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Syllabus for Mid Term Session (2019-2020) Grade: 3 Subject: English Allocation of Marks Weekly Test 40% Class Assessment 60 % Reading Skill: Comprehension (from the book and unseen passages), students should be able to read texts, understand the meaning of lexical items and answer questions based on them. Writing Skill: Unseen incomplete story for story completion will be given. Here, students are expected to write meaningful sentences and create distinct introduction, climax and ending. Factual writing: Unseen Descriptive Essay or Narrative Essay will be given on a topic where the students will describe or narrate the given topic. Editing Skill: The students will be expected to identify mistakes in given sentences and rewrite the sentences after correcting them (such as articles, modifiers, punctuation and tenses) according to what has been taught in class. Adjectives: The students will be able to use describing words in sentences. Comparative and Superlative Adjectives: Students should be able to use the comparative and superlative form of adjectives correctly while writing and speaking. Punctuation: The students will be asked to punctuate an unpunctuated passage or sentences by making necessary changes and respond to them when reading. Vocabulary: The students will practise exercises based on Similes, Phrases and Idioms,synonyms,and homophones. Idioms & Phrases: The students are expected to frame meaningful sentences with the correct use of idioms and phrases.

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  • Syllabus for Mid Term

    Session (2019-2020)

    Grade: 3

    Subject: English

    Allocation of Marks

    Weekly Test 40%

    Class Assessment 60 %

    Reading Skill: Comprehension (from the book and unseen passages), students should be able to

    read texts, understand the meaning of lexical items and answer questions based on them.

    Writing Skill: Unseen incomplete story for story completion will be given. Here, students are expected to write meaningful sentences and create distinct introduction, climax and ending.

    Factual writing: Unseen Descriptive Essay or Narrative Essay will be given on a topic where

    the students will describe or narrate the given topic.

    Editing Skill: The students will be expected to identify mistakes in given sentences and rewrite

    the sentences after correcting them (such as articles, modifiers, punctuation and tenses)

    according to what has been taught in class.

    Adjectives: The students will be able to use describing words in sentences.

    Comparative and Superlative Adjectives: Students should be able to use the comparative and

    superlative form of adjectives correctly while writing and speaking.

    Punctuation: The students will be asked to punctuate an unpunctuated passage or sentences by

    making necessary changes and respond to them when reading.

    Vocabulary: The students will practise exercises based on Similes, Phrases and

    Idioms,synonyms,and homophones.

    Idioms & Phrases: The students are expected to frame meaningful sentences with the correct

    use of idioms and phrases.

  • Books:

    Everyday English Grammar and Composition-4

    Unit-9: Verbs

    Unit-10: Adjectives

    Unit-11: Comparison

    Unit-12: Present Tense

    Unit-13: Past Tense

    Unit-14: Future Tense

    Worksheet 9-14

    Hodder Cambridge Primary English Learner’s Book-4 and Hodder Cambridge Primary

    English Workbook-4

    Unit-4: Let’s persuade!

    Unit-5: Story settings and characters

    Term 2 Spelling Activities

    ** Handouts on ‘Punctuation’, ‘Similies’ and ‘Idioms’ will be provided in class

    Objectives:

    To write grammatically correct sentences using correct spelling.

    To be able to comprehend, explain and answer questions from text.

    To be able to build vocabulary.

    Literature- Questions will be set on: analyzing the characters, analyzing the plot, registering

    personal interpretation of the characters, the plot and the theme and explaining in reference to

    the context.

    Book:

    Charlotte’s Web

    Internal assessment will be based on class work activities, projects and will add up to 60%

  • Subject: Bangla

    আমার বাাংলা বই (৩য় ভাগ)

    গদ্য :

    ১। পাখিদের কথা

    ২। একাই একটি েুর্ গ

    পদ্য :

    ১। বড় কক?

    ২। আমাদের এই বাাংলাদেশ

    ৩। আমার পণ

    বযাকরণ (বাাংলা বযাকরণ ও রচনা):

    ১। খবপরীত শব্দ (খিব গাখিত)

    ২। প্রখতশব্দ (খিব গাখিত)

    ৩। বিি

    ৪। অিুদেে

    গল্পের বই- “বদির ধাদর আমরা সবাই” প-ৃ ২৬-৪৬ , ননল্পে নলনি (প:ৃ১৬-৩০)

    গদ্য ও পল্পদ্যর সাংনিষ্ট নবষয়সমূহ:

    ১। বািাি

    ২। শব্দাথ গ ও বাকয র্ঠি

    ৩। সাংখিপ্ত প্রশ্ন উত্তর

    ৪। সতয/খমথযা খিণ গয়

    ৫। শূিযস্থাি পূরণ

    ৬। িীক মাকগ

    ৭। সজৃিশীল কলিা

    ৮। অিুদেে কথদক প্রশ্ন উত্তর কলিা

    প্রল্পয়ােল্পন সাংল্প ােন নবল্পয়ােন হল্পে পাল্পর ।

  • Subject: Mathematics

    Text Book: Hodder Cambridge Primary Maths—Stage 4 (Learner’s Book & Workbook)

    Numbers and problem solving:

    Rounding numbers, Number patterns, Number and number system

    Addition , Subtraction, Multiplication and division

    Problem Solving

    Measures and Problem solving:

    Time Metric system Area ,Perimeter

    Geometry: Quadrilateral

    Handling Data :

    Mental Math : Ex : 29-56

    Times table : 2- 15 (Mixed times table)

  • Subject: Science

    Text Book: Hodder Cambridge Primary Science Stage 4 (Textbook& Work book) Unit

    (Strand)

    Sub Strands Cambridge Curriculum

    Framework

    Types of Work/

    Assignments Magnetism

    1. Magnetic field (pg-80-82)

    Physics

    Know that magnets attract some metals but not others

    Explore the forces between magnets and know that

    magnets can attract or repel

    each other

    Work Book

    Exercises

    Question/

    Answers Q/A on

    basic

    understandings

    Wh Questions

    Think & Write

    One Word

    Question Answer

    T/F

    F/B

    M/J ( Match &

    Join)

    Who am I?

    M.C.Q (Multiple

    Choice

    Questions)

    Diagrams

    STEM Activities

    2. North and south poles of magnets and their

    attraction and repulsion

    (pg-83-85)

    3. Use of magnets in everyday life (pg-86-90)

    Sound 1. What do you already know about sound? (pg-114)

    Explore how sounds are made when objects,

    materials or air vibrate and

    learn to measure the

    volume of sound in

    decibels with a sound level

    meter

    Investigate how sound travels through different

    materials to the ear

    Investigate how some materials are effective in

    preventing sound from

    travelling through them

    Investigate the way pitch describes how high or low

    a sound is and that high

    and low sounds can be

    loud or soft. Secondary

    sources can be used

    Explore how pitch can be changed in musical

    instruments in a range of

    ways

    2. Animal ears (pg-115)

    3. How are sounds made? (pg-116)

    4. Feeling and seeing vibrations (pg-117-118)

    5. How sound travels (pg- 119-120)

    6. Louder and softer (pg- 121)

    7. How sounds are made (pg-122)

    8. Measuring sound (pg-123-125)

    9. Musical instruments around the world (pg-126)

    10. Volume and pitch in musical instruments (pg-

    127-129)

    11. How sound travels through different materials (pg-

    130-132)

    12. Stopping sounds (pg-133)

    Living things

    and their

    environment

    1. Different environments and caring for our environment

    (pg-24-25)

    Biology Investigate how different

    animals are found in

    different habitats and are

    suited to the environment

    in which they are found

    Use simple identification keys

    Recognise ways that human activity affects the

    environment e.g. river

    pollution, recycling waste

    2. Habitats, animals and their habitats, incredible habitats

    (pg-26-31)

    3. Sorting animals and plants, identifying living things

    (pg-32-36)

    4. Waste, Reduce reuse recycle (pg-37-41)

    5. Pollution and its effects (pg-42-46)

    States of

    Matter

    Topics covered in First

    Term Chemistry Revision of lessons from

    First Term

  • Subject: Geography

    Text Book: Junior World Geography (3)

    Subject: History

    Text Book: Starting HISTORY & CIVICS (3)

    Chapter Contents

    Chapter 4: The

    Planet Earth- Our

    Home

    Earth’s position with other planets

    Important information about Earth

    Section of the Earth- Spheres of the Earth and Layers of the Earth

    Chapter 7:

    Movements of the

    Earth

    What are the different types of movements of the Earth?

    Rotation of the Earth

    Revolution of the Earth

    Types of work/Assignment: book exercise, written work, project

    work, presentation, scrap book work, worksheet, class test, STEM

    activity, map work

    Chapter Contents

    The Stone Age

    What is The Stone Age?

    Importance of Stone Age

    Invention of the “wheel”

    The Mesopotamian

    and Egyptian

    Civilizations

    What is civilization in history?

    Why civilization grew in the river banks?

    Examples of early civilizations

    Famous Personalities

    Kazi Nazrul Islam and Rabindranath Tagore

    Their life history

    About their contribution to Bangla Literature

    Types of work/Assignment: book exercise, written work, project

    work, presentation, scrap book work, worksheet.

  • Subject: Computer Science

    Text Book: Viva Computer Dot Com (Book 3)

    Sl.

    No. Chapter Contents Reference

    1.

    Chapter-6

    Introductio

    n to Scratch

    Scratch

    Starting Scratch

    Components of Scratch Window

    Creating a New Scratch Project

    Motion Block

    Pen Blocks

    Moving a Sprite

    Saving a Project

    Opening an Already Saved Project

    Text Book

    Page: 61-70

    2.

    Chapter-7

    Learning

    MS Word

    Starting Word 2016

    Components of MS Word Window

    Creating a New Document

    Saving a File

    Printing a Document

    Closing a Document

    Opening an Existing Document

    Text Book

    Page: 71-81

    3. MS LOGO Different shapes

    Calculation (Arithmetic and Logical)

    Worksheet

    Types of Work/ Assignment: It Includes Reading Practice, Copy work, Worksheet, Book

    Exercise, Project Work, Group Work, Lab Activity Sheet, Lab Work and Lab Assessment

    paper.

  • Subject: French Language

    Text Book – Alex et Zoé et Compagnie (Méthod de Français & Cahier d’activités)

    By Colette Samson

    1. Unité 3, leçon 1-4, Qu’est-ce que c’est ? (What is that ?)

    2. Unité 4, leçon 1-4, Qu’est que tu fais ? (What are you doing ?)

    3. Unité 5, leçon 1-4, Qu’est que tu veux ? (What do you want ?)

    Méthode de français (Learner book) Page 10-23, Cahier d'activitésc (Exercise book)

    Page 10-21

    Subject-Value Education

    Text Book: Lessons for Life (3)

    1. Being Faithful (The Story of a Little Boy), Ch-5

    2. Sense of Discrimination (The Story of Choice), Ch-6

    3. Being Self-Confident (The Story of two Friends), Ch-7

    4. Being Resourceful (The story of girl), Ch-8

    Types of work:

    1.Q/Ans

    2. F/Blanks

    3. Match and Join

    4. True/False

    5. Circle the Correct answer

  • Subject: Global Perspectives

    Stage 4

    Topics

    1. Keeping healthy

    Healthy and balanced diet

    Discussing the role of sugar in their diet

    Reducing the amount of sugar in their diet

    Awareness-raising campaign about the potential

    threat to their health

    2. Keeping the peace

    Introduce the concept of friendship

    Conflict between people

    Attitude needed to keep good relationships

    How to resolve conflict

    Conflict between different people in the community

    Conflict between countries

    Types of work/assignments: -

    Chart paper projects

    Short Video clips

    Worksheets

    Role play

    Visitors: counsellor, police officer

    Assessments (Self assessment)

    Resources: - Provided by Cambridge Assessment International Education Teachers’ Support

    Hub

  • Subject: Islamiat

    Text Book: An Introduction to Islam (3)

    Topic Chapter Unit Reference

    THE STORY OF

    HAZRAT

    IBRAHIM (AS)

    Chapter -2

    UNIT 3

    UNIT 3 TEXT BOOK

    PAGES 10-14

    GLOSSARY TEXT BOOK

    PAGES 38-39

    BE HUMBLE

    NOT

    ARROGANT

    Chapter -2

    UNIT 4

    UNIT 1

    TEXT BOOK

    PAGE 15

    GLOSSARY TEXT BOOK

    PAGE- 39

    THE MESSAGE

    OF ALLAH

    Chapter- 3

    UNIT 1

    UNIT 1

    TEXT BOOK

    PAGES 16-19

    GLOSSARY TEXT BOOK

    PAGE- 40

    SURAH SURAH AN-

    NAAS

    WITH

    ENGLISH

    MEANING

    TEXT BOOK

    PAGE – 20

    Types of work:

    1. Q/Ans 2. F/Blanks 3. Match and Join 4. True/False

    5. Word Meaning 6. Circle the Correct answer

    7. Surah Recitation with Meaning

  • Subject: General Knowledge

    Text Book: What’s What-3

    *Handouts-1. Australia

    2. Africa

    3. Communication and Social Media

    4. World Environment

    5. News and Facts

    Chapter: 11 (Page: 14)

    Countries, Capitals, Currencies

    Chapter: 12 (Pages: 15)

    Great Indians

    Chapter: 21 (Page: 26)

    Bookstall

    Chapter: 22 (Page: 27)

    Group Names

    Chapter: 23 (Page: 28)

    Animal Similes

    Chapter: 24 (Page: 29)

    Our Solar System

    Chapter: 27 (Page: 32)

    Ways of Seeing

    Chapter: 28 (Page: 33)

    Puzzle Time 1

    Types of work:

    1. Fill in the blanks with given

    clues

    2. Picture Identification with given

    clues

    3. Compare and know about

    ‘Similes’ with given clues

    4. Solve puzzle with given clues

  • Subject: Art and Craft

    Week Topic Objectives Resources

    October 3 weeks 2 Canvas Techniques of canvas painting

    Canvas paper, brushes, palate,

    water Jar

    November 1st week

    Canvas Techniques of

    canvas painting

    Canvas paper, brushes, palate,

    water Jar

    2nd

    week Christmas

    Card How to

    prepare a festival card

    Chart paper, colours,

    scissor, glue

    3rd

    week Christmas

    Card How to

    prepare a festival card

    Chart paper, colours,

    scissor, glue

    4th

    week Winter Season

    They will learn about the

    winter

    Eraser, sharpener,

    pencil, sketch copy

    December 1st week Victory

    Day Scenery Pastel colours

    and water colours

    2nd

    week Victory

    Day Scenery Pastel colours

    and water colours

    3rd

    week Exhibition

    work Crafts with disposable

    glass and plate

    Disposable glass and

    plate, acrylic colours

  • Subject: Music

    Topics:

    Folk Music & Dance Competition (Month-October)

    Students will select the song and prepare it by themselves.

    After the selection the Music Teachers will finalize the song numbers

    Harvesting Special Assembly (Month-November)

    Song- Kati dhan

    Victory Day Celebration (Month-December)

    Song – Jago Jago

    Music Fest (Month-January)

    Music Teachers will organize it.

    Heal The World

    Give Me Some Sunshine

    Believer

    Selected students will practice the songs with drums, guitar and keyboard and perform

    in front of the parents during the Music Fest.

    Subject: Dance

    Topics:

    Folk Music & Dance Competition (Month-October)

    Students will select the song and prepare the dance by themselves.

    After the selection the Dance Teachers will finalize the dance numbers.

    Harvesting Special Assembly (Month-November)

    Song- Kanak Chapa Dhan.

    Victory Day Celebration (Month-December)

    Song-DekhiniJudhoSunechiSudhuEmatiRokteAaknka.

    Music Fest (Month-January)

    Music Teachers will organize it.

    TakDhumTakDhumBajai.

    Students will practice in their dance classes