This document discusses various science topics related to measurement and properties of living things. It covers measuring different quantities like length, area, volume, mass and time. It explains the techniques and standard units used to measure these quantities. The document also discusses the basic needs of humans, animals and plants for survival. It describes the life processes of humans like breathing, reproduction etc. and how certain behaviors can affect these processes. Additionally, it talks about the characteristics and behaviors of animals and plants that help them protect themselves from dangers, extreme weather and ensure independence.
3. MENYIASAT
BENDA HIDUP
1. Benda Hidup Mempunyai Keperluan Asas
2. Benda Hidup Menjalani Proses Hidup
3. Haiwan Dan Tumbuhan Melindungi Diri
4. 1.1 Memahami manusia mempunyai keperluan asas
Membekal tenaga
Tumbesaran
Bernafas
Kekal sihat
Makanan
Makanan
Udara
Udara
Keperluan Asas Manusia
Air
Air
Tempat
Tempat
perlindungan
perlindungan
Minum
Tumbesaran
Kekal sihat
Melindungi dari
• bahaya
• sinaran matahari
• hujan
5. 1.2 Memahami haiwan memerlukan keperluan asas
Membekal tenaga
Tumbesaran
Bernafas
Kekal sihat
Udara
Udara
Makanan
Makanan
Keperluan Asas Haiwan
Air
Air
jenis :
• lubang
• gua
• sarang
Habitat
Habitat
Minum
Tumbesaran
Kekal sihat
Melindungi diri
• bahaya
• sinaran matahari
• hujan
6. 1.3 Memahami tumbuhan memerlukan keperluan asas
Keperluan Asas Tumbuhan
Keperluan Asas Tumbuhan
Udara
Udara
Ada Keperluan Asas :
• Tumbesaran sihat
• Tumbesaran baik
• Tidak layu
Air
Air
Cahaya
Cahaya
matahari
matahari
Tiada Keperluan Asas
• Layu
• Kekuningan
• Mati
7. 2.1 Menganalisa proses-proses hidup manusia
Hidung/Mulut
Saluran udara
Paru-paru
Tarik nafas – udara disedut
Hembus nafas – udara dihembus
Tujuan :
• elak bahaya
Organ
Pernafasan
Pernafasan
• elak kecederaan
• elak kemalangan
• untuk hidup
Gerakbalas
Gerakbalas
Organ
Mata - lihat
Hidung - hidu
Kadar pernafasan
Jumlah pergerakan dada
pada sesuatu masa
Menganalisa Proses-Proses
Hidup Manusia
Proses melahirkan anak
Perkumuhan
Perkumuhan
Nyahtinja
Nyahtinja
Paru-paru
Lidah - rasa
( Karbon Dioksidsa
+ Wap Air)
Telinga - dengar
Najis
Buah Pinggang
Kulit - sentuh
Pembiakan
Pembiakan
( air kencing + garam mineral )
Skin ( peluh + garam mineral)
8. 2.2 Menyedari tentang sesetengah perlakuan boleh mengganggu proses hidup
Tabiat yang mendatangkan bahaya
terhadap proses hidup
Merokok
Minum
minuman keras
Akibatnya
• kanser paru-paru
• batuk
How to avoid
How to avoid
Mengambil Dadah
Akibatnya
• gerak balas yang lambat terhadap
stimuli
• terhoyong-hayang
• boleh menyebabkan kemalangan
Menyertai kempen
Tidak menggalakkan tabiat dalam
kalangan Rakan sebaya
9. 2.3 Menganalisis proses hidup haiwan
Proses hidup haiwan
Berkumuh
Berkumuh
Nyahtinja
Nyahtinja
Mengeluarkan bahan buangan
dari badan
Bernafas
Bernafas
Organ
Membiak
Membiak
Bertelur
Bertelur
ular
burung
Paru-paru Insang “book lung”
• kera
• ikan
• ketam
Kulit lembap
• katak
• burung
• ikan paus
• cacing tanah
• udang
Beranak
Beranak
kucing
harimau
kelawar
Ikan paus
Struktur trakea
• belalang
10. 2.4 Memahami proses-proses hidup tumbuhan
Tumbuhan bergerakbalas
terhadap rangsangan
Bahagian tumbuhan
bergerakbalas terhadap air
air, cahaya matahari, sentuhan,
Pelbagai cara tumbuhan membiak
Graviti.
akar
Melalui biji , spora,, sulur, keratan batang, daun
Batang bawah tanah
Bahagian tumbuhan bergerakbalas
terhadap graviti
akar
Proses-proses
hidup tumbuhan
Bahagian tumbuhan bergerakbalas
terhadap cahaya mataharii
Ramalkan apa yang akan berlaku
kalau tumbuhan tidak membiak
Tiada bekalan makanan
Kenapa tumbuhan membiak?
Untuk memastikan kemandirian spesies
pucuk
Pembiakan tumbuhan
biji– balsam, jagung, durian
spora– paku-pakis, cendawan
sulur – pisang, nanas
Keratan batang – ubi kayu, bunga raya
daun– begonia, setawar
Batang bawah tanah – halia,, keledek
Bahagian tumbuhan
bergerakbalas
terhadap sentuhan
11. 3.1 memahami bahawa haiwan mempunyai ciri-ciri khas dan tabiat bagi melindungi diri daripada bahaya/musuh.
Ciri-ciri khas haiwan melindungi
dirinya daripada bahaya/musuh
Kuku yang tajam
Kuku yang tajam
Melindungi dirinya daripada musuh
Melindungi dirinya daripada musuh
bears, eagle, cat, singa
bears, eagle, cat, singa
Kulit yang keras dan tebal
Kulit yang keras dan tebal
Melindungi dirinya daripada tercedera
Melindungi dirinya daripada tercedera
Badak dan gajah
Badak dan gajah
Tabiat haiwan melindungi dirinya
daripada bahaya /musuh
Tabiat pura-pura mati
Tabiat pura-pura mati
Untuk menipu musuh
Untuk menipu musuh
Cth: kumbang tanduk
Cth: kumbang tanduk
Camouflage
Camouflage
Cengkerang keras
Cengkerang keras
Bertukar warna kulit mengikut persekitaran
Bertukar warna kulit mengikut persekitaran
Siput dan kura-kura memasukkan dirinya
Siput dan kura-kura memasukkan dirinya
Kedalam cengkerang apabila ada bahaya
Kedalam cengkerang apabila ada bahaya
Sesumpah dan kuda belang
Sesumpah dan kuda belang
Sisik keras
Sisik keras
Menggulung
Menggulung
Tenggiling dan buaya mempunyai sisik
Tenggiling dan buaya mempunyai sisik
Keras untuk melindunginya daripada bahaya
Keras untuk melindunginya daripada bahaya
Bulu deduri
Bulu deduri
Mengembangkan bulu dedurinya apabila
Mengembangkan bulu dedurinya apabila
diserang musuh
diserang musuh
landak
landak
Tanduk
Tanduk
Menggunakan tanduk untuk menyerang musuh
Menggunakan tanduk untuk menyerang musuh
Kambing dan rusa
Kambing dan rusa
Tenggiling menggulung dirinya apabila ada
Tenggiling menggulung dirinya apabila ada
bahaya/musuh
bahaya/musuh
cth: tenggiling, ulat gonggok
cth: tenggiling, ulat gonggok
Semburan cecair hitam
Semburan cecair hitam
Menghadkan penglihatan musuh
Menghadkan penglihatan musuh
Cth: sotong
Cth: sotong
12. 3.2. Memahami bahawa haiwan mempunyai ciri-ciri khas dan tabiat melindungi dirinya daripada cuaca yang melampau
3.3. Memahami bahawa haiwan mempunyai ciri-ciri khas dan tabiat yang membenarkan mereka bermandiri
Haiwan mempunyai ciri-ciri khas dan
tabiat melindungi dirinya daripada
cuaca melampau dan membenarkan
mereka bermandiri
Cuaca panas
Cuaca panas
Kulit Berkedut
Kulit Berkedut
gajah, badak dan kerbau
gajah, badak dan kerbau
Kehilangan haba melalui kulit berkedut
Kehilangan haba melalui kulit berkedut
Cuaca sejuk
Cuaca sejuk
Lapisan lemak
Lapisan lemak
Penguin, anjing laut dan ikan paus mempunyai
Penguin, anjing laut dan ikan paus mempunyai
lapisan lemak di bawah kulit untuk mengekal haba
lapisan lemak di bawah kulit untuk mengekal haba
badan
badan
Bulu tebal
Bulu tebal
Beruang kutub mempunyai bulu tebal untuk
Beruang kutub mempunyai bulu tebal untuk
mengelakkan kehilangan haba kepada
mengelakkan kehilangan haba kepada
persekitaran sejuk
persekitaran sejuk
Berkubang
Berkubang
gajah, badak dan kerbau
gajah, badak dan kerbau
menyejukkan badan dengan berkubang
menyejukkan badan dengan berkubang
dalam lumpur
dalam lumpur
Bonggol
Bonggol
Unta menyimpan makanan dan air dalam
Unta menyimpan makanan dan air dalam
bentuk lemak di dalam bonggolnya
bentuk lemak di dalam bonggolnya
Telinga kecil
Telinga kecil
Anjing laut dan singa laut mempunyai telinga kecil
Anjing laut dan singa laut mempunyai telinga kecil
untuk menhalang kehilangan haba badan
untuk menhalang kehilangan haba badan
Hibernate
Hibernate
Beruang kutub tidur semusim bagi mengekang
Beruang kutub tidur semusim bagi mengekang
hilangnya haba badan musim sejuk
hilangnya haba badan musim sejuk
13. 3.4. Memahami tumbuhan mempunyai ciri-ciri khas untuk melindungi diri daripada musuh
Ciri-ciri khas untuk melindungi
Ciri-ciri khas untuk melindungi
diri daripada musuh
diri daripada musuh
Menghasilkan
getah
Ciri-ciri yang
Ciri-ciri yang
melindungi
melindungi
Duri
tumbuhan
tumbuhan
Bulu halus
Beracun
Menutup anak
daun bila disentuh
14. 3.5. Memahami tumbuhan mempunyai ciri-ciri khas untuk melindungi diri daripada kawasan kering dan angin kuat
Ciri-ciri khas
Kawasan kering
Kawasan kering
a. Akar tunjang untuk menyerap air
a. Akar tunjang untuk menyerap air
b. Batang sukulen yang boleh
b. Batang sukulen yang boleh
menyimpan air
menyimpan air
c. Duri mengurangkan kehilangan
c. Duri mengurangkan kehilangan
air pada tumbuhan
air pada tumbuhan
Kawasan
Kawasan
berangin kuat
berangin kuat
a.
a.
b.
b.
c.
c.
d.
d.
Batang yang mudah melentur
Batang yang mudah melentur
Mempunyai akar baniir
Mempunyai akar baniir
Dedaun tirus/berpisah
Dedaun tirus/berpisah
Dedaun jarum
Dedaun jarum
cth: pokok kelapa, buluh,
pokok bakau
cth : kaktus
16. 1. Ukuran
1.1 Panjang
1.1 Panjang
1.2 Luas
1.2 Luas
1.3 Isipadu pepejal
1.3 Isipadu pepejal
UKURAN
1.4 Isipadu cecair
1.4 Isipadu cecair
1.5 Jisim
1.5 Jisim
1.6 Masa
1.6 Masa
1.7 Unit Piawai
1.7 Unit Piawai
17. 1.1. Memahami ukuran panjang
Pita ukur
Terminologi
Jarak di antara dua titik/
tempat/ kedudukan
tali
depa
jengkal
Pelbagai cara
ukuran
pembaris
Alat piawai
Panjang
Teknik yang betul
Pita ukur
Fokus penglihatan
hendaklah selari
dengan hujung objek
Unit
mm
cm
m
km
pembaris
18. 1.2. Memahami cara mengukur luas
Luas
Terminologi
Unit Piawai
- Millimetre persegi (mm2)
- Centimetre persegi (cm2)
- Metre persegi (m2)
- Kilometre persegi (km2)
Luas adalah jumlah
ruang yang diliputi oleh
sesuatu objek
Pelbagai cara mengukur luas
- Menggunakan formula
Meletakkan objek
seragam seperti jubin,
buku dan setemdi atas
permukaan sesuatu
objek
Menggunakan kad segiempat
sama 1 centimetre
3cm
3cm
1cm
1cm
2cm
4cm
Luas =panjang X lebar
= 4cm X 2 cm
= 8cm2
19. 1.3. Memahami cara menyukat isipadu pepejal
1.4. Memahami cara menyukat isipadu cecair
Jumlah ruang yang dipenuhi/diliputi oleh pepejal/cecair.
panjang x lebar x tinggi
Formula
Terminologi
Isipadu
Silinder penyukat
Alat
1.4 Cecair
Unit Piawai
1.3 Pepejal
Teknik yang betul
Unit Piawai
mm3 , cm3, m3
a) Ambil bacaan ukuran pada aras
bawah meniskus
b) Aras mata hendaklah pada aras
bawah meniskus.
ml, l
20. 1.5. Memahami cara mengukur jisim
Terminologi
Teknik mengukur
Amaun jirim
terkandung dalam
sesuatu objek
Jisim
Neraca
Spring
Unit Piawai
Neraca
Elektronik
Alat
Neraca
mikro
Neraca
Palang
Dacing
Neraca
Tuas
mg
g
kg
21. 1.6. Memahami cara mengukur masa
Terminologi
Unit Piawai
Masa
saat , minit , jam
Julat waktu di antara
dua peristiwa
Alat
Cara mengukur
Proses ulangan seragam
sesuatu peristiwa boleh
mengukur masa
Jam Dinding , Jam Tangan
Jam Randik, Jam digital
Pelbagai cara yang boleh mengukur masa
Old clock
-Ayunan bandul
-Ayunan bandul
-Kadar nadi
-Kadar nadi
sundial , sand clock ,
candle clock
- -lilin yang menyala
lilin yang menyala
-Titisan air
-Titisan air
-Pertukaran siang dan malam
-Pertukaran siang dan malam
22. 1.7. Kesedaran kepentingan menggunakan unit piawai
Kepentingan Unit Piawai
Kepentingan Unit Piawai
untuk ketepatan
untuk ketepatan
dan ketekalan
dan ketekalan
Memudahkan
Memudahkan
komunikasi dan
komunikasi dan
pemahaman
pemahaman
24. 1.1. Memahami sifat bahan
logam
karbon
Pengalir
elektrik
kaca
plastik
Membenarkan
cahaya melaluinya
kayu
Penebat
Sifat Bahan
Sifat Bahan
Terapung di
atas air
kayu
Tenggelam di
dalam air
batu
Boleh diregang
Gelang getah
Mengalir haba
logam
25. 1.2. Mengaplikasikan pengetahuan tentang sifat bahan dalam kehidupan seharian.
CARA-CARA MENYIMPAN OBJEK
PANAS
PANAS
SEJUK
SEJUK
Dilitupi dengan bahan penebat
eg. sabut, habuk kayu, polistirena
objek panas
objek sejuk
Menghalang
pembebasan haba
Menghalang
penyerapan haba
26. 1.3. Mensintesis pengetahuan mengenai penggunaan bahan berdasarkan sifat bahan
Bahan
Bahan
Senarai objek dan bahan
Senarai objek dan bahan
berdasarkan bahan apa
berdasarkan bahan apa
Ia diperbuat.
Ia diperbuat.
objek
bahan
Kenapa bahan tertentu digunakan
Kenapa bahan tertentu digunakan
untuk membuat sesuatu objek
untuk membuat sesuatu objek
sifat
pisau
logam
keras
Kertas
tisu
kayu
lembut
Cermin
kereta
kaca
Lut sinar
Murah
Mudah
diperolehi
Kuat/kukuh
Berkualiti
tinggi
27. 1.4. Mengetahui kepentingan mengguna semula bahan, mengurangkan penggunaan
bahan dan mengitar semula bahan
Jenis Bahan
Jenis Bahan
Bahan buatan
Bahan buatan
manusia
manusia
Bahan semulajadi
Bahan semulajadi
kayu
kayu
kapas
kapas
logam
logam
getah
getah
nilon
nilon
plastik
plastik
kain tiruan
kain tiruan
Mengguna semula, Mengurangkan penggunaan
dan Mengitar semula bahan
Mengurangkan
penggunaan
kertas
Mengguna
semula
beg plastik
botol
Mengitar
semula
plastik
kaca
28. 1.5. Memahami bahawa sesetengah bahan boleh berkarat
BAHAN
Objek berkarat
Objek berkarat
Objek diperbuat daripada
logam dan keluli
*paku
*sudu
*pisau
*jarum
kapak
Objek tidak berkarat
Objek diperbuat daripada
kayu, kapas, getah, kulit
kaca dan sutera
*gelas
*botol
*cawan
*pensil
pembaris
29. 1.6. Memahami bahawa pengaratan boleh dicegah.
Pengaratan
Pelbagai cara mencegah
Pelbagai cara mencegah
pengaratan
pengaratan
Pentingnya mencegah
Pentingnya mencegah
pengaratan
pengaratan
* Menyalut dengan
bahan tidak
berkarat
* cat
* minyak
* gris
*jangka hayat yang panjang
*memulihara bahan
semulajadi
*menjimatkan kos
*cantik dipandang/ menawan
*Kesimpulan; Pengaratan dapat dicegah dengan mengelakkan logam
terdedah kepada air dan udara
31. 1.1. Memahami Sistem Suria
Senarai urutan
Senarai urutan
planet
planet
Senarai ahli
-8 planet
-Satelit semulajadi
-Meteor
-Komet
-Asteroid
Sistem Suria
Sistem Suria
Planet bergerak
mengelilingi Matahari
akronim:
Utarid
…ustazah
Zuhrah …zuraidah
Bumi
… bungkus
Marikh …makanan
Musytari …masa
Zuhal
…zuhur
Uranus …untuk
Neptun …nenek
32. 1.2. Memahami saiz dan jarak relatif antara Bumi, Bulan dan Matahari
Bumi
Matahari
Bumi
1
100
1
Saiz relatif Matahari
dengan saiz Bumi
Saiz dan Jarak
Saiz dan Jarak
relatif
relatif
Bulan
4
Saiz relatif Bumi
dengan saiz Bulan
Jarak relatif Bumi ke Matahari
berbanding jarak relatif dari Bumi
ke Bulan
Bumi
Bulan
Matahari
382 500 km
150 000 000 km
1
:
400
33. 1.3. Menghargai kesempurnaan kedudukan planet Bumi dalam Sistem Suria
Menyatakan sebab
Menyatakan sebab
sesetengah planet tidak
sesetengah planet tidak
kondusif untuk benda hidup
kondusif untuk benda hidup
•Lebih dekat jarak planet daripada
Matahari semakin panas permukaannya .
.Lebih jauh jarak planet daripada Matahari
semakin sejuk permukaannya
•Ketiadaan air dan udara.
Lebih dekat :
•Suhu di atas muka Bumi semakin tinggi.
•Berlaku sejatan air di permukaan Bumi
•Ketiadaan air menyebabkan suhu tinggi
Lebih jauh :
•Suhu di atas muka Bumi semakin rendah.
•Air membeku membentuk ais
•Payah menampung kehidupan
Bumi
Bumi
dalam
dalam
Sistem Suria
Sistem Suria
Bumi adalah satu-satunya
Bumi adalah satu-satunya
planet dalam Sistem Suria
planet dalam Sistem Suria
yang boleh menampung
yang boleh menampung
hidupan
hidupan
•Bumi adalah planet berkedudukan ke-3 dari Matahari
•Menerima cahaya dan haba yang cukup dari Matahari
•Bumi mempunyai keupayaan menampung kehidupan
•Atmosfera Bumi mengandungi udara
•Terdapat air di Bumi
KESAN
35. 1.1.Memahami kepentingan teknologi dalam kehidupan harian.
1.1.Memahami kepentingan teknologi dalam kehidupan harian.
Had keupayaan manusia
Had keupayaan manusia
dalam membuat sesuatu
dalam membuat sesuatu
Contoh had keupayaan
Contoh had keupayaan
••tidak berupaya melihat objek seni
tidak berupaya melihat objek seni
••tidak berupaya bercakap kuat
tidak berupaya bercakap kuat
••tidak berupaya berjalan jauh
tidak berupaya berjalan jauh
••tidak berupaya melihat objek jarak jauh
tidak berupaya melihat objek jarak jauh
Alat untuk mengatasi had
Alat untuk mengatasi had
keupayaan manusia
keupayaan manusia
Mikroskop
Mikroskop
--Penggunaan kanta unutk melihat objek seni dan mikrob
Penggunaan kanta unutk melihat objek seni dan mikrob
Mikrofon
Mikrofon
--Meningkatkan kelangsingan suara
Meningkatkan kelangsingan suara
Telefon
Telefon
-- Untuk berkomunikasi jarak jauh
Untuk berkomunikasi jarak jauh
Kenderaan
Kenderaan
-- Memudahkan perjalanan jarak jauh dalam masa singkat
Memudahkan perjalanan jarak jauh dalam masa singkat
Teleskop, Binokular
Teleskop, Binokular
--Untuk melihat objek jauh
Untuk melihat objek jauh
36. 1.2. Memahami perkembangan teknologi
1.2. Memahami perkembangan teknologi
Pertanian
tajak
bajak
jentera
jentuai
Pengangkutan
Perkembangan
Perkembangan
teknologi
teknologi
Darat: haiwan
basikal
Udara : belon udara panas
kapal terbang
Air
(contoh)
(contoh)
: kanu
rakit
kereta
kapal udara
keretapi
peluncur
roket
sampan
feri
kapal
Pembinaan
gua
pondok
rumah kayu
apartmen
Komunikasi
asap
burung merpati
telegraf
telefon
37. 1.3 . .Mensintesis cara teknologi digunakan untuk menyelesaikan masalah
1.3 Mensintesis cara teknologi digunakan untuk menyelesaikan masalah
Senarai cabaran yang
Senarai cabaran yang
dihadapi dalam kehidupan
dihadapi dalam kehidupan
harian
harian
Teknologi
digunakan untuk
mengatasi
cabaran
Tidak mampu bergerak jauh
Tidak mampu mengangkat dan
menggerak beban yang berat
Idea untuk mengatasi cabaran
yang telah dikenal pasti
sumbangsaran
Lakaran model
Tunjuk cara alatan yang
telah dicipta untuk
mengatasi cabaran
Takal –mengangkat beban dari
aras rendah ke aras tinggi
dengan senang
Alatan untuk mengatasi
cabaran
. takal
.kereta sorong
Kereta sorong – memindah beban dengan
mudah
38. 1.4. Menganalisa teknologi memberi manfaat kepada manusia sejagat jika digunakan
1.4. Menganalisa teknologi memberi manfaat kepada manusia sejagat jika digunakan
secara bijaksana.
secara bijaksana.
TEKNOLOGI
Advantages
Advantages
••KOMUNIKASI
KOMUNIKASI
Membolehkan manusia
Membolehkan manusia
mempelajari dan mengetahui
mempelajari dan mengetahui
banyak perkara dalam dunia
banyak perkara dalam dunia
••PENGANGKUTAN
PENGANGKUTAN
Membolehkan manusia bergerak
Membolehkan manusia bergerak
jauh dalam masa yang singkat
jauh dalam masa yang singkat
••PERTANIAN
PERTANIAN
Mesin membantu dan memudahkan
Mesin membantu dan memudahkan
menanam dan menuai tanaman
menanam dan menuai tanaman
••PEMBINAAN
PEMBINAAN
Memudah dan mempercepatkan
Memudah dan mempercepatkan
pembinaan jalan, jambatan
pembinaan jalan, jambatan
dan bangunan
dan bangunan
Disadvantages
Disadvantages
Bahan buangan yang bertambah
Bahan buangan yang bertambah
mengakibatkan pencemaran alam sekitar
mengakibatkan pencemaran alam sekitar
Penggunaan bahan sumber semulajadi
Penggunaan bahan sumber semulajadi
yang berleluasa menyebabkan
yang berleluasa menyebabkan
kemusnahan alam sekitar
kemusnahan alam sekitar
Penggunaan alatan berteknologi
Penggunaan alatan berteknologi
yang kurang bijaksana dan tidak terkawal
yang kurang bijaksana dan tidak terkawal
menimbulkan Masalah Sosial
menimbulkan Masalah Sosial
Pencemaran alam sekitar dan
Pencemaran alam sekitar dan
penggunaan bahan kimia yang keterlaluan
penggunaan bahan kimia yang keterlaluan
mengakibatkan kesan buruk
mengakibatkan kesan buruk
terhadap kesihatan
terhadap kesihatan
41. 1.1 Memahami bahawa mikroorganisma adalah benda hidup
1.1 Memahami bahawa mikroorganisma adalah benda hidup
Mikroorganisma
Mikroorganisma
Bakteria
Bakteria
Kulat
Kulat
Protozoa
Protozoa
Virus
Virus
Ciri-ciri
Bernafas
Bergerak
Bertumbuh
Tidak dapat
dilihat dengan mata
kasar
42. 1.2. Memahami tentang mikroorganisma yang berguna dan berbahaya
1.2. Memahami tentang mikroorganisma yang berguna dan berbahaya
Mikroorganisma
Mikroorganisma
berguna dan berbahaya
berguna dan berbahaya
Berguna
Berguna
Membuat roti/Tapai
tempe/baja
Pencegahan
Pencegahan
Berbahaya
Berbahaya
Boleh
menyebabkan
Penyakit
Penyakit
sakit perut
bisul
Demam
Keracunan
makanan
pereputan gigi
Makanan
basi
Pereputan
gigi
beguk
Membasuh
tangan
Meminum air yang
dimasak
Menutup mulut dan
hidung apabila
batuk atau bersin
43. 2.1. Memahami haiwan berlainan mempunyai cara-cara tersendiri untuk menjamin kemandirian spesies
2.1. Memahami haiwan berlainan mempunyai cara-cara tersendiri untuk menjamin kemandirian spesies
Haiwan melindungi telur atau anak daripada dimakan oleh pemangsa
Kemandirian spesies
Kemandirian spesies
haiwan
haiwan
Sesetengah haiwan melindungi
telurnya atau menjaga
anaknya; ada juga haiwan yang
tidak berbuat demikian
Bagaimana haiwan menjamin
Bagaimana haiwan menjamin
kemandirian spesiesnya
kemandirian spesiesnya
Burung – bersarang di tempat yang tinggi
Katak – telur banyak dan dilitupi lapisan lendir
Lelabah – menyimpan anak dalam kerandut di
bawah badannya
Ikan
– menyimpan anak di dalam mulutnya
Harimau - menyerang pemangsa untuk melindungi
anaknya
Penyu – bertelur banyak dan menimbus telurnya
dalam pasir
Kangaru – membawa anaknya dalam kantung
badannya
Gajah - sentiasa berada dalam kawanan
44. 2.2. Memahami pelbagai tumbuhan mempunyai cara-cara tersendiri untuk menjamin kemandirian spesies
2.2. Memahami pelbagai tumbuhan mempunyai cara-cara tersendiri untuk menjamin kemandirian spesies
Agen pencaran
Agen pencaran
Ciri-ciri istimewa
Ciri-ciri istimewa
Contoh
• ringan
Air
• kelapa
• lompang udara dalam
• teratai
buah
• kalis air
Kemandirian
spesies
tumbuhan
Mekanisme
letupan
• engkabang
• bersaiz kecil
• Angsana
• bersayap
Angin
• ringan
• Lalang
• kering bila masak
• meletup bila matang
• buah getah
• buah balsam
• Chestnut
• berwarna cerah
Haiwan
• Rambutan
• boleh dimakan
• Mangga
• berbau
• Love grass
• mempunyai onak
• Mimosa
45. 2.3. Realising the importance of survival of their species
2.3. Realising the importance of survival of their species
Consequences
Consequences
of
of
animals and plants
animals and plants
become extinct
become extinct
Importance
shortage of food
resource
animals and plants species
may face extinction
46. 3.1. Understanding food chain
3.1. Understanding food chain
Food Chain
Food Chain
Animals and the
Animals and the
food they eat
food they eat
All living things need
food to survive.
Producer
Producer
Green plant can make their
own food.
Green plant obtain
energy from
the sun to make
food.
However animals cannot
make their own food
Green
Plant as a producer
Classify animals into
Classify animals into
herbivore, carnivore
herbivore, carnivore
and omnivore
and omnivore
Herbivore :
Animals that eat plants only.
e.g.: cow, goat, deer
Construct food chain
Construct food chain
The food relationship
among living things
can be shown by
a food chain.
Carnivore:
Animals that eat other animals.
e.g.: tiger, lion
Omnivore:
Animals that eat plants and
other animals
To construct food
chain It must start
with plant as
a producer.
In a food chain
the arrow
means ‘eaten by’
Consumer
Consumer
Animals that eat plant
or other animals
are called consumers.
47. 3.2. Synthesizing food chain to construct food web
3.2. Synthesizing food chain to construct food web
Synthesizing food chain to construct food web
Food web
Food web
What will happen
What will happen
If there is aachange in
If there is change in
population of aacertain
population of certain
species in aafood web ?
species in food web ?
A change in the population
of a certain species
will effect the population
of other species
What will happen
What will happen
to aacertain species
to certain species
of animals if they
of animals if they
eat only one type
eat only one type
Food web of different habitats
Food web of different habitats
garden
of food ?
of food ?
Paddy field
They will face difficulty
to survive – if the
source of food
runs out
49. 1.1. Understanding the uses of energy
1.1. Understanding the uses of energy
--for living things to carry
for living things to carry
out life processes.
out life processes.
Eg.: moving, breathing,
Eg.: moving, breathing,
growing
growing
- to move, boil, melt,
or bounce non-living things
Why energy
is needed?
The Uses of Energy
Water
--moving or
moving or
falling water
falling water
produce
produce
energy
energy
Sun
The Sources of Energy
--main source of energy
main source of energy
--produces light and heat
produces light and heat
Food
Batteries
--device that
device that
generated
generated
electrical energy
electrical energy
from chemical energy
from chemical energy
Fuel
- wood, coal,
petroleum,
natural gas
Wind
-Moving air
-Moving air
-Used to pump
-Used to pump
water, drive
water, drive
small sawmills
small sawmills
--food contains
food contains
stored energy
stored energy
50. 1.2. Understanding that energy can be transformed from one form to another
1.2. Understanding that energy can be transformed from one form to another
Light energy
Electrical energy
Kinetic energy
Heat energy
Chemical energy
Form of energy
Sound energy
Potential energy
Energy can be transformed from
one form to another
Energy can be
transformed
a) lighting a candle
Chemical energy →
heat energy + light energy
b) Kicking a ball
Chemical energy →
kinetic energy
Example of appliance that make use of
energy transform
a) Electric iron
Electrical energy → heat energy
b) Radio
Electrical energy → sound energy
c) Television
Electrical energy → sound energy + light energy
51. 1.3. Understanding renewable and non-renewable energy
1.3. Understanding renewable and non-renewable energy
Energy that
cannot be
replenished
Resources –
solar, wind,
biomass fuel,
water
Energy that can be
replenished when
it is used up
Non-renewable energy
Resources –
natural gas,
petroleum,
coal
Renewable energy
Renewable and
non-renewable
energy
How to use energy wisely
Why use energy wisely
Avoid
wastage
Some energy
resources cannot
be replenished
when used up
Reduce
pollution
To save
cost
Turn off the
television when
no one is
watching it
Switch off the
lights before
leaving
the room
52. 2.1. Knowing the sources of electricity
2.1. Knowing the sources of electricity
2.2. Understanding a series circuit and a parallel circuit
2.2. Understanding a series circuit and a parallel circuit
Dry cell
Dry cell
Electricity
Sources
Dynamo
Dynamo
Solar cell
Solar cell
Accumulator
Accumulator
Types of circuits
Types of circuits
Parallel circuit
Series circuit
Symbols and
components
Name
Dry cell
Connecting
wire
Differences
The bulb in the parallel circuit is brighter
than the bulb in the series circuit
Switch
Bulb
Symbol
53. 2.3. Understanding the safety precautions to be taken when handling electrical appliances
2.3. Understanding the safety precautions to be taken when handling electrical appliances
PRECAUTIONS
PRECAUTIONS
Danger of mishandling
electrical appliances
Fire
Burn
Electric shock
Electrocution
Safety precautions to be taken
when using appliances
Do not touch electrical
appliances with wet hand
Do not repair electrical
appliances on your own
54. 3.1. Understanding that light travels in a straight line
3.1. Understanding that light travels in a straight line
Light
3.2. Understanding that light can be reflected
3.2. Understanding that light can be reflected
Travels in a
Travels in a
straight line
straight line
Reflection of light
How shadow
How shadow
is formed
is formed
When light is
When light is
completely or
completely or
partially blocked by
partially blocked by
an opaque object
an opaque object
Can be reflected
How ?
The light that falls
on objects ‘bounces
off’ the objects and
comes to your eyes
mirror
Uses of reflection
Periscope
Kaleidoscope
Side mirror of a car
55. 4.1. Understanding that temperature is an indicator of degree of hotness
4.1. Understanding that temperature is an indicator of degree of hotness
4.2. Understanding the effects of heat on matter
4.2. Understanding the effects of heat on matter
Heat
Gain heat
Warmer
Loss heat
Loss heat
Cooler
Cooler
The effects of heat on matter
The effects of heat on matter
Measure temperature using the
Measure temperature using the
correct technique
correct technique
Matter expands
when heated
Matter contracts
when cooled
57. 1.1. Matter exist in the form of solid, liquid or gas
SOLID
has
mass
LIQUID
has
mass
fixed
shape
fixed
volume
GAS
has
mass
fixed
volume
no permanent shape
no fixed
shape
no fixed
volume
can be
compressed
58. 1.1 Matter exist in the form of solid, liquid or gas
1.1 Matter exist in the form of solid, liquid or gas
solid
solid
liquid
water
wood
stone
gas
milk
air
steam
59. 1.2 . .Understanding that matter can change from one state to another
1.2 Understanding that matter can change from one state to another
solid --liquid
solid liquid
liquid --gas
liquid gas
Changing
Changing
states
states
of
of
water
water
melting
evaporation
Affected by windy and hot
weather
gas --liquid
gas liquid
condensation
liquid --solid
liquid solid
Freezing
60. 1.3 . .Understanding the water cycle
1.3 Understanding the water cycle
WATER CYCLE
WATER CYCLE
condensation
evaporation
Importance of water
Importance of water
Formation of clouds
Formation of clouds
and rain
and rain
sea
Circulation of water in
Circulation of water in
the environment
the environment
Changes in the states of
matter in the water cycle
Gas → liquid (Condensation)
Liquid to gas (evaporation)
Droplets of water will
become bigger and
heavier → rain
61. 1.4. Appreciating the importance of water resources
1.4. Appreciating the importance of water resources
To prevent living aquatic from being
destroyed and undergoing extinction
Reasons to keep our
Reasons to keep our
water resources clean.
water resources clean.
To regulate
the formation of
clouds and rain
To avoid infected
diseases
To ensure the cleanliness
of water supply
Appreciating the importance
Appreciating the importance
of water resources
of water resources
Ways to keep our water
resources clean
Keep the rivers clean
Cleanliness campaign
62. 2.1. Understanding the properties of acid, alkaline and neutral substances
2.1. Understanding the properties of acid, alkaline and neutral substances
PROPERTIES
taste
using litmus paper to identify
Changes in colour
of litmus papers
blue to red
red to blue
acid
alkaline
no change
Properties of acidic, alkaline
and neutral substances
ACID
ALKALI
•Taste bitter
•Change red litmus
paper blue
•Taste sour
•change blue litmus
paper red
NEUTRAL
SUBSTANCES
neutral
bitter
alkaline
Other tastes – salty / sweet
no changes in litmus paper
sour
acid
64. 1.1. Understanding the constellation
1.1. Understanding the constellation
Indicates
Seasons
planting
Show
directions
Importance of
Importance of
constellation
constellation
harvesting
desert
sea
What
constellation
Is ?
A group of stars that form aa
A group of stars that form
certain pattern in the sky
certain pattern in the sky
Identify constellation
Southern Cross
Orion
South
Scorpion
Big Dipper
Kite or Cross
Scorpion
Hunter
Laddle
North
North
south
65. 2.1. understanding the movements of the Earth, the Moon and the Sun
2.1. understanding the movements of the Earth, the Moon and the Sun
Earth rotates on it axis
Moon rotates on it axis
Moon rotates and at the same
time moves around the Earth
The earth
rotates on its axis
from west to east
The changes
in length and position
of the shadow
throughout the day
Earth rotates
and at the same time
moves around the Sun
The Moon and
the Earth move
round the Sun at
the same time
66. 2.2. Understanding the occurrence of day and night
2.2. Understanding the occurrence of day and night
night-time
daytime
the Earth
the Sun
It is night time for
the part of the Earth facing
away from the Sun
It is day time for the part
of the Earth facing the Sun
The occurrence
The occurrence
of
of
day and night
day and night
Day and night occur
due to the rotation of the Earth
on its axis
west
axis
east
67. 2.3. Understanding the phases of the Moon
2.3. Understanding the phases of the Moon
Phases of the Moon
1-New moon, 3- New half moon, 5- Full moon
7- Old half moon
69. 1.1. The shapes of objects in a structure
1.1. The shapes of objects in a structure
The shapes of objects
in a structure
The shape of objects
The shape of objects
Identify shapes in a structure
Identify shapes in a structure
Cylinder
Sphere
Cube
Sphere
Cuboid
Cylinder
Pyramid
Cone
70. 1.2. The Strength and Stability of a Structure
1.2. The Strength and Stability of a Structure
Shapes of objects that
are stable
Cube, cone, cylinder
The factors that affect
stability of objects
The strength
and
stability
of a structure
Height , base area
How base area
affects stability
Bigger base area more stable
Smaller base area less stable
How height affects stability
How height affects stability
Design a model that
is strong and stable
Suggested design for:
Bridge – one with manila card and one with wood
Lower object more stable
Higher object less stable
The factors that affect the
strength of a structure
Types of materials used
Steel ,Iron, Wood
73. 1.1. Understanding that some animals live in groups and others live in solitary
Animals
Animals
Some
live in groups
(Animals that live together)
zebra
bees
ants
For safety
For Food
giraffes
Some
live in solitary
(Animals that live by themselves)
snake
cat
lizard
tiger
To avoid competition for food
To avoid competition for space
Cooperation is a form
of interaction
74. Sunlight
Limited sunlight can reach them
Water
Limited water resources
Reason
Space
Limited space
Nutrient
Limited nutrient
Factors for competition
Plants
Competition is aaform of
Competition is form of
Interaction among living things
Interaction among living things
Animals
Factors for competition
Food
Limited food resources
Water
Limited water resources
Mate
Reason
Trying to get mate to breed
Shelter
Defending or looking for shelter
Space
Defending or looking for space
75. 1.3. Understanding the responsibility of human beings in protecting endangered species
endangered species
Extinct animal
•Dodo bird
•Dinosaur
•Auk bird
•Desert rat
kangaroo
•Mammoth
•Quagga
•Tasmanian wolf
Endangered animal
•Tiger
•Turtle
•Orang Utan
•Panda
•Rhinoceros
•Hornbill
•Blue Whale
Endangered plant
•Raflessia
•Pitcher plant
•Venus fly trap
•Wild orchid
76. Responsibility of human beings
in protecting endangered species
Illegal Hunting
Elephant – Tusk
Tiger – Skin & Bone
Blue Whale – Fat
Giant Panda – Fur
Rhinoceros - Horn
Excessive development
Water & air Pollution
Many habitats have been
destroyed
Factors
of Extinction
Illegal Logging
Cutting of trees
Forest clearing
The destruction of habitat
Extreme Weather
Long dry season
Flood
Forest fire
ways to prevent
extinction
Campaign against excessive
logging
Educate the public about the
importance of protecting &
conserving animals & plant
Avoid consuming or buying
products made from
endangered species
Enforcing the law
Replanting
Selective logging
Setting up forest reserved
Setting rehabilitation centre
Encourage recycle , reuse &
reduce Campaign
77. 1.4. Knowing the impact of human activities on environment
Erosion
Landslide
Flash-Floods
Water & Air pollution
Air &
water Pollution
Excessive use of
fertilisers,
pesticides
& herbicides
Heavy usage of
motor vehicles
Environmental destruction
caused by human activities
Impact of human
activities on
environment
Uncontrolled human
activities to the Earth
Environmental Destruction
Environmental Destruction
Illegal & Excessive hunting
Air pollution
Illegal & Excessive
Logging
Clearing Forest
Improper management
of development
The Lost of habitat
The lose of raw material &food supplies
Climate changes
The rise in temperature on earth
Extinction of endangered species
The balance in nature is disturbed
The loss of the Earth’s natural water basin
•Erosion
•Landslides
•Flash-Floods
•Loss of
habitats
Improper management of
waste from factory
Improper management of
waste from household
Extinction of
endangered
species
Air &
water pollution
Water pollution
& flash flood
79. 1.1. Understanding that push and pull are forces
1.2. Understanding the effects of a force
1.3. Analysing friction
D
E
F
I
N
I
T
I
O
N
Pull – an action of bringing an object
towards us
Stop a moving object
Move a stationary object
Effects
Push – an action of moving an object
away
Change the shape of an object
Change the motion of an object
Change direction of moving object
FORCE
Definition
Make object move faster or slower
Friction
Effects
-Force that apposes
the movement of an
object.
-Surfaces warm.
-Two surfaces in
contact
-Wear and tear.
-Difficult to move
-Slow down and
stop
Reduce
-Lubricant :oil, wax,
grease or water
-Air cushion
-Talcum powder
-Roller marbles
-Ball bearing
Advantages/Disadvantages
Advantages
1. Hold thing
2. Walk without slipping
3. Sharpen a knife
4. Slow down moving
Disadvantages
1. Wear and tear
2. Produce heat
80. 2.1. Understanding speed
Speed
Definition
Calculation
A measurement on how fast an object moves
Conclusion
an object which
moves faster travels a
longer distance in a
given time
an object which move
faster takes a shorter
time travel a given
distance
Formula
Speed = distance / time
Unit
• km/h,
• m/s ,
• cm/s
82. 1.1. Understanding food spoilage
Food that has turned bad and
Food that has turned bad and
is not suitable to be eaten
is not suitable to be eaten
What is
What is
spoilt food
spoilt food
Characteristics of
Characteristics of
Spoilt Food
Spoilt Food
Condition for
Condition for
microbes to grow
microbes to grow
Food spoilage
•Unpleasent smell
eg. Fish with bad smell
•Unpleasent taste
eg. milk turns sour
•Changed colour
eg.vegetables, rice
•Changed texture
eg. Yogurt turns curd
•Mouldy
eg. Yogurt have many
black spots
Microbes that
Microbes that
spoilt food
spoilt food
Bacteria
Fungus
•Air
•Water
•Nutrient
•Suitable
Temperature
( 5°C - 65° C )
•Suitable acidity
83. 1. 2. Synthesising the concept of food preservation
Example :
Example :
fish, prawn, fruits
Eggs, water
Reason :
Bacteria and fungi cannot
grow without water
Example :
Biscuits, crackers,
Reason :
Cold temperature slow
down the growth of
bacteria and fungi
Reason :
Bacteria and fungi
cannot grow
without water
Reason :
Boiled will killed bacteria
and fungi
Drying
Boiling
Cooling
Waxing
Reason :
Slow down the
loss of water
Example :
eggs, vegetables, fruits
Vacuum packing
Pickling
Food preservation
Food preservation
Reason :
Prevents the growth
of bacteria and
fungi
(Process whereby food turning
(Process whereby food turning
bad is slowed down)
bad is slowed down)
Example :
Fruits
Example :
Fruits, chili, fish
Smoking
Salting
Pasteurising
Bottling/
canning
Reason :
Dry the food
Reason :
Bacteria and fungi
cannot grow in very
salt substances
Reason :
Destroy
microoganism
Reason :
Bacteria and fungi
cannot grow
without air
Reason :
Bacteria and fungi
cannot active at a
very low temperature
Example :
Fish, meat
Example :
Fish, eggs
Example :
Meat, fish, fruits
Example :
Fish, meat
Example :
Milk, yogurt
Freezing
84. 1.3. Realising the importance of preserving food
The importance of
The importance of
preserving food
preserving food
Food can be kept
for a longer time
Easier to
store
Easier to
carry
To prevent the
To prevent the
wastage of food
wastage of food
85. 2.1. Understanding the effects of improper of on the environment
Types of waste
•Gas
•Liquid
•Solid
Sources of
wastes
The improper
ways disposal
•Open burning
•Littering
•Chanelling- waste
factories into river
• Releasing smoke
and dangerous gasses
Waste disposal
Waste disposal
The harmful
effect
•From agricultural activities
•From vehicles and open burning
•Toxic materials
•Rubbish
The proper
disposal ways
•Treat waste water
•Keep environment
and home clean
•Reuse and recycle
rubbish and waste
• Reduce car
•Build factories far
from home
Smoke dissolved
form weak acid
Kills plants & fish
Destroys building &
bridges
Rubbish thrown in
rivers or drain
Cause flash-floods
& water over flow
Kill plants & animals
in the river
Open burning
Cause asthma &
eye irritation
Air pollution
Disease
Cause by eating
polluted fish and plants
86. 2.2. Understanding that some waste can decay
Microbes that cause
Microbes that cause
waste to decay
waste to decay
Waste that
can decay
••Fungi
Fungi
••Bacteria
Bacteria
Waste that do not decay
Waste that do not decay
••Paper
Paper
Waste that decay ••Wood
Wood
Waste that decay
••Food
Food
••Meat
Meat
Disadvantages of
Disadvantages of
waste decaying
waste decaying
••Give out
Give out
poisonous gas
poisonous gas
••Unpleasant smell
Unpleasant smell
Advantages of
Advantages of
waste decaying
waste decaying
••Return nutrient to soil
Return nutrient to soil
••Prevent rubbish
Prevent rubbish
from accumulate
from accumulate
••Tin can
Tin can
••Plastic
Plastic
••Synthetic
Synthetic
••Glass
Glass
••Metal objects
Metal objects
What will happen if
waste do not decay
••Animal extinction
Animal extinction
••Habitats destruction
Habitats destruction
••Spoilnatural beauty
Spoil natural beauty
••ChangeClimate
Change Climate
88. 1.1. Understanding the eclipse of the moon
Eclipse of the moon
The Earth is
The Earth is
between the Sun
between the Sun
and the Moon
and the Moon
The Earth, the Moon
The Earth, the Moon
and the Sun are
and the Sun are
positioned in a
positioned in a
straight line
straight line
Earth
Sun
Moon
The Earth’s position
The Earth’s position
blocks sunlight from
blocks sunlight from
reaching the Moon
reaching the Moon
The Earth’s shadow is
The Earth’s shadow is
formed on the Moon
formed on the Moon
surface and cause an
surface and cause an
eclipse of the Moon
eclipse of the Moon
89. 1.2. Understanding the eclipse of the sun
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
The Moon is
The Moon is
between the Sun
between the Sun
and the Earth
and the Earth
The Earth, the Moon and
The Earth, the Moon and
the Sun are positioned in a
the Sun are positioned in a
straight line
straight line
The Moon’s blocks the
The Moon’s blocks the
sunlight from reaching
sunlight from reaching
the Earth
the Earth
Earth
SUN
Moon
The Moon’s shadow
is formed on the
Earth’s surface
PHASES OF THE SUN DURING THE ECLIPSE
The place that experienced full eclipse is completely dark during the day time
91. 1.1. Understanding simple machines
A device that allows us to use
A device that allows us to use
less force to make work easier or faster
less force to make work easier or faster
Simple machine
-To carry or move heavy objects
-To carry or move heavy objects
LEVER
LEVER
INCLINED PLANE
WHEEL AND AXLE
PULLEY
WEDGE
SCREW
GEAR
- -e.g. hammer , ,spoon , ,scissor
e.g. hammer spoon scissor
-To lift heavy objects easier
eg. stairs , slanting wooden plank
-To carry to move heavy objects easily
eg screw driver , car spanner
-To carry or lift objects to a higher place
eg.
flag pole , crane
-To cut or separate objects
eg. knife , saw , axe
-To fix two objects together
eg. drill bit , spanner
-To move objects easily
eg. Gear in a watch
92. 1.2. Analysing a complex machine
Complex
Complex
machine
machine
Hand drill
Wedge, wheel and axle
Wheelbarrow
Lever, wheel and axle
Bicycle
Gear, lever,
wheel and axle
Crane
Gear, pulley, lever
Scissors
Lever, wedge
Egg beater
Gear, wheel and axle
93. 1.3. Appreciating the invention of machines that make life easier
Machines
Machines
Help us travel from one place to
Help us travel from one place to
another
another
Difficulty in moving heavy things
Difficulty in moving heavy things
Work in the fields is made easier and
Work in the fields is made easier and
productivity of agricultural product is
productivity of agricultural product is
raised
raised
Will not be able to travel from one
Will not be able to travel from one
place to another place which is far
place to another place which is far
Construction work is made easier and
Construction work is made easier and
can be completed faster
can be completed faster
Help to move heavy things
Help to move heavy things