuel. Thus, air pollution can be reduced and this helps to protect the (12)
brake
seat
handles
reflector
spokes
wheel
chain
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pedal
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UNIT
Theme: Environment
Skills: READING
LO 2.2 a (i) Telling what the text is about
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Read a variety of texts to obtain information by filling in the blanks adequately, sufficiently find meanings of unfamiliar words from a
variety of sources and using contextual clues, correctly identifying main ideas, supporting details, and cause and effect relationships.
Read the article below carefully and answer the following questions.
School gardens can provide an environment in which students can learn to work with
each other and in groups. Maintaining a school garden helps students to be more responsible
and knowledgeable.
Before starting a garden, a garden committee must be formed. The committee members
will be responsible for the garden work, finding funds to support the garden, scheduling
activities, researching and distributing information. This will enable students to learn to
cooperate with each other like the saying goes many hands make light work. Do not forget to
consult your school gardener when you have any doubts.
Next is the big task of finding a suitable spot for your school garden. Your garden site
should be in an area that receives plenty of sunlight. It must have good drainage so it should
be in close proximity to water. The site should be easily accessible to students, volunteers, and
teachers. Start small because maintaining a large garden will use up all of your time and
energy. Thus it is advisable to select a relatively small area.
Now, you have to decide what you want to plant in your garden. Do you want
to plant only flowers? If so what kind of flowers do you want to choose? Plant flowers
that are easy to grow and easy to take care. These plants should be ones that flower
throughout the year. It will be a good idea to have a plot for vegetables as well.
1. When you want to start a school garden, the first thing you must do is
2. The expression many hands make light work means when everyone gets involved in something,
.
3. The criteria of a good garden are:
(a)
(b)
(c)
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UNIT
Theme: Environment
Skills: WRITING
LO 2.2 a (iv) Finding more details in simple texts.
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Write a few simple sentences but lack accuracy.
Air Pollution
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UNIT
Theme: Environment
Skills: WRITING
LO 2.3 a (viii) Apply process writing skills by:
c. writing paragraphs with a clear focus
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Write a text expressing ones opinions with a fair amount of sentence patterns, writing conventions, vocabulary and creativity.
Mimi and Vanessa would like to start growing some vegetables as their new hobby. Use the notes given
to complete their conversation. You may add your own ideas.
okra grow easily like to eat
big pots soil seeds
Mimi
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Vanessa
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UNIT
10
MY BROTHERS KEEPER
Theme: Values
Skills: READING
LO 2.2 c (iii) Following sequence of ideas in simple texts
BAND
DESCRIPTOR
Read a variety of texts to obtain information by filling in the blanks adequately, sufficiently find meanings of unfamiliar words from a
variety of sources and using contextual clues, correctly identifying main ideas, supporting details, and cause and effect relationships.
Read the passage and complete the details about Zhang Dao.
Zhang Dao was almost ten years old in 2001 when her mother left her and her paralysed
father. Living in poverty while taking care of her husband had taken a toll on her mother. She
had nothing. She just could not take it anymore. Hence, Zhang Dao who was left with her father
took over the heavy responsibility to take care of the family.
She coped with all the house chores and dealt with her fathers needs before walking to
school. On her way, she collected leaves and shoots to be eaten so she would not feel hungry. She
did not want to quit school as she wanted to study. After school, she worked to earn some money
that enabled her to buy food, medicine for her father and books.
Obviously, Zhang Dao was an intelligent girl and strong physically and mentally. Despite
all the difficulties and hard work, she managed to survive. Without her knowledge, her effort
and sacrifices for her father was noticed by the authority in the province of Nanqing, where she
lived. In January 2005, Zhang Dao was one of the recipients of the Inspirational Individual award.
It was a touching moment when she was asked what she wanted as a present. Zhang Dao only
wished for her mother to come back.
At fifteen, after five years without her mother, Zhang Dao still has a heart to forgive what her
mother had done to her. Instead of hatred, she still yearned for her mothers love and had chosen
it over money or other material things offered to her.
1. Age (2001)
2. Lived at
3. What had happened?
4. Fathers condition
5. Some difficulties faced
6. Recognition
7. Years suffered
8. Her wish
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