MORAL EDUCATION
Grade IV
Lesson 1 - Contribution of Individuals.
Learning Objectives: To understand how to build relationships based on trust and
respect.
Lets watch - Heart warming Story – A good deed every day.
Read the story of Ghassan, The Show-off boy, and answer the questions that follow. Page no 4&5.
Think
about good deeds that you could do for people you know and your community. ( Use white board to write your feeling)
Your friend:
Your sister or
brother:
Your mother:
Your teacher:
An elderly neighbour:
Please do send your work/ activity image or video to :
Ms.Mercia → mercia.l-sok@smgeducation.org
Ms.Lubna → lubna.z-sok@smgeducation.org
Grade V
Lesson 1 - Olympic Values: Excellence
Learning Objectives: Analyse and evaluate how the Olympic values can be used an inspiration and motivational tool for self - growth.
Can you Identify this flag.
This is the flag of the Olympic Games, which are
international sporting events - featuring both summer and winter competitions -
with athletes and teams from all over the word participating. The five
interlocking rings on the flag - known as the Olympic rings - represent the
five participating continents: Africa, Asia, America, Australia and Europe.
Read the following Story (page 5
vol-3):
ACTIVITY:
Write your thoughts on the
Olympic value of “excellence” on an A4 Size paper:
Grade Vl
Lesson 1 - Mental Health and Mental Illnesses
Learning Objective: To know about the nine basic mental health issues young people experience. |
Mental health includes our emotional, psychological,
and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps
determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices. Mental
health is important at every stage of life, from childhood and adolescence
through adulthood.
Positive mental
health allows people to:
Realize their
full potential
Cope with the stresses of life
Work productively.
You can download this game from Google Drive here. Players advance around the game board by finding the missing numerator on playing cards printed with equivalent fraction equations .The missing numerator is the number of spaces the player moves.
If they STOP (i.e. the last space in their count) on a space with GO BACK instructions, they must move toward the start the number of spaces noted.
If a player Stops on a space that has the back-end of an arrow, they can follow the arrow and skip spaces on the board.
The first player to make it to the finish wins.
Please do send your work/ activity image or video to :
Ms. Mercia → mercia.l-sok@smgeducation.org
Ms.Shanaz → shanaz.f-sok@smgeducation.org
Ms. mizbah → mizbah.j-sok@smgeducation.org
Thanks for the video it almost made me cry 😢
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