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Year 6 Bilingual Classes – Mathematics

Semester 1 – 2015

Timeline Contents Subtopic Keywords

Week 1 Week 2

Unit 1: Numbers

Important terms Place values Expanded notation Inequalities Ordering Rounding off Operations with numbers: addition, subtraction,

multiplication, division Order of operations Word problems

addition, answer, digit, division, expanded notation, exponent, inequalities, integers, mathematical sentence, method, multiplication, natural numbers, numbers, numerals, ordering, place value, power of, problems, rounding off, subtraction, word operations

Week 3 Week 4 Week 5

Unit 2: Equations

Important terms Mathematical sentences Equations Equations with unknowns (letters) Solving equations Addition with equations Subtraction with equations Multiplication with equations Division with equations Solving equations Equation word problems

coefficient, constant, equation, expression, grouping, mathematical, place holder, solution, term, symbol, value, variable


Unit 3: Factors

Important terms Multiples Problems with factors and multiples The lowest common multiple (L.C.M.) Factors Divisibility conditions The factors of numbers Factors of whole numbers Classes of numbers Prime factors Prime factors – factorize the factors Finding prime factors – the factor tree Finding prime factors using division Using factors in Multiplication Using factors in division Greatest common factor (G.C.F.) or highest common

factor (H.C.F.)

common, divisor, even, factor, greatest common divisor, odd, highest common factor, prime, quotient, remainder


Unit 4: Geometry

Review of geometry Measuring angles with protractors Estimating angles Five angle rules Three letter angle notation Polygons: regular polygons and irregular polygons

angles, alternate angles, arrowheads, corresponding angles, congruent, dimension, geometry, horizontal, interior angles, intersect, line, line segment, point, perpendicular, parallel, plane, ruler, ray, set square, unknown, vertical


Unit 5: Map Reading

Important terms Points of a compass: North, South, East and West Using compass points to describe locations Compass directions Compass directions and bearings Bearings Maps and map scales

actual, bearings, compass, compass points, degrees, direction, East, map, north, Northwest, Northeast, plan, proportion, route, scale, South, Southeast, Southwest, West


Unit 6: Decimals

Important terms Chart for decimal numbers Writing decimals in expanded notation Comparing decimals Adding decimals Subtracting decimals Decimal word problems Multiplying decimals Dividing decimals Replacing decimals with fractions

base, decimal point, decimals, digit, factor, hundredths, notation, number, numeral, place value, product, sum, symbol, tenths, thousandths


Year 6 Bilingual Classes – Science Semester 1 – 2015


Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5

Unit 1: Animals

Reproduction Classification of animals Animals’ habitats Producer and consumer

reproduced, fertilization, external fertilization, internal fertilization, regeneration, primate, metamorphosis, cycle, decay, mixture, insulate, unicellular, runners, prey, vertebrate, invertebrate

Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11

Unit 2: Our Bodies

Human growth Ten major organ system Parts of each organ system of the body Function of each organ of the body

pancreas, esophagus, nerve, muscles, gland, reproduce, circulation, skeleton, muscles, nervous, immune, cilia, neuron, biology, anatomy, zoology, digest, respiration, intestine, saliva


Unit 3: Ecology

The physical and living environment The effects of deforestation Water and air pollution How to save the Earth

erosion, ecosystem, grazing physical environment, logging, living, environment, deforestation, habitat, green house effect, global warming, desertification, fertilization, pesticides, sewage treatment, fossil fuel, smog, acid rain, green house gasses, chlorofluorocarbons


Year 6 Bilingual Classes – Social Studies

Semester 1 – 2015



Unit 1: Religions

Christianity - How did Christianity begin? - What is the bible? - What do Christians believe? - How did Christianity grow? - Kinds of Christians. - Jesus Christ - The kingdom of God - Death and resurrection

Islam - The birth of Islam - Islam gains power - Islam divides - What do Muslims believe? - Islamic laws & customs - Muhammad - One God - The Muslim way of life - Mecca - Dome of the rock

Hinduism - The beginning of Hinduism - Hindu beliefs - Hinduism in Thailand

Buddhism

religion, polytheism, monotheism, agnostic, atheist, B.C. (Before Christ), A.D. (Anno Domini), B.C.E. (Before the Common Era), C.E. (Common Era), B.E. (Buddhist Era), ceremony, sprinkled, baptism, community, confession, cross, communion, crucifix, trinity, crucify, prophet, sacred, worship, strive, pagan, belief, fast, lent, code, idol, followers, pilgrimage, resurrection, shrine, apostle, reincarnation baptism, castle, threat, burka Ramadan, karma

- Buddha - Buddha sees suffering - The enlightenment - Buddha’s teachings - Growth and changes in Buddhism - The spread of Buddhism


Unit 2: Types of Governments

Countries - Governments, flags and money - Capital cities - Countries, colonies and territories

Communism - The origin of communism - The spread of communism - Why did communism lose strength?

Democracy - Are all democracies the same? - Who invented democracy?

Society - The origin of democracy - The growth of democracy

Monarchy - Monarchy and royalty - Passing on the crown - Kings, emperors, Kaisers and tsars - Absolute monarchy - Changes in monarchy

communism, democracy, society, government, monarchy, royalty, anthem, capital city, independent, colony, territory, seize, minerals, dynasty, manifesto, absolute monarchy, divine right, absolute power, ballot card, evidence


Unit 3: Economics

A brief history of money - Paper money

Banking - Money in the era of globalization

Economy of Thailand Taxation

alloy, bead, coinage, credit, currency, debt, mint, exchange rate, interest, loan, regulation, seal, electrum, barter, fiscal year, G.D.P. (Gross Domestic Profit), per capita, poverty line, unemployment, import, export, inflation, taxation, V.A.T. (Value Added Tax), economy


Year 6 Bilingual Classes – English Semester 1 – 2015


Week 1 Week 2

Starter Welcome back! Unit 1: Art Project!

Describing art Prefixes un- / im- Grammar – Going to and will A story – reading, listening, acting, writing and

understanding The Merchant of Venice – Chapter 1

stare, borrow, row, smoke, hit, splash, to float, to tie, lightening, oars, grab, bank, art gallery, immature, impolite, landscape, mural, portrait, sculpture


Unit 2: Sports adventures!

Extreme sports Prefixes dis- / in- First conditional and second conditionals A sports profile – Listening, reading, speaking, writing and

questioning The Merchant of Venice – Chapter 2-3

diving, pearl, equipment, talented, freedom, environment, wildlife, provide, volunteer, skills, protect, honest, insensitive, skiing, disappear, disobey, caving, invisible, baseball, experienced

Week 6 Week 7

Unit 3: It's festival time!

Festival adjectives Suffix -ous Past simple and present perfect A travel article – listening to interview, asking and

answering questions The Merchant of Venice – Chapter 4-5

celebrate, snack, brick, garlic, demonstration, dish, dessert, hang, decorate, recipe, bunch, adventure, bright, disgusting, fame, furious, hazard, luxurious, mysterious, poisonous


Unit 4: Transport of the future!

Forms of transport Phrasal verbs Present perfect continuous Transport around the world - Listening, reading, asking and

answering questions The Merchant of Venice – Chapter 6-7

ideal, loads, connect, local, private, balance, mud, log, package, 4x4 vehicle, railway, sand dunes, barge, package, helicopter, submarine, yacht, survive, runway, parachute

Week 11 Week 12

Unit 5: The greatest inventions!

Inventions Suffix -ment The passive voice The history of the pen – reading, listening, understanding,

speaking Writing a biography The Merchant of Venice – Discussion “The Important

Things in Life”

sharp, clay, hollow, nib, ink, reservoir, rotate, cartridge, underwater, rod, press, string, achieve, design, device, excite, inspiration, machine, movement, invent


Unit 6: You've won a computer!

Computer verbs Homonyms The passive voice Website article: Computers – reading, listening, speaking

and understanding

complication, create, experimental, huge, cursor, immediately, president, market, public, available, expect, ordinary, attach, to judge, speaker, surf, upload, earthquake, bug, mouse

Week 16 Week 17

Unit 7: Explorers for a day!

Exploring Suffixes -er / -ist Relative pronouns: who, which Reported pronouns: that An encyclopedia entry – Famous Shipwrecks – Reading,

listening, understanding, speaking.

shipwreck, clue, hurricane, search, voyage, iceberg, drown, harbour, entrance, valuable, temple, binoculars, compass, guitar, journal, novelist, variety, species, unsinkable, entrance

Reference Quintana, J. (2014). Family and Friends 6 Class Book (2nd ed.). Oxford, United Kingdom: Oxford University Press.


Year 6 – Phonics Semester 1 – 2015



Unit 1: Vowel Sounds

Part A: Vowel sounds /-ake/ * /-ame/ * /-ate/ * /-ale/ Same sounding words /-oa/ * /-oe/ * /-ow/ * / long o/ /oi/ * /oy/ /oo/ /ou/ * /ow/ /ew/ */ue/ * /ui/

Part B: Vowel variations The two sounds of /ea/ The two sounds of /ow/

gate, plate, sea, crate, skate, whale, gale, three, leash, sleep, meat, peach, game, fame, vine, try, shake, hail, saw, faucet, straw, coin, decoy, book, school, cloud, snout, new, chew, treat, bread, thread, leather, dream, crow, slow, plow, show flower, yellow, snow, owl


Part C: The two sounds of /y/as a vowel Part D: The /long e/ sound Part E: Silent letters Compound words and homophones

by, candy, shy, who, write, thumb, rain, flower, quarter, house, there, they’re, away, blue, isle, callus


Part F1: Affixes and syllabication Syllabication Syllable sleuth

Part F2: Closed syllables and open syllables Vowel consonant /e/ (VCE) syllables R- controlled syllables

clockwise, possible, visible, mind, prove, nation, plastic, fantastic, silo, taffy, milestone

Week 13 Week 14

Unit 2: Word stress Sentences stress and linking Rules for sentences stress in English

design, about, infamous, banana, pervert, convert, addict, abstract, equal, equality, forte, beard,

history, fast train, tens

Week 15 Week 16

Unit 3: Linking consonant to vowel Regular contractions

I’m, you’re, he’s, don’t, comin, it’s open, goo_didea, cause_tis


Year 6 – Chinese Semester 1 – 2015


Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4

Unit 1: I’m wearing a red skirt.

Words and pictures Practicing Chinese dialogue Practicing Chinese pronunciation Let’s sing a Chinese song! Chinese vocabulary Writing Chinese characters

blouse, skirt, tie, pants, socks, shoes, wear, girl, boy


Unit 2: Whose T-shirt is this?


T-shirt, shorts, dress, hat, coat, sweater, whose


Unit 3: Review


blue T-shirt, pink dress, black shoes, yellow socks, grey tie, orange blouse, brown hat, purple pants


Unit 4: My sister likes to eat fish


Rice, bread, fish, meat, fried eggs, sausage, vegetable


Year 6 – Japanese Semester 1 – 2015


Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7

Lesson 6: Time

Introduction to Japanese culture: -Japanese festivals /children’s festivals

-Seasons /weather in Japan -Introduce Japanese seasonal songs Describing daily routine -Time -Verbs(present tense verbs) -Asking and answering questions about daily routine

matsuri = festival oshoogatsu = New Year koinobori = carp tanabata = star festival haru = spring natsu = summer aki = autumn fuyu = winter shukudai = homework eiga = movie asagohan = breakfast t hirugohan = lunch bangohan = dinner kaimasu = buy mimasu = watch araimasu = wash migakimasu = brush yomimasu = read kakimasu = write nemasu = sleep okimasu = wake up oyogimasu = swim kaerimasu = go back kikimasu = listen nomimasu = drink hakarimasu = measure ji = o’clock pun/fun = minutes


Lesson 7: Daily activities

Describing daily routine - Past tense verbs - Negative present tense verbs - Negative past tense verbs -Question forms( when, with who, where, what)

past tense verbs =___mashita negative present tense verbs =____masen kudamono = fruits nikki = diary toshokan = library negative past tense verbs =___masendeshita kinoo = yesterday asa = morning yoru = night itsu = when dokode = where dare to = with who nani wo = what


Lesson 8: Out and about

Planning activities -Verbs (let’s___)

Adjectives: present/negative forms -Asking and answering questions with use of adjectives -Write simple sentences in hiragana

Revision Lesson 6 – Lesson 8

ikimashoo = let’s go tabemashoo = let’s eat nomimashoo = let’s drink mimashoo = let’s watch shimashoo = let’s do kaimashoo = let’s buy kakimashoo = let’s write araimashoo = let’s wash utaimashoo = let’s sing asobimashoo = let’s play ookii = big ookikunai = not big nagai = long nagakunai = not long ii = good yokunai = not good astui = hot atsukunai = not hot atarashii = new atarashikunai = not new


Year 6 Classes – Physical Education Semester 1 – 2015


Week 1 Week 2

Unit 1: Fitness test

Warm up Shuttle run Trunk Forward Flexion 50 meter sprint 30 second sit ups Standing board jump Pull ups Long distance run (600/800/1000m) depending on sex or

age

standing board jump, stopwatch, pull ups, trunk forward flexion, shuttle run, sit up, sprint, wooden block, pace


Unit 2: Motor skills

Warm up Throwing techniques Receiving the ball Team work Game play Continuous assessment

over arm throw, under arm throw, concentrate, position, receive, boundary, reaction, focus, movement


Unit 3: Basketball/Chair ball

Warm up Bouncing Passing and moving Shooting Game play Continuous assessment

knee dribbles, side dribbles, V-dribbles, crossover, finger tips, chest pass, bounce pass, overhead pass, layup, space


Unit 4: Team based activities

Warm up Team based obstacle courses Coordination drills Space and awareness activities Relays Leadership skills Continuous assessment

spatial awareness, fair play, coordination, teamwork, following instructions, side steps, change direction, speed

Week 15 Week 16

Unit 5: Sprinting

Warm up Starting techniques Running techniques 30 meter races Continuous assessment

on your marks, get set, knees high, arm motion, inhale, exhale

Week 17 Unit 5: Game play:

Warm up Select a team sport (football, basketball, badminton, chair

ball) Continuous assessment

leadership, participation, fair play, responsibility, organize

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