October


Evaluation criteria

40% exam
20% Class work
20% homworks
20% speaking and participation (or essays)

Syllabus

1st grade

Social     -     section II and III


  • Clothing
  • Factories
  • Gentrification and factories
  • Steam
  • Child Labour
Use of English -     sections IV and V

  • Adverbs of frequency 
  • Present continuous
  • Have got
  • Furniture
  • Countable and uncountable


Second grade

Science     -     section II and III

  • Graphics
  • Forces
  • Balanced forces
  • Motion
  • Sound

Literature     -     sections IV and V

  • Plot 
  • Context clues 
  • compound objects
  • Compound predicates
  • Countable and uncountable 


Third grade

Social     -     sections II and III

  • Town's and villagers
  • Riches 
  • New kings
  • Battle of Stanford 
  • Types of armymen
Use of English -     sections IV and V

  • Essays
  • Comparisons 
  • Part 1 reading
  • Phrasal verbs
  • Adjectives -ed -ing
  • Part 2 reading

Good luck guys!

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