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    MATHEMATICS YEAR 5 YEARLY PLAN 2009

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    1 1.Numbers

    1. WholeNumbers

    1. Numbers to1 000 000

    1. Develop numbersenseinvolving numbers of upto 1 000 000.

    i. Name and write numbersup to 1 000 000.

    ii. Determine the placevalue

    of the digits in any wholenumber up to 1 000 000.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 1

    Thinking Skills1. Comparing &Contrasting2. Sequencing3. Listing4. Visualizing

    2 1.Numbers

    1. WholeNumbers

    1. Numbers to1 000 000

    1. Develop numbersenseinvolving numbers of upto 1 000 000.

    iii. Compare value ofnumbersto 1 000 000.

    iv. Round off numbers tothenearest tens, hundreds,thousands, ten thousandsand hundred thousands.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 1

    Thinking Skills1. Translating

    2. Sequencing3. Analysing4. Elaborating

    3 1.Numbers

    1. WholeNumbers

    2. Addition withthehighest total of1 000 000

    2. Add numbers to thetotalof 1 000 000.

    i. Add any two to fournumbers up to 1 000 000

    ii. Solve addition problems.

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    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to pages 2 & 3

    Thinking Skills1. Comparing &Contrasting

    2. Decision Making3. Problem Solving

    4 1.Numbers

    1. WholeNumbers

    3. Subtractionwithin the rangeof 1 000 000

    3. Subtract numbersfrom anumber less than1 000 000.

    i. Subtract one numberfrom abigger number less than1 000 000.

    ii. Subract successivelyfrom abigger number less than1 000 000.

    iii. Solve subtractionproblems.

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    Curriculum Specifications

    Refer to page 4 & 5

    Thinking Skills1. Comparing &Contrasting2. Decision Making3. Problem Solving

    5 1.Numbers

    1. WholeNumbers

    4. Multiplicationwith the highestproduct of1 000 000

    4. Multiply any twonumbers with thehighest product of1 000 000.

    i. Multiply up to five digitnumbers witha) a one digit numbers,b) a two-digit numbers,

    c) 10, 100 and 1 000

    ii. Solve problem involvingmultiplication.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 6 & 7

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion3. Problem Solving

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    6 1.Numbers

    1. WholeNumbers

    5. Division withthehighest dividendof 1 000 000

    5. Divide a number lessthan 1 000 000 by atwo-digit numbers.

    i. Divide numbers up to sixdigit by

    a) one-digit numbers,b) 10, 100 and 1 000,c) two-digit numbers.

    ii. Solve problem involving

    division.

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    Curriculum Specifications

    Refer to page 8 & 9

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion3. Problem Solving

    7 1.Numbers

    1. WholeNumbers

    6. MixedOperations

    6. Perform mixedoperation involvingmultiplication anddivision.

    i. Calculate mixedoperationon whole numbersinvolvingmultiplication and division.

    ii. Solve problem involvingmixed operations ofdivisionand multiplication.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 10

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion3. Problem Solving

    8 1.Numbers

    2. Fractions 1. ImproperFractions

    1. Understand improperfractions.

    i. Name and writeimproperfractions withdenominators up to 10.

    ii. Compare the value oftwoimproper fractions.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 11

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion3. Problem Solving

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes3

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    9 1.Numbers

    2. Fractions 2. Mixed Numbers 2. Understand mixednumbers.

    i. Name and write mixednumbers withdenominatorsup to 10.

    ii. Convert improperfractionsto mixed numbers and

    vice-versa.

    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 12

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion3. Problem Solving

    10 1.Numbers

    2. Fractions 3. Addition of Fractions

    3. Add two mixednumbers.

    i. Add two mixed numberswith same denominatorsupto ten.

    ii. Add two mixed numberswith differentdenominatorsup to 10.

    iii. Solve problemsinvolvingaddition of mixednumbers.

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    Curriculum Specifications

    Refer to page 13

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion3. Problem Solving

    11 1.Numbers

    2. Fractions 4. Subtraction of Fractions

    4. Subtract mixednumbers.

    i. Subtract two mixednumberswith same denominatorsupto 10.

    ii. Subtract two mixednumbers with differentdenominators up to 10.

    iii. Solve problem involvingsubtraction of mixednumbers.

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    Cuisenaire rods

    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 14 & 15

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion3. Problem Solving

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

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    12 1.Numbers

    2. Fractions 5. Multiplication offractions

    5. Multiply any properfractions with wholenumbers up to 1 000.

    i. Multiply whole numberswith proper fractions.

    ii. Solve problem involvingmultiplication of fractions.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 16 & 17

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion3. Problem Solving

    13 1.Numbers

    3. Decimals 1. DecimalNumbers

    1. Understand and usethe vocabulary relatedto decimals.

    i. Name and write decimalnumbers to three decimalplaces.

    ii. Recognise the place

    value of thousandths.

    iii) Convert fractions ofthousandths to decimalnumbers and vice-versa.

    iv. Round off decimalnumbersto nearest

    a) tenths,b) hundredths.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 18

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion3. Problem Solving

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

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    14 1.Numbers

    3. Decimals 2. Addition of decimal numbers

    2. Add decimal numbersupto three decimal places.

    i. Add any two to fourdecimal numbers up tothree decimal placesinvolvinga) decimal numbers anddecimal numbers,b) whole numbers anddecimal numbers.

    ii. Solve problems involvingaddition of decimalnumbers.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 19

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion3. Problem Solving

    15 1.Numbers

    3. Decimals 3. Subtraction of decimal numbers

    3. Subtract decimalnumbers up to threedecimal places.

    i. Subtract a decimalnumberfrom another decimal up tothree decimal places.

    ii. Subtract successivelyanytwo decimal numbers up tothree decimal places.

    iii. Solve problemsinvolvingsubtraction of decimalnumbers.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 20

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion3. Problem Solving

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    16 1.Numbers

    3. Decimals 4. Multiplication ofdecimal numbers

    4. Multiply decimalnumbers up to three

    i. Multiply any decimalnumbers up to three

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    decimal places witha whole number.

    decimalplaces witha) a one-digit numbers,b) a two-digit numbers,c) 10, 100 and 1 000.

    ii. Solve problems involvingmultiplication of decimal

    numbers.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 21

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion3. Problem Solving

    17 1.Numbers

    3. Decimals 5. D ivision of decimal numbers

    5. Divide decimalnumbersup to three decimalplaces by a wholenumber.

    i. Divide a whole numberby

    a) 10,b) 100,c) 1 000.

    ii. Divide a whole number

    by

    a) a one-digit numbers,b) a two-digit wholenumbers.

    iii. Divide a decimalnumberof three decimal places by

    a) a one-digit numbers,b) a two-digit whole

    numbers,c) 10,d) 100.

    iv. Solve problemsinvolvingdivision of decimalnumbers.

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    Curriculum Specifications

    Refer to page 22

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion3. Problem Solving

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    18 1.

    Numbers

    4. Percentage 1. Percentage 1. Understand and use

    percentage.

    i. Name and write the

    symbol

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    for percentage.

    ii. State fraction ofhundredthsin percentage.

    iii. Convert fraction ofhundredths to percentage

    and vice-versa.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 23

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion

    19 1.Numbers

    4. Percentage 1. Percentage 2. Relate fraction anddecimals to percentage.

    i. Convert proper fractionsoftenths to percentage.

    ii. Convert proper fractionwith denominators of 2, 4,5, 20, 25 and 50 topercentage.

    iii. Convert percentage tofraction in its simplestform.

    iv. Convert percentage todecimal numbers and vice-versa.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 24

    Thinking Skills1. Elaborating2. Drawing Conclusion

    20 1.Numbers

    5. Money 1. Money toRM100 000

    1. Understand and usethevocabulary related tomoney.

    2. Use and applymathematics conceptswhen dealing withmoney up toRM100 000.

    i. Read and write the valueofmoney in ringgit and senup to RM100 000.

    i. Add money in ringgit andsen up to RM100 000.

    ii. Subtract money inringgitand sen within the rangeofRM100 000.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 25

    Thinking Skills1. Comparing &Contrasting2. Elaborating

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

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    21 1.Numbers

    5. Money 1. Money toRM100 000

    2. Use and applymathematics conceptswhen dealing withmoney up toRM100 000.

    iii. Multiply money inringgitand sen with a wholenumber, fraction ordecimalwith products withinRM100 000.

    iv. Divide money in ringgitand sen with the dividendup RM100 000.

    v. Perform mixed operationof multiplication anddivision involving money inringgit and sen up toRM100 000.

    vi. Solve problems in realcontext involving money in

    ringgit and sen up toRM100 000.

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    Curriculum Specifications

    Refer to page 25 & 26

    Thinking Skills1. Comparing &Contrasting2. Elaborating

    22 2.Measures

    6. Time 1. Reading andwriting time

    1. Understand thevocabulary related totime.

    i. Read and write time inthe24-hour system.

    ii. Relate the time in 24-hoursystem to 12-hour system.

    iii. Convert time from 24-

    hoursystem to 12-hour systemand vice-versa.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 27 & 28

    Thinking Skills1. Planning2. Elaborating3. Listing

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    22 2.

    Measures

    6. Time 2. Relationship

    between units of

    2. Understand the

    relationship between

    i. Convert time in fractions

    and decimals of a minute

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    time units of time. to seconds.

    ii. Convert time in fractionsand decimals of an hour tominutes and to seconds.

    iii. Convert time infractions and decimals of a

    day to hours, minutes andseconds.

    iv. Convert units of timefrom

    a) Century to yearsand vice-versa

    b) Century to decadesand vice versa.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to pages 29

    Thinking Skills1. Translating2. Drawing Conclusion

    22 2.Measures

    6. Time 3. BasicOperations

    Involving Time

    3. Add, subtract,multiply

    and divide units of time.

    i. Add time in hours,minutes

    and seconds.

    ii. Subtract time in hours,minutes and seconds.

    iii. Multiply time in hours,minutes and seconds.

    iv. Divide time in hours,minutes and seconds.

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    flash cards, numbercards, word cards, phrasecards, sentence cards,

    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 30

    Thinking Skills1. Planning2. Elaborating3. Listing

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    23 2.Measures

    6. Time 4. Duration 4. Use and applyknowledge of time tofind the duration.

    i. Identify the start and endtimes of an event.

    ii. Calculate the duration of

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    anevent, involving

    a) hours, minutes andseconds,b) days and hours.

    cards, sentence cards,

    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 31

    Thinking Skills1. Planning2. Elaborating

    3. Listing

    24 2.Measures

    6. Time 4. Duration 4. Use and applyknowledge of time tofind the duration.

    iii. Determine the start orendtime of an event from agiven duration of time.

    iv. Solve problemsinvolvingtime duration in factionsand / or decimals of hours,minutes and seconds.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 31

    Thinking Skills

    1. Planning2. Elaborating3. Listing

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    25 2.Measures

    7. Length 1. MeasuringLength

    1. Measure andcomparedistances.

    i. Describe by comparisonthedistance of one kilometre.

    ii. Measure using scales fordistances between places.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 32

    Thinking Skills1. Comparing &Contrasting2. Sequencing

    26 2.Measures 7. Length 2. RelationshipsBetween Units OfLength

    1. Understand therelationship betweenunits of length.

    i. Relate metre andkilometre.

    ii. Convert metre tokilometre and vice versa.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 33

    Thinking Skills1. Comparing &Contrasting2. Sequencing

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    27 2.Measures

    7. Length 2. BasicOperationsInvolving Length.

    3. Add, subtract,multiplyand divide units oflength.

    i. Add and subtract units oflength involvingconversionof units in

    a) kilometresb) kilometres and

    metres

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    ii. Multiply and divide unitsoflength in kilometresinvolving conversion ofunits with

    a) a one-digit numberb) 10, 100, 1 000

    iii. Solve problemsinvolvingbasic operations on length.

    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 34

    Thinking Skills1. Planning2. Elaborating3. Listing4. Problem Solving

    28 2.Measures

    8. Mass 1. ComparingMass

    1. Compare mass ofobjects.

    i. Measure and recordmassesof objects in kilograms andgrams.

    ii. Compare the masses of

    twoobjects using kilogram andgram, stating thecomparison in multiples orfractions.

    iii. Estimate the masses ofobjects in kilograms andgrams.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 35

    Thinking Skills1. Planning2. Elaborating3. Listing

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    29 2.Measures

    8. Mass 1. ComparingMass

    2. Understand therelationship betweenunits of mass.

    i. Convert units of massfromfractions and decimals of akilogram to grams andvice-versa.

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    ii. Solve problems involvingconversion of mass units infractions and / or decimals.

    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 35

    Thinking Skills1. Planning2. Elaborating

    30 2.

    Measures

    9. Volume of

    Liquid

    1. Comparing

    Volume

    1. Measure and

    comparevolumes of liquid usingstandard units.

    i. Measure and record the

    volumes of liquid in asmaller metric unit giventhemeasure in fractions and /ordecimals of a larger unit.

    ii. Estimate the volumes ofliquid involving fractionsand decimals in litres andmillilitres.

    iii. Compare the volumesofliquid involving fractionsand decimals using litresand millilitres.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 36

    Thinking Skills

    1. Comparing &Contrasting2. Sequencing3. Listing4. Problem Solving5. Relaying Information

    31 2.Measures

    9. Volume ofLiquid

    2. RelationshipBetween Units ofVolume

    2. Understand therelationship betweenunits of volume of liquid.

    i. Convert unit of volumesinvolving fractions anddecimals in litres and vice-versa.

    ii. Solve problems involving

    volume of liquid.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 37

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    32 2.Measures

    9. Volume ofLiquid

    3. Operations OnVolume OfLiquid

    3. Add and subtractunits ofvolume.

    i. Add units of volumesinvolving mixed decimalsin

    a) litres,

    b) milliliters,

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    c) litres and millilitres

    ii. Subtract units ofvolumesinvolving mixed decimalsin

    a) litres,b) milliliters,c) litres and milliliters

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 38

    Thinking Skills1. Comparing &Contrasting2. Sequencing3. Listing4. Problem Solving5. Relaying Information

    332.Measures

    9. Volume ofLiquid

    3. Operations OnVolume OfLiquid

    4. Multiply and divideunitsof volumes.

    iii. Multiply units ofvolumesinvolving mixed numbersusinga) a one-digit number,b) 10, 100, 1 000,involving conversion of

    units.

    iv. Divide unit of volumesusing

    a) up to two-digitnumbers

    b) 10, 100, 1 000,involving mixed decimals

    v. Divide unit of volumesusing

    a) a one-digit number

    b) 10, 100, 1 000,involving conversion ofunits

    vi. Solve problemsinvolvingcomputations for volumeof liquids

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 38 & 39

    Thinking Skills1. Comparing &Contrasting2. Sequencing3. Listing4. Problem Solving5. Relaying Information

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    34 3. Shape

    and

    10. Shape and

    Space

    1. Composite

    Two-

    1. Find the perimeter of

    composite 2-D shapes.

    i. Measure the perimeter of

    the

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    Space DimensionalShapes

    following composite 2-Dshapes

    a) Square and squareb) Rectangle and

    rectanglec) Triangle and triangled) Square and rectanglee) Square and trianglef) Rectangle and triangle

    ii. Calculate the perimeterofthe following composite2-D shapes.

    a) Square and squareb) Rectangle and

    rectanglec) Triangle and triangle

    d) Square and rectanglee) Square and trianglef) Rectangle and triangle

    iii. Solve problemsinvolvingperimeters of composite2-D shapes.

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    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    34 3. ShapeandSpace

    10. Shape andSpace

    1. CompositeTwo-DimensionalShapes

    1. Find the area ofcomposite 2-D shapes.

    i. Measure the area of thefollowing composite 2-Dshapes

    a) Square and squareb) Rectangle and

    rectanglec) Square and rectangle

    ii. Calculate the area ofthe following composite2-D shapes.

    a) Square and squareb) Rectangle and

    rectanglec) Square and rectangle

    iii. Solve problemsinvolvingarea of composite2-D shapes.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to page 41

    35 3. ShapeandSpace

    10. Shape andSpace

    2. CompositeThree-DimensionalShapes

    1. Find the volume ofcomposite 3-D shapes.

    i. Measure the volume ofthefollowing composite 3-Dshapes for

    a) cube and cubeb) cuboid and cuboidc) cube and cuboid

    ii. Calculate the volume ofthe following composite3-D shapes for

    a) cube and cubeb) cuboid and cuboidc) cube and cuboid

    iii. Solve problems

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    involvingvolume of composite3-D shapes.

    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    36 4.Statistics

    11. DataHandling

    1. Average 1. Understand and usethe

    vocabulary related toaverage.

    i. Describe the meaning ofaverage,

    ii. State the average of twoorthree quantities.

    iii. Determine the formulaforaverage.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to pages 43

    Thinking Skills1. Comparing &

    Contrasting2. Elaborating3. Listing4. Planning

    37 4.Statistics

    11. DataHandling

    1. Average 2. Use and apply theknowledge of average.

    i. Calculate the averageusingformula.

    ii. Solve problems in reallifesituations.

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    sentence cards

    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to pages 44

    Thinking Skills1. Comparing &Contrasting2. Elaborating3. Listing4. Planning

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    Week Area Topic Learning Area Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Notes

    38 4.Statistics

    11. DataHandling

    1. Organising andInterpreting Data

    1. Understand thevocabulary relating todata organisation in

    graphs.

    i. Recognise frequency,mode, range, maximumand

    minimum value from bargraphs.

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    newspaper cutting,pictures cards,calendars, cards withtables, word cards,sentence cardsCurriculum SpecificationsRefer to pages 45

    Thinking Skills1. Comparing &Contrasting2. Elaborating

    3. InterpretingInformation4. Planning

    39 4.Statistics

    11. DataHandling

    1. Organising andInterpreting Data

    2. Organise andinterpretdata from tables andcharts.

    ii. Contract a bar graphsfroma given set of data

    iii. Determine thefrequency,mode, range, average,maximum and minimum

    value from a given graph.

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    Curriculum SpecificationsRefer to pages 45

    Thinking Skills1. Comparing &Contrasting2. Elaborating3. InterpretingInformation 4. Planning

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