Grade 1 English - Adding Adjectives

Adding Adverbs Of Manner

Adding Adverbs Of Place And Time

Adding Prepositional Phrases

Handwriting

Invitations And Thank You Notes

Joining Sentences

Punctuation (,  ')

Punctuation (.  ?  !) and Capital Letters

Sentences and Paragraphs

Word Choice

Word Order In Questions

Word Order In Sentences

Writing About A Picture

Adjectives

Adverbs

Articles

Capital Letters

Common Nouns

Connectors

Countable And Uncountable Nouns

Demonstrative Determiners

Indefinite Pronouns

Interrogative Determiners

Personal Pronouns

Phonics

Possessive Determiners

Possessive Pronouns

Prepositions

Present Continuous Tense

Proper Nouns

Punctuation

Quantifiers

Questions

Sentences

Simple Past Tense

Simple Present Tense

Singular And Plural Nouns

Verbs:  can, may

Verbs:  do, does, did

Verbs:  have, has

Verbs:  was , were

Verbs: Am, Is, Are

Finding Information

Finding Similarities And Differences

Generalising

Identifying The Main Idea

Inferring

Predicting

Prediction and Familiarity

Retelling, Recount and Recite

Sequencing

Understanding Words

Listening Skills

Reading

Revision:  Phase 2 Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

AI - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

AIR - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

AR - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

CH - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

EAR - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

EE - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

ER - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

IGH - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

J - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

NG - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

OA - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

OI - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

OO - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

OR - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

OW - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

QU - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

Reading and Spelling

Reading and Writing

SH - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

TH - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

Tricky Words - Reading

Tricky Words - Spelling

UR - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

URE - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

V - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

W - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

X - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

Y - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

Z - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

ZZ - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

Grade 2 English - 

Reading, Speaking And Writing Non-chronological Reports

Reading, retelling And Writing A Story In A Familiar Setting

Creative Writing

Reading And Writing Explanations And Dictionary Entries

Simple Sentences

Adjectives

Adverbs

Connectors

Determiners

Nouns

Prepositions

Punctuation

Quantifiers

Questions

Types Of Sentences

Verbs

Reading, Learning And Reciting Poems By Significant Poets

Reading, Learning And Reciting Poems By Significant Poets And Poems With Language Play Including Humorous Poems

Reading, Retelling And Writing Stories By Significant Children’s Writers

Finding Information

Finding Similarities And Differences

Generalising

Identifying The Main Idea

Inferring

Predicting

Sequencing

Traditional Tales And Stories From Other Cultures

Understanding Words

Avoiding Repetition By Using Pronouns

Diary Entries

Describing Scenes

Instructions And Order

Linking Words Indicating Time And Sequence

Linking Words: Because And Because Of

Linking Words: and, but, or, and, so

Planning, drafting And editing

Word Choice And Word Precision

Word Order In Sentences And Questions

Word Order With Two Objects, word Order With Adjectives And Adverbs

Reading and Spelling

Revision:  Phase 3 Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

Tricky Words

Consonant Blends

Final Consonant Blends

Initial Consonant Blends

Reading and Spelling

Reading and Writing

Tricky Words

AU - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

AW - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

AY (AI) - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

A_E (AI) - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

EA (EE) - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

EW - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

EY - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

E_E (EE) - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

IE (IGH) - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

IR - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

I_E (IGH) - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

OE - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

OU (OW) - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

OY (OI) - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

O_E (OA) - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

PH - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

Reading and Spelling

Reading and Writing

Tricky Words - Reading

Tricky Words - Spelling

UE - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

U_E (YOO) - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

WH - Introduce Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

Grade 3 English - 

Reading, Analysing Then Planning And Writing Non-chronological Reports

Grammar And Punctuation

Phonics, Spelling And Vocabulary

Grammar And Punctuation

Phonics, Spelling And Vocabulary

Reading, Analysing Then Planning And Writing A Story In A Familiar Setting

Handwriting

Writing

Adjectives

Adverbs And Adverbials

Articles

Common Nouns

Comparative And Superlative Adjectives

Connectors

Direct And Indirect Speech

Modal Verbs

Sentence Construction

Adverbs And Adverbials

Pronouns

Order Of Adjectives

Other Types Of Nouns

Personal Pronouns

Prepositions

Proper Nouns

Punctuation

Quantifiers

Question Tags

Questions

Sentences

Tenses - Simple Past And Past Continuous

Tenses - Simple Present And Present Continuous

The Future Tense

Using The Correct Verbs

Concluding

Developing Vocabulary

Finding Information

Finding Similarities And Differences

Identifying Story Elements

Identifying The Main Idea

Inferring

Predicting

Sequencing

Summarising

Understanding Words

Adding Emotion, Attitude And Comparisons

Adding Opinion

Adding Similar Or Contrasting Information

Avoiding Repetition And Overused Words

Brainstorming, Selecting And Organising

Describing People And Animals

Drafting And Revising

Explaining Result Or Reason

Main Idea And Supporting Sentences; Sequencing Ideas

Recounts And Narratives

Topic Sentences

Using Dialogue

Writing Strong Final Sentences

Reading, Analysing Then Planning And Writing Instruction Texts

Reading, Analysing Then Writing Poems Based On Observation And The Senses. Reading, Analysing And Writing A Playscript.

Reading, Analysing Then Planning And Writing Myths, Legends And Fables

Reading, Analysing Then Planning And Writing Letters For A Variety Of Purposes

Reading, Analysing Then Planning And Writing Adventure And Mystery Stories

Reading Humorous Poems Then Analysing, Planning And Writing One

Literature Analysis

Phase 5 Grapheme-Phoneme (letter-sound)

Spelling: Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

Spelling: Difference between long and short vowel sounds

Spelling: How to add suffixes

Spelling: Irregular verbs

Spelling: Plurals

Spelling: Plurals and Verb Ending

Spelling: The Past Tense

Tricky Words

Grade 4 English -

Adding Emphasis

Avoiding Overused Words And Repetition

Compare And Contrast

Describing Settings And Places

Facts And Opinions

Linking Ideas

Process Writing

Topic Sentences And Body Sentences

Transforming And Combining Sentences

Writing Expositions - Books And Film Reviews

Writing Informal Letters And Emails

Writing Narratives

Writing Recounts

Adjectives

Adjectives Of Comparison

Adverbs And Adverbials

Complex Sentences

Connectors

Countable And Uncountable Nouns

Direct And Indirect Speech

Modal Verbs

Phrasal Verbs

Possessive Forms

Prepositions

Pronouns

Punctuation

Quantifiers

Question Tags

Relative Pronouns

Sentences And Phrases

Simple And Compound Sentences

Singular And Plural Nouns

Tenses - Past Continuous

Tenses - Present Continuous

Tenses - Present Perfect

Tenses - Present Perfect Continuous

Tenses - Simple Past

Tenses - Simple Present

Types Of Nouns

Verbs

Concluding

Fact Or Opinion

Finding Information

Finding Similarities And Differences

Identifying The Main Idea

Inferring

Predicting

Sequencing

Summarising

Understanding Words

Reading and Literature

Grade 5 English -

Active And Passive Voice

Adjectives - Position, Types And Formation

Adjectives Of Comparison

Adverbs And Adverbials

Collective And Abstract Nouns

Conditional Sentences

Connectors

Direct And Indirect Objects

Direct And Indirect Speech

Emphasising And Comment Adverbs

Infinitives And Gerunds

Modal Verbs

More Connectors

Noun Phrases

Past Continuous

Phrasal Verbs

Prepositions

Pronouns

Reflexive And Interrogative Pronouns

Relative Pronouns

Tenses - Present Continuous

Tenses - Present Perfect

Tenses - Simple Present And Simple Past

The Future Tense

Transitive And Intransitive Verbs

Cause And Effect

Concluding

Fact or Fiction

Fact Or Opinion

Inferring

Point Of View And Purpose

Predicting

Sequencing

Similarities and differences

Summarising

Understanding Words

Comparing And Contrasting

Essay Stucture

Giving Arguments

Letters and Emails

Modifying language

Transformation Of Sentences

Fiction

Grade 6 English - 

Active And Passive Voice

Adjectival Phrases And Clauses

Adverbs And Adverbials

Adverbs Of Degree

Articles

Clauses And Complex Sentences

Cohesion

Conditional Sentences

Conjunctions

Direct And Indirect Speech

Modal Verbs

Noun Phrases And Clauses

Nouns

Participles And Gerunds

Phrasal Verbs

Punctuation

Quantifiers

Simple and Compound Sentences

Tenses

Text types

Types Of Verbs

Understanding Sentences

Assessment

Cause And Effect

Concluding

Fact Or Opinion

Finding Information

Finding Similarities And Differences Within Texts

Identifying The Main Idea Of A Text

Inferring

Point Of View And Purpose

Predicting

Sequencing Events

Summarising

Understanding Words

Cohesion

Expositions,giving More Than One Point Of View

Instructing, Explaining And Transforming Information

Linking Ideas To Give Opinions, Reasons, Examples And Generalizations

Linking Ideas To Show Condition

Linking Ideas To Show Similarities And Differences

Modifying Statements

Ordering And Linking Paragraphs,thesis Statements

Organizing Paragraph, Content, Topic, Body And Concluding Sentences

Process Writing

Requesting and giving information

Similes, Metaphors And Alliteration

Transforming Sentences

Grade 7 English

Prepared Reading

Reading Comprehension

Unprepared Reading

Analytical And Comparative Writing

Argumentative And Persuasive Writing

Descriptive Writing

Explorative And Reflective Writing

Informative And Explanatory Writing

Narrative Writing

Skills Testing

Adjectives

Adverbs

Articles And Demonstratives

Conjunctions

Interrogatives

Nouns

Prepositions

Pronouns And Determiners

Sentences

Tenses And Aspects

Verbs

Listening Comprehension

Prepared Debate

Prepared Oral

Unprepared Debate

Unprepared Oral

Grade 8 English -

Prepared Reading

Reading Comprehension

Unprepared Reading

Active and Passive Voice

Adjectives

Adverbial Phrases

Adverbs

Clauses and Sentences

Connectors 

Nouns

Phrasal Verbs

Prepositions

Pronouns And Determiners

Tenses And Aspects

Verbs

Listening Comprehension

Prepared Debate

Prepared Oral

Unprepared Debate

Unprepared Oral

 Adding information using complex sentences

Developing presentation skills

Distinguishing between fact and opinion

Finding relevant information and specific detail in a text

Understanding how to reflect on historical writing

Understanding what it means to write for a purpose

Using language in order to reflect and to explore

Writing about significant events

Explaining how writers present and organise texts for effect

Explaining things clearly in speech

Identifying relevant information distinguishing between fact and opinion

Responding to informative texts

Structuring and planning a report

Using colons and semicolons to include more detail 

Using connectives to explain information clearly

Vary sentence structure to make explanations clear and engaging

Writing a report on a recent invention

Compare writers' points of view

Explore how argumentative texts are organised

Learn how to identify main ideas and viewpoints

Learn how to structure an effective persuasive text

Learn how to use phrases to develop persuasive sentences

Prepare a formal debate

Understand and be able to identify characteristics of argumentative and persuasive writing

Write a persuasive email

Analysing how description shapes character

Exploring different responses to description

Matching descriptive language to speech context

Planning descriptive writing

Tracing character development using inference

Using different levels of formality and register

Using the length and style of a sentence for effect

Varying vocabulary in order to keep the reader interested

Writing a character description

Creating characters using voice and vocabulary

Exploring different responses to narrative writing

Investigating character with hot-seating

Matching narrative form to purpose

Structuring a diary narrative

Understanding and identifying characteristics of narrative writing and structure

Understanding how language creates suspense

Using openings that engage the reader

Using punctuation to develop detailed characters

Writing a story with a message

Analysing how themes are conveyed in a play

Analysing preferences and opinions

Analysing two poems on the same theme

Developing and evaluate drama and discussion skills

Tracing a writer's views and ideas across a prose text

Tracing feelings and perspectives in poetry

Using connectives to compare similarities and differences in a text

Grade 9 English - 

Prepared Reading

Reading Comprehension

Unprepared Reading

Analysis of Sentences

Different Text Types 

Editing

Notes and Summaries

Paragraphs And Texts

Subject- Verb Agreement

Types of Sentences

Listening Comprehension

Prepared Debate

Prepared Oral

Unprepared Debate

Unprepared Oral

Boost your vocabulary

Comparing tone and register in travel texts

Creating a travel account

Selecting and noting key information in travel texts

Understanding grammatical choices in travel writing

Varying sentences for effect

What is Travel Writing?

Comparing information texts

Crafting sentences for a range of effects

Making explanations precise and concise

Matching informative texts to audience and purpose

Planning information texts to suit different audiences

Shaping paragraphs to suit audience and purpose

Using discussion to prepare for a written assignment

Using formal and informal language in information texts

Writing encyclopedia entries

Adapting grammar choices to create effects in argument writing

Commenting on use of language to persuade

Exploring layers of persuasive language

Organising a whole argument effectively

Organising an argument within each paragraph

Presenting and responding to a question

Producing an argumentative essay

Reviewing persuasive techniques

Analysing how atmospheres are created

Creating atmosphere through punctuation

Developing analysis of a description

Producing a powerful descriptive Essay

Sustaining a cohesive atmosphere

Using images to inspire description

Using language to develop an atmosphere

Using structural devices to build up atmosphere

Create a powerful thriller writing essay 

Creating narrative suspense and climax

Explore different settings and atmospheres

Learn how to create character

Learn how to introduce characters in stories effectively

Learn how to pitch a story

Learn how to use pronouns and sentence order for effect

Learn how to use tenses in narrative

Understand how story openings function

Analysing how a play's key elements create different effects

Analysing implicit meaning in non-fiction texts

Analysing two texts

Comparing effectively through punctuation and grammar

Using discussion skills to analyse carefully

International GCSE English - 

Audience

Content And Form

Emotive Language

Explicit Meaning

Facts, Opinions, And Bias

Form

Implicit And Explicit Meaning

Implicit Meaning: Character

Implicit Meaning: Setting

Key Information

Prepared Reading

Purpose

Reading Comprehension

Scanning

Sensory Language

Skimming

Style

Synthesis Of Information

Text Types

Unprepared Reading

Purpose

Structure: Argumentative Writing

Structure: Descriptive Writing

Structure: Discussions

Structure: Explanatory Writing

Structure: Exploratory Writing

Structure: Informative Writing

Structure: Narrative Writing

Structure: Persuasive Writing

Text Types: Argumentative Texts

Text Types: Descriptive Texts

Text Types: Diary And Journal

Text Types: Diary Entry

Text Types: Discussions

Text Types: Explanatory Texts

Text Types: Exploratory Texts

Text Types: Informative Texts

Text Types: Interview

Text Types: Journal Entry

Text Types: Letter

Text Types: Magazine Article

Text Types: Narrative Texts

Text Types: News Report

Text Types: Persuasive Texts

Text Types: Postcard

Text Types: Report

Text Types: Speech

Text Types: Talk

Articulation

Conjunctions

Determiners

Paragraphs

Prepositions

Pronouns

Proofreading

Punctuation

Register

Sentences

Tenses

Verb Agreement

Vocabulary

Voice And Role

Word Classes

Listening Comprehension

Prepared Debate

Prepared Oral

Unprepared Debate

Unprepared Oral

Audience

Evidence

Exam Preparation

Explicit Meaning

Facts And Opinions

Implicit Attitudes

Implicit Meaning

Inference

Inferred Meaning

Literal Meaning

Purpose

Scanning

Sentences And Phrases

Skimming

Synonyms

Text Types: Notes

Text Types: Summaries

Themes

Analysis

Articulation

Characters And Roles

Clauses

Effect

Evaluation

Exam Preparation

Explicit Meaning

Expression

Focus

Form

Grammar

Implicit Attitudes

Implicit Meaning

Omission

Overview

Punctuation

Purpose

Register

Sentences

Sentences And Structure

Spelling

Structure

Style

Synthesis

Vocabulary

Annotation

Articulation

Atmosphere

Effect

Emotive Language

Exam Preparation

Explicit Meaning

Feeling

Implicit Attitudes

Implicit Meaning

Influence

Meaning

Rephrasing

Sensory Language

Synonyms

Terminology

Word Choice

Words And Degree

Graad 1 Afrikaans

Aksieliedjies En Rympies

Begrippe, Woordeskat en Taalstrukture

Benoeming

Eenvoudige Groetvorme

Eenvoudige Liedjies

Eenvoudige Mondeling Beskrywing

Eenvoudige Mondelinge Instruksies

Eenvoudige Taalstruktuur

Eenvoudige Taalstruktuur in Konteks

Eenvoudige Versoeke

Eenvoudige Vrae

Enkele Voorwerpe

Instruksies

Ja / Nee Vrae

Kort Fiksie en Niefiksie- Tekste

Mondelinge Instruksies

Mondelinge Woordeskat

Taalspeletjies

Voorwerpe In Die Klaskamer

Algemene Woorde

Beginklanke

Deelnemende Lees

Ontluikende Lees

Rymwoorde

Woorde In Sinne

Graad 2 Afrikaans -

'n Ongeluk Gebeur Gou

'n Sprokie  oor drie huisies

Die Weer Verander

Diere Op Die Plaas

Ek En My Familie

Fietse, Karre

Hoe Lyk Jy?

In die huis is baie kamers

Klanke

Koop! Koop! Koop!

Ons Geld

Ons hou van sport

Pas Die Dinge In Die Klaskamer By Die Woorde

Spesiale Dae

Wat doen maats?

Wilde Diere

Word Fiks

Dialoog

Rympie

Woorde

Woordeskat

Storie

Graad 3 Afrikaans -

'n Kort Gesprek

'n Kort Gesprek Oor 'n Bekende Onderwerp

Dialoog

Eenvoudige Gediggies

Eenvoudige Instruksies

Eenvoudige Mondelinge Beskrywing

Eenvoudige Verslag

Eenvoudige Vrae

Gebruik Taalstrukture In Konteks

Gediggies, Aksierympies En Liedjies

Gee Eenvoudige Instruksies

Gee En Volg Instruksies

Help Die Leerders Om 'n Verslag Te Gee

Identifiseer 'n Voorwerp

Identifiseer 'n Voorwerp Deur Eenvoudige Mondelinge Beskrywing

Leer Om Verslag Te Gee

Luister Na 'n Eenvoudige Verslag

Memoriseer Gediggies, Aksierympies En Liedjies Oor

Mondelinge Woordeskat

Neem Deel Aan 'n Kort Gesprek

Onderwyser Help Om Verslag Te Gee

Ontwikkel 'n Mondelinge Woordeskat

Ontwikkel Woordeskat

Praat Oor 'n Voorwerp

Praat Oor 'n Voorwerp Op Prente Of In Foto's

Reageer Op Instruksies

Speel Taalspeletjies

Stel Versoeke Aan

Stel Versoeke En Reageer Daarop

Stel Vrae

Stel Vrae Om Duidelikheid Te Kry

Storie

Taalspeletjies

Taalstrukture In Konteks

Verstaan En Gebruik Taalstrukture In Konteks

Verstaan En Reageer Op Eenvoudige Vrae

Verstaan En Reageer Op Vrae

Volg Instruksies

Alfabet

Ontkenning

Beantwoord Begripsvrae

Druk Gevoelens Oor Die Storie Uit

Gevoelens Oor Die Storie

Help Leerders Met 'n Opsomming Van 'n Niefiksie Teks

Kort Stories, Persoonlike Verslae En Niefiksie-boeke

Kort Stories, Persoonlike Verslae Of Niefiksie-tekste

Luister Na 'n Niefiksie-teks

Luister Na Niefiksie As Prosedureteks

Maak Opsomming Van 'n Niefiksie-teks

Niefiksie-teks Opsomming

Om 'n Opsomming Van 'n Niefiksie-teks Te Maak

Persoonlike Verslae En Stories

Stories, Persoonlike Verslae En Begripsvrae

Vertel Die Storie Oor

Voorspel Wat Gaan Gebeur

Voorspel Wat Gebeur

Voorspel Wat Volgende In Die Storie Gaan Gebeur

Die Gebruik Van Eenvoudige Taalstrukture In Die Konteks Van Gesproke Taal

Die Gebruik Van Eenvoudige Taalstrukture In Konteks Van Gesproke Taal

Gebruik Van Eenvoudige Taalstrukture In Konteks

Gesproke Taal

Kontekstuele Woordeskat

Kontekstuele Woordeskat Word Uitgebrei

Mondelinge En Kontekstuele Woordeskat

Woordeskat En Kontekstuele Woordeskat

Bou En Klank Drie- Tot Vierletterwoorde

Bou En Klank Woorde

Bou En Klank Woorde Met Klanke Wat Reeds Aangeleer Is

Bou En Klank Woorde Wat Reeds Aangeleer Is

Herken Die Beginklanke In Moeiliker Woordpatrone

Herken Drie Nuwe Tweevokaalkombinasies

Herken Driekonsonantkombinasies Aan Die Begin Van 'n Woord

Herken Dubbelkonsonantkombinasies

Herken Moeiliker Woordpatrone

Herken Rymklanke

Herken Tweekonsonantkombinasies

Herken Vyf Dubbelvokaalkombinasies

Herken Vyf Vokaalkombinasies

Identifiseer Die Letter-klank-verhouding

Onderskei Tussen Verskillende Mondelinge Vokaalklanke.

Beantwoord Vrae

Beantwoord Vrae Oor Die Storie

Beskryf Hoe Die Storie Gevoelens Ontlok

Beskryf Hoe Die Storie Jou Laat Voel

Deel Van Lees- En Luisteraktiwiteite

Die Leerders Beskryf Hoe Die Storie Hulle Laat Voel

Om Van Die Titel Gebruik Te Maak Om Die Storie Te Voorspel

Lees Die Storie Saam Met Die Groep

Leestegnieke Wat In Die Huistaal Aangeleer Is

Luidlees Met Toenemende Vlotheid En Uitdrukking

Om Sigwoordeskat Te Bou

Toon Begrip Vir Leestekens

Bekende Gedigte En Rympies

Gebruik Van Tweetalige Kinderprentwoordeboeke

Koerantberig

Lees Bekende Gedigte En Rympies

Lees Boeke Met Eenvoudige Onderskrifte

Lees Boeke Met Onderskrifte

Lees Eie En Ander Se Skryfwerk

Lees Eie Skryfwerk

Lees Gedigte En Rympies

Maak Gebruik Van Tweetalige Kinderprentwoordeboeke Om Betekenisse Van Onbekende Woorde Na Te Slaan

Maak Van Een- En Tweetalige Kinderprentwoordeboeke Gebruik

Om Die Betekenis Van Onbekende Woorde Na Te Slaan

Storie

Bou Eie Woordbank

Bou Eie Woordbank En Persoonlike Woordeboek Op

Bou Eie Woordbank En Persoonlike Woordeboek Op.

Gebruik Die Leestekens Wat In Die Huistaal Aangeleer Is.

Gebruik Die Skryfproses

Gebruik Die Verlede Tyd Vlot En Akkuraat

Gebruik Een- En Tweetalige Kinderwoordeboeke

Gebruik Handskrifvaardighede Wat Reeds In Die Huistaal Aangeleer Is

Gebruik Kinderwoordeboeke

Gebruik Leestekens

Gebruik Leestekens Wat Reeds In Die Huistaal Aangeleer Is

Gebruik Van Handskrifvaardighede

Lyste Met Opskrifte

Maak Gebruik Van Handskrifvaardighede

Maak Gebruik Van Handskrifvaardighede Wat Reeds In Die Huistaal Aangeleer Is

Maak Langer En Moeiliker Lyste Met Opskrifte

Maak Lyste Met Opskrifte

Organiseer Inligting Op 'n Kaart, Tabel Of Staafgrafiek

Skryf 'n Eenvoudige Stel Instruksies

Skryf 'n Paragraaf Oor 'n Bekende Onderwerp

Skryf 'n Persoonlike Verslag Van Jou Ervaring

Skryf 'n Storie

Skryf 'n Verslag

Skryf Eenvoudige Tekste

Skryf Moeiliker Lyste

Spel Algemene Woorde Korrek

Volsinne

Besitlike Voornaamwoorde

Hersien Taalgebruike

Hersien Taalgebruike Wat Informeel In Graad 1 Tot 2 Gebruik Is

Selfstandige Naamwoorde

Taalgebruike Wat Informeel Gebruik Is

Teenwoordige Tyd

Telbare En Ontelbare Selfstandige Naamwoorde

Verstaan En Gebruik Die Toekomende Tyd

Verstaan En Gebruik Lidwoorde Saam Met Selfstandige Naamwoorde

Verstaan En Gebruik Van Verlede Tyd

Verstaan En Gebruik Vergelykende Adjektiewe

Voornaamwoorde

Lees Hardop Uit Eie Boek

Lees Hardop Uit Eie Boek In 'n Geleide Groep

Lees Met Toenemende Vlotheid En Uitdrukking

Lees Met Vlotheid En Uitdrukking

Lees Saam Met Die Onderwyser Stories

Maak Van Dieselfde Leestegnieke Gebruik Wat In Die Huistaal Aangeleer Is

Om 'n Sigwoordeskat Op Te Bou

Toon Begrip Vir Leestekens

Toon Begrip Vir Leestekens Tydens Luidlees

Liggaamsdele

Prente

Antonieme

Meervoude

Rymwoorde

Sinonieme

Voorsetsels

Werkwoorde

Graad 4 Afrikaans -

Beskryf 'n Persoon, Dier Of Karakter Uit Die Storie Of Plek Waar Die Storie Afspeel.

Beskryf Die Mense/karakters Uit Die Storie

Gee 'n Feitelike Vertelling Van 'n Nuusgebeurtenis Wat Op Persoonlike Ervaring Gebaseer Is.

Gee 'n Persoonlike Hervertelling

Gee Eenvoudige Instruksies

Gee Instruksies (ten Minste 2 Stappe)

Kies Uit Kontemporêre Realistiese Fiksie / Tradisionele Stories / Persoonlike Hervertellings / Avontuurverhale / Ware Lewensverhale.

Klassifiseer Dinge

Luister Na 'n Beskrywing En Beskryf 'n Voorwerp / 'n Gebeurtenis

Luister Na 'n Beskrywing Van Plekke / Plante / Diere / Voorwerpe

Luister Na 'n Gedig

Luister Na En Gee Mondelings Boodskap/pe

Luister Na En Reageer Op Eenvoudige, Mondelinge Aanwysings

Luisterbegrip: Luister Aandagtig Na Stories

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na 'n Inligtings Teks, Soos 'n Feitelike Hervertelling / Beskrywing

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na 'n Inligtingsteks, Byvoorbeeld 'n Feitelike Hervertelling / Versleg / Nuusberig

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na 'n Kort Praatjie Of Aankondiging, Byvoorbeeld Oor Die Radio Of Tv Of Lees Die Teks Uit Die Handboek.

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na 'n Liedjie Of Eenvoudige Gedig

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na 'n Onderhoud / 'n Geselsprogram

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na 'n Storie

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na 'n Toneelstuk Wat Hardop Gelees Word Of Oor Die Radio / Tv

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na En Voer Instruksies Uit, Byvoorbeeld Resep / Instruksies Vir Vervaardiging Of Hoe Om Iets Te Doen / Te Maak.

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na Inligtingstekste, Byvoorbeeld 'n Feitelike Vertelling Of Eenvoudige Nuusberig

Neem Aan 'n Gesprek Met 'n Bekende Onderwerp Deel.

Neem Aan 'n Kort Gesprek Oor 'n Bekende Onderwerp Deel.

Oefen Luister En Praat

Oefen Luister En Praat ( Kies 'n Teks Vir Daaglikse Gebruik)

Oefen Luister En Praat / Hardoplees (gedeelte Teks Vir Die Dag)

Oefen Luister En Praat / Hardoplees (gedeelte Teks)

Oefen Luister En Praat / Hardoplees (kies 'n Teks Vir Daaglikse Gebruik)

Oefen Luister En Praat/hardoplees

Speel 'n Meer Gevorderde Taalspeletjie / Rolspel

Speel 'n Meer Komplekse Taal Speletjie

Besin Oor Tekste Wat Gelees Is

Besin Oor Tekste Wat Selfstandig Gelees Is

Besin Oor Tekste Wat Selfstandig Gelees Is / Lees In Pare

Bespreek Tekste Wat Selfstandig Gelees Is.

Lees 'n Dagboek / Dagboekinskrywings / Gedig

Lees 'n Dagboek Of Dagboekinskrywing

Lees 'n Inligtingsteks Met Visuele Komponente, Byvoorbeeld 'n Plakkaat / Pamflet

Lees 'n Visuele Teks, Byvoorbeeld 'n Plakkaat / Advertensie / Kennisgewing / Pamflet

Lees 'n Visuele Teks, Byvoorbeeld 'n Plakkaat Wat 'n Gebeurtenis Adverteer

Leesbegrip: Lees 'n Eenvoudige Gedig

Leesbegrip: Lees 'n Inligtingsteks

Leesbegrip: Lees 'n Inligtingsteks Met Visuele Komponente, Byvoorbeeld 'n Diagram / Tabel / Geheuekaart / Kaart / Prent

Leesbegrip: Lees 'n Inligtingsteks Met Visuele Komponente, Byvoorbeeld 'n Diagram / Tabel / Kopkaart / Kaart / Prent / Illustrasie

Leesbegrip: Lees 'n Inligtingsteks Soos 'n Feitelike Vertelling Of 'n Nuusberig

Leesbegrip: Lees 'n Inligtingsteks, Byvoorbeeld 'n Feitelike Hervertelling / Verslag / Nuusberig

Leesbegrip: Lees 'n Prosedure-teks, Byvoorbeeld 'n Resep / Instruksies

Leesbegrip: Lees 'n Storie

Leesbegrip: Lees 'n Storie Met Dialoog

Leesbegrip: Lees 'n Toneelstuk

Leesbegrip: Lees Inligtingstekste Met Visuele Komponente, Byvoorbeeld 'n Diagram / Tabel / Kopkaart / Kaart / Prente

Leesbegrip: Lees Instruksietekste, Byvoorbeeld Resep / Instruksies Vir Die Vervaardiging Of Hoe Om Iets Te Doen / Te Maak.

Leesbegripsaktiwiteit Oor Die Teks (modeling Of Skriftelik)

Leesbegripsaktiwiteit Oor Die Teks (mondelings Of Skriftelik) Lees Proseduretekste, Byvoorbeeld Eenvoudige Instruksies.

Los 'n Woordraaisel Op

Byskrifte By 'n Eenvoudige Kaart

Etikette En/of Visuele Tekste, Byvoorbeeld 'n Diagram / Tabel / Kopkaart / Kaart / Prente

Gebruik Inligting Uit 'n Visuele Teks Om 'n Beskrywende Paragraaf Te Skryf

Gee 'n Beskrywing (paragraaf) Van 'n Persoon / Dier / Plek

Oefen Skriftelik

Ontwerp En Skep 'n Plakkaat / Advertensie / Kennisgewing / Pamflet

Ontwerp En Skep 'n Plakkaat, Kennisgewing Of Pamflet

Ontwerp En Skep 'n Visuele Teks, Byvoorbeeld 'n Plakkaat Of 'n Kennisgewing

Opsomming Van 'n Inligtings Teks

Skryf 'n Beskrywing (paragraaf) Van Mense Of Karakters Uit Die Storie Met Behulp Van 'n Skryfraam

Skryf 'n Boodskap

Skryf 'n Dialoog

Skryf 'n Eenvoudige Boekresensie, Gebruik 'n Raam

Skryf 'n Eenvoudige Gedig Aan Die Hand Van 'n Skryfraam

Skryf 'n Feitelike Verhaal Of Skryf 'n Nuusgebeurtenis Wat Op Persoonlike Gebeurtenis Gebaseer Is.

Skryf 'n Lys

Skryf 'n Paragraaf Aan Die Hand Van 'n Skryfraam

Skryf 'n Persoonlike Hervertelling Aan Die Hand Van 'n Skryfraam (byvoorbeeld Gister... Daarna...)

Skryf 'n Persoonlike, Eenvoudige Vertelling Met Behulp Van 'n Raam, Byvoorbeeld Gister... /toe...

Skryf 'n Prosedureteks, Byvoorbeeld 'n Resep / Instruksies

Skryf 'n Storie Deur Die Gebruik Van 'n Raam

Skryf 'n Storie Met Dialoog

Skryf 'n Storie Volgens 'n Raam

Skryf Eenvoudige Instruksies Met Behulp Van 'n Skryfraam

Skryf En Ontwerp 'n Visuele Teks Byvoorbeeld 'n Plakkaat / Pamflet / Kennisgewing

Skryf Oor 'n Storie

Skryf Oor Die Storie

Skryf Sinne Wat Rym

Skryf Sosiale Tekste, Byvoorbeeld 'n Boodskap

Som 'n Inligtingsteks Op

Voltooi 'n Visuele Teks, Byvoorbeeld 'n Grafek / Tabel / Kopkaart / Kaart / Prente

Spelling En Punktuasie

Werk Met Sinne

Werk Met Woorde

Graad 5 Afrikaans -

Beskryf N Eenvoudige Proses

Dra N Gedig Voor

Hervertel N Storie

Hervertel N Storie (2)

Hervertel N Verhaal

Lees

Lewer N Feitelike Verslag

Luister Na En Lewer Persoonlike Verslae

Luisterbegrip

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na En Reageer Op Mondelinge Instruksies

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na En Voer Instruksies Uit, Byvoorbeel Om Iets Te Maak Of Te Doen.

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na N Gedig Of N Lied.

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na N Inligtingsteks.

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na N Mondelinge Beskrywing Van Plekke/ Mense

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na N Storie

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na N Storie (4)

Luisterbegrip: Lusiter Na N Storie (5)

Luisterbegrip: Luster Na N Storie (2)

Luisterbegrip: Luster Na N Storie (3)

Neem Aan N Bespreking Deel (2)

Neem Aan N Geprek Deel (3)

Neem Deel Aan N Gesprek

Oefen Luister En Praat/ Hardoplees

Praat

Praat Voorbereid

Rolspeel N Bekende Situasie

Speel N Taalspeletjie

Toneelstuk/ Rolspel

Vertel N Storie

Lees En Los N Woordraaisel Op

Lees En Verstaan N Plakkaat

Lees Inligtingstekste Oor Ander Vakke

Lees N Dagboek/ Dagboekinskrywing

Lees N Eenvoudige Boek/ Storie/ Resensie

Lees N Gedig / Gedigte (2)

Lees N Gedig/ Gedigte (3)

Lees N Inligtingsteks (bv. Kort Verslag)

Lees N Kort Paragraaf

Lees N Mediateks (bv. Tydskrifartikel Of Nuusberig)

Lees Selfstandig

Leesbegrip: Lees N Gedig Of Gedigte

Leesbegrip: Lees N Inligtingsteks (bv. Wetenskap-eksperimente)

Leesbegrip: Lees N Inligtingsteks Met Visuele Materiaal (2)

Leesbegrip: Lees N Inligtingsteks Met Visuele Materiaal.

Leesbegrip: Lees N Instruksionele (prosedure-) Teks

Leesbegrip: Lees N Instruksionele Teks (bv. Resepte)

Leesbegrip: Lees N Kort Storie

Leesbegrip: Lees N Storie (2)

Leesbegrip: Lees N Storie (3)

Leesbegrip: Lees N Storie (4)

Leesbegrip: Lees N Storie Met Dialoog

Leesbegrip: Lees N Toneelstuk

Leesbegripsaktiwiteit Oor Die Teks

Leesbegrp: Lees N Storie

Gebruik Stappe Vir Prosesskryf

Geen N Kort Beskrywing Van N Voorwerp

Maak N Opsomming Van N Kort Teks

Merk/ Voltooi Eenvoudige Visuele Teks

Ontwerp N Plakkaat

Ontwerp N Plakkaat (2)

Skryf 'n Paragraaf

Skryf Instruksies

Skryf N Eenvoudige Boekresensie

Skryf N Eenvoudige Gedig

Skryf N Eenvoudige Storie

Skryf N Eenvoudige Storie (2)

Skryf N Eenvoudige Verhaal

Skryf N Feitelike Hervertelling

Skryf N Inligtingsteks

Skryf N Inligtingsteks (2)

Skryf N Kort Boodskap

Skryf N Kort Diallog

Skryf N Kort Paragraaf Oor N Karakter

Skryf N Kort Verslag Oor Prosedure Wat Gevolg Moet Word

Skryf N Mening Oor N Storie

Skryf N Persoonlike Hervertelling Van Gebeure

Skryf N Persoonlike Verslag Van Gebeure (2)

Skryf N Resep

Skryf N Storie (2)

Skryf N Verslag Oor N Proses

Skryf Oor N Gedig

Spelling En Punktuasie

Taal

Werk Met Sinne

Werk met woorde

Woordeskat In Konteks

Graad 6 Afrikaans -

Beskryf N Proses

Leesbegrip: Luister Na N Storie

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na En Gee N Reeks Instruksies

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na Gedigte Of Liedjies

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na Mondelinge Beksrywings Van Voorwerpe/ Diere/ Plante/ Plekke

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na N Feitelike Verslag (nuusberig)

Luisterbegrip: Luister Na N Storie (2)

Oefen Luister En Praat

Ontleed En Klassifiseer Dinge

Persoonlike Welstand

Rolspel

Speel N Taalspeletjie

Speel N Taalspeletjie (2)

Voer N Gesprek Oor N Onderwerp

Besin Oor Tekste Wat Selfstandig/In Pare Gelees Is

Lees Persoonlike Briewe

Leesbegrip: Lees Gedigte

Leesbegrip: Lees Inligtingsteks

Leesbegrip: Lees N Eenvoudige Feitelike Verslag (nuusbegrig)

Leesbegrip: Lees N Inligtingsteks Met Visuele Komponente

Leesbegrip: Lees N Storie

Leesbegrip: Lees N Storie (2)

Leesbegripsaktiwiteit

Leesbegripsaktiwiteit (2)

Leesbegripsaktiwiteite (3)

Leesbegripsaktiwiteite (4)

Diftonge

Gebruik die stappe van prosesskryf

Gee N Beskrywing Van N Eenvoudige Proses

Gee N Beskrywing Van N Persoon

Gee N Beskrywing Van N Voorwerp/ Dier/ Plant/ Plek

Kopkaart

Leer oor die Skryfproses

Ontwerp, Teken En Merk N Visuele Teks (diagram)

Ontwerp, Teken En Voltooi N Visuele Teks (plakaat)

Resensie

Sinstipes

Skryf 'n Gedig

Skryf 'n inligtingsteks bv. tekste wat in ander vakke gebruik is

Skryf Eenvoudige Definisies

Skryf Eenvoudige Definisies Deur N Raam Te Gebruik

Skryf N Eenvoudige Feitelike Verslag

Skryf N Eenvoudige Storie Met Behulp Van N Raam

Skryf N Eenvoudige Vrienskaplike Brief

Skryf Vir Persoobnlike Besinning (dagboekinskrywing)

Verkleinwoorde

Woordeskat

Antonieme

Bywoorde

Homofone

Hulpwerkwoorde

Idiome

Intensiewe vorme

Letterlik en Figuurlik

Manlik en Vroulik

Meervoude

Ontkenning

Ontkenningsvorm

Samestellings

Sinonieme

Spelling en punktuasie

Teenoorgesteldes

Teenswoordige en verlede tyd.

Trappe van Vergelyking

Versamelname

Voornaamwoorde

Voorsetsels

Vraagsinne

Werk met sinne

Werk met woorde

Werkwoorde

Graad 7 Afrikaans -

Bekendstelling: Self Of Ander

Dialoog (gebruik Onvolledige Dialoë Vir Leerders).

Forum/paneelbespreking

Gesprek Oor ‘n Drama

Groep-/paneelbespreking

Groep/klasbespreking: die manier waarop instruksies of prosedures gevolg word.

Hardoplees

Hersiening en voorbereiding vir eksamen: Luister

Hersiening en voorbereiding vir eksamen: Praat

Luister Met Begrip

Luister met begrip hoe om `n vorm of vraelys te voltooi.

Luister met begrip na aanwysings wat gegee word.

Luister met begrip na `n geskrewe teks/TV-nuusaanbieding

Luister Na ‘n Kortverhaal

Luister Na Drama: Dialoog/onderhoud.

Luister Na En Bespreek ‘n Gedig

Luister na en bespreek nuus gebasseer op koerantberigte/tydskrifartikels

Luister na `n kortverhaal/volksverhale

Mondelinge kommunikasie: Debatteer

Mondelinge kommunikasie: die gebruik van `n vraelys/vorm.

Mondelinge kommunikasie: Gee aanwysings/instruksies

Mondelinge kommunikasie: rolspeel prosedures tydens `n vergardering.

Ondersoek van rolspel

Onvoorbereide mondelinge aanbieding

Rolspel-Drama

Storievertelling

Vertel ‘n Storie Oor

Vertel `n storie

Voorbereide Hardoplees

Voorbereide mondelinge aanbieding

Voorbereide/Onvoorbereide hardoplees van `n koerantberig

Voorbereide/onvoorbereide praat

Vorme Van Mondelinge Kommunikasie: Dramatisering

Die leesproses

Hersiening en voorbereiding vir eksamen: Lees

Lees en kyk vir begrip (gebruik geskrewe en/of visuele teks, soos strokiesprente.

Lees en kyk vir begrip (gebruik geskrewe of visuele teks, soos advertensies)

Lees en kyk vir begrip: geskrewe/visuele teks/grafieke.

Lees En Kyk Vir Begrip: Strategieë

Lees en kyk vir inligting (gebruik teks soos koerantberigte/tysdkrifartikels/geskrewe mondelinge aanbieding

Lees instruksionele teks: prosedures

Lees literêre teks: drama/roman

Lees vir inligting: teks oor die belangrikheid van `n vraelys en hoe om dit te voltooi.

Lees `n teks met dagboekinskrywing/e-posboodskap/strooibiljet

Lees: Teks oor hoe om `n kennisgewing/agenda en notule te skryf.

Leesbegrip En Leesstrategieë

Literêre Teks Drama: Eenbedryf/eenakter

Literêre Teks: Gedigte

Literêre Teks: Jeugdrama/radiodrama

Literêre teks: jeugroman/kortverhaal/drama/radiodrama

Literêre Teks: Kortverhale

Ontleding van `n gedig

Poësie: Belangrike Kenmerke Van Die Gedig

Poësie: Kenmerke Van ‘n Gedig

Poësie: Kenmerke Van Die Gedig

Poësie: Voorgeskrewe gedigte

Pre-lees Strategieë

Skryf `n begripstoets

Beskrywende Opstel: Konvensies

Fokus Op Die Skryfproses: Stappe

Hersiening en voorbereiding vir eksamen: Opstelle

Hersiening en voorbereiding vir eksamen: Skryf

Korter transaksionele teks: instruksies

Kreatiewe Skryf: Eie Gedig

Lang/kort tansaksionele teks, bv. gee van aanwysings

Lang/korter transaksionele tekste, bv. e-pos, plakkate, dagboekinskrywings/strooibiljette

Langer Tekste: Geskrewe Onderhoud

Langer transaksionele tekste, bv. kennisgewing/agenda en notule.

Skryf ‘n Dialoog Vir Opvoering As Drama

Skryf lang/lkort transaksionele tekste - koerantberig

Skryf transaksionele tekste soos advertensies/plakkate.

Skryf `n dramaresensie

Skryf `n instruksie

Skryf `n resensie/brief

Skryf `n verhalende opstel: konvensies van `n paragraaf

Transaksionele tekste, soos: die voltooing van vraelyste of vorms.

Verhalende Paragraaf: Konvensies

Betekenisleer En Woordeskatuitbreiding

Betelnisleer En Woordeskatuitbreiding

Lees- En Skryftekens

Leestekens En Spelling

Remediëring 

Sinsvlakwerk

Spelling En Leestekens

Woordeboekgebruik

Woordeskat Binne Konteks

Woordvlakwerk

Woordvlawerk

Graad 8 Afrikaans -

Begripluister vir nie-fiksie teks

Debat

Dialoog gebaseer op teks

Dialoog Gebasseer Op Teks

Forum- / Paneelbespreking

Forum-/ Groepbespreking: Koerantberig Of Tydskrifartikel

Forum-/ Paneelbespreking

Gee Aanwysings

Groepbespreking: brief aan die pers

Groepbespreking: debat

Groepbespreking: dialoog

Groepbespreking: Dinkskrum

Groepbespreking: Nie-fiksie teks

Groepbespreking: Visuele/ Oudiovisuele Multimediateks

Groepsbespreking: Debat

Luister

Luister hardop na 'n teks uit 'n kortverhaal

Luister met begip (opname van dialoog)

Luister met begip - brief aan die pers

Luister Met Begrip

Luister na 'n teks wat hardop gelees work

Luister Vir Inligting

Luister- En Praatstrategieë

Luisterbegrip: Slegs Klank

Onderhoud

Onderhoud/ Voltooi ‘n Vraelys/ Groepbespreking

Onvoorbereide Mondeling: Koerantberig Of Tydskrifartikel

Onvoorbereide mondelinge aanbieding

Praat

Rekonstruasie Van Tonele

Storievertelling

Voorbereide Hardoplees

Voorbereide Mondelinge Aanbieding

Die Leesproses

Eenbedryf / Eenakter

Koerantberig / Tydskrifartikel oor hedendaagse / sosiale aangeleenthede

Lees

Lees ‘n Koerantberig Of Tydskrifartikel

Lees ‘n Ondersoekende Verslag

Lees ‘n Toespraak

Lees En Kyk Van Geskrewe/ Visuele Teks Vir Begrip

Lees en Kyk vir Begrip

Lees vir begrip bv. dialoog

Lees Vir Begrip, Bv. Dialoog

Leesstrategieë

Literêre Teks: Jeugverhaal

Literêre Teks: Roman/ Kortverhaal/ Drama

Literere teks soos drama / rolspel

Literere teks soos drama / toneelstuk

Literere teks soos jeugroman / kortverhaal

Literere teks soos jeugroman / kortverhaal / drama

Literere teks soos opname van televisie / radio / simulasie

Poësie

Pre-leesstrategieë

Strategieë Vir Lees En Kyk Met Begrip

Transaksionele Tekste: Verslag/ Tydskrifartikel

Argumenterende / beskrywende opstel

‘n Mondelinge Aanbieding: Fokus Op Die Skryfproses

‘n Mondelinge Aanbieding: Vereistes T.o.v. Teks Vir Die Verhalende Opstel

Dialoog - konvensies van 'n paragraaf

Die Skryfproses: Stappe

Konvensies van 'n paragraaf

Literere Teks Bv. Kortverhaal

Resensie van die storie / roman

Skryf

Skryf ‘n Brief Gebasseer Op ‘n Visuele Stimulus: Fokus Op Die Skryfproses

Skryf ‘n Verhalende/ Reflekterende Opstel

Skryf ‘n Verslag/ Tydskrifartikel Gebasseer Op ‘n Visuele Stimulus: Fokus Op Die Skryfproses

Transaksionele Teks - Dagboekinskrywing

Transaksionele teks - formele / informele brief

Transaksionele teks - joernalistieke verslag

Transaksionele teks, bv. geskrewe onderhoud

Transaksionele Tekste: Aanwysings / Instruksies

Transaksionele Tekste: Ondersoekende Verslag

Transaksionele Tekste: Verslag/ Tydskrifartikel

Transaksionele Tekste: Vriendskaplike/ Informele Briewe

Volg Die Stappe In Die Skryfproses

Betekenisleer En Woordeskatbuitbreiding

Betekenisleer En Woordeskatuitbreiding

Lees- En Skryftekens

Sinsvlakwerk

Woordeskat Binne Konteks

Woordvlakwerk

Grade 9 Afrikaans -

Discussion based on the understanding of a will

CV as a requirement for appointment

Dialogue: role-play a dialogue

Forum / Group Discussion: Culture

Talk

Group discussion

Listen

Listening and speaking strategies

Listening and Speaking: Ad Analysis

Listen with understanding

Listen With Understanding: Advertising

Listen With Understanding: Dialogue

Listen to a debate

Listen to a modeling presentation

Listen to a negotiation conversation between two people: dialogue

Listen to an interview

Listen to a recording: advertisement

Listen to a story

Listen to a newspaper article

Listen to a Telephone Conversation / Dialogue on a Dispute

Listening To Reading A Text

Listening for Comprehension: Oral Presentation

Listen for comprehension: oral text

Listening and Speaking Strategies

Listen / Watch an Ad

Oral Presentation Of An Article

Participate in a debate

Unprepared Reading

Unprepared Oral Presentation

Role Playing Oral Transaction Between a Buyer and a Seller That Has Been Wrong

Role play a situation

Storytelling

Meeting procedure

Prepared Reading aloud

Prepared oral presentation

The Reading Process

Read a literary text, e.g. drama

Read a literary text, e.g. drama / short story / folk tales

Read a literary text, e.g. short story / novel

Read a literary text, e.g. novel / youth novel / short story

Read a literary text, e.g. novel / youth novel / short story

Read a literary text, e.g. novel / folk tales / short story

Read a text, e.g. drama / short story / folk tales

Read an abridged will

Read a newspaper article / magazine / report

Read A Contract Between Buyer And Seller

Read and look

Reading and Viewing a Visual Text: advertisement / cartoon / graphics

Read And View A Contract For Understanding

Read And View Visual / Multimedia Text

Read and look for understanding

Reading And Viewing Comprehension: Using Newspaper

Reading And Viewing Comprehension: Visual Text (Advertisement, Poster, Cartoon)

Reading And Viewing Comprehension: Visual Text (Cartoon)

Read and look for information (will)

Reading comprehension

Reading Comprehension: Text From Prescribed Literary Works

Reading Comprehension: Visual and Written Texts

Reading strategy

Reading strategies

Literary Text Like Short Story / Youth Novel / Novel / Drama

Literary Text: Youth Novel Short Story / Drama

Literary Text: Youth Novel / Short Story / Drama

Summary

Poetry

The Writing Process

Longer Transactional Texts: Article / Maintenance

Write a transactional text: notice, agenda and minutes

Write a narrative / descriptive / reflective essay

Write A Letter Of Appreciation For Help / Advice Received

Write a Narrative / Descriptive / Reflective Essay

Write a Report on Findings in a Dispute Between a Buyer and a Seller

Write shorter transactional texts: review of an ad

Write: Review / Documents

Writing process

Transactional text: dialogue

Transactional text: email

Transactional text: formal letter

Transactional text: tribute / diary entry / invitation card

Transactional text: invitation card

Transactional Texts: Advertisement / Poster

Transactional Texts: Diary Entry / Constitution / Policy

Transactional Texts: Cover Letter and CV

Transactional Texts: Testament

Meaning Learning And Vocabulary Expansion

Critical Language Use

Punctuation And Spelling

Sense level work

Pronoun

Vocabulary Within Context

Vocabulary In Context

Vocabulary In / Within Context

Word level work

International GCSE Afrikaans -

Grade 1 Mathematics - 

Basic Solid Shapes

Patterns Of Solid Shapes

Positions Of Solid Shapes

Problem Solving

Picture Graphs

Tally Charts

Notes And Coins

Problem Solving

Shopping

Comparing Length

Measuring Length

Problem Solving

Measuring Mass

Problem Solving

Counting And Comparing

Reading A Calendar

Telling Time

Telling Number Stories

Addition With Number

Bonds

Making Addition Stories

Other Methods Of Addition

Bonds

Making Subtraction Stories

Other Methods Of Subtraction

Subtraction With Number

Naming Positions

Problem Solving

Basic Plane Shapes

Making Patterns And Shapes

Problem Solving

Order Of Numbers

Tens And Ones

Comparing Numbers

Comparison By Subtraction

Problem Solving

Counting And Comparing

Addition Within 20

Problem Solving

Subtraction Within 20

Counting And Comparing

Tens And Ones

Adding Three Numbers

Addition and Subtraction without Regrouping

Problem Solving

Halves And Quarters

Problem Solving

Addition And Subtraction Without Regrouping

Problem Solving

Grade 2 Mathematics - 

Comparing and ordering unit fractions 

Making a whole 

Mind stretcher

Recognizing and naming fractions

Using fractions to describe halves  and quarters

Continuing patterns

Forming solid figures

Identifying faces, edges and vertices

Identifying flat and curved surfaces

Mind stretcher

Making and reading picture graphs with scale

Picture graphs

Problem solving 

Reading and interpreting picture graphs with scale

Duration of time

Duration of time from the hour

Problem solving 

Telling time after the hour

Telling time before the hour

Telling time using a.m. and p.m.

Understanding the relationship between units of time

Changing cents and dollars

Comparing amounts of money

Counting dollars and cents

Exchanginging coins and notes

Giving change from $1

Word problems

Choosing units of measure

Drawing lines

Length in Centimeters

Length in Meters

Measuring lines

Mind stretcher

Word problems

comparing mass in grams

Estimating and measuring the mass of objects

Measuring mass in Kilogram

Mind stretcher

word problems

Continuing patterns

Copying shapes on a grid

Identifying line segments and a curve

Identifying semicircles and quarter circles 

Mind stretcher

Naming basic shapes that make up a new shape

Comparing  three numbers

Comparing two numbers

Counting  amounts of money

Finding more than and less then 

Hundreds, Tens and ones

Reading a number in hundreds, tens and ones

Addition and subtraction without regrouping

Mind stretcher

Problem solving 

Subtraction without regrouping 

Adding with regrouping in the tens and ones

Addition with regrouping 

Mind stretcher

Problem solving 

Solving a 1-step word problem

Solving a 1-step word problems

Subtraction with regrouping

Subtraction with regrouping in hundreds and tens

Subtraction with regrouping in hundreds and tens and ones

Adding the same number

Completing multiplication sentences

Making multiplication stories

Related multiplication facts

Solving multiplication  problems

Telling number stories

Division within 40 , finding the number of things in each group

Finding the  number of groups

Finding the number of things in each group

Related division facts

Telling division stories

writing a fact family

Counting by twos

Dividing by 10

Dividing by 2

Dividing by 5

Double facts

Mind stretcher

Multiplying by 10

Multiplying by 5

Review 3

using dot cards

Word problems

Adding 98 or 99 to a 1-digit number

Adding 98 or 99 to a 2-digit number

Adding 98 or 99 to a 3-digit number

Adding ones to a 3-digit number with regrouping

Adding ones, tens or hundreds to a 3-digit number without regrouping

Adding tens  to a 3-digit number with regrouping

Finding the missing part in an  subtraction sentence

Finding the missing part in an addition sentence

Making 100 by counting on

Making 100 using place value

Mental addition

Mental subtraction

subtract 98 or 99 from 3-digit numbers

subtracting  98 or 99 from hundreds

Subtracting  ones, tens or hundreds from a 3-digit number without regrouping

Subtracting ones from a 3-digit number with regrouping

Subtracting tens from a 3-digit number with regrouping

counting by fours

Counting by threes

Dividing by 3

Dividing by 4

Mind stretcher

using dot cards

Word Problems

Grade 3 Mathematics -

Sub Category

Comparing Sizes Of Angles

Identifying And Naming Points, Lines, Line Segments And Rays

Identifying Angles

Identifying Angles In Shapes

Identifying Angles On Objects

Identifying Right Angles

Identifying Right Angles In Shapes

Mind Stretcher

Comparing Three Numbers

Comparing Two Numbers

Finding 'more Than' And 'less Than'

Identifying Values Of Digits

Number Patterns

Reading And Writing Numbers

Adding With Regrouping Once

Adding With Regrouping Thrice

Adding With Regrouping Twice

Mind Stretcher

Problem Solving - Word Problems

Regrouping From Hundreds Then Thousands

Regrouping From Thousands

Solving 1-step Word Problems

Subtracting With Regrouping Once

Subtracting With Regrouping Thrice

Subtracting With Regrouping Twice

Understanding The Meaning Of Sum And Difference

Adding Fractions With Different Denominators

Adding Fractions With The Same Denominator

Comparing Fractions

Comparing Using Equivalent Fractions

Finding Equivalent Fractions By Dividing

Finding Equivalent Fractions By Multiplying

Mind Stretcher

Naming Parts Of A Fraction

Problem Solving - Word Problems

Subtracting Fractions With Different Denominators

Subtracting Fractions With The Same Denominator

Understanding Equivalent Fractions

Bar Graphs

Reading And Interpreting Bar Graphs

Reading Bar Graphs

Reading Block Graphs

Drawing Parallel Line Segments

Drawing Perpendicular Line Segments

Horizontal And Vertical Line Segments

Identifying Parallel Line Segments

Identifying Perpendicular Line Segments

Mind Stretcher

Adding And Subtracting Hours And Minutes

Duration Of Time

Expressing Days In Weeks And Days

Expressing Hours And Minutes In Minutes

Expressing Minutes In Hours And Minutes

Expressing Months In Years And Months

Expressing Weeks And Days In Days

Expressing Years And Months In Months

Mind Stretcher

Problem Solving - Word Problems

Reading Time

Word Problems

Counting By Eights

Counting By Nines

Dividing 2-digit Numbers

Dividing 3-digit Numbers

Dividing 3-digit Numbers By 6

Dividing 3-digit Numbers By 7

Dividing 3-digit Numbers By 8

Dividing 3-digit Numbers By 9

Dividing By 6

Dividing By 7

Dividing By 8

Dividing By 9

Dividing Hundreds And Tens By 2

Dividing With Remainder

Mind Stretcher

Multiplying 2-digit Numbers With Regrouping Of Ones

Multiplying 2-digit Numbers With Regrouping Of Ones And Tens

Multiplying 2-digit Numbers With Regrouping Of Tens

Multiplying 2-digit Numbers Without Regrouping

Multiplying 3-digit Numbers By 7

Multiplying 3-digit numbers by 8

Multiplying 3-digit Numbers By 9

Multiplying 3-digit Numbers With Regrouping Of Tens And Hundreds

Multiplying And Dividing By 6 Using Dot Cards

Multiplying And Dividing By 6 Using Square Units

Multiplying And Dividing By 7 Using Dot Cards

Multiplying And Dividing By 7 Using Square Units

Multiplying By Zero

Multiplying Ones, Tens And Hundreds

Odd And Even Numbers

Problem Solving - Word Problems

Solving 1-step Word Problems

Solving 2-step Word Problems

Adding Dollars And Cents

Adding Dollars And Cents Mentally

Adding Dollars And Cents With Regrouping

Adding Dollars And Cents Without Regrouping

Problem Solving - Word Problems

Solving 1-step Word Problem Involving Subtraction Of Money

Solving 1-step Word Problems

Subtracting Dollars And Cents Mentally

Subtracting Dollars And Cents With Regrouping

Subtracting Dollars And Cents Without Regrouping

Subtracting From $10

To Subtract Money In Decimal Notation Up To $100

Adding Numbers By Making Tens

Adding Numbers Using The 'add The Tens, Then Add The Ones' Strategy

Dividing Tens Or Hundreds

Multiplying Tens Or Hundreds

Subtracting 2-digit Numbers

Subtracting From Tens

Adding And Subtracting Centimeters And Millimeters

Adding And Subtracting Kilometers And Meters

Adding And Subtracting Meters And Centimeters

Comparing Lengths In Kilometers And Meters

Comparing Lengths In Meters And Centimeters

Expressing Centimeters And Millimeters In Millimeters

Expressing Centimeters In Meters And Centimeters

Expressing Kilometers And Meters In Meters

Expressing Meters And Centimeters In Centimeters

Expressing Meters In Kilometers And Meters

Expressing Millimeters In Centimeters And Millimeters

Length In Kilometers

Length In Meters And Centimeters

Length In Millimeters

Mind Stretcher

Problem Solving - Word Problems

To Compare Lengths In Millimeters

Adding And Subtracting Kilograms And Grams

Comparing Mass In Kilograms And Grams

Expressing Grams In Kilograms And Grams

Expressing Kilograms And Grams In Grams

Mass In Kilograms And Grams

Mind Stretcher

Problem Solving - Word Problems

Adding And Subtracting Liters And Milliliters

Comparing Capacity

Comparing Capacity In Liters

Comparing In Liters And Milliliters

Comparing Volumes

Comparing Volumes Of Liquid In Two Or More Containers In Liters

Expressing Liters And Milliliters In Milliliters

Expressing Milliliters In Liters And Milliliters

Liters And Milliliters

Mind Stretcher

Problem Solving - Word Problems

Understanding Volume

Volume And Capacity

Volume In Liters

Area In Square Meters

Area Of Other Figures In Square Centimeters

Area Of Squares In Square Centimeters

Mind Stretcher

Square Units

Understanding Area

Understanding Square Meters

Grade 4 Mathematics - 

Division

Multiplication

Problem Solving

Factors

Multiples

Numbers to 100 000

Numbers To 1000

Rounding Numbers

Division By 1-digit Numbers And By 10

Multiplication By 1-digit Numbers And By 10

Multiplication By 2-digit Whole Numbers

Problem Solving

Addition Of Fractions

Conversion Of Measurements

Improper Fractions

Mixed Numbers

Problem Solving

Product Of A Fraction And A Whole Number

Subtraction Of Fractions

Addition

Division

Hundredths

Multiplication

Problem Solving

Rounding

Subtraction

Tenths

Thousandths

Properties Of Squares And Rectangles

Line Graphs

Presenting Data

Problem Solving

Angle Measures

Turns And 8-point Compass

Drawing Parallel Line Segments

Drawing Perpendicular Line Segments

Area Of A Rectangle

Composite Figures

Perimeter

Problem Solving

Squares And Rectangles

Symmetric Figures

24-hour Clock

Problem Solving

Seconds

Grade 5 Mathematics - 

Addition And Subtraction Of Mixed Numbers

Addition And Subtraction Of Unlike Fractions

Division Of Fractions By Whole Numbers

Division Of Fractions By Whole Numbers: Solving word problems 

Division Of Whole Numbers By Fractions

Division Of Whole Numbers By Fractions: Solving word problems 

Finding the product of fractions by calculation 

Fractions And Division: Associating fractions with division 

Fractions And Division: Dividing whole numbers to get mixed numbers 

Fractions And Division: Expressing improper fractions as decimals 

Fractions And Division: Expressing improper fractions as whole numbers and mixed numbers 

Fractions And Division: Problem Solving 

Multiplying a fraction or a mixed number by a mixed number.

Multiplying whole numbers by mixed numbers 

Problem Solving

Product Of Fractions And Mixed Numbers

Solving word problems 

Approximation

Conversion Of Measurements

Dividing ones, tenths or hundredths by 10 

Dividing whole numbers by 1000

Dividing whole numbers or decimals by 100 

Dividing whole numbers or decimals by hundreds or thousands 

Dividing whole numbers or decimals by ten 

Division By Tens, Hundreds Or Thousands

Expressing mixed numbers as decimals correct to 2 decimal places 

Multiplication By 2-digit Whole Numbers

Multiplication Of Decimals

Multiplying a decimals by tenths 

Multiplying decimals

Multiplying decimals by 100 

Multiplying decimals by 1000

Multiplying decimals by 2-digit whole numbers 

Multiplying decimals by hundres or thousands 

Multiplying tenths, hundredths or thousandths by 10 

Mutiplying decimals by 10 

Problem Solving

Rounding quotients to 2 decimal places 

Solving word problems 

Comparing Three Quantities

Equivalent Ratios

Finding a missing term in a pair of equivalent ratios 

Finding missing terms in a pair of ewuivalent ratios 

Mind stretcher

Solving word problems 

Using a bar model to show a ratio 

Using a ratio to compare a quantity wiuth the total quantity 

Using a ratio to compare two quantities 

Using ratios to compare lengths, masses and volumes 

Writing a ratio in it's simples form 

Writing Equivalent Ratios

Finding Unknown Measures Of Angles

Mind stretcher 

Sum of angle measured at a point 

Sum of angle measures on a line 

Vertically opposite angles 

Approximation And Estimation

Comparing numbers within 1000 000

Estimating products and quotients 

Estimating sums and differences 

Factors

Finding out if a number is a common factor pf two given numbers 

Finding out if a number is a common multiple of two given numbers 

Identifying values of digits in numbers within 10 000 000 

Identifying values of digits in numbers within 1000 000

Identifying values of digits in numbers within 1000 000 000 

Multiples

Numbers To 100 000 000

Reading and writing numbers within 10 000 000 

Reading and writing numbers within 1000 000 000

Rounding numbers to the nearest ten thousand, hundred thousand, million, ten million or hundred million. 

Carrying out mixed operations 

Carrying out mixed operations with parentheses 

Dividing By Tens, Hundreds Or Thousands

Division: Dividing a 3 - digit whole number by a 2 - digit whole number to get a 2 - digit quotient. 

Division: Dividing a 4-digit whole number by a 2-digit whole number to get a 2-digit or 3-digit quotient

Division: Dividing by tens 

Division: Estimating and adjusting the quotient when dividing a 2-digit whole number by another 2 - digit whole number 

Division: Estimating and adjusting the quotient when dividing a 3-digit whole number by another 2 - digit whole number 

Division: Estimating the quotient when dividing by a 2 - digit whole number by estimating the quotient. 

Division: Solving word problems 

Estimating product 

Estimating quotients 

Mind Stretcher 

Multiplication: Multiplying 4 - digit whole numbers by 2 - digit whole numbers 

Multiplication: Solving word problems 

Multiplying By Tens, Hundreds Or Thousands

Order Of Operations

Order Of Operations Multipying and Dividing whole numbers 

Problem Solving

Angles Measures Of A Triangle

Drawing  rhombuses

Drawing a triangle given the length of two sides and one angle measure

Drawing a triangle given two angle measures and one side

Drawing Four-sided Figures

Drawing parallelograms

Drawing trapeziods

Exploring angle properties of a parallelogram 

Exploring angle properties of a rhombus 

Exploring angle properties of a trapezoid 

Finding unknown angle measures in isosceles and equilateral triangles 

Finding unknown angle measures in rhombuses

Finding unknown angle measures in right triangles 

Finding unknown angle measures in trapeziods

Finding unknown angle measuresin parallelograms 

Finding unknown angles measures in triangles 

Four-sided Figures

Identify equilateral triangles 

Identifying isosceles triangles 

Identifying right triangles 

Interior and exterior od a triangle 

Making Isosceles And Equilateral Triangles

Mind stretcher

Expressing decimals as percents 

Expressing fractions as percents 

Expressing fractions with denominators greater than 100 as percents 

Expressing Fractions with denominators smaller than 100 as percents 

Expressing parts of a whole as  percents

Expressing percents as a decimals

Expressing percents as fractions 

Finding the value of a percentage of a quantity 

Mind stretcher 

Percentage Of A Quantity

Relating 1 whole to 100%

Solving 2-step word problems 

Understanding percent 

Finding the average given the total amount and the number of items 

Finding the average given the total amount in compound units and the number of items 

Finding the average in the form of a decimal 

Finding the average of a set of data

Finding the total amount given the average and the number of items 

Finding the total amount given the average in compound units and the number of items 

Mind stretcher 

Word problems 

Finding quantities by expressing rates in a different way

Finding quantities unsing given rates 

Finding rates 

Finding rates, then finding quantities 

Mind stretcher

Word problem 

Finding area of parallelograms 

Finding area of rhombuses 

Finding area of triangles 

Finding the area of composite figures 

Finding the shaded area related to area of triangles 

Identifying bases and heights, then finding area of triangles 

Identifying heights that are not within the triangles 

Identifying the base and the height of triangles 

Mind stretcher 

Making a tessellation with two unit shapes 

Making different tessellations with a unit shape 

Mind Stretcher 

Recognizing shapes that can tessellate 

Recognizing shapes that cannot tessellate 

Adding or removing unit cubes to get a new solid 

Counting unit cubes in a given solid

Identifying different views of a solid 

Identifying Solids

Mind stretcher 

Converting units of volume 

Finding the height of water level given the area and volume 

Finding the height of water level given the length, width and volume 

Finding the length of one edge of a cube given its volume 

Finding the length of one edge of a cuboid given its volume and two other edges 

Finding the length of one edge of a cuboid given the area of one face and volume 

Finding volume of cuboids in cubic centimeters 

Finding volume of cuboids in cubic meters 

Finding volume of solids in cubic centimeters 

Finding volumes of liquids 

Finding volumes of solids in cubic units

Mind stretcher 

Units Of Volume

Word problems 

Finding the value of an algebraic expression involving addition or subtration 

Simplifying algebraic expressions with three or four terms 

Simplifying algebraic expressions with two terms 

Writing algebraic expressions involving addition and subtraction 

Writing and evaluating algebraic expressions involving division

Writing and evaluating algebraic expressions involving more than one operation 

Writing and evaluating algebraic expressions involving multiplication 

Grade 6 Mathematics -

Area

Perimeter

Volume

Numbers

Divide whole numbers by fractions

Division Of Fractions By Fractions

Problem Solving

Division By 2-digit Whole Numbers

Division Of Decimals By Decimals

Division Of Whole Numbers

Mixed Calculations With Fractions And Decimals

Mixed Operations On Decimals

Cylinders And Cones

Nets

Prisms And Pyramids

Problem Solving

Problem Solving

Ratio And Fractions

Ratio And Proportion

One Quantity As A Percentage Of Another

Part Of A Whole As A Percent

Word Problems

Problem Solving

Speed And Average Speed

Area

Circumference

Problem Solving

Radius And Diameter

Pie Charts

Problem Solving

Algebraic Equations

Problem Solving

Fractions

Percent

Ratio

Speed

Triangles and Four-sided Figures

Volume

Whole Numbers and Decimals

Grade 7 Mathematics - 

Collecting Data

Determine Averages, Using Mode, Median, Mean And Range

Presenting Data And Interpreting Results

Probability

Area, Perimeter And Volume

Length, Mass And Capacity

Time And Rates Of Change

Adding And Subtracting Numbers. Multiplication And Associate Division Facts.

Addition and Subtraction

Bidmas

Decimals. Representing Decimals On A Number Line.

Laws Of Arithmetic And Inverse Operations

Negative Numbers

Number And Calculation 2

Numbers and Digits

Rounding Off Decimals

Two Decimal Places Place Value.  Representing Hundredths On A Number Line.

Equations And Formulae

Expressions

Sequences, Functions And Graphs

Symmetry And Transformations

Geometry

Lines And Angles

Common Fractions

Common Fractions And Decimal Fractions

Fractions, Decimals And Percentages

Ratio And Proportion

Grade 8 Mathematics - 

Geometric Concepts

Shapes And Mathematical Drawings

Transformations

Planning, Collecting And Processing Data

Presenting Data And Interpreting Results

Probability

Area, Perimeter And Volume

Length, Mass And Capacity

Time And Rates Of Change

Number And Calculation 1

Number And Calculation 2

Expressions And Functions

Expressions, Equations And Formulae

Sequences, Functions And Graphs

Common Fractions

Common Fractions And Decimal Fractions

Fractions, Decimals And Percentages

Ratio And Proportion

Grade 9 Mathematics -

Geometry

Shapes And Mathematical Drawings

Planning, Collecting And Processing Data

Presenting Data And Interpreting Results

Probability

Area, Perimeter And Volume

Compound Measures

Length, Mass And Capacity

Numbers

Rounding, Multiplying And Dividing

Equations And Inequalities

Expressions And Formulae

Mental Strategies

Sequences, Functions And Graphs

Transformations

Fractions And Indices

Fractions, Decimals And Percentages

Ratio And Proportion

International GCSE Maths - 

Lines, Angles And Shapes

Averages And Measures Of Spread

Collecting, Organizing And Displaying Data

Histograms And Frequency Distribution Diagrammes

Probability

Scatter Diagrammes And Correlation

Understanding Measurement

Reviewing Number Concepts

Sequences And Sets

Equations And Transforming Formulae

Further Solving Of Equations And Inequalities

Making Sense Of Algebra

Pythagoras' Theorem And Similar Shapes

Straight Lines And Quadratic Equations

Perimeter, Area And Volume

Common Fractions

Percentages

Curved Graphs

Symmetry And Loci

Managing Money

Scale Drawings, Bearings And Trigonometry

Sub Category

Probability Using Tree Diagrammes

Transformations And Matrices

Histograms And Frequency Distribution Diagrammes

More Equations, Formulae And Functions

Ratio, Rate And Proportion

Curved Graphs

Symmetry And Loci

Grade 1 Science -

Uses, Circuits and Switches

Absence of Light

Light Sources

Our Bodies

Our Senses

We Are Different

We Are Similar

Our Ears

Sounds Move

Where Do Sounds Come From?

Animal Babies

Animal Classification

Animals And Plants Alive

Healthy Food And Drink

Life Cycles

Local Environments

Growing Seeds

Plant Parts

Plants And Light

Sorting Materials

Using Materials

What Is It Made Of?

Changing Movement

How Toys Work

On The Playground

Pushes And Pulls Around Us

Seasons and the Weather

Grade 2 Science -

Electricity Around Us

Making A Circuit

Staying Safe

Switches

Using Motors And Buzzers

Can We Care For Our Environment?

Different Places to Live

Extreme Weather

Our Weather

Wind Erosion

Other Natural Materials

Soil

Uses Of Rocks

What Are Rocks?

Bending And Twisting

Fantastic Elastic

Heating And Cooling

Materials Changing Shape

Darkness

Light Sources

Making Shadows

Shadow Shapes

Changing Shadows

Day And Night

Does The Sun Move?

Grade 3 Science -

Different types of plants

Plant Growth And Temperature

Plants And Their Parts

Plants Need Light And Water

Transporting Water

Value of plants

A Healthy Diet

An Unhealthy Diet

Exercise And Sleep

Food Groups

Growth And Nutrition

Living And Non-Living

Movement And Reproduction

Sorting Humans

Sorting Living Things

Hearing And Touch

Sight

Taste And Smell

Magnetic Materials

Properties Of Materials

Sorting Materials

Testing Materials

Uses Of Materials

Changing Shape

Forcemeters

Friction

How Big Is That Force?

Push And Pull

Grade 4 Science -

Drugs And Medicines

How Medicines Work

Skeletons

Skeletons And Movement

The Human Skeleton

Why Do We Need A Skeleton?

A Habitat For Snails

Amazing Birds

Animals In Local Habitats

How We Effect The Environment

Identification Keys

Identifying Invertebrates

Recycling Can Save The Earth

Wonderful Water

How Do Solids, Liquids And Gasses Behave?

Matter

Matter Is Made Of Particles

Melting And Boiling Points

Melting In Different Solids

Melting, Freezing And Boiling

Having Fun With Wind Instruments

High And Low Sounds

How Sound Travels

Loud And Soft Sounds

Muffling Sounds

Pitch On Percussion Instruments

Sound Travels Through Different Materials.

Sound Travels Through Materials

Sound Volume

Magnetic Poles

Magnets In Everyday Life

Strength Of Magnets

Which Metals Are Magnetic?

Circuits With Buzzers

Circuits With More Components

Components And A Simple Circuit

Electricity Flows In Circuits

Mains Electricity

Switches

Structure of a plant

Understanding living and non-living things

Grade 5 Science -

Boiling

Condensation

Evaporation

Investigating Evaporation

Investigating Evaporation From A Solution

Melting

The Water Cycle

Who Invented The Temperature Scale?

Why Evaporation Is Useful

Compounds

Differences between metals and non-metals

Oxides, hydroxides, sulfates and carbonates

How Seeds Grow

Investigating Germination

Plants And Light

Seeds

What Plants Need To Grow?

How Seeds Are Spread

Investigation Pollination

Other Ways Seeds Are Spread

Plant Life Cycles

Pollination

The Parts Of A Flower

Why Plants Have Flowers

Light Changes Direction

Light Travels From A Source

Mirrors

Seeing Behind You

Which Surfaces Reflect Light The Best?

How Scientists Measured And Understood Light

Investigating Shadow Lengths

Light Travels In Straight Lines

Measuring Light Intensity

Silhouettes And Shadow Puppets

What Affects The Size Of A Shadow?

Which Materials Let Light Through?

Does The Sun Move?

Exploring The Solar System

Exploring The Stars

Sunrise And Sunset

The Earth Revolves Around The Sun

The Earth Rotates On Its Axis

The Sun, The Earth And The Moon

Acoustical Engineering 

Blast Off 

Break out 

Hot Stuff 

New Stuff 

Product Development 

Push and Pull 

Recover

Solar Engineering 

Stop and Go 

Up and Away 

Up and Down 

Grade 6 Science -

Body Organs

Heartbeat And Pulse

The Digestive System

The Heart

The Lungs And Breathing

What Do The Kidneys Do?

What Does The Brain Do?

Air Resistance And Drag

Balanced And Unbalanced Forces

Forces And Energy

Friction

How Forces Act

Investigating Friction

Mass And Weight

The Effects Of Forces

Density

Diffusion

Gas Pressure

The particle theory of matter

Atoms

Compounds

Differences between metals and non-metals

Discovering the Elements

Elements and their Symbols

Introducing elements.

Material Properties

Metal Alloys

Neutralisation

Non Metal Elements

Oxides, hydroxides, sulfates and carbonates

Polymers

Separating mixtures

The pH scale and indicators

Acids and Alkalis

How Can We Make Solids Dissolve Faster

How Does Grain Size Affect Dissolving?

Mixing And Separating Solids

Neutralisation

Reversible And Irreversible Changes

Separating Insoluble Substances

Soluble And Insoluble Substances

Solutions

The pH scale

Acid  Rain

Air Pollution

Consumers in food chains

Deforestation

Food Chains Begin With Plants

Food Chains In A Local Habitat

Food chains in different habitats

Food Chains In The Namib Desert

Predators And Prey In The Namib Desert

Recycling

Take Care Of Your Environment

Adding Different Components

Changing The Number Of Components

Choosing The Right Materials For Electrical Appliances?

Circuit Symbols

Cost of electricity

Do Different Metals Conduct Electricity Equally Well?

Does Water Conduct Electricity?

Fossil fuels and electricity

Illegal connections

Improving Volta's Battery

Length And Thickness Of Wire In A Circuit

Renewable ways to generate electricity

What Materials Conduct Electricity?

Moons

Movements of the Earth, Planets and the Moon.

Rovers on the Moon and Mars

Systems for looking into space

The revolution of the Earth

The rotation of the Moon

The Sun, Planets and Asteroids

Food groups

The need to process food.

Importance of wetlands

Water pollution

Plants and food

Clean water

Fossils

Igneous Rocks

Metamorphic Rocks

Sedimentary Rock Formation

Sedimentary Rocks

Soil

The age of the Earth

The ground beneath your feet

Scientific Method

Grade 7 Biology -

Leaves, Stems And Roots

Questions, Evidence And Explanations

Review

Extension: Extending Lives

Muscles And Movement

Organ Systems

Review

Studying The Human Body

The Circulatory System

The Human Skeleton

Extension: Nerves

Harmful Micro-organisms

Louis Pasteur

Microbes

Planning Investigations

Plant And Animal Cells

Review

Specialised Cells

Testing Predictions

The Characteristics Of Living Things

Tissues And Organs

Useful Micro-organisms

Changing The Planet

Feeding Ourselves

Food Chains

Growing Fuels

Habitats

Obtaining Energy

Preventing Extinction

Review

Causes Of Variation

Classification

Classification Of Plants

Review

Species

Variation

Vertebrates

Choosing Apparatus

Working Accurately And Safely

Grade 8 Biology -

Asking Scientific Questions

Review

Water And Minerals

Why We Need Plants

A Balanced Diet

Deficiencies

Extension: Choosing Foods.

Food

Managing Variables

Review

Enzymes

Review

The Digestive System

Using Enzymes

Blood

Diet And Fitness

Extension: Anaemia

Identifying Trends

Review

The Circulatory System

Communicating Findings

Extension: Anaerobic Respiration

Gas Exchange

Review

Smoking And Lung Damage

The Lungs

Adolescence

Fetal Development

Reproduction

Review

Twins

Disease

Drugs

Extension: Boosting Your Immunity

Extension: Defence Against Disease

Review

Analysing Results: Charts And Diagrams

Displaying Results

Recording Results

Grade 9 Biology -

Extension: Phyto-extraction

Flowers

Photosynthesis

Plant Growth

Preliminary Tests

Review

Seed Dispersal

Darwin's Theory Of Evolution

Enquiry: Developing A Theory

Extension: Chromosomes

Extension: Investigating Inheritance

Extension: Moving Genes

Extension: Using Genes

Review

Selective Breeding

Using Keys

What Makes Us Different?

Adaptation

Enquiry: Sampling Techniques

Extension: Survival

Extreme Adaptation

Review

Studying The Natural World

Changing Populations

Decomposers

Energy Flow

Extension: Maintaining Biodiversity

Facing Extinction

Food Webs

Review

Air Pollution

Enquiry: How Scientists Work

Review

Saving Rainforests

Water Pollution

Animal Classification

Detecting Gases

International GCSE Biology -

Biology is the study of life and living organisms

Invertebrate animals

Organisms are made up of cells

Plants

The organisation of living organisms

The variety of life

Vertebrate animals: five classes

 Sensitivity and movement in plants: tropisms

Absorption and assimilation makes food available

All living things are made up of organic molecules

Animal nutrition converts food molecules to a usable form

Antibodies and the immune response

Balancing energy intake and energy demand: problems causing malnutrition

Breathing ventilates the lungs

Capillaries: materials are exchanged between blood and tissues, and tissue fluid is formed

Combating infection: blood and defence against disease

Contraction of muscles requires energy supplied by respiration

Control of body temperature

Coordination: the nervous system

Coronary heart disease

Dialysis and the treatment of kidney failure

Digestion prepares useful food molecules for absorption

Drugs and disorders of the nervous system

Enzyme experiment and the scientific method

Enzymes control biochemical reactions in living organisms

Excretion: removal of waste products of metabolism

Food and the ideal diet

Food and the ideal diet: vitamins,minerals, water snd fibre

Food is the fuel that drives the processes of life

Gas exchange supplies oxygen For respiration

Health and disease

Homeostasis: mantaining a steady state

How do we know that smoking causes disease?

Individuals and community can fight disease together

Ingestion provides food for the gut to work on

Integration by the central nervous system

Leaf structure and photosynthesis

Movement of in and out of cells- Diffusion

Neurones can work together in a reflex arc

Pathogens are organisms that cause disease

Photosynthesis and plant nutrition

Photosynthesis and the environment

Plants and minerals

Preventing disease: safe food

receptors and senses: the eye as a sense organ

Respiration provides the energy for life

Smoking and disease

Testing for biochemicals

The circulatory system

The control of photosynthesis

The endocrine system

The heart is the pump for the circulatory system

The leaf and water loss

The measurement of respiration

The rate of photosynthesis

Transpiration: water movement through the plant

Transport systems in animals use blood as the transport medium

Transport systems in plants

Uptake of water and minerals by roots

Artificial selection

Birth and the new born baby

Causes of variation

Cell division

Contraception

Copulation and conception

DNA, proteins and the characteristics of organisms

Fertilisation and the formation of seed and fruit

Germination of seeds

How the code is carried

Inheritance

Inherited medical conditions and codominance

Natural selection

Pollination: the transfer of male sex cells to female flower parts

Pregnancy: development and antenatal care

Pregnancy: the role of the placenta

Reproduction in flowering plants

Reproduction in humans

Reproduction is an important characteristic of living organisms

Sex is determined by X and Y chromosones

Sexually transmitted diseases

Studying patterns of inheritance

The menstrual cycle

Variation  

Variation and inheritance

Variation and natural selection: the evolution of species

Bacteria are use for biotechnology and genetic engineering

Baking and brewing: the economic importance of yeast

Conservation efforts worldwide

Conservation of resources: recycling water by the treatment of sewage

Damage to ecosystems: malnutrition and famine

Decay is a natural process

Ecology and ecosystems

Factors affecting population size

Feeding relationships: pyramids of numbers, biomass and energy

Flow of energy: food chains and food webs

Food supply: humans and agriculture

Genetic engineering

Human impacts on the environment: pollution

Human population growth

Humans may have a positive effect on the environment: conservation of species

Humans use enymes from bacteria

Land use for agriculture 

Managing fish stocks: science and the fishing industry

Pollution of water: eutrophication

Recycling: management of solid waste

Saving fossil fuels: fuel from fermentation

The carbon cycle

The nitrogen cycle

Using fungi to produce antibiotics: drugs to control bacterial disease

Water is recycled too

LABORATORY EQUIPMENT

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

Biology is the study of life and living organisms

Invertebrate animals

Organisms are made up of cells

Plants

The organisation of living organisms

The variety of life

Vertebrate animals: five classes

 Sensitivity and movement in plants: tropisms

Absorption and assimilation makes food available

All living things are made up of organic molecules

Animal nutrition converts food molecules to a usable form

Antibodies and the immune response

Balancing energy intake and energy demand: problems causing malnutrition

Breathing ventilates the lungs

Capillaries: materials are exchanged between blood and tissues, and tissue fluid is formed

Combating infection: blood and defence against disease

Contraction of muscles requires energy supplied by respiration

Control of body temperature

Coordination: the nervous system

Coronary heart disease

Dialysis and the treatment of kidney failure

Digestion prepares useful food molecules for absorption

Drugs and disorders of the nervous system

Enzyme experiment and the scientific method

Enzymes control biochemical reactions in living organisms

Excretion: removal of waste products of metabolism

Food and the ideal diet

Food and the ideal diet: vitamins,minerals, water snd fibre

Food is the fuel that drives the processes of life

Gas exchange supplies oxygen For respiration

Health and disease

Homeostasis: mantaining a steady state

How do we know that smoking causes disease?

Individuals and community can fight disease together

Ingestion provides food for the gut to work on

Integration by the central nervous system

Leaf structure and photosynthesis

Movement of in and out of cells- Diffusion

Neurones can work together in a reflex arc

Pathogens are organisms that cause disease

Photosynthesis and plant nutrition

Photosynthesis and the environment

Plants and minerals

Preventing disease: safe food

receptors and senses: the eye as a sense organ

Respiration provides the energy for life

Smoking and disease

Testing for biochemicals

The circulatory system

The control of photosynthesis

The endocrine system

The heart is the pump for the circulatory system

The leaf and water loss

The measurement of respiration

The rate of photosynthesis

Transpiration: water movement through the plant

Transport systems in animals use blood as the transport medium

Transport systems in plants

Uptake of water and minerals by roots

Artificial selection

Birth and the new born baby

Causes of variation

Cell division

Contraception

Copulation and conception

DNA, proteins and the characteristics of organisms

Fertilisation and the formation of seed and fruit

Germination of seeds

How the code is carried

Inheritance

Inherited medical conditions and codominance

Natural selection

Pollination: the transfer of male sex cells to female flower parts

Pregnancy: development and antenatal care

Pregnancy: the role of the placenta

Reproduction in flowering plants

Reproduction in humans

Reproduction is an important characteristic of living organisms

Sex is determined by X and Y chromosones

Sexually transmitted diseases

Studying patterns of inheritance

The menstrual cycle

Variation  

Variation and inheritance

Variation and natural selection: the evolution of species

Bacteria are use for biotechnology and genetic engineering

Baking and brewing: the economic importance of yeast

Conservation efforts worldwide

Conservation of resources: recycling water by the treatment of sewage

Damage to ecosystems: malnutrition and famine

Decay is a natural process

Ecology and ecosystems

Factors affecting population size

Feeding relationships: pyramids of numbers, biomass and energy

Flow of energy: food chains and food webs

Food supply: humans and agriculture

Genetic engineering

Human impacts on the environment: pollution

Human population growth

Humans may have a positive effect on the environment: conservation of species

Humans use enymes from bacteria

Land use for agriculture 

Managing fish stocks: science and the fishing industry

Pollution of water: eutrophication

Recycling: management of solid waste

Saving fossil fuels: fuel from fermentation

The carbon cycle

The nitrogen cycle

Using fungi to produce antibiotics: drugs to control bacterial disease

Water is recycled too

LABORATORY EQUIPMENT

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

Grade 7 Physics -

Air Resistance

Balanced Forces

Distance-time Graphs

Enquiry: Asking Scientific Questions

Enquiry: Planning Investigations

Enquiry: Presenting Results - Tables And Graphs

Enquiry: Presenting Results In Tables And Graphs

Enquiry: Questions, Evidence, And Explanation

Enquiry: Taking Accurate Measurements

Extension: Acceleration And Speed-time Graphs

Extension: Round In Circles

Friction

Gravity

Introduction To Forces

Speed

Tension And Upthrust

Conservation Of Energy

Elastic Potential Energy

Energy Calculations And Sankey Diagrams

Energy From The Sun

Energy Transfer

Energy Types

Enquiry: Suggesting Ideas - Investigations

Gravitational Potential Energy And Kinetic Energy

Suggesting Ideas - Observations And Models

What Is Energy?

Beyond Our Solar System

Communicating Ideas

Day And Night

Explanations - Geocentric Model

Explanations - Heliocentric Model

Our Solar System

Stars

The Moon

The Night Sky

The Origin Of The Universe

The Seasons

Using Secondary Sources

Enquiry: Making Simple Calculations

Extension: Detecting Sounds

Extension: Echoes

Loudness And Decibel Scale

Loudness, Amplitude, And Oscilloscopes

Pitch And Frequency

Sound, Vibrations, And Energy Transfer

Grade 8 Physics -

Acceleration and speed-time graphs

Calculating Moments

Density

Distance-Time Graphs

Enquiry: Planning

Enquiry: Preliminary Work

Enquiry: Questions, Evidence, And Explanations

Explaining Density

Extension: Centre Of Mass And Stability

Extension: Pressure, Volume, And Temperature In Gases

Levers

Presenting results in tables and graphs

Pressure

Pressure In Gases

Pressure In Liquids

Speed

Taking accurate measurements

Using Pressure In Liquids

Cooling by Evaporation

Energy for the Future

Energy Transfer: Conduction

Energy Transfer: Convection

Energy Transfer: Radiation

Fossil Fuels

Generating Electricity

Hot and Cold

Renewable Energy Sources : Solar and Geothermal

The World's Energy Needs

Detecting Sounds

Echoes

Loudness and the decibel scale

Loudness, amplitude, and oscilloscopes

Making simple calculations

Pitch and Frequency

Sound, Vibrations, and Energy Transfer

Colour

Dispersion

Enquiry: Asking Scientific Questions

Extension: Lasers

Extension: The Speed Of Light

How Do We See Things?

Making Measurements: Laws Of Reflection

Presenting Conclusions: More On Colour

Reflection

Refraction: Air And Glass

Refraction: Air And Water

What Is Light?

Electromagnets

Enquiry: Identifying And Controlling Variables

Extension: Using Electromagnets

Magnetic Fields

The Properties Of Magnets

Current: What is it and how can we measure it

Dangers of Electrostatic Phenomena

Digital Sensors

Electric Circuits

Electrostatic Phenomena

Energy and Power

How components affect the current

Models for Electric Circuits

Parallel Circuits

Selecting ideas to test circuits

Voltage

Recording Motion

Grade 9 Science -

The Effects Of Pressure

Cooling By Evaporation

Energy For The Future

Energy Transfer: Conduction

Energy Transfer: Convection

Energy Transfer: Radiation

Fossil Fuels

Generating Electricity

Hot And Cold

Renewable Energy Sources: Solar And Geothermal

Renewable Energy Sources: Using Water And Wind

The World's Energy Needs

Current: What It Is And How We Can Measure It

Dangers Of Electrostatic Phenomena

Digital Sensors

Electric Circuits

Electrostatic Phenomena

Enquiry: Selecting Ideas To Test Circuits

Extension: Energy And Power

How Components Affect The Current

Models For Electric Circuits

Parallel Circuits

Voltage

A system of units

Measuring length and time

Measuring volume and density

More about mass and density

Numbers and units

Volume and density

Action and Reaction

Force, Mass, and Acceleration

Force, Weight, and Gravity

Forces in Balance

Free Fall

Friction

Momentum

More About Vectors

More Motion Graphs

Motion Graphs

Moving in Circles

Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration

International GCSE Physics -

Current in a simple circuit

Electric charge (1)

Electric charge (2)

Electric field

Electrical energy and power

Living with electricity

More about resistance factors

Potential difference

Resistance (1)

Resistance (2)

Series and parallel circuits (1)

A system of units

Measuring length and time

Measuring volume and density

More about mass and density

Numbers and units

Volume and density

Action and reaction

Force, mass, and acceleration

Force, weight, and gravity

Forces in balance

Free fall

Friction

Momentum (1)

Momentum (2)

More about vectors

More motion graphs

Motion graphs

Moving in circles

Recording motion

Speed, velocity, and acceleration

Centre of mass

Forces and turning effects

Gas pressure and volume

Hydraulic systems

More about moments

Pressure

Pressure from the air

Pressure in liquids

Pressure problems

Stretching and compressing

Calculation PE and KE

Efficiency and power

Energy for electricity (1)

Energy for electricity (2)

Energy resources

Energy transformation

How the world gets its energy

Work and energy

Convection

Expanding solids and liquids

Heating gases

Latent heat

Liquids and vapours

Moving particles

Specific heat capacity

Temperature (1)

Temperature (2)

Thermal conduction

Thermal radiation

Characteristics of sound waves

Sound waves

Speed of sounds and echoes

Transverse and ligitudinal waves

Ultrasound

Wave effects

Electromagnetic waves (1)

Electromagnetic waves (2)

Lenses (1)

Lenses (2)

Light rays and waves

More lenses in action

Reflection in plane mirrors (1)

Reflection in plane mirrors (2)

Refraction calculations

Refraction of light

Sending and storing

Total internal reflection

Coils and transformers (1)

Coils and transformers (2)

Electric motors

Electromagnetic induction

Electromagnets

Generators

Magnetic effect of a current

Magnetic fields

Magnetic force on a current

Magnets

More about induced currents

Power across the country

Electron beams

Electronic essentials

Electronic switching

Logic gates (1)

Logic gates (2)

More on components

Atoms and particles (1)

Atoms and particles (2)

Fusion future

Inside atoms

Nuclear energy

Nuclear radiation (1)

Nuclear radiation (2)

Radioactive decay (1)

Radioactive decay (2)

Using radioactivity

Force, motion, and energy

Key developments in Physics

Magnetism and electricity

Rays, waves, and particles

The Earth and beyond

Dealing with data

Evaluating and improving

Measuring and recording

Planning and preparing

Some experimental investigations

Taking a practical test

Working safely

The essential mathematics

Current in a simple circuit

Electric charge (1)

Electric charge (2)

Electric field

Electrical energy and power

Living with electricity

More about resistance factors

Potential difference

Resistance (1)

Resistance (2)

Series and parallel circuits (1)

A system of units

Measuring length and time

Measuring volume and density

More about mass and density

Numbers and units

Volume and density

Action and reaction

Force, mass, and acceleration

Force, weight, and gravity

Forces in balance

Free fall

Friction

Momentum (1)

Momentum (2)

More about vectors

More motion graphs

Motion graphs

Moving in circles

Recording motion

Speed, velocity, and acceleration

Centre of mass

Forces and turning effects

Gas pressure and volume

Hydraulic systems

More about moments

Pressure

Pressure from the air

Pressure in liquids

Pressure problems

Stretching and compressing

Calculation PE and KE

Efficiency and power

Energy for electricity (1)

Energy for electricity (2)

Energy resources

Energy transformation

How the world gets its energy

Work and energy

Convection

Expanding solids and liquids

Heating gases

Latent heat

Liquids and vapours

Moving particles

Specific heat capacity

Temperature (1)

Temperature (2)

Thermal conduction

Thermal radiation

Characteristics of sound waves

Sound waves

Speed of sounds and echoes

Transverse and ligitudinal waves

Ultrasound

Wave effects

Electromagnetic waves (1)

Electromagnetic waves (2)

Lenses (1)

Lenses (2)

Light rays and waves

More lenses in action

Reflection in plane mirrors (1)

Reflection in plane mirrors (2)

Refraction calculations

Refraction of light

Sending and storing

Total internal reflection

Coils and transformers (1)

Coils and transformers (2)

Electric motors

Electromagnetic induction

Electromagnets

Generators

Magnetic effect of a current

Magnetic fields

Magnetic force on a current

Magnets

More about induced currents

Power across the country

Electron beams

Electronic essentials

Electronic switching

Logic gates (1)

Logic gates (2)

More on components

Atoms and particles (1)

Atoms and particles (2)

Fusion future

Inside atoms

Nuclear energy

Nuclear radiation (1)

Nuclear radiation (2)

Radioactive decay (1)

Radioactive decay (2)

Using radioactivity

Force, motion, and energy

Key developments in Physics

Magnetism and electricity

Rays, waves, and particles

The Earth and beyond

Dealing with data

Evaluating and improving

Measuring and recording

Planning and preparing

Some experimental investigations

Taking a practical test

Working safely

The essential mathematics

Grade 7 Chemistry -

Boiling, Evaporating, And Condensing

Enquiry: Planning An Investigation

Enquiry: Presenting Evidence

Enquiry: Questions, Evidence, And Explanations

Extension: Energy And Changes Of State

Melting, Freezing, And Subliming

The Particle Theory Of Matter

Using Particle Theory To Explain Dissolving

Atoms

Elements And Their Symbols

Enquiry: Chlorides

Enquiry: Interpreting Data From Secondary Sources

Enquiry: Making A Compound

Enquiry: Making Conclusions From Data

Enquiry: Organising The Elements

Enquiry: Separating Mixtures - Filtering And Decanting

Explaining Differences Between Metals And Non-metals

Extension: Discovering The Elements

Extension: Metal Alloys

Extension: Polymers

Extension: Separating Metals From Their Ores

Extension: Separating Mixtures - Fractional Distillation

Extension: What Are You Made Of?

Introducing Elements

Material Properties

Metal Elements

Mixtures

Naming Compounds And Writing Formulae

Non-metal Elements

Oxides, Hydroxides, Sulphates, And Carbonates

Separating Mixtures - Chromatography

Separating Mixtures - Evaporation And Distillation

What Are Compounds?

Acids And Alkalis

Enquiry: Planning Investigations And Collecting Evidence

Neutralisation

The Ph Scale And Indicators

Enquiry: More About Soil

Enquiry: Questions, Evidence, And Explanations: The Rock Cycle

Enquiry: Using Science To Explain Predictions: Volcanoes

Estimating The Age Of The Earth

Extension: Human Fossils

Fossils

Igneous Rocks

Metamorphic Rocks

Sedimentary Rock Formation

Sedimentary Rocks

Soil

The Structure Of The Earth

Grade 8 Chemistry -

Enquiry: Doing An Investigation

Enquiry: Ideas And Evidence

Explaining Density

Explaining Diffusion

Explaining Gas Pressure

The States Of Matter Revisited

Atom

Atomic Structure

Chlorides

Discovering the Elements

Discovering The Nucleus

Elements and their symbols

Enquiry: Finding Electrons

Enquiry: How Scientists Work Inside Sub-atomic Particles

Enquiry: Looking At Secondary Data - Chlorinating Water

Explaining difference between metals and non-metals

Extension: Proton Number, Nucleon Number, And Isotopes

Interpreting data from secondary sources

Making a Compound

Mixtures

Naming compounds and writing formulae

Organising the Elements

Oxides, hydroxides, sulfates, and carbonates

Periodic Trends

Protons, Electrons, And The Periodic Table

Separating mixtures - chromatography

Separating mixtures - evaporation and distillation

Separating mixtures - filtering and decanting

Separating mixtures - fractional distillation

The Group 1 Elements

The Group 2 Elements

The Group 7 Elements

What are Compounds

Chemical Reactions

Corrosion Reactions

Enquiry: Doing An Investigation

Extension: Using Reactions To Identify Chemicals

Writing Word Equations

Grade 9 Chemistry -

A closer look at gases

Everything is made of particles

Solids, liquids, and gases

The Particles in solids, liquids and gases

Group 2 Elements

How scientists work: inside sub-atomic particles

Looking at secondary data - chlorinating water

Periodic Trends

Protons, electrons, and the periodic table

The Group 7 Elements

Energy Changes In Chemical Reactions

Enquiry: Investigating Endothermic Changes

Enquiry: Investigating Fuels

Extension: Calculating Food Energy

Extensions: Choosing Fuels

Enquiry: Nickel In The Reactivity Series

Extension: Writing Symbol Equations

Metal Displacement Reactions

The Reactions Of Metals With Acids

The Reactions Of Metals With Oxygen

The Reactions Of Metals With Water

The Reactivity Series

Using The Reactivity Series: Extracting Metals From Their Ores

Extension: Making Salts - Acids And Alkalis

Extension: Making Salts - Fertilisers

Making Salts - Acids And Carbonates

Making Salts - Acids And Metals

Catalysts And Reaction Rate

Concentration And Reaction Rate

Rates Of Reaction

Surface Area And Reaction Rate

Temperature And Reaction Rate

A closer look at gases

Everything is made of particles

Solids, liquids, and gases

The particles in solids, liquids and gases

Mixtures, solutions, and solvents

More about paper chromatography. 

Pure substances and impurties

Separation Methods (part 1)

Separation Methods (part 2)

The chromatography detectives

Atoms and elements

Compounds, mixtures, and chemical change

How electrons are arranged

Isotopes and radioactivity

More about atoms

The metals and non-metals

The bonding in metals.

Equations for chemical reactions

The masses of atoms, molecules and ions

The names and fomulae of compounds

International GCSE Chemistry -

Comparing ionic and covalent compounds

Compounds, mixtures, and chemical change

Covalent compounds

Giant covalent structures

More about ions

The covalent bond

The ionic bond

Why do atoms form bonds?

Some calculations about masses and %

Calculations from equations, using the mole

Finding % yield and % purity

Finding the empirical formula

From empirical to final formula

Reactioins involving gases

The concentration of a solution

The mole

Oxidation and reduction

Oxidising and reducing agents

Redox and changes in oxidation state

Redox and electron transfer

Conductors and insulators

The electrolysis of brine

The principles of electrolysis

The reactions at the electrodes

Two more uses of electrolysis

Energy changes in reactions

Energy from fuels

Explaining energy changes

Giving out energy as electricity

Reversible reactions

Shifting the equilibrium

Catalysts

Changing the rate of a reaction (part 1)

Changing the rate of a reaction (part 2)

Explaining rates

Measuring the rate of a reaction

Photochemical reactions

Rates of reaction

A closer look at acids and alkalis

A closer look at neutralisation

Acids and alkalis

Finding concentrations by titration

Making insoluble salts by precipitation

Making salts

Oxides

The reactions of acids and bases

Across the Periodic Table

An overview of the Periodic Table

Group I: the alkali metals

Group VII: the halogens

Group VIIII: the noble gases

The transition elements

Comparing metals for reactivity

Making use of the reactivity series

Metals in competition

Metals: a review

The reactivity series

Extracting aluminium

Extracting iron

Extracting metals from their ores

Making use of metals and alloys

Metals in the Earth's crust

Steels and steel-making

Making use of air

Pollution alert!

The rusting problem

Water supply

What is air?

Carbon and the carbon cycle

Fertilisers

Greenhouse gases, and global warning

Hydrogen, nitrogen, and ammonia

Limestone

Making ammonia in industry

Some carbon compounds

Sulfur and sulfur dioxide

Sulfuric acid

Cracking hydrocarbons

Families of organic compounds

Petroleum: a fossil fuel

Refining petroleum

The alcohols

The alkanes

The alkenes

The carboxylic acids

Addition polymerisation

Condensation polymerisation

Introducing polymers

Making use of synthetic polymers

Natural polymers in food (part1)

Natural polymers in food (part2)

Plastics: here to stay?

Chemistry: a practical subject

Example of an experiment

Testing for ions in the lab: anions

Testing for ions in the lab: cations

Working with gases in the lab

A closer look at gases

Everything is made of particles

Solids, liquids, and gases

The particles in solids, liquids and gases

Mixtures, solutions, and solvents

More about paper chromatography. 

Pure substances and impurities

Separation Methods (part 1)

Separation Methods (part 2)

Atoms and elements

Compounds, mixtures, and chemical change

How electrons are arranged

Isotopes and radioactivity

More about atoms

The metals and non-metals

Comparing ionic and covalent compounds

Compounds, mixtures, and chemical change

Covalent compounds

Giant covalent structures

More about ions

The bonding in metals.

The covalent bond

The ionic bond

Why do atoms form bonds?

Equations for chemical reactions

Some calculations about masses and %

The masses of atoms, molecules and ions

The names and fomulae of compounds

Calculations from equations, using the mole

Finding % yield and % purity

Finding the empirical formula

From empirical to final formula

Reactioins involving gases

The concentration of a solution

The mole

Oxidation and reduction

Oxidising and reducing agents

Redox and changes in oxidation state

Redox and electron transfer

Conductors and insulators

The electrolysis of brine

The principles of electrolysis

The reactions at the electrodes

Two more uses of electrolysis

Energy changes in reactions

Energy from fuels

Explaining energy changes

Giving out energy as electricity

Reversible reactions

Shifting the equilibrium

Catalysts

Changing the rate of a reaction (part 1)

Changing the rate of a reaction (part 2)

Explaining rates

Measuring the rate of a reaction

Photochemical reactions

Rates of reaction

A closer look at acids and alkalis

A closer look at neutralisation

Acids and alkalis

Finding concentrations by titration

Making insoluble salts by precipitation

Making salts

Oxides

The reactions of acids and bases

Across the Periodic Table

An overview of the Periodic Table

Group I: the alkali metals

Group VII: the halogens

Group VIIII: the noble gases

The transition elements

Comparing metals for reactivity

Making use of the reactivity series

Metals in competition

Metals: a review

The reactivity series

Extracting aluminium

Extracting iron

Extracting metals from their ores

Making use of metals and alloys

Metals in the Earth's crust

Steels and steel-making

Making use of air

Pollution alert!

The rusting problem

Water supply

What is air?

Carbon and the carbon cycle

Fertilisers

Greenhouse gases, and global warning

Hydrogen, nitrogen, and ammonia

Limestone

Making ammonia in industry

Some carbon compounds

Sulfur and sulfur dioxide

Sulfuric acid

Cracking hydrocarbons

Families of organic compounds

Petroleum: a fossil fuel

Refining petroleum

The alcohols

The alkanes

The alkenes

The carboxylic acids

Addition polymerisation

Condensation polymerisation

Introducing polymers

Making use of synthetic polymers

Natural polymers in food (part1)

Natural polymers in food (part2)

Plastics: here to stay?

Chemistry: a practical subject

Example of an experiment

Testing for ions in the lab: anions

Testing for ions in the lab: cations

Working with gases in the lab

Grade 1 History -

What was Childhood like for our Grandparents?

Who Were The Greatest Explorers?

How Did The First Flight Change The World?

The History and Importance of Ships

The Importance Of The Locomotive

Grade 2 History -

Bonfire Night And The Great Fire Of London

History of the Telephone

Holidays

Joan Grant's Letter

The Space Race

Titanic

Transport

Holidays

Learning From Leaders

Local Hero's

Local History

Grade 3 History -

Local History - Plan A Campaign To Save A Building

Local History - What Makes A Building / Site Special?

The Stone Age - Features

Monuments

Neolithic Times

Progress Throughout The Stone Age

Bronze Age vs Iron Age

Happenings Of The Iron Age

Heritage Exhibition

Home Life In The Iron Age and Bronze Age

How Does The Amesbury Archer Contribute To Our Knowledge About The Bronze Age

Plan A Campaign To Save A Building

Should All Listed Buildings Be Preserved?

The Influence Of Bronze

Was This Period Safe Or Dangerous For People?

What Makes A Building / Site Special?

Ancient Egypt

Hanging Gardens of Babylon

Lighthouse of Alexandria

Grade 4 History -

How Do We Find Out About The History Of A Local Area?

How Do We Find Out About The Present In A Local Area?

Mahatma Gandhi

Nelson Mandela, A Good Leader

Qualities Of A Good Leader

Roman Leaders

The Ancient Egyptians  - How Much Did They Achieve

Environmental Damage

Introduction

Transport In The Air

Transport on land

Transport On Land - Animals

Transport On Land - The Bicycle

Transport On Land - The Motor Car

Transport On Land - The Steam Engine And The Train

Transport On Land - The Wheel And Cart

Transport On Land - Wagons And Coaches

Transport On Water

The Camera

The Personal Computer, The Internet And Cell Phone

The Postal System

The Radio

The San And The Oldest Forms Of Human Communication

The Telegraph

The Telephone

The Television

The Typewriter

Grade 5 History -

An Ancient African Society

Pharaohs

The Nile River 

The spread of Egypt's advance knowledge

Tutankhamun

Way of life 

Archaeological Remains 

Dark Age 

Finding Evidence 

Settled in England 

Staffordshire Hoard 

Sutton Hoo Ship Burial 

What Makes People Go On A Journey?

How Did We Find Out About Hunter Gatherers?

Medicine From Plants

San Hunter-gatherers Society In The Later Stone Age

San Rock Art

The Khoikhoi Herder Society In The Later Stone Age

Homesteads And Villages

Social, Political And Economic Structures

When, Why And Where The First African Farmers Settled In Southern Africa

Cradle Of Humankind- Gauteng

Frances Baard - Northern Cape

Gariep Dam - Free State

Golden Objects At Mapungubwe - Limpopo

Makhonjwa Mountains - Mpumalanga

San Rock Art In The Drakensberg - Kwazulu - Natal

Stone-walled Town Of Kaditshwene - North West

The Castle - Western Cape

The Healing Properties Of The Aloe - Eastern Cape

The Names Of Provinces And Their Capital Cities On A Map

What Is Heritage?

Early Journeys

Chinese writing and the Qin 

Confucius

The Far East 

Roman Builders

Roman Gladiators 

Roman Gods 

Romulus and Remus 

The power of Rome 

The beginning of Christianity 

The end of the Ancient Jewish Nation

Grade 6 History -

The Anglo-Saxons Settled in England 

Changes in societies in the Limpopo valley 900AD and 1300AD

European explorer in Asia at the same time as Mapungubwe was at its height

European explorer Marco Polo and his travels

Great Zimbabwe

Mapungubwe

People who live long ago

The Ancient Maya Civilization

Trade across Africa and across the Indian Ocean and beyond. Globalisation.

World heritage site and the Order of Mapungubwe

History of South Africa

South African history

The contributions of Leonardo da Vince and Galileo Galilei

The Dutch East India Company

The European exploration

Trade and making a profit

Vasco da Gama

Children's rights and responsibilities

Constitution

Government

National symbols

National symbols - Coat of Arms

National symbols - Our flag

National symbols - Our National Anthem

Chris Barnard and the world's first heart transplant operation

Link between holistic and Western forms of healing today

Link between holistic and Western forms of healing today.

Medicine through time

Medicine through time - holistic healing

Medicine through time - sangomas

The fight against infectious diseases

The first antibiotic and Alexander Fleming

The first heart transplant - discoveries which made it possible

Vaccination against smallpox and Edward Jenner

Western scientific medical discoveries

What did the Ancient Greeks do for us?

Did WW1 or WW2 have a bigger impact on our locaility?

The kingdom of Mali

Timbuktu as a center of learning.

Timbuktu as a center of trade.

Trade across the Sahara Desert.

Impact of Transatlantic Slave Trade

Slavery in the South American

The nature of slavery in West Africa before Europeans.

High-Tech Industry

Dutch Settlement

Indigenous Inhabitants

Romulus and Remus 

Grade 7 History -

Geography of Mesopotamia

Mesopotamian Innovations and Contributions

Mesopotamian Society

Dutch and French Huguenot immigration to the Cape

Dutch Settlement

Indigenous inhabitants of the Cape in the 17th century

The Transatlantic Slave Trade

Trans-Saharan Slave Trade

Geography of Latin America

Government and Economy of Latin America

Human-Environment Interaction in Latin Africa 

Modern Issue Analysis: Land Use in the Amazon Rain Forest

People and Culture of Latin America

Agriculture and Settlement - Early Agricultural Civilisations

Agriculture and Settlement - Neolithic Revolution

Human Origins - Early Humans

Human Origins - Rise of Humans

Egyptian Innovations and Contributions

Egyptian Society

Geography of Egypt

Geography of India

India's Religions: Origins and Characteristics

India's Rulers and Society

Ancient Chinese Economy

China's Belief Systems

Geography of China

Life in the Chinese Dynasties

Culture and Beliefs of the Ancient Hebrews

Life in Ancient Israel and the Diaspora

Grade 8 History -

China's Reunification and Development

The Ming Dynasty

The Mongols

World War 1

Geography of Ancient Greece

Greek Cultural Achievements

Greek Political Systems

A Weakening Empire

Geography and Economy of Ancient Rome

Roman Culture: Life and Legacy

Roman Origins and Early Political Structures

Christianity's Spread

Christianity: Origins and Characteristics

Islamic Expansion

Life in the Islamic Empires

Roots of Islam

Japan's Geography and Political Development

Japanese Society

Korea's Geography and Society

Geography of Africa

Growth of African Empires

Religion and Culture in Africa

Early North American Cultures and the Maya

The Aztec Empire

The Inca Empire

The Enlightenment

Black Death

The Reformation

Islamic Expansion

Life in the Islamic Empires

Roots of Islam

China's Reunification and Development

The Ming Dynasty

The Mongols

Cultures Collide in the America's

Motives for Exploration

Origins of Renaissance

Renaissance Cultural Contributions

Case Study: The Ashanti Kingdom

Causes of Colonisation

European Colonisation of Africa in the late 19th Century

Results of Colonisation

Grade 9 History -

Conquests and Colonies

Interwar Years

Nationalism and Reform

The Great Depression and Rise of Dictators

World War 1 and Russian Revolution

World War 2

Independence in Latin America

Responses to Industrialization

Revolutions in America and France

The Industrial Revolution

Postwar Tension and struggles during the Cold War

New International Relations

Postwar Tension and struggles during the Cold War

1948 The National Party and Apartheid

1950s: Repression and Non-Violent Resistance to Apartheid

Definition of Racism

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights after World War II

Grade 1 Geography -

What is it like where we live?

Where Do Our Favourite Animals Live?

Where In The World Do These People Live?

Grade 2 Geography -

Journey of Food

Our Wonderful World

Seasons

People And Food

Ways Of Farming

Grade 3 Geography -

Climate Zone and Biome

Hottest, Driest Places on Earth

Importance of Climate

Polar Regions

Weather, Climate and Biomes

Co-ordinates

Determine Time

Lines on Maps and Globes

Reason for Night and Day

Seaside

The World

Various Positions on Earth

Coasts

Grade 4 Geography -

A Globe And Map Of The World

A Map Of South Africa

A Map of the USA

Compass Directions

Grid References

Introduction

Side Views And Plan Views

Symbols And Keys

Building In Different Places And Their Uses

Earthquakes

Landmarks And Explaining The Way

People And Places

People And Their Needs

Roads And Footpaths - How They Are Used Within Settlements

Volcanoes

Crop Farming

From Farm To Factory To Shop To Home: Wheat Fields To Bread Sandwich

Locations Of Main Crop And Stock Farming Areas In South Africa

People And Food

Stock Farming

Unprocessed Food And Processed Food

Ways Of Farming

How People Get Their Water

Pollution And Waste Water

Rivers In South Africa

Uses Of Water

Water

Water As A Resource

Food Groups

Road Trip

Grade 5 Geography -

African Oceans, Countries And Main Cities

Images Of Africa

Physical Map Of Africa

World Map And Compass Directions

Physical Features And Human Activities

Physical Features Of South Africa

Rivers Of South Africa

South Africa From Above

Locate The World’s Countries, Using Maps

Where Does All Our Stuff Come From?

Climate

Natural Vegetation

Rainfall

Weather

Mining And People

Mining And The Environment

The Minerals And Coal Resources Of South Africa

Earth

Jupiter and Saturn 

Mars

Mercury and Venus 

The Sun

Uranus and Neptune

Climate Change

Effects of climate change

Food

Poverty

Water Problem

Grade 6 Geography -

Global statistics

Hemispheres

Latitude and longitude on a map

Latitude and longitude on a globe 

Locate major current events of places in the news on a map

Province in an atlas

Amazon Climate And Wildlife

Discovering The Amazonian City Of Manaus

The Importance Of The Amazon

Understanding Life In The Amazon

Understanding The Amazon

Understanding The Value Of The Amazon And The Forests In South Africa

Case Study: Hamed's story

Case Study: The Body Shop

Concepts of 'unfair trade' and 'fair trade'

Exports and imports between South Africa and the world

Fair trading

From cocoa to chocolate

From gold to jewellery

Goods

Resources and their values

Skills and services

The human cost of unfair trade - work and exploitation

Trade as buying and selling goods for money

Trade as the exchange of goods

Values of selected raw materials and manufactured goods

What people trade

Why people trade

Climate around the world

Climate: temperatrue and rainfall patterns

Climate: temperature and rainfall  

Climate: temperature and rainfall patterns

Coniferous forests

Deforestation

Difference between weather and climate

Hot deserts

Hot, mild and cold climates of the world

How people live in a desert

Human activities

Location of Earth

Location on Earth

Natural vegetation and wildlife in a coniferous forest

Natural vegetation and wildlife in a desert

Natural vegetation and wildlife in a rainforest

Tropical rainforests

Wet and dry areas of the world

Average population density for each province

Concepts of rural and urban

Living in rural South Africa

People and provinces in South Africa

Population and distribution around the world

Population distribution and density

Population distribution in South Africa

Reasons for location of settlement

Rural and urban areas

The city of Rio de Janeiro: a case study of a city

The influence of climate, water and mineral resources on global settlement

Total population figures for each province

Why people live in different parts of South Africa

Why people live where they do

Why people move from rural areas to towns and cities / urban areas

Are we damaging our world?

Threats to our environments

What are minerals and sustainable use

How will our world look in the future?

Floods

Structure of the Earth

Volcanoes

 River bends and meanders

How does ice shape the land.

How is the coastline shaped?

How is the landscape shaped.

Rivers and waterfalls 

What is weathering and erosion

What landforms result from glaciation.

An Arable Farm

Car Industry

Choosing the right side

High-Tech Industry

Sheep Farm

Tourist Industry

Types of Economic Activity

Types of Farming

Asia's main human features

Asia's main physical features

India A Land Of Constrasts

India's Main Physical Features

Living in a Village

Living in Mumbai

Climate Change

Effects of climate change

Food

Poverty

Water Problem

Biomes

Grade 7 Geography -

Places Regions and People

The World In Spacial Terms

Geography of Europe

Government and Economy of Europe

Human Environment Interaction in Europe

Modern Issue Analysis Immigration and Cultural Change in Europe

People and Culture of Europe

Geography of North Africa and Southwest Asia

Government and Economy of North Africa and Southwest Asia

Human Environment Interaction in North Africa and Southwest Asia

Modern Issue Analysis Is There Life After Oil

People and Culture of North Africa and Southwest Asia

Geography of Sub Saharan Africa

Government and Economy of Sub Saharan Africa

Government and Economy of Sub-Saharan Africa

Human Environment Interaction in Sub Saharan Africa

Modern Issue Analysis Analysing Solutions to Environmental Risk

People and Culture of Sub Saharan Africa

South Africa

An Arable Farm

Biomes

Geography of the United States and Canada

Government and Economy of the United States and Canada

Human-Environment Interaction in the United States and Canada

Modern Issue Analysis: Aging Population

People and Culture of the United States and Canada

Grade 8 Geography -

Our Universe

The Earth's Revolution Around The Sun

The Globe

Understanding Satellites And Satellite Images

Understanding World Time Zones, International Date Line And South African Standard Time

Geography of North Africa and Southwest Asia

Government and Economy of North Africa and Southwest Asia

Human-Environment Interaction in North Africa and Southwest Asia

Modern Issue Analysis: Is There Life After Oil

People and Culture of North Africa and Southwest Asia

Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa

Human-Environment Interaction in Sub-Saharan Africa

Modern Issue Analysis: Analysing Solutions to Environmental Risk Factors

People and Culture of Sub-Saharan Africa

Geography of the United States and Canada

Government and Economy of the United States and Canada

Human-Environment Interaction in the United States and Canada

Modern Issue Analysis: Aging Population

People and Culture of the United States and Canada

Geography of Latin America

Government and Economy of Latin America

Human-Environment Interaction in Latin America

Modern Issue Analysis: Land Use in the Amazon Rain Forest

People and Culture of Latin America

Geography of East Asia

Government and Economy of East Asia

Human-Environment Interaction in East Asia

Modern Issue Analysis: Life on the Fault Line

People and Culture of East Asia

Geography of South Africa

Government and Economy of South Asia

Human-Environment Interaction in South Asia

Modern Issue Analysis: Keeping up with growth

People and Culture of South Asia

Grade 9 Geography -

Impact of Migration

What is Migration

Contour lines

Reading Map scales

Topographic Maps

Geography of Southeast Asia

Government and Economy of Southeast Asia

Human-Environment Interaction in Southeast Asia

Modern Issue Analysis: Tension and Cooperation

People and Culture of Southeast Asia

Citizens of the world

Conflict and Peace

Globalization and Trade

Causes of a change in Population

How to study the population

Over/Under - population

Geography of Australia and surrounds

Government and Economy of Australia and surrounds

Human-Environment Interaction in Australia and surrounds

Modern Issue Analysis: Preserving the Great Barrier Reef

People and Culture of Australia and surrounds

International GCSE Geography

Grade 7 Business Studies -

Community savings schemes

Financial institutions and organisations promoting entrepreneurship

Financial organisations

History of banks

Opening a savings account

Personal savings

Purpose of savings

Services offered by banks

The role of banks

Contribution of technology to improve productivity and economic growth

Definition of production

Effects of productivity on economic growth

Factors of production

Inputs and outputs

Meaning of economic growth

Mjeaning of productivity

Sustainable use of resources

Technology in the production process

Causes of socio-economic imbalances

Creating sustainable job opportunities

Education and skills to fight inequality and injustice

Inequality in South Africa

Rural challenges

Urban challenges

Hosting Entrepreneur's Day

Income and expenditure statement

Planning Entrepreneur's Day

Presenting your product

Achieving goals

Budget for Entrepreneurs day

Needs and wants of consumers

Setting goals

Simple cost calculation

SWOT analysis

The concept of advertising

Use of recycled material

What is involved in starting a business

Definition of an entrepreneur

Entrepreneurial actions of buying, selling, producing and making a profit

Skills of an entrepreneur

Definition of a budget

Income and expenses in detail

Personal and business budget

Business income and expenses

Personal income and expenses

Personal statement of net worth

Savings and investments

Banking, financial records and transactions

Budgets and savings

Capital, Assets, Liabilities

Income, expenses, profits losses

Advantages and disadvantages of different businesses

Effects of natural disasters and health epidemics on businesses

Formal and informal businesses

Role of businesses as producers and consumers

Goods and services

How to recycle and reuse goods to satisfy needs and wants

Producers and consumers

Basic needs of individuals, families, communities and countries

Primary and secondary needs

Unlimited wants and limited resources to satisfy needs and wants 

Different types of money

Learn about history of money

Modern money

Traditional societies and bartering

Grade 8 Business Studies -

Assets and banking

Capital

Cash receipts and cash payments

Debit and credit

Income and expenses

Liabilities

Owner's equity

Profit and losses

Sole trader

Subsidiary journals

Transactions

Advantages 

Businesses and their role in sustainable use of natural resources

Businesses and their roles in sustainable job creation

Characteristics

Closed corporations

Disadvantages

Partnerships

Private and public companies

Sole traders

Different levels of government

Meaning of government

Roles of different levels of government iro businesses

Roles of different levels of government iro households

Direct and indirect taxes

Government expenditure on services 

How does the National Budget work?

Influence of the National Budget on growth 

Impact of development on the environment

Lifestyles

Modern societies

Rural societies

Self-sufficient societies

Unemployment

Use of resources to promote a healthy environment

Bank statements

Cash invoices

Cheques and cheque counterfoils

Deposit and cash register slips

Receipts

General Ledger

Introduction of Cash journals for service business

Source documents and subsidiary journals

The accounting cycle and transactions

Trial balance, Income statement and Balance sheet

Cash transactions in CRJ

Close off CRJ

Closing off CRJ

Concept of CRJ (service business)

Effects on accounting equation

Entering cash transactions in the Cash Receipts Journal

Format and uses of columns in CRJ

Source documents to complete CRJ

Capital - borrowed and owned

Entrepreneurship

Labour

Natural resources

Remuneration for factors of production

Role of workers

Different types of markets

Factor markets

Closing off of CPJ

Combined transactions in the CRJ and CPJ

Concept of a CPJ of a service business

Effect of cash transactions on the accounting equation

Entering of cash transactions in the CPJ

Formats and uses of the columns in the CPJ

Source documents used to complete a CPJ

Characteristics of good management

Different levels of management

Different styles of management

Management tasks

Balancing of accounts

Double entry principle

Prepare a Trial Balance

Grade 9 Business Studies -

Calculating selling price and cost price

Calculating selling price and cost price using a mark-up%

Cash transactions of a trading business

CRJ and CPJ of a trading business

Effects of cash transactions on accounting equation

Advantages and disadvantages of economic systems

Characteristics

Global economy

Major economic systems

Origins of economic systems

Double entry principle

Posting from CRJ and CPJ to General Ledger

Posting to General Ledger

Preparing a Trial balance of a Trading business

Sections and format of General Ledger

Businesses

Flow of goods and services, money and fop

Government

Households

Illustrate the circular flow

Participants in the circular flow of a closed economy

Accounting cycle

Credit sales

Debtors

Debtors allowance

Effect of credit transactions on the accounting equation 

National Credit act

Postings to the Debtors Ledger and General Ledger

Record payments by debtors in CRJ

Recording transactions in Debtors Journal (DJ)

Changes in quantity demanded

Changes in quantity supplied

Concepts of supply and demand

Equilibrium price and quantity

Graphical illustration of change in demand and supply

Increase in supply and demand

Law of demand and graphic illustration

Law of supply and graphical illustration

Role of the three sectors in the economy

Sustainable use of resources in the three sectors

The interrelationship of the three sectors

The primary, secondary and tertiary sectors

Types of businesses found in the three sectors

Types of skills required in each sector

Concept of trade unions

Contribution to sustainable growth and development

Effect of trade unions in business

Historical development of trade unions

Roles and responsibilities

Accounting cycle

Creditors

Creditors allowance

Observe the effect of credit transactions on the accounting equation

Postings to the Creditors Ledger and General Ledger

Record payments to creditors in CPJ

Recording of transactions in the Creditors Journal (CJ)

Administration, purchasing, marketing, finance

Characteristics of these functions

Functions of businesses

General management and risk management

Public relations, Human resources, production,

Role and importance of business functions

Posting to the Debtors and Creditors Ledger

Posting to the General Ledger

Prepare the Trial balance

Recording of cash and credit transactions of sole trader

Subsidiary journals - CRJ, CPJ, CJ, CAJ, DJ, DAJ

Components of a business plan

Concept of business plan

Financial plan

Format of business plan

International GCSE Business Studies -

Sub Category

How businesses increase added value

Importance of specialisation

Needs and wants

Purpose of business activity

Scarcity and opportunity cost

The purpose and nature of business activity

Changing importance of business classification

How businesses are classified

Private and public sector decisions

Business plan

Characteristics of successful entrepreneurs

Measuring business size

Why some businesses fail

Why some businesses grow and others remain small

Franchises and joint ventures

Private and public limited companies

Public sector organisations

Sole traders and partnerships

Unincorporated and incorporated businesses

Business objectives and how their importance can change

Objectives of private sector and public sector enterprises

The role of stakeholder groups

Importance of a well-motivated workforce

Methods of motivation

Motivational theories 

Leadership styles

Simple organisation charts

The role of management

Trade unions

Benefits and limitation of part-time and full-time employees

External recruitment

Importance of training

Internal recruitment

Legal controls over employment

Main stages in recruitment and selection of employees

Methods of training

Reasons for reducing the size of the workforce

Recruitment and selecting employees

Choosing the method of communication

Communication barriers

Effective communication

How communication barriers can be reduced or removed

Importance to the business

Market Changes

Market segmentation

Niche marketing and mass marketing

The Role of Marketing

Presentation and use of market research results

The role of market research and methods used

Aims of promotion

Marketing budget and promotion decisions

Place - distribution channels

Technology and the marketing mix

Choosing a marketing strategy

Legal controls related to marketing

Opportunities and problems of entering new foreign markets

Control measures

Difference between goods and services

How technology has changed production methods

The main methods of production

What is production?

Break-even analysis

Economies of scale

How are costs classified?

Using cost data to make simple cost-based decisions

How businesses achieve quality production

Quality assurance

Why quality is important

Choosing a location

Factors influencing location and relocation decisions

The role of legal controls

Why businesses locate their operations to another country

Costs and benefits of developing new products

Price elasticity of demand and pricing decisions

Pricing methods

Product

Product life cycle

The role of packaging

Benefits and limitations of communication methods

Communication barriers

Effective communication and how it is achieved

Market changes

Market segmentation

Niche marketing and mass marketing

The role of marketing

Presentation and use of market research results

The methods of market research

The role of market research

Cost and benefit of developing new products 

Price elasticity

Pricing methods

Product

The product life cycle

The role of packaging

Aims and forms of promotion

Distribution channels

Technology and marketing mix

The marketing budget and promotion decisions

Choosing a marketing strategy

Legal controls related to marketing

Opportunities and problems of entering new foreign markets

Control measures

Difference between goods and services

How technology has changed production methods

The main methods of production

What is production?

Break-even analysis

Economies of scale

How are costs classified?

Using cost data to make simple cost-based decisions

How businesses achieve quality production

Quality assurance

Why quality is important

Choosing a location

Factors influencing location and relocation decisions

The role of legal controls

Why businesses locate their operations to another country

Alternative sources of capital

Choosing sources of finance

Factors influencing the choice of finance

Internal sources of finance

Main sources of finance

Short-term and long-term finance

Why businesses need finance

Financing a short-term cash shortage

Interpreting cash-flow statements

What is a cash-flow forecast?

Why cash is important to businesses

Working capital

How to interpret a statement of financial position

Main parts of a statement of financial position

Difference between profit and cash

Importance of profit

International GCSE Accounting

Accounting principles

Assets

Capital

Technology

What are liabilities?

What are the main financial statements?

What is accounting?

What is accounting equation?

How to prepare a simple statement of financial position

Preparing a classified statement of financial position

Recording transactions

Transactions

What is this section about?

Buying goods for resale

Recording expenses

Selling goods

The drawings account

What about inventories?

What are expenses

How to think about these accounts and double entry

Where accounts appear in trial balance

Calculating profits and losses

How do accounting records show a business's profit/loss

What is profit

How is gross profit recorded?

Completing the capital account at the end of financial period

How are expenses recorded in the income statement

How is the profit recorded in the accounts?

What happens if a business makes a loss?

The rules for balancing and closing accounts

Multiple choice questions

Recording credit purchases in a purchases journal

What are source documents

Posting credit purchases of goods for sale

Processing credit sales

Accounting records and trade discount

Debit notes

Purchases return journal

Source documents for the purchases return

Recording returns in the financial statement

Introduction

Source documents for money transactions

The cash book

Cash discount

Statement of account

What happens when a bank account becomes overdrawn?

How cash transactions are recorded

Introduction

Source documents

Posting to the general ledger accounts and the purchases ledger accounts

What you should do with the balance of the petty cash

How to make journal entries

Introduction

Error of commission

Error of omission

Error of principle

Errors not revealed by the Trial balance

Journalise entries for these errors

Compensation error

Error of complete reversal

Error of original entry

Journal entries

Journal entries

Suspense account and miscast

Correcting a draft statement of financial position

Correcting draft profit figures

Advantages of the reconciliation process

Comparing a cash book (bank columns) with a bank statement

Complete bank statement

How to prepare a bank statement

Introduction

Preparing a bank reconciliation statement

Simple bank statements

More about preparing control accounts

Other entries in control accounts

Preparing sales and purchases ledger accounts

Adjusting expenses

Adjusting income

Irrecoverable debts and provisions for doubtful debts

Irrecoverable debts and the recovery of debts written off

Keeping a provision for doubtful debts up to date

Preparing financial statement with adjustments to expenses and income

Provisions for doubtful debts

Recording the disposal of a non-current asset

International GCSE Economics -

Sub Category

Nature and purpose of trade unions

Economic and free goods

The economic problem

Factors of production and their rewards

Mobility, quantity and quality of factors

Definition and examples of opportunity cost

Opportunity cost and economic decision making

Movement along and shifts in a production possibility curve

The production possibility frontier

The difference between macro and microeconomics

Market equilibrium and market disequilibrium

Resource allocation decisions

The market system

Causes of shifts in the demand curve

Price and demand

Shifts in demand with movements along demand curve

Changes in supply 

Conditions of supply

Individual and market supply curves

Price and supply

Market equilibrium

Causes and consequences of price changes

Draw demand and supply diagrams

Elasticity of demand and total spending

Price elasticity of demand

Price elasticity of supply

How system works in variety of countries

Merits and weaknesses of a market economic system

Role of private and public sectors

The market economic system

Causes of market failure

Private and social costs and benefits

The nature of market failure

Define terms such as privatisation, nationalisation and DPS

Effects of microeconomic policy measures

Government influence on micro-economy subsidies

Government influence on microeconomy indirect taxes

Government influence on microeconomy regulation

The nature of a mixed economy

Central banks

Commercial banks

Money

Income and expenditure patterns

Influences on spending, saving and borrowing

Bargaining power of unions

Differences in earnings

Division of labour specialisation

Factors affecting occupation choice

Wage determination

Ways in which government policy affect wages

Classification of firms

Economies and diseconomies of scale

Growth of firms

Mergers and integration

Small firms

Nature and purpose of trade unions

Advantages and disadvantages of methods of growth

Demand for factors of production

Labour-intensive and capital-intensive production

Production and productivity

Fixed and variable costs

Objectives of firms

Output and costs

Revenue

Total and average costs

Competitive markets

Monopoly markets

Government roles

Classification of taxes

Elements of fiscal policy

Fiscal policy and government aims

Impact of balanced, deficit and surplus budgets

Nature of budget surplus, deficit and balanced budget

Principles and impacts of taxation

Reasons for government spending and taxation

Effects of monetary policy on macroeconomic aims

How monetary policy may help government to achieve economic aims

Monetary policy measures

Economic growth and recession

Government policies for economic growth

Illustrating growth and recession

Measuring Gross Domestic Product

Causes of unemployment

Consequences of unemployment

Full employment

Patterns and levels of employment

Causes and consequences of deflation

Causes of inflation

Consequences of inflation

Policies to control inflation and deflation

The Retail Prices Index and inflation

Comparing living standards and income distribution

Indicators of living standards

Causes of poverty

Policies to alleviate poverty

Changes in population structure and their effect on an economy

Factors that affect population growth

Problems of population change

Reasons for different rates of population growth

The effect of changing population sizes on an economy

Different rates of development

Factors affecting development

Advantages and disadvantages of specialisation

Globalisation

Methods of protection

Multinationals

Reasons for protection

The benefits of free trade

Causes of foreign exchange rate fluctuations

Consequences of fluctuations

Exchange rates

Floating and fixed exchange rates

Current account deficit and surplus

Effectiveness of policies

Impacts of deficit or surplus

Policies to achieve balance of payments stability

The current account of the balance of payments

The effects of supply-side policy

Conflicts between government aims 

Macroeconomic aims

International GCSE Computer Science:

Binary systems and hexadecimal

Communication and internet technologies

Logic gates and logic circuits

Operating systems and computer architecture

Input and output devices

Memory and data storage

High- and low-level languages

Security and ethics

Problem solving and design

Pseudocode and flowcharts

Programming concepts

Data structures: arrays and using pre-release material

Databases

Grade 1 Mindfulness -

AWARENESS: To Build The Foundational Mindfulness Skills Of Self-knowledge And Self-perception.

ATTENTION: To Develop An Understanding Of Attention And Develop The Skills Of Attention And Focus.

SAVOURING: To Foster Self-awareness And Social-awareness By Learning To Savour Experiences

MOVEMENT: To Build Self-awareness And Mindful Attention Through Movement.

RECOGNISING: To Develop The Ability To Recognise Emotions And Understand Their Transient Nature; Thereby Building Emotional Intelligence.

MANAGING EMOTIONS: To Continue To Build Emotional Intelligence By Developing Emotion Regulation Skills.

GRATITUDE: To Develop An Understanding Of What It Means To Be Grateful And To Foster Gratitude Personally And Through The Community.

OPTIMISM: To Develop An Understanding Of The Benefits Of, And The Ability To Cultivate An Optimistic Outlook.

STRENGTHS: To Identify And Grow Personal Strengths, And To Recognise And Appreciate Individual Differences And Strengths In Others.

GROWTH MINDSET: To Develop Growth Mindsets And The Ability To Identify And Change Fixed Mindsets.

SETTING GOALS: To Develop The Skills to Set and Achieve Goals

RESILIENCE: To develop the ability to bounce back from setbacks and learn from mistakes.

SELF COMPASSION: To foster self compassion and to develop skills to manage difficult thoughts, emotions or experiences.

POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS: To develop listening skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

EMPATHY: To cultivate empathy and develop pro-social values that underpin positive relationships.

ACTS OF KINDNESS: To understand and experience the benefits of kindness personally and with others.

SENSES: To foster social and self awareness by increasing sensory awareness.

SELF KNOWLEDGE: To develop an understanding and behaviour of what it means to know one's self.

SELF WORTH: To learn and develop the skills to know which aspects of yourself you want to change and the aspects of yourself you can not change.

SELF ACCEPTANCE: To understand that accepting yourself without changing anything is important for your self worth.

SELF ASSERTIVENESS: To understand that self assertiveness includes self respect and respect for others.

SELF AWARENESS: To develop the important skills in emotional intelligence that underpin the ability to be emotionally aware.

MANAGING FEELINGS: To be able to perceive feelings correctly, both in yourself and in others.

COMMUNICATING MINDFULLY: To develop communication skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

COMMUNICATING MINDFULLY: To develop the skills of communicating effectively in order to interact appropriately with peers.

EMOTIONAL CONTROL: To identify emotional control/impulse control.

VALUES: To develop an understanding of how values are attitudes that act as a driving force in your behaviour, to yourself and others.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS: To understand that beliefs and thinking patterns forms an important part of your ability to have control of your inner functioning and emotions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To be able to learn how to make mistakes and to take responsibilities for your choices and actions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To learn and develop decision making skills through mindful awareness of personal values.

VULNERABILITY: To understand the term vulnerability and to identify it as the emotion arises.

BRAVERY: To understand that bravery and courage go hand in hand.

BEING FIREPROOF: To understand that being vulnerable leads to being brave which proves your "fireproofness".

DEALING WITH ANXIETY: Anxiety and panic attacks

INTERNET SAFETY: How to manage the internet safely

Grade 2 Mindfulness -

AWARENESS: To Build The Foundational Mindfulness Skills Of Self-knowledge And Self-perception.

ATTENTION: To Develop An Understanding Of Attention And Develop The Skills Of Attention And Focus.

SAVOURING: To Foster Self-awareness And Social-awareness By Learning To Savour Experiences

MOVEMENT: To Build Self-awareness And Mindful Attention Through Movement.

RECOGNISING: To Develop The Ability To Recognise Emotions And Understand Their Transient Nature; Thereby Building Emotional Intelligence.

MANAGING EMOTIONS: To Continue To Build Emotional Intelligence By Developing Emotion Regulation Skills.

GRATITUDE: To Develop An Understanding Of What It Means To Be Grateful And To Foster Gratitude Personally And Through The Community.

OPTIMISM: To Develop An Understanding Of The Benefits Of, And The Ability To Cultivate An Optimistic Outlook.

STRENGTHS: To Identify And Grow Personal Strengths, And To Recognise And Appreciate Individual Differences And Strengths In Others.

GROWTH MINDSET: To Develop Growth Mindsets And The Ability To Identify And Change Fixed Mindsets.

SETTING GOALS: To Develop The Skills to Set and Achieve Goals

RESILIENCE: To develop the ability to bounce back from setbacks and learn from mistakes.

SELF COMPASSION: To foster self compassion and to develop skills to manage difficult thoughts, emotions or experiences.

POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS: To develop listening skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

EMPATHY: To cultivate empathy and develop pro-social values that underpin positive relationships.

ACTS OF KINDNESS: To understand and experience the benefits of kindness personally and with others.

SENSES: To foster social and self awareness by increasing sensory awareness.

SELF KNOWLEDGE: To develop an understanding and behaviour of what it means to know one's self.

SELF WORTH: To learn and develop the skills to know which aspects of yourself you want to change and the aspects of yourself you can not change.

SELF ACCEPTANCE: To understand that accepting yourself without changing anything is important for your self worth.

SELF ASSERTIVENESS: To understand that self assertiveness includes self respect and respect for others.

SELF AWARENESS: To develop the important skills in emotional intelligence that underpin the ability to be emotionally aware.

MANAGING FEELINGS: To be able to perceive feelings correctly, both in yourself and in others.

COMMUNICATING MINDFULLY: To develop communication skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

COMMUNICATING MINDFULLY: To develop the skills of communicating effectively in order to interact appropriately with peers.

EMOTIONAL CONTROL: To identify emotional control/impulse control.

VALUES: To develop an understanding of how values are attitudes that act as a driving force in your behaviour, to yourself and others.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS: To understand that beliefs and thinking patterns forms an important part of your ability to have control of your inner functioning and emotions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To be able to learn how to make mistakes and to take responsibilities for your choices and actions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To learn and develop decision making skills through mindful awareness of personal values.

VULNERABILITY: To understand the term vulnerability and to identify it as the emotion arises.

BRAVERY: To understand that bravery and courage go hand in hand.

BEING FIREPROOF: To understand that being vulnerable leads to being brave which proves your "fireproofness".

DEALING WITH ANXIETY: Anxiety and panic attacks

INTERNET SAFETY: How to manage the internet safely

Grade 3 Mindfulness -

AWARENESS: To Build The Foundational Mindfulness Skills Of Self-knowledge And Self-perception.

ATTENTION: To Develop An Understanding Of Attention And Develop The Skills Of Attention And Focus.

SAVOURING: To Foster Self-awareness And Social-awareness By Learning To Savour Experiences

MOVEMENT: To Build Self-awareness And Mindful Attention Through Movement.

RECOGNISING: To Develop The Ability To Recognise Emotions And Understand Their Transient Nature; Thereby Building Emotional Intelligence.

MANAGING EMOTIONS: To Continue To Build Emotional Intelligence By Developing Emotion Regulation Skills.

GRATITUDE: To Develop An Understanding Of What It Means To Be Grateful And To Foster Gratitude Personally And Through The Community.

OPTIMISM: To Develop An Understanding Of The Benefits Of, And The Ability To Cultivate An Optimistic Outlook.

STRENGTHS: To Identify And Grow Personal Strengths, And To Recognise And Appreciate Individual Differences And Strengths In Others.

GROWTH MINDSET: To Develop Growth Mindsets And The Ability To Identify And Change Fixed Mindsets.

SETTING GOALS: To Develop The Skills to Set and Achieve Goals

RESILIENCE: To develop the ability to bounce back from setbacks and learn from mistakes.

SELF COMPASSION: To foster self compassion and to develop skills to manage difficult thoughts, emotions or experiences.

POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS: To develop listening skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

EMPATHY: To cultivate empathy and develop pro-social values that underpin positive relationships.

ACTS OF KINDNESS: To understand and experience the benefits of kindness personally and with others.

SENSES: To foster social and self awareness by increasing sensory awareness.

SELF KNOWLEDGE: To develop an understanding and behaviour of what it means to know one's self.

SELF WORTH: To learn and develop the skills to know which aspects of yourself you want to change and the aspects of yourself you can not change.

SELF ACCEPTANCE: To understand that accepting yourself without changing anything is important for your self worth.

SELF ASSERTIVENESS: To understand that self assertiveness includes self respect and respect for others.

SELF AWARENESS: To develop the important skills in emotional intelligence that underpin the ability to be emotionally aware.

MANAGING FEELINGS: To be able to perceive feelings correctly, both in yourself and in others.

COMMUNICATING MINDFULLY: To develop communication skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

COMMUNICATING MINDFULLY: To develop the skills of communicating effectively in order to interact appropriately with peers.

EMOTIONAL CONTROL: To identify emotional control/impulse control.

VALUES: To develop an understanding of how values are attitudes that act as a driving force in your behaviour, to yourself and others.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS: To understand that beliefs and thinking patterns forms an important part of your ability to have control of your inner functioning and emotions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To be able to learn how to make mistakes and to take responsibilities for your choices and actions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To learn and develop decision making skills through mindful awareness of personal values.

VULNERABILITY: To understand the term vulnerability and to identify it as the emotion arises.

BRAVERY: To understand that bravery and courage go hand in hand.

BEING FIREPROOF: To understand that being vulnerable leads to being brave which proves your "fireproofness".

DEALING WITH ANXIETY: Anxiety and panic attacks

INTERNET SAFETY: How to manage the internet safely

Grade 4 Mindfulness -

AWARENESS: To Build The Foundational Mindfulness Skills Of Self-knowledge And Self-perception.

ATTENTION: To Develop An Understanding Of Attention And Develop The Skills Of Attention And Focus.

SAVOURING: To Foster Self-awareness And Social-awareness By Learning To Savour Experiences

MOVEMENT: To Build Self-awareness And Mindful Attention Through Movement.

RECOGNISING: To Develop The Ability To Recognise Emotions And Understand Their Transient Nature; Thereby Building Emotional Intelligence.

MANAGING EMOTIONS: To Continue To Build Emotional Intelligence By Developing Emotion Regulation Skills.

GRATITUDE: To Develop An Understanding Of What It Means To Be Grateful And To Foster Gratitude Personally And Through The Community.

OPTIMISM: To Develop An Understanding Of The Benefits Of, And The Ability To Cultivate An Optimistic Outlook.

STRENGTHS: To Identify And Grow Personal Strengths, And To Recognise And Appreciate Individual Differences And Strengths In Others.

GROWTH MINDSET: To Develop Growth Mindsets And The Ability To Identify And Change Fixed Mindsets.

SETTING GOALS: To Develop The Skills to Set and Achieve Goals

RESILIENCE: To develop the ability to bounce back from setbacks and learn from mistakes.

SELF COMPASSION: To foster self compassion and to develop skills to manage difficult thoughts, emotions or experiences.

POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS: To develop listening skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

EMPATHY: To cultivate empathy and develop pro-social values that underpin positive relationships.

ACTS OF KINDNESS: To understand and experience the benefits of kindness personally and with others.

SENSES: To foster social and self awareness by increasing sensory awareness.

SELF KNOWLEDGE: To develop an understanding and behaviour of what it means to know one's self.

SELF WORTH: To learn and develop the skills to know which aspects of yourself you want to change and the aspects of yourself you can not change.

SELF ACCEPTANCE: To understand that accepting yourself without changing anything is important for your self worth.

SELF ASSERTIVENESS: To understand that self assertiveness includes self respect and respect for others.

SELF AWARENESS: To develop the important skills in emotional intelligence that underpin the ability to be emotionally aware.

MANAGING FEELINGS: To be able to perceive feelings correctly, both in yourself and in others.

COMMUNICATING MINDFULLY: To develop communication skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

COMMUNICATING MINDFULLY: To develop the skills of communicating effectively in order to interact appropriately with peers.

EMOTIONAL CONTROL: To identify emotional control/impulse control.

VALUES: To develop an understanding of how values are attitudes that act as a driving force in your behaviour, to yourself and others.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS: To understand that beliefs and thinking patterns forms an important part of your ability to have control of your inner functioning and emotions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To be able to learn how to make mistakes and to take responsibilities for your choices and actions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To learn and develop decision making skills through mindful awareness of personal values.

VULNERABILITY: To understand the term vulnerability and to identify it as the emotion arises.

BRAVERY: To understand that bravery and courage go hand in hand.

BEING FIREPROOF: To understand that being vulnerable leads to being brave which proves your "fireproofness".

DEALING WITH ANXIETY: Anxiety and panic attacks

INTERNET SAFETY: How to manage the internet safely

Grade 5 Mindfulness -

AWARENESS: To Build The Foundational Mindfulness Skills Of Self-knowledge And Self-perception.

ATTENTION: To Develop An Understanding Of Attention And Develop The Skills Of Attention And Focus.

SAVOURING: To Foster Self-awareness And Social-awareness By Learning To Savour Experiences

MOVEMENT: To Build Self-awareness And Mindful Attention Through Movement.

RECOGNISING: To Develop The Ability To Recognise Emotions And Understand Their Transient Nature; Thereby Building Emotional Intelligence.

MANAGING EMOTIONS: To Continue To Build Emotional Intelligence By Developing Emotion Regulation Skills.

GRATITUDE: To Develop An Understanding Of What It Means To Be Grateful And To Foster Gratitude Personally And Through The Community.

OPTIMISM: To Develop An Understanding Of The Benefits Of, And The Ability To Cultivate An Optimistic Outlook.

STRENGTHS: To Identify And Grow Personal Strengths, And To Recognise And Appreciate Individual Differences And Strengths In Others.

GROWTH MINDSET: To Develop Growth Mindsets And The Ability To Identify And Change Fixed Mindsets.

SETTING GOALS: To Develop The Skills to Set and Achieve Goals

RESILIENCE: To develop the ability to bounce back from setbacks and learn from mistakes.

SELF COMPASSION: To foster self compassion and to develop skills to manage difficult thoughts, emotions or experiences.

POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS: To develop listening skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

EMPATHY: To cultivate empathy and develop pro-social values that underpin positive relationships.

ACTS OF KINDNESS: To understand and experience the benefits of kindness personally and with others.

SENSES: To foster social and self awareness by increasing sensory awareness.

SELF KNOWLEDGE: To develop an understanding and behaviour of what it means to know one's self.

SELF WORTH: To learn and develop the skills to know which aspects of yourself you want to change and the aspects of yourself you can not change.

SELF ACCEPTANCE: To understand that accepting yourself without changing anything is important for your self worth.

SELF ASSERTIVENESS: To understand that self assertiveness includes self respect and respect for others.

SELF AWARENESS: To develop the important skills in emotional intelligence that underpin the ability to be emotionally aware.

MANAGING FEELINGS: To be able to perceive feelings correctly, both in yourself and in others.

COMMUNICATING MINDFULLY: To develop communication skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

COMMUNICATING MINDFULLY: To develop the skills of communicating effectively in order to interact appropriately with peers.

EMOTIONAL CONTROL: To identify emotional control/impulse control.

VALUES: To develop an understanding of how values are attitudes that act as a driving force in your behaviour, to yourself and others.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS: To understand that beliefs and thinking patterns forms an important part of your ability to have control of your inner functioning and emotions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To be able to learn how to make mistakes and to take responsibilities for your choices and actions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To learn and develop decision making skills through mindful awareness of personal values.

VULNERABILITY: To understand the term vulnerability and to identify it as the emotion arises.

BRAVERY: To understand that bravery and courage go hand in hand.

BEING FIREPROOF: To understand that being vulnerable leads to being brave which proves your "fireproofness".

DEALING WITH ANXIETY: Anxiety and panic attacks

INTERNET SAFETY: How to manage the internet safely

Grade 6 Mindfulness -

AWARENESS: To Build The Foundational Mindfulness Skills Of Self-knowledge And Self-perception.

ATTENTION: To Develop An Understanding Of Attention And Develop The Skills Of Attention And Focus.

SAVOURING: To Foster Self-awareness And Social-awareness By Learning To Savour Experiences

MOVEMENT: To Build Self-awareness And Mindful Attention Through Movement.

RECOGNISING: To Develop The Ability To Recognise Emotions And Understand Their Transient Nature; Thereby Building Emotional Intelligence.

MANAGING EMOTIONS: To Continue To Build Emotional Intelligence By Developing Emotion Regulation Skills.

GRATITUDE: To Develop An Understanding Of What It Means To Be Grateful And To Foster Gratitude Personally And Through The Community.

OPTIMISM: To Develop An Understanding Of The Benefits Of, And The Ability To Cultivate An Optimistic Outlook.

STRENGTHS: To Identify And Grow Personal Strengths, And To Recognise And Appreciate Individual Differences And Strengths In Others.

GROWTH MINDSET: To Develop Growth Mindsets And The Ability To Identify And Change Fixed Mindsets.

SETTING GOALS: To Develop The Skills to Set and Achieve Goals

RESILIENCE: To develop the ability to bounce back from setbacks and learn from mistakes.

SELF COMPASSION: To foster self compassion and to develop skills to manage difficult thoughts, emotions or experiences.

POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS: To develop listening skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

EMPATHY: To cultivate empathy and develop pro-social values that underpin positive relationships.

ACTS OF KINDNESS: To understand and experience the benefits of kindness personally and with others.

SENSES: To foster social and self awareness by increasing sensory awareness.

SELF KNOWLEDGE: To develop an understanding and behaviour of what it means to know one's self.

SELF WORTH: To learn and develop the skills to know which aspects of yourself you want to change and the aspects of yourself you can not change.

SELF ACCEPTANCE: To understand that accepting yourself without changing anything is important for your self worth.

SELF ASSERTIVENESS: To understand that self assertiveness includes self respect and respect for others.

SELF AWARENESS: To develop the important skills in emotional intelligence that underpin the ability to be emotionally aware.

MANAGING FEELINGS: To be able to perceive feelings correctly, both in yourself and in others.

COMMUNICATING MINDFULLY: To develop communication skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

COMMUNICATING MINDFULLY: To develop the skills of communicating effectively in order to interact appropriately with peers.

EMOTIONAL CONTROL: To identify emotional control/impulse control.

VALUES: To develop an understanding of how values are attitudes that act as a driving force in your behaviour, to yourself and others.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS: To understand that beliefs and thinking patterns forms an important part of your ability to have control of your inner functioning and emotions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To be able to learn how to make mistakes and to take responsibilities for your choices and actions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To learn and develop decision making skills through mindful awareness of personal values.

VULNERABILITY: To understand the term vulnerability and to identify it as the emotion arises.

BRAVERY: To understand that bravery and courage go hand in hand.

BEING FIREPROOF: To understand that being vulnerable leads to being brave which proves your "fireproofness".

DEALING WITH ANXIETY: Anxiety and panic attacks

INTERNET SAFETY: How to manage the internet safely

Grade 7 Mindfulness -

GRATITUDE: To allow appreciation to flourish.

OPTIMISM: To use different methods in order prepare for life's key moments.

STRENGTHS: To Identify And Grow Personal Strengths, And To Recognise And Appreciate Individual Differences And Strengths In Others.

GROWTH MINDSET: To Develop Growth Mindsets And The Ability To Identify And Change Fixed Mindsets.

SETTING GOALS: To Develop The Skills to Set and Achieve Goals

RESILIENCE: To develop the ability to bounce back from setbacks and learn from mistakes.

SELF COMPASSION: To foster self compassion and to develop skills to manage difficult thoughts, emotions or experiences.

POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS: To develop listening skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

EMPATHY: To cultivate empathy and develop pro-social values that underpin positive relationships.

ACTS OF KINDNESS: To understand and experience the benefits of kindness personally and with others.

SENSES: To foster social and self awareness by increasing sensory awareness.

SELF KNOWLEDGE: To develop an understanding and behaviour of what it means to know one's self.

SELF WORTH: To learn and develop the skills to know which aspects of yourself you want to change and the aspects of yourself you can not change.

SELF ACCEPTANCE: To understand that accepting yourself without changing anything is important for your self worth.

SELF ASSERTIVENESS: To understand that self assertiveness includes self respect and respect for others.

SELF AWARENESS: To develop the important skills in emotional intelligence that underpin the ability to be emotionally aware.

MANAGING FEELINGS: To be able to perceive feelings correctly, both in yourself and in others.

VALUES: To develop an understanding of how values are attitudes that act as a driving force in your behaviour, to yourself and others.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To be able to learn how to make mistakes and to take responsibilities for your choices and actions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To learn and develop decision making skills through mindful awareness of personal values.

VULNERABILITY: To understand the term vulnerability and to identify it as the emotion arises.

BRAVERY: To understand that bravery and courage go hand in hand.

BEING FIREPROOF: To understand that being vulnerable leads to being brave which proves your "fireproofness".

RELATIONSHIPS: To understand why mindfulness is key to cultivating successful relationships.

STUDY: To understand the impact multitasking vs uni-tasking can have on your study programme.

SLEEP: To understand the importance of good sleeping habits and how to maintain these habits.

MANAGING CHANGE: To become aware of the changing nature of all things and learn to accept change.

CURIOSITY: To be able to connect to your 'beginners mind' in order to see things with a curious and open mind.

THOUGHTS: To learn learn how to still one's mind in order to gain clarity.

DEALING WITH ANXIETY: To learn to ride the waves of anxiety and to find the tools to manage it.

DEALING WITH STRESS: To create a toolkit for managing stress.

SELF CARE: To understand that a balanced lifestyle is the key to self care.

INNER PEACE: To realise that inner peace is the core to a healthy physical and emotional life.

FOCUS: To learn how to reduce mind wandering, stay present and overcome distractions.

SAY YES TO DAILY LIFE: To understand that you should embrace every moment with a kind, wise and open heart.

INTERNET EDUCATION: How to manage the internet safely

TRANS GENDER EQUALITY: Understanding transgender issues

HEALTHY SELF ESTEEM: Importance of self esteem

Grade 8 Mindfulness -

GRATITUDE: To allow appreciation to flourish.

OPTIMISM: To use different methods in order prepare for life's key moments.

STRENGTHS: To Identify And Grow Personal Strengths, And To Recognise And Appreciate Individual Differences And Strengths In Others.

GROWTH MINDSET: To Develop Growth Mindsets And The Ability To Identify And Change Fixed Mindsets.

SETTING GOALS: To Develop The Skills to Set and Achieve Goals

RESILIENCE: To develop the ability to bounce back from setbacks and learn from mistakes.

SELF COMPASSION: To foster self compassion and to develop skills to manage difficult thoughts, emotions or experiences.

POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS: To develop listening skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

EMPATHY: To cultivate empathy and develop pro-social values that underpin positive relationships.

ACTS OF KINDNESS: To understand and experience the benefits of kindness personally and with others.

SENSES: To foster social and self awareness by increasing sensory awareness.

SELF KNOWLEDGE: To develop an understanding and behaviour of what it means to know one's self.

SELF WORTH: To learn and develop the skills to know which aspects of yourself you want to change and the aspects of yourself you can not change.

SELF ACCEPTANCE: To understand that accepting yourself without changing anything is important for your self worth.

SELF ASSERTIVENESS: To understand that self assertiveness includes self respect and respect for others.

SELF AWARENESS: To develop the important skills in emotional intelligence that underpin the ability to be emotionally aware.

MANAGING FEELINGS: To be able to perceive feelings correctly, both in yourself and in others.

VALUES: To develop an understanding of how values are attitudes that act as a driving force in your behaviour, to yourself and others.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To be able to learn how to make mistakes and to take responsibilities for your choices and actions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To learn and develop decision making skills through mindful awareness of personal values.

VULNERABILITY: To understand the term vulnerability and to identify it as the emotion arises.

BRAVERY: To understand that bravery and courage go hand in hand.

BEING FIREPROOF: To understand that being vulnerable leads to being brave which proves your "fireproofness".

RELATIONSHIPS: To understand why mindfulness is key to cultivating successful relationships.

STUDY: To understand the impact multitasking vs uni-tasking can have on your study programme.

SLEEP: To understand the importance of good sleeping habits and how to maintain these habits.

MANAGING CHANGE: To become aware of the changing nature of all things and learn to accept change.

CURIOSITY: To be able to connect to your 'beginners mind' in order to see things with a curious and open mind.

THOUGHTS: To learn learn how to still one's mind in order to gain clarity.

DEALING WITH ANXIETY: To learn to ride the waves of anxiety and to find the tools to manage it.

DEALING WITH STRESS: To create a toolkit for managing stress.

SELF CARE: To understand that a balanced lifestyle is the key to self care.

INNER PEACE: To realise that inner peace is the core to a healthy physical and emotional life.

FOCUS: To learn how to reduce mind wandering, stay present and overcome distractions.

SAY YES TO DAILY LIFE: To understand that you should embrace every moment with a kind, wise and open heart.

INTERNET EDUCATION: How to manage the internet safely

TRANS GENDER EQUALITY: Understanding transgender issues

HEALTHY SELF ESTEEM: Importance of self esteem

Grade 9 Mindfulness -

GRATITUDE: To allow appreciation to flourish.

OPTIMISM: To use different methods in order prepare for life's key moments.

STRENGTHS: To Identify And Grow Personal Strengths, And To Recognise And Appreciate Individual Differences And Strengths In Others.

GROWTH MINDSET: To Develop Growth Mindsets And The Ability To Identify And Change Fixed Mindsets.

SETTING GOALS: To Develop The Skills to Set and Achieve Goals

RESILIENCE: To develop the ability to bounce back from setbacks and learn from mistakes.

SELF COMPASSION: To foster self compassion and to develop skills to manage difficult thoughts, emotions or experiences.

POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS: To develop listening skills to promote pro-social behaviour and build positive relationships.

EMPATHY: To cultivate empathy and develop pro-social values that underpin positive relationships.

ACTS OF KINDNESS: To understand and experience the benefits of kindness personally and with others.

SENSES: To foster social and self awareness by increasing sensory awareness.

SELF KNOWLEDGE: To develop an understanding and behaviour of what it means to know one's self.

SELF WORTH: To learn and develop the skills to know which aspects of yourself you want to change and the aspects of yourself you can not change.

SELF ACCEPTANCE: To understand that accepting yourself without changing anything is important for your self worth.

SELF ASSERTIVENESS: To understand that self assertiveness includes self respect and respect for others.

SELF AWARENESS: To develop the important skills in emotional intelligence that underpin the ability to be emotionally aware.

MANAGING FEELINGS: To be able to perceive feelings correctly, both in yourself and in others.

VALUES: To develop an understanding of how values are attitudes that act as a driving force in your behaviour, to yourself and others.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To be able to learn how to make mistakes and to take responsibilities for your choices and actions.

HOW TO MAKE DECISIONS: To learn and develop decision making skills through mindful awareness of personal values.

VULNERABILITY: To understand the term vulnerability and to identify it as the emotion arises.

BRAVERY: To understand that bravery and courage go hand in hand.

BEING FIREPROOF: To understand that being vulnerable leads to being brave which proves your "fireproofness".

RELATIONSHIPS: To understand why mindfulness is key to cultivating successful relationships.

STUDY: To understand the impact multitasking vs uni-tasking can have on your study programme.

SLEEP: To understand the importance of good sleeping habits and how to maintain these habits.

MANAGING CHANGE: To become aware of the changing nature of all things and learn to accept change.

CURIOSITY: To be able to connect to your 'beginners mind' in order to see things with a curious and open mind.

THOUGHTS: To learn learn how to still one's mind in order to gain clarity.

DEALING WITH ANXIETY: To learn to ride the waves of anxiety and to find the tools to manage it.

DEALING WITH STRESS: To create a toolkit for managing stress.

SELF CARE: To understand that a balanced lifestyle is the key to self care.

INNER PEACE: To realise that inner peace is the core to a healthy physical and emotional life.

FOCUS: To learn how to reduce mind wandering, stay present and overcome distractions.

SAY YES TO DAILY LIFE: To understand that you should embrace every moment with a kind, wise and open heart.

INTERNET EDUCATION: How to manage the internet safely

TRANS GENDER EQUALITY: Understanding transgender issues

HEALTHY SELF ESTEEM: Importance of self esteem

Grade 1 Cooking -

Special Days

Food Safety

Getting started

Hygiene Rules

Safe Cooking

Balance

Developing A Healthy Lifestyle

Food Pyramid

Getting the balance right

Nutrients

Fruit

Vegetables

Baking

Baking and roasting

Boiling

Cooking 

Saute

Coating

Dairy

Mash

Setting the table

Sieving

Sifting

Vegetables

Baking Powder

Etiquette around food

Herbs

Beef

Blondies vs Brownies

Chicken

Chocolate for cooking

Dairy

Fish

Milk

Parmesan Cheese

Pasta

Pork

Shortening

Spinach

Sugar

Following instructions

Spices

Compost and Recycling

Environment

Different countries and traditional food

Origin

Frying

Flours, grains and breads

Ingredients

Grade 2 Cooking -

Special Days

Food Safety

Getting started

Hygiene Rules

Safe Cooking

Balance

Developing A Healthy Lifestyle

Food Pyramid

Getting the balance right

Nutrients

Fruit

Vegetables

Baking

Baking and roasting

Boiling

Cooking 

Saute

Coating

Dairy

Flours, grains and breads

Mash

Setting the table

Sieving

Sifting

Baking Powder

Etiquette around food

Herbs

Blondies vs Brownies

Chicken

Chocolate for cooking

Dairy

Milk

Parmesan Cheese

Pasta

Shortening

Spinach

Sugar

Following instructions

Spices

Compost and Recycling

Different countries and traditional food

Origin

Frying

Flours, grains and breads

Origin

Grade 3 Cooking -

Special Days

Food Safety

Getting started

Hygiene Rules

Safe Cooking

Balance

Developing A Healthy Lifestyle

Food Pyramid

Getting the balance right

Nutrients

Fruit

Vegetables

Baking

Baking and roasting

Boiling

Cooking 

Saute

Coating

Dairy

Flours, grains and breads

Mash

Setting the table

Sieving

Sifting

Baking Powder

Etiquette around food

Herbs

Blondies vs Brownies

Chicken

Chocolate for cooking

Dairy

Milk

Parmesan Cheese

Pasta

Shortening

Spinach

Sugar

Following instructions

Spices

Compost and Recycling

Different countries and traditional food

Origin

Frying

Flours, grains and breads

Origin

Grade 4 Cooking -

Special Days

Food Safety

Getting started

Hygiene Rules

Safe Cooking

Balance

Developing A Healthy Lifestyle

Food Pyramid

Getting the balance right

Nutrients

Fruit

Vegetables

Baking

Baking and roasting

Boiling

Cooking 

Saute

Coating

Dairy

Flours, grains and breads

Mash

Setting the table

Sieving

Sifting

Baking Powder

Etiquette around food

Herbs

Blondies vs Brownies

Chicken

Chocolate for cooking

Dairy

Milk

Parmesan Cheese

Pasta

Shortening

Spinach

Sugar

Following instructions

Spices

Compost and Recycling

Different countries and traditional food

Origin

Frying

Flours, grains and breads

Grade 5 Cooking -

Special Days

Food Safety

Getting started

Hygiene Rules

Safe Cooking

Balance

Developing A Healthy Lifestyle

Food Pyramid

Getting the balance right

Nutrients

Fruit

Vegetables

Baking

Baking and roasting

Boiling

Cooking 

Saute

Coating

Dairy

Flours, grains and breads

Mash

Setting the table

Sieving

Sifting

Baking Powder

Etiquette around food

Herbs

Blondies vs Brownies

Chicken

Chocolate for cooking

Dairy

Milk

Parmesan Cheese

Pasta

Shortening

Spinach

Sugar

Following instructions

Spices

Compost and Recycling

Different countries and traditional food

Origin

Frying

Flours, grains and breads

Grade 6 Cooking -

Special Days

Food Safety

Getting started

Hygiene Rules

Safe Cooking

Balance

Developing A Healthy Lifestyle

Food Pyramid

Getting the balance right

Nutrients

Fruit

Vegetables

Baking

Baking and roasting

Boiling

Cooking 

Saute

Coating

Dairy

Flours, grains and breads

Mash

Setting the table

Sieving

Sifting

Baking Powder

Etiquette around food

Herbs

Blondies vs Brownies

Chicken

Chocolate for cooking

Dairy

Milk

Parmesan Cheese

Pasta

Shortening

Spinach

Sugar

Following instructions

Spices

Compost and Recycling

Different countries and traditional food

Origin

Frying

Flours, grains and breads

Grade 7 Cooking -

Special Days

Safe cooking

Balance

Developing A Healthy Lifestyle

Food Pyramid

Getting the balance right

Nutrients

Fruit

Vegetables

Baking

Baking and roasting

Boiling

Cooking 

Saute

Coating

Dairy

Mash

Setting the table

Sieving

Baking Powder

Etiquette around food

Herbs

Chicken

Chocolate for cooking

Dairy

Fish

Herbs and Tomatos

Milk

Parmesan Cheese

Pasta

Shortening

Spinach

Sugar

Following instructions

Spices

Compost and Recycling

Different countries and traditional food

Origin

Frying

Acid and Alkali

development of hens eggs

Ripening fruit

Flours, grains and breads

Grade 8 Cooking -

Sub Category

Special Days

Safe cooking

Balance

Developing A Healthy Lifestyle

Food Pyramid

Getting the balance right

Nutrients

Fruit

Vegetables

Baking

Baking and roasting

Boiling

Cooking 

Saute

Coating

Dairy

Mash

Setting the table

Sieving

Baking Powder

Etiquette around food

Herbs

Chicken

Chocolate for cooking

Dairy

Fish

Herbs and Tomatos

Milk

Parmesan Cheese

Pasta

Shortening

Spinach

Sugar

Following instructions

Spices

Compost and Recycling

Different countries and traditional food

Origin

Frying

Acid and Alkali

development of hens eggs

Ripening fruit

Flours, grains and breads

Grade 9 Cooking -

Special Days

Safe cooking

Balance

Developing A Healthy Lifestyle

Food Pyramid

Getting the balance right

Nutrients

Fruit

Vegetables

Baking

Baking and roasting

Boiling

Cooking 

Saute

Coating

Dairy

Mash

Setting the table

Sieving

Baking Powder

Etiquette around food

Herbs

Chicken

Chocolate for cooking

Dairy

Fish

Herbs and Tomatos

Milk

Parmesan Cheese

Pasta

Shortening

Spinach

Sugar

Following instructions

Spices

Compost and Recycling

Different countries and traditional food

Origin

Frying

Acid and Alkali

development of hens eggs

Ripening fruit

Flours, grains and breads

Grade 1 Gardening -

Growth

Trees

Vegetables

Bees

Create from nature

Create from recycling

Recycling

Maintenance

Planting

Arbor Day

Compost

Sunflowers

Colours

Grade 2 Gardening -

Growth

Trees

Vegetables

Bees

Create from nature

Create from recycling

Recycling

Maintenance

Planting

Arbor Day

Compost

Sunflowers

Colours

Grade 3 Gardening -

Growth

Trees

Vegetables

Bees

Create from nature

Create from recycling

Recycling

Maintenance

Planting

Arbor Day

Compost

Sunflowers

Colours

Grade 4 Gardening -

Establishing Methods

Fruit Trees

Indigenous Plants

Bees

Insects

Landscaping

Maintenance

Water-wise Gardening

Arbor Day

Compost

Hydroponics

Grade 5 Gardening -

Establishing Methods

Fruit Trees

Indigenous Plants

Bees

Insects

Landscaping

Maintenance

Water-wise Gardening

Arbor Day

Compost

Hydroponics

Grade 6 Gardening -

Establishing Methods

Fruit Trees

Indigenous Plants

Bees

Insects

Landscaping

Maintenance

Water-wise Gardening

Arbor Day

Compost

Hydroponics

Grade 1 Art -

Artists, Craft Makers and Designers

Drawing, Painting and Sculpture

Techniques

Materials

Grade 2 Art -

Artists, Craft Makers and Designers

Drawing, Painting and Sculpture

Techniques

Materials

Grade 3 Art -

Artists, Craft Makers and Designers

Drawing, Painting and Sculpture

Techniques

Materials

Grade 4 Art -

Making Drawings

Painting

Making Prints

Developing form in clay

Making Constructions

Creating fabric and fibre

Grade 5 Art -

Making Drawings

Painting

Making Prints

Developing form in clay

Making Constructions

Creating fabric and fibre

Grade 6 Art -

Making Drawings

Painting

Making Prints

Developing form in clay

Making Constructions

Creating fabric and fibre

Grade 7 Art -

Making Drawings

Making Prints

Developing form in clay

Making Constructions

Creating fabric and fibre

Painting

Grade 8 Art -

Making Drawings

Making Prints

Developing form in clay

Making Constructions

Creating fabric and fibre

Painting

Grade 9 Art -

Making Drawings

Making Prints

Developing form in clay

Making Constructions

Creating fabric and fibre

Painting

Grade 1 Music -

Body Percussion

Environmental Sounds

Instruments

Listening and responding to music

Vocal Sounds

Literacy

Song singing

Improvising and creating

Literacy

Playing instruments

Talking about and recording compositions

Grade 2 Music -

Body Percussion

Environmental Sounds

Instruments

Listening and responding to music

Vocal Sounds

Literacy

Song singing

Improvising and creating

Literacy

Playing instruments

Talking about and recording compositions

Grade 3 Music -

Body Percussion

Environmental Sounds

Instruments

Listening and responding to music

Vocal Sounds

Literacy

Song singing

Improvising and creating

Literacy

Playing instruments

Talking about and recording compositions

Grade 4 Music -

Body Percussion

Environmental Sounds

Instruments

Listening and responding to music

Vocal Sounds

Literacy

Song singing

Improvising and creating

Literacy

Playing instruments

Talking about and recording compositions

Grade 5 Music -

Body Percussion

Environmental Sounds

Instruments

Listening and responding to music

Vocal Sounds

Literacy

Song singing

Improvising and creating

Literacy

Playing instruments

Talking about and recording compositions

Grade 6 Music -

Body Percussion

Environmental Sounds

Instruments

Listening and responding to music

Vocal Sounds

Literacy

Song singing

Improvising and creating

Literacy

Playing instruments

Talking about and recording compositions