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ELEMENTARY STUDY GUIDE FOR TERM III

Mr.: Raul Soto

Grade & group: 6 C & D      

SUBJECT

TOPIC

CONTENT

PAGES

ENGLISH

  • Olympic Sports

  • In London
  • Vocabulary Olympic Sports
  • The use of COULD to give ideas or suggestions.
  • Using VERBS IN –ING for future plans.
  • Vocabulary IN LONDON.
  • Present perfect with HAVE YOU EVER….?
  • Verbs in past participle
  • Present perfect questions, HAVE YOU EVER…? ANSWERS WITH EXTRA INFORMATION.
  • Page 46 student book and 46 workbook.
  • Page 47 of the student book, and 47 WB, notes from notebook.
  • Page 49 of the student book, and 49 of the workbook, notes from notebook.
  • Page 58 from student book and workbook.
  • Page 59 from student book and workbook, and notebook. Verb list.
  • Page 61 from student book and workbook, and notebook.
  • Verb list

Math

  • Identification of fractions and decimals between them on a number line.

  • Multiples

  • Cartesian coordinate system
  • Conversion of number using the US customary system
  • Comparison of volumes
  • Comparison of ratios
  • Mean, median, mode
  • Identification of fractions and decimals in a number line.
  • Determining multiples and factors of natural numbers.
  • Graphical representation or ordered pairs in the first quadrant.
  • Relationship between units of international system of units.
  • Comparison of volume of two or more bodies.
  • Comparison of ratios in simple cases.
  • Using the mean, median, and mode in problem solving.
  • Page 63-65
  • Math notebook
  • Page 66-70
  • Math notebook
  • Page 71-73
  • Page 74-75
  • Page 76-78
  • Page 79-80
  • Page 81-84

Geography

  • Our planet’s population in constant growth

  • Our worlds urban living conditions

 

  • People on the go and the routes taken
  • The value of cultural heritage
  • Preservation of cultural heritage around the world
  • Tendencies of world population growth.
  • Challenges for population growth: composition and distribution.
  • World population urban growth.
  • Natural, social, economic, and cultural implications or urban growth around the world.
  • Main migration routes in the world.
  • Locating on maps countries with higher number of immigrants and emigrants.
  • Social, cultural, economic, and political consequences of migration around the world.
  • Cultural heritage of humanity: archeological, architectural, traditions, artistic expressions
  • The importance of taking care of and preserving cultural heritage of humanity
  • Page 49-51
  • Geography notebook
  • Page 52-54
  • Geography notebook
  • Page 55-58
  • Geography notebook
  • Page 52-61
  • Page 62-65

Science

  • Can you revalue, reduce, reject, reuse, and recycle materials.

  • When is change permanent or temporary?
  • How is energy obtained?
  • Hardness, flexibility, and permeability in different materials.
  • Impact in nature, caused by the extraction of raw material.
  • Rejecting, reducing, reusing and recycling paper and plastic.
  • Temporary and permanent transformation in materials.
  • Evaluating benefits and risks of temporary transformation,
  • Energy and its transformation.
  • Evaluating the benefits of energy in daily in activities.
  • Process of obtaining thermo energy from different sources.
  • Benefits and risks generated in the environment caused by the process of obtaining and consuming thermo energy.
  • Page52-58
  • Science notebook
  • Page 59-61
  • Science notebook
  • Page 62-64
  • Science notebook

History

  • Mesoamerican cultures; their space and time

  • Civilizations paving the way for the Incas.
  • All about the Inca civilization.
  • Common traits between two civilizations; Mexicas and Incas
  • Mesoamerican and Andean civilizations
  • Pre classic: Olmecs.
  • Classic: Mayans, Teotihuacan, Zapotec.
  • Post classic: Toltecs and Mexicas.
  • Previous to the Inca: Chavin, Nazca, Moche, Tihuanaco, and Huari
  • The Incas: economical, social, political, and cultural organization.
  • Mexicas and Incas: their common traits.
  • Page 49-52
  • History notebook.
  • Page 53-56
  • History notebook
  • Page 57-59
  • History notebook
  • Page 60-62
  • History notebook

CALENDAR

Friday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

English

February 17th   

Science

February 20th 

Math

February 21st   

History

February 22nd   

  Geography

February 23rd 

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