used in the Foundation Phase and to build up to themes in the Senior Phase. In every theme there are links with other subjects in the Intermediate


TERM 1 GRADE 4


Unit 1 (Weeks 1–2)


Unit 2 (Weeks 3–4)


Unit 3 (Weeks 5–6)


Unit 4 (Weeks 7–8)


Unit 5 (Weeks 9–10)


Getting to know each other Where we live and play The way we are Making food Fun with food


GRADE 5


A place called home Places people live Music makers


Musical instruments Getting into trouble


Families


Save our animals Adventures Get moving


Feel the rhythm GRADE 6


Phase so as to build up language and vocabulary skills for use in other subjects as well. Here is a table with the themes for the phase:


TERM 2 GRADE 4


Unit 6 (Weeks 1–2)


Unit 7 (Weeks 3–4)


Unit 8 (Weeks 5–6)


Unit 9 (Weeks 7–8) Weeks 9–10


Farming Weather Trees


What people do Mid-year exam papers TERM 3 GRADE 4


Unit 10 (Weeks 1–2)


Unit 11 (Weeks 3–4)


Unit 12 (Weeks 5–6)


Unit 13 (Weeks 7–8)


Unit 14 (Weeks 9–10)


What happened?


Keep healthy and safe Animal fables


Amazing animals Flying


GRADE 5 Sporting heroes


The Olympic Games Monsters It’s hot!


Our rights GRADE 6 That’s entertaining


Stay healthy, stay safe Values


Love the earth People in my life


GRADE 5


Who makes the rules? Our daily bread Lost and found Going places


GRADE 6


Stay cool, keep warm Clothes for all seasons Heroes


Talking to the world


TERM 4 GRADE 4


Unit 15 (Weeks 1–2)


Unit 16 (Weeks 3–4)


Unit 17 (Weeks 5–6)


Unit 18 (Weeks 7–8) Weeks 9–10


Growing our food


The circus is for everyone Crossing rivers Water gives life


End of year exam papers GRADE 5


Nature in danger Celebrations


Good times, bad times Change


GRADE 6 Caring and sharing


Spaces and places for living A world of stories


Meeting the challenge


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