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Pearson ZambiaPrimary Catalogue2020
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Cover Illustration by Tang Yau Hoong
We are delighted to introduce you to our 2020 Longman Zambia Primary Catalogue.
Longman Zambia offers you the widest choice of educational materials in Zambia!
Our Materials
Longman and Heinemann materials have been developed to meet all your new curriculum requirements. Our materials, in a range of subjects, include both Learner’s Books and Teacher’s Guides. These are specifically developed to make learning and teaching easy, enjoyable and meaningful for both learners and teachers.
Representatives’ visits
Our experienced and well-trained sales representatives will be visiting your school during the course of this year to show you sample copies of our wide range of titles.
Contact us
All relevant contact details are listed on the back cover of our catalogue. Please feel free to contact the Longman Zambia office should you have any queries.
Thank you for considering Longman products for use in your classroom.We wish you a happy and successful teaching year!Yours in education,
Mabvuto Zulu
General Manager
Longman ZambiaLongman Zambia, Plot No. 1281, Lungwebungu Road, Rhodespark, Lusaka, Zambia
Tel: +260 21 1251166 Cel: +260 979 251166 Fax: +260 21 1252485
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Longman Zambia – books that you can trust!
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ContentsLongman Grades 1–4 1
Longman Grade 1 3Longman Grade 2 4Longman Grade 3 5Longman Grade 4 6
English 8Expressive Arts 10Home Economics 12IciBemba 14Integrated Science 16Mathematics 18Social Studies 20Technology Studies 22
24Longman Primary Atlas for Zambia
25Longman Target Study Guides
8Longman Grades 5–7
26Dictionaries
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The course includes Teacher’s Guides that off er teaching guidelines and answers to all activities in the Learner’s Books.
LONGMAN
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Longman Grades 1–4 off ers:• Full compliance with the knowledge, skills and values of the new
curriculum.
• Full coverage of all outcomes, as specifi ed in the curriculum.
• Assessment activities at the end of each unit.
• Innovative and learner-centred content.
• Content presented in clear and simple English, at the level of the learner.
• Colourful illustrations and photographs.
• A variety of activities to support skills development, application of knowledge and to reinforce learning.
Available in ENGLISH, CINYANJA,
CHITONGA & ICIBEMBA
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Subjects covered in Grade 1: Mathematics, Creative and Technology Studies, Integrated Science, and Social Studies.
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Longman Zambia Grade 2
Subjects covered in Grade 2: Mathematics, Creative and Technology Studies, Integrated Science, Social Studies, and English.
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MathematicsIntegrated
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StudiesCreative and
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Subjects covered in Grade 4: Mathematics, Creative and Technology Studies, Integrated Science, Social Studies and English.
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Look inside the book!
English Grade 4 Teacher’s Guide
Chitonga Grade 4 Learner’s BookEnglish Grade 4 Learner’s Book
Intendekelo ix
Kafundisha afwile ukusala umusango uusuma uwa kweseshamo no kulanga bwinobwino kubasambi umusango wakweshiwilamo.
Cila isambililo muli cimo citabo cakwa kafundisha cilapeela ubwafwilisho nangu icilangililo:
Umutwe 1: Kaala (Icitabo ca Musambi amabula 21–22)
Inshita: Amasambililo 2 x ba mineti 30
A. I�letumbuka mwisambililo
• Sanga ama sekondali kaala
B. Amano, sikiilu na valyu
• Sekondali kaala (olenji, katapa-katapa, vaoleti)
C. Amashiwi
ukupanga, ilyashi lya kwelenganya, kileyoni, insalu, ama pulaimali kaala,
D. Ifyakubomfya
amapepa yalelanga amapulaimale kaala na masekondali kaala
E. Ifyakubomfya pa kufunda
1. Ukutendekela ca pamo• Ita abasambi kwikona lya kusambilila.• Langisha abasambi ama pepala ya makaala ayapusana. Bepushe ukusanga
amapepala yapusana.
F. Amabumba ya kubombelamo
Isambililo lyabashalile• Abasambi bambi kuti basanga ubwafya ukumona iya kashika, iya katapa-katapa,
bulu. Abo abasambi kuti bakwata ubwafya bwakwishiba amakaala, fwaya inshila yakwafwilisha abo basambi. Kuti ca afwilisha aba basambi ukwikala mupepi na iwindo apali ulubuto. Kuti waipusha abasambi ukwafwilishako abanabo mu kutekanya na ukubapela inshita ukumona amakaala.
Isambililo lyakulundapo• Abasambi abali na ubwafya bwakwibukisha ama pulaimale kaala aya
sankanishiwa ukupanga ama sekondali kaala kuti bapanga tumakadi twakuloshako.
G. Amesho ya kutwalilila
• Esha abasambi ukumona ifyo bomfwile pama pulaimale kaala na masekondale kaala na pakusunkanya amapulaimale kaala ukupanga amasekondale kaala, katapa-katapa, olenji, vaoleti.
Ukulinganya kuli silabasi ifilefuma mucipande
Ukufunda pa shinta intali iya cingililwa
Amashiwi aya pya
Ifyakubo fya kafundisha
Umusango wakufundila mo mukubombela pamona ba NBTL polongalamu
Incito shaba basambi aba shalila mu levo 1 (kaala wakashika)
Umulimo wa pa mbali mu levo 4 (kaala wa olenji)
Ifyakukonka ifya londolo ka kuli balya abashacita
Umulimo uwayaana uwa levo 1 (yelo) na 3 (gilidi)
Ukwesha kwakutwalilila 20% nefyakuko uka pakupoka data
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Introduction ix
These methods of assessment may be presented in the form of portfolios, posters, newspaper articles, computer programs, tree diagrams, word webs, summaries, diaries, technical products, and so on. The teacher needs to select an appropriate method for the assessment, and then to make it clear to the pupils what the criteria for the assessment are.
Each lesson in this Teacher’s Guide offers the teacher the following assistance:
Unit 1: Colour (PB pages 20–21)
Time: 2 lessons x 30 minutes
A. Speci�c outcomes
• Identify secondary colours• Mix two primary colours to get a secondary colour
B. Knowledge, skills and values
• Secondary colours (orange, green, violet)• Mixing of colours• Appreciation of different colours
C. Vocabulary
secondary colours, mixing, primary colours, paint, imaginative composition, compose
D. Suggested resources
sheets of paper in primary and secondary colours, if possible, acetate in primary colours, paints in primary colours, brushes, paper
E. Suggested teaching methodology
1. Starting out together• Call the pupils to the teaching station.• Show the pupils the different coloured sheets of paper. Ask them to identify
the different colours.• Test their prior knowledge by asking them if they know which colours are
primary colours and which are secondary colours. They will learn more about this, and so it is not important if they do not yet know.
F. Ability groups
Remedial learning• Some pupils might struggle to fully see red, green or blue. These pupils might
suffer from a form of colour blindness. Try to assist these pupils as much as possible. It may help for them to work near the window, where the light is good. Ask other pupils to assist. Impress upon them to be gentle and patient.
Extension learning• Pupils who struggle to remember which primary colours combine to create
which secondary colours can create their own reference cards.
G. Continuous assessment
• Assess the pupils’ abilities to grasp the concepts of primary and secondary colours, and to mix primary colours to create the secondary colours, green, orange and violet.
Reference to syllabus-specific outcome
Life-long teaching ensured
New words introduced
Resources the teacher needs to acquire
Teaching methodology links with NBTL programme
Remedial activities for level 1 (red) ability pupils
Extension learning for level 4 (orange) ability pupils
Clear cross-reference with Pupil’s Book
Clear instructions to inexperienced and non-specialist teachers
Activities suitable for level 2 (yellow) and level 3 (green) ability pupils
Continuous Assessment forms 20% of the total mark; clear instructions on how to go about collecting the nedesary data
• Summary activities are also provided for more effective continuous assessment.
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Cibemba Grade 4 Teacher’s Guide
Longman Zambia Grade 4
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The course includes Teacher’s Guides that off er teaching guidelines and answers to all exercises and activities in the Learner’s Books.
English Grades 5–7Longman English off ers:• Full compliance with the knowledge, skills and values of the new curriculum.
• Full coverage of the outcomes for listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.
• Many exercises to reinforce learning of grammatical structures.
• A variety of reading and comprehension texts, including stories, poems and articles.
• Assessment activities at the end of each unit.
• Colourful illustrations and photographs.
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40 Unit 4 The sky
The sky UNIT
4At the end of this unit, you should be able to:
● read and understand a story ● understand poetry and recognise rhyming words ● agree or disagree about statements ● write titles for texts ● use proverbs and sayings ● � nd out information about a given topic ● change verbs from the past tense to the present tense ● use prepositions correctly ● choose the correct spelling for words ● read a calendar and use calendar words ● summarise information
Maubrey loves to look at the stars. He dreams of the faraway places that the stars reach.
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5Unit 1 Growing up
Interpret information in pictures
You have a life history. All the important things that have happened in your life, like going to school, moving house or going on a long journey are part of your life history. Here are pictures that show Sitali’s life history.
Sitali’s life history
2002
2008
2012
2005
2010
2014
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Learner’s Books
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Teacher’s Guides
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Longman English Grades 5–7
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The course includes Teacher’s Guides that off er teaching guidelines and answers to all exercises and activities in the Learner’s Books.
Expressive Arts Grades 5–7Longman Expressive Arts off ers:• Full compliance with the knowledge, skills and values of the new curriculum.
• Coverage of all outcomes as specifi ed in the curriculum.
• A variety of practical activities to support skills development and application of knowledge.
• Innovative and learner-centred content.
• Many exercises to reinforce learning.
• Content presented in clear and simple English, at the level of the learners.
• Assessment activities at the end of each unit.
• Colourful illustrations, diagrams and photographs.
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34 Unit 5 African music
African musicUNIT
5At the end of this unit, you should be able to:
● identify songs from your community which have the following:
● call and response ● repetition
● create dances to the traditional songs sung in your area ● play instruments that you have made ● compose a song about nutrition
Activity 1
� ink of some places and situations where you hear music. Make two lists.
● List A: Live music (when you see the people singing and playing instruments)
● List B: Recorded music (when the music is playing on the radio, or TV, or on something like a CD player).
SINGLE
Live music is when you can see people singing or playing instruments
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Unit 5 African music 35
Call and response
All over Africa, people sing using call and response. �is is very simple, but very e�ective. It allows many people to join in the song. �is is how it works:
● Call: one person sings a short line ● Response: one or more singers complete the line by singing
something di�erent.
�e response can follow the call or the two can overlap.
Activity 2
�ink of some call and response songs that you know and sing them in class. 1. Do the parts follow each other, or do they overlap? 2. How are they di�erent from one another?
Harmony
One way to make a song more interesting and more beautiful is to sing in harmony. To sing in harmony you need at least two people who will sing di�erent notes at the same time. For example: If one sings the note “doh”, and the other sings “mi”, we say that they are singing in harmony.
CLASS
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Longman Expressive Arts Grades 5–7
Teacher’s Guides
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Learner’s Books
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LONGMAN
The course includes Teacher’s Guides that off er teaching guidelines and answers to all exercises and activities in the Learner’s Books.
Home Economics Grades 5–7Longman Home Economics off ers:• Full compliance with the knowledge, skills and values of the new curriculum.
• Coverage of all outcomes as specifi ed in the curriculum.
• A variety of practical activities to support skills development and application of knowledge.
• Innovative and learner-centred content.
• Many exercises to reinforce learning.
• Content presented in clear and simple English, at the level of the learners.
• Assessment activities at the end of each unit.
• Colourful illustrations, diagrams and photographs.
4 Chapter 1 Food and nutrition
Food and nutritionCHAPTER
1When you have � nished this chapter, you will be able to:
● make improvised kitchen utensils ● grill and steam di� erent dishes ● prepare � our mixtures using baking powder ● decorate simple dishes.
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5Unit 1 Kitchen
Unit 1 Kitchen
Improvisation – make your own utensils
In Grade 5 and Grade 6, you got to know and use many items of kitchen equipment correctly and safely; equipment for measuring and equipment to prepare and cook food.
�is does not mean that you cannot prepare food if you do not have the correct utensil. You can improvise by using something else or you can improvise by making your own utensils.
CupsCondensed milk tins and smaller tins can be used as cups. Wrap wire that bends easily around the top and the bottom of the tins for a handle. �ey can be used for hot liquids.
Small plastic bottles. Cut the tops o� and use the bottom part for cold liquids.
Small yoghurt containers can be used for cold liquids.
Use a �le for metal or �ne sandpaper for plastic to smooth edges and make them safe to use.
Ladles and spoonsCalabashes can be used as ladles or spoons
A condensed milk tin A pilchards tin
A plastic bottle with the top cut off
A yoghurt container
A calabash is useful for a ladle or a spoon
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Teacher’s Guides
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Learner’s Books
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Longman Home Economics Grades 5–7
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LONGMAN
The course includes Teacher’s Guides that off er teaching guidelines and answers to all exercises and activities in the Learner’s Books.
IciBemba Grades 5–7Longman IciBemba off ers:• Full compliance with the knowledge, skills and values of the new curriculum.
• Full coverage of the outcomes for listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.
• Many exercises to reinforce learning of grammatical structures.
• A variety of reading and comprehension texts, including stories, poems and articles.
• Assessment activities at the end of each unit.
• Colourful illustrations and photographs.
50 Icipande 10
Isambililo 2 Ukumfwa na ukulanda
Ukusefya
A. Lolesha pa cikope. Lanshanyeeni pa�leecitika. Ulumbule: Incende, inshita na ubukankala bwa uku kusefya kuli pa cikope.
B. Londolola ukusefya waishiba ukucitwa mu ncende wikalamo. Lemba ubusaka.
Isambililo 3 Ukubelenga
Ukwilula i�lembelweA. Ili isambililo lili pa misalile ya lyaashi nangula ifyo uleefwaya
ukwishiba mu citabo. I�tabo �mo–�mo fyalikwata ibuula apaalembwa “i�li mukati”. Iii ibuula litantika mukwipifya imitwe ya�lembelwe mu citabo.
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51Icipande 10
Icilangililo 1Icipande 1 Page (Ibuula)Isambililo 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ukubelenga 3. Isambililo 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ukushimika 4.Isambililo 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IIembo 6.Isambililo 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ukulemba kalata 7.
Icilangililo 2Icipande 1 Page (Ibuula)Imfula 3. . . . . . . . . Ifyangalo 6.Ukusunga inama 5. . . . . . . . . Ifyuuni 7. Umucuushisha 8.
I�langililo 1 na 2 �leelanga ibuula apaakusanga ifyo uleefwaya ukwishiba.
Ifyakucita1. Belenga mu mutalalila icitabo icili coonse.2. Lemba i� mu cutabo coobe:
a) Ishina lya citabo _______________________________.b) Umulundu (umutwe) naatemwisha ________________.c) Ibuula __________
_______________ _______________.
d) Kalemba ________ _______________.
e) Umwaka ________ _______________.
f ) Akampani kaafumya icitabo: _______________ _______________.
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Learner’s Books
Longman IciBemba Grades 5–7
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Longman – I� tabo ifyo mwinga cetekela!Longman Icibemba Geledi 5 Cipela• Ukubela ukwapwililika mu mano, bukalapashi, na ubukumu ubwa
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LONGMAN
The course includes Teacher’s Guides that off er teaching guidelines and answers to all exercises and activities in the Learner’s Books.
Integrated Science Grades 5–7Longman Integrated Science off ers:• Full compliance with the knowledge, skills and values of the new curriculum.
• Coverage of all outcomes as specifi ed in the curriculum.
• A variety of practical activities to support skills development and application of knowledge.
• Innovative and learner-centred content.
• Many exercises to reinforce learning.
• Content presented in clear and simple English, at the level of the learners.
• Assessment activities at the end of each unit.
• Colourful illustrations, diagrams and photographs.
52 Unit 3 The environment
Trees�e shade from trees protects the soil so that it does not lose much water through evaporation. Trees also slow down the falling rain and so more water can sink into the ground rather than wash away.
Trees provide shade and they protect the soil.
TerracesSometimes farmers plant crops on terraces. A terrace is a �at area for growing plants. �ese areas are made on slopes. Terraces help to catch and conserve water.
Building terraces is a good way of catching and conserving water for crops.
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65Unit 4 Plants and animals
MossesMosses are tiny green plants. �ey do not have the same leaves, stems or roots as other plants. Mosses grow in damp, shady places such as on wet rocks or in forests.
FernsFerns are green plants that do not have �owers. �ey do not make seeds. Ferns have leaves, roots and stems. �ey grow in warm, wet, shady places such as on the ground in a forest.
FungiFungi are not plants. �ey are not green and they cannot make their own food. �ey do not have leaves, stems and roots. �ey get their food from other living things or from dead, rotting things. Examples of fungi are mushrooms, bread mould and yeast.
Activity 1
1. Work in pairs and discuss the questions in the table. 2. Make a copy of the table and �ll in the missing information.
Name Algae Moss Fern Fungus
Does it have flowers?
What is its colour?
Does it have leaves, roots and stems?
How does it get food?
Where does it grow?
PAIR
Moss
Fern
Mushroom Yeast
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Longman Integrated Science Grades 5–7
Teacher’s Guides
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Learner’s Books
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The course includes Teacher’s Guides that off er teaching guidelines and answers to all exercises and activities in the Learner’s Books.
Mathematics Grades 5–7Longman Mathematics off ers:• Full compliance with the knowledge, skills and values of the new curriculum.
• Full coverage of all outcomes as specified in the curriculum.
• Assessment activities at the end of each unit.
• Innovative and learner-centred content.
• Content presented in clear and simple English, at the level of the learner.
• Informative illustrations and photographs.
• Lots of exercises to reinforce learning.
• A variety of activities to support skills development and application of knowledge.
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When you have � nished this unit, you will be able to: ● understand integers ● illustrate positive and negative numbers using a number line ● order integers ● add integers ● subtract integers.
Understanding integers
Activity 1
Look at this diagram that shows which numbers are integers and which numbers are not integers.
Integers
Integers
3 175.5
–4
–4.5 1.25
1 2 015
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1. Discuss if these statements are true or false. a) An integer is a whole number. b) An integer is not a fractional number. c) An integer can be positive. d) An integer can be negative. e) Zero is an integer. 2. Describe and give examples of numbers that are integers. 3. Describe and give examples of numbers that are not integers.
GROUP
UNIT
6 Integers
Unit 6 Integers
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61Unit 6 Integers
Exercise 1 1. Represent each of these statements as an integer. �e �rst
one has been done for you.
Statement Integer
Kayombo earned K9. +9
Mwenya lost 150 kg.
Mrs Mambwe bought 25 more cows.
The temperature dropped by 11 °C.
Mr Mwanza lost 1 750 votes.
Mrs Lungu has driven 505 km of her journey.
The bird flew 750 m higher.
2. Given this set of integers: { …, –5, –4, –3, –2, –1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, … }
a) Write down all the negative integers in this set. b) Write down all the positive integers in this set.
�e number line
Understanding positive and negative numbers
Integers are whole numbers and are either positive {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, … } or negative { …, –5, –4, –3, –2, –1} or zero {0}. No fractions and decimals are included.
–7 –6 –5 –4 –3 –2 –1 0 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 94 10–10 –9 –8
Positive numbers (+)Negative numbers (–)
Do you see that the numbers on the left are smaller than the numbers on the right?
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Longman Mathematics Grades 5–7
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UNIT
7Communication and transport systems
Unit 7 Communication and transport systems
Transport in the pastDuring the early Stone Age and Iron Age periods, most people were nomads. � is means that they walked from one area to another looking for food. � ese nomads had to carry everything that they needed. Zambian people also moved around on rivers and lakes in dugout canoes. � ese were made from logs, in the same way they are made today. � ey also made wooden rafts. European settlers introduced the wheel to the people who lived in Zambia. � is was the start of using ox-carts and ox-wagons as transport. Walking paths became wagon tracks.
Eventually, the wagon tracks became roads. As contact between people grew, so did the number of roads. Vehicles on roads developed from animal-drawn carts to vehicles with engines.
Exercise 1 1. How did nomadic people travel long ago? 2. Why did nomadic people want to move around? 3. Why did Zambians start using ox-carts and ox-wagons? 4. Do you think people from long ago in your district used
canoes or rafts? Explain why you say so.
Zambians have used water transport for hundreds of years
By the end of this unit, you should be able to: ● describe the development of transport ● describe the development of communication.
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Transport in Zambia todayA modern transport system allows people to travel around their own country and the world very quickly. Today, Zambian people move around in many di�erent ways.
WalkingMany people in Zambia still walk long distances to visit other people and to fetch things needed at home, such as water and �rewood. �ese people also use wheelbarrows to transport food aid, grains for milling, water containers, and building materials.
Activity 1
Answer these questions in groups: 1. Is it dangerous to walk in your district? If yes, what are
the dangers? 2. What are the bene�ts of walking?
BicyclesMany Zambians move around by bicycle. �ey use it to visit it each other and to transport goods. Many children get to school by bicycle. �is way of transport is popular because it is much cheaper than a motor vehicle and it does not need any fuel.
GROUP
Many Zambians walk where they need to go.
Moving around by bicycle
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The course includes Teacher’s Guides that off er teaching guidelines and answers to all exercises and activities in the Learner’s Books.
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LONGMAN
The course includes Teacher’s Guides that off er teaching guidelines and answers to all exercises and activities in the Learner’s Books.
Technology Studies Grades 5–7Longman Technology Studies off ers:• Full compliance with the knowledge, skills and values of the new curriculum.
• Coverage of all outcomes as specifi ed in the curriculum.
• A variety of practical activities to support skills development and application of knowledge.
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• Many exercises to reinforce learning.
• Content presented in clear and simple English, at the level of the learners.
• Assessment activities at the end of each unit.
• Colourful illustrations, diagrams and photographs.
50 Unit 5 The Internet
● Do not reveal credit card or debit card details to anyone, as these could easily be used to do illegal online transactions.
● Use third-party payment systems like PayPal that do not reveal your �nancial details to the person or company that you are paying. In this way, your whole bank account with all your money in it is not at risk.
Activity 3 Make a poster
Make a poster warning against online �nancial risks.�e pictures below will help you with ideas.
SINGLE
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Exercise 2 1. Explain how to protect yourself against each of the
following: a) someone gaining access to your online banking login b) using public computers for �nancial transactions. 2. Look at the photo below. Will it be safe to make purchases
from this web site? Why?
Assessment
1. Name three �nancial risks that exist when you do online �nancial transactions. (3)
2. Look at the web addresses give below and then answer the questions that follow.A http://booksonline.zmB https://mainbank.zmC https://universitybooks.zm
a) Write down the letter(s) of the secure web site(s). (2) b) Explain how you know that these are secure web
sites from the information given above). (1)
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Longman Primary Atlas
Longman Primary Atlas for ZambiaThis primary school atlas is an exceptional resource for every primary school classroom in Zambia. The atlas takes learners on a journey through their own country, Zambia. Learners then study Africa as a continent and, fi nally, the world.
Features of the atlas• A revised and up-to-date view of Zambia, which includes
the latest information on provinces and districts.
• A fascinating range of maps with clear, detailed statistics and colour photographs.
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The Longman Primary Atlas for Zambia helps learners develop key map-reading skills and includes activities that are accessible to multiple grades.
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KaleneHills
Mufulwe Hills
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LukangaSwamps
BusangoSwamp
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Ngonye Falls
MitaHills Dam
LakeKampolombo
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O F T H EC O N G O
Z I M B A B W E
Zambia lies on a plateau. Most of the country is covered by grassland and bush. Towards the east, the landscape becomes more mountainous.
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Lake Kariba is a human-made lake on the Zambezi River.Parts of Zambia are wet and marshy.
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Lusaka
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Area (sq km)752 612
Official languageEnglish
CapitalLusaka
Population (2017 proj)16 405 229
Facts about Zambia
MoneyZambian kwacha
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9Zambia Political
Province’s share of total land area
Central 14.5%
Copperbelt 4%
Eastern 7%
Luapula 7%
Lusaka 3%
Muchinga 11.5%
Northern 10%
North-Western 17%
Southern 9%
Western 17%
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Longman Target Study GuidesImprove your results with our Target Study Guides for Grade 7Our study guides include:
• study tips and timetables
• study notes
• model questions and answers.
Approved for use in Zambian Schools by the Ministry of Education, Lusaka, Zambia.
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