Wednesday, June 8, 2011

LP Week 24

Date 13.06.2011 (Monday)
Time 7.05am - 8.15am
Class 4MPV
Subject Science
Theme
Matter in nature
Learning area Matter and substance
Learning objective 1.5 Understanding the properties and uses of metals and non-metals
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. list examples of metals and non-metals
  2. list of properties of metals and non-metals
  3. list the uses of metals in daily life
Activities
  1. Discussion activity which is students need to identify objects in the lab which are made of metals and non-metals
Teaching aids Science's textbook, Science Process Skills Book and handouts
Noble values Students being diligent and persevering.
Reflection Students completed their work even some of them still in holiday mood.

Date 13.06.2011 (Monday)
Time 8.50am - 9.25am
Class 5S2
Subject Physics
Learning area Electromagnetism
Learning objective 3.4 Analysing transformer
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. describe the structure and the operating principle of a simple transformer
  2. compare and contrast a step-up transformer and a step-down transformer
Activities
  1. Students use handouts given and study the structure and the operating principle of the transformer
Teaching aids Physics's textbook and handouts
Noble values Students being diligent and persevering.
Reflection 70% of students keep focusing during the lesson. Only several of them have to highlight and keep remind them to give full attention during teachers explanation about the concept.

Date 13.06.2011 (Monday)
Time 10.55am - 11.30am
Class 4K2
Subject Science
Theme
Matter in nature
Learning area Matter and substance
Learning objective 1.5 Understanding the properties and uses of metals and non-metals
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. list examples of metals and non-metals
  2. list of properties of metals and non-metals
  3. list the uses of metals in daily life
Activities
  1. Discussion activity which is students need to identify objects in the lab which are made of metals and non-metals
Teaching aids Science's textbook, Science Process Skills Book and handouts
Noble values Students being diligent and persevering.
Reflection Students completed their work on time.





Date 13.06.2011 ( Monday)
Time 12.05pm - 12.40pm
Class 4K8
Subject Science
Theme
Matter in nature
Learning area Matter and substance
Learning objective 1.4 Understanding the classification of elements in the Periodic Table
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. describe the arrangement of elements in the Periodic Table
  2. describe what is meant groups and periods in the Periodic Table
Activities
  1. Thinking and discussion activity in workbook
Teaching aids Science's textbook, Science Process Skills Book and handouts
Noble values Students being diligent and persevering.
Reflection Only 12 of them in class. The lesson still going as planned even the teacher have to explain more than twice to them.


Date 14.06.2011 (Tuesday)
Time 7.05am - 8.15am
Class 4K8
Subject Science
Theme
Matter in nature
Learning area Matter and substance
Learning objective 1.4 Understanding the classification of elements in the Periodic Table
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. identify the locations of metals, non-metals and semimetals in the Periodic Table
  2. state the importance of the Periodic Table
Activities
  1. Students identify by colouring the table according to the types of metals.
Teaching aids Science's textbook, Science Process Skills Book and handouts
Noble values Students being diligent and persevering.
Reflection 60% of them completed the task by guiding from teacher. Overall, only 5 numbers of them look interested to learn science.

Date 14.06.2011 (Tuesday)
Time 9.45am- 10.55am
Class 4K5
Subject Science
Theme
Matter in nature
Learning area Matter and substance
Learning objective 1.5 Understanding the properties of substances based on the particles present in them
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. describe what atoms, molecules and ions are
  2. identify the particles in substances as atoms, molecules and ions
  3. state the examples of substances made of atoms, molecules and ions
Activities
  1. viewing the simulations to study the following learning outcomes.
Teaching aids Science's textbook, Science Process Skills Book, CD's courseware and handouts
Noble values Students being diligent and persevering.
Reflection Students completed the task given.


Date 14.06.2011 (Tuesday)
Time 11.30am - 12.40am
Class 5S2
Subject Physics
Learning area Electromagnetism
Learning objective 3.4 Analysing transformer
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. state that Vp / Vs = Np / Ns for an ideal transformer
  2. state that VpIp = VsIs
  3. describe the energy losses in a transformer
  4. describe ways to improve the efficiency of a transformer
  5. solve problems involving transformers
Activities
  1. Students use handouts given and discussing the relationship between output and input power in an ideal transformer
Teaching aids Physics's textbook and handouts
Noble values Students being diligent and persevering.
Reflection 70% of them focus and give feedback during Q&A session. Several number of them said this chapter quite tough and need to explain and discuss again and again.

Date 15.06.2011 (Wednesday)
Time 7.05am - 8.15am
Class 4K2
Subject Science
Theme
Matter in nature
Learning area Matter and substance
Learning objective 1.5 Understanding the properties and uses of metals and non-metals
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. compare and contrast metals and non-metals based on their physical properties
Activities
  1. Discussion activity which is students need to compare and contrast the properties of things made of metal and non-metals.
Teaching aids Science's textbook, Science Process Skills Book and handouts
Noble values Students being diligent and persevering.
Reflection 80% of students involved during discussion.


Date 15.06.2011 (Wednesday)
Time 8.15am - 9.25am
Class 5S2
Subject Physics
Learning area Electromagnetism
Learning objective 3.4 Analysing transformer
Learning outcomes A student is able to solve the problem in paper 2
Activities
  1. Discussion
  2. Students do correction of the answer in paper 2
Teaching aids Physics's textbook and Paper 2
Noble values Students daring to try.
Reflection 80% of students involved the discussion. They understand how to solve the problem. But some of them need to explain in small group.


Date 15.06.2011 (Wednesday)
Time 12.05pm - 12.40pm
Class 4MPV
Subject Science
Theme
Matter in nature
Learning area Matter and substance
Learning objective 1.5 Understanding the properties and uses of metals and non-metals
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. compare and contrast metals and non-metals based on their physical properties
Activities
  1. Discussion activity which is students need to compare and contrast the properties of things made of metal and non-metals.
Teaching aids Science's textbook, Science Process Skills Book and handouts
Noble values Students being diligent and persevering.
Reflection All students involved during discussion.


Date 16.06.2011 (Thursday)
Time 7.05am - 8.15am
Class 4K2
Subject Science
Theme
Matter in nature
Learning area Matter and substance
Learning objective 1.5 Understanding the properties and uses of metals and non-metals
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. relate the physical properties of substances made up of atoms, molecules and ions to arrangement of particles and the forces of attraction between them
Activities
  1. Students carry out an experiments to study the boiling point of distilled water
Teaching aids Science's textbook and Science Process Skills Book.
Noble values Students being accurate and validating data.
Reflection All students shows the interest and effort to complete the task.


Date 16.06.2011 (Thursday)
Time 8.15am - 9.25am
Class 4MPV
Subject Science
Theme
Matter in nature
Learning area Matter and substance
Learning objective 1.5 Understanding the properties and uses of metals and non-metals
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. relate the physical properties of substances made up of atoms, molecules and ions to arrangement of particles and the forces of attraction between them
Activities
  1. Students carry out an experiments to study the boiling point of distilled water
Teaching aids Science's textbook and Science Process Skills Book.
Noble values Students being accurate and validating data.
Reflection All students look very exciting and working out in group to completed the task.


Date 16.06.2011 (Thursday)
Time 10.20am - 11.30am
Class 4K5
Subject Science
Theme
Matter in nature
Learning area Matter and substance
Learning objective 1.5 Understanding the properties and uses of metals and non-metals
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. relate the physical properties of substances made up of atoms, molecules and ions to arrangement of particles and the forces of attraction between them
Activities
  1. Students carry out an experiments to study the boiling point of distilled water
Teaching aids Science's textbook and Science Process Skills Book.
Noble values Students being accurate and validating data.
Reflection The experiment will be postpone on next day. Today only discussion activities as preparing the experiment.


Date 17.06.2011 (Friday)
Time 7.05am - 8.15am
Class 4K8
Subject Science
Theme
Matter in nature
Learning area Matter and substance
Learning objective 1.5 Understanding the properties and uses of metals and non-metals
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. relate the physical properties of substances made up of atoms, molecules and ions to arrangement of particles and the forces of attraction between them
Activities
  1. Students carry out experiment to study the bolling point of distilled water
Teaching aids Science's textbook and Science Process Skills Book.
Noble values Students being accurate and validating data.
Reflection In the beginning of lesson, some of them have to force to stay in group. Teacher took 15 minutes to ensure all the students ready for experiment. At the end, the completed the investigation on time.


Date 17.06.2011 (Friday)
Time 10.40am - 11.40am
Class 4K5
Subject Science
Theme
Matter in nature
Learning area Matter and substance
Learning objective 1.5 Understanding the properties and uses of metals and non-metals
Learning outcomes A student is able to
  1. relate the physical properties of substances made up of atoms, molecules and ions to arrangement of particles and the forces of attraction between them
Activities
  1. Students discuss and completed the lab report.
Teaching aids Science's textbook and Science Process Skills Book.
Noble values Students being accurate and validating data.
Reflection All students exciting working in group to do the investigation. They also daring to try and curious to know how to do it and how to fill the results in table.

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