This resource of The Hungry Caterpillar has been translated into Assyrian from the very popular childrens storybook 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' written and illustrated by Eric Carle. The book features a very hungry caterpillar eating foodstuff before pupating and emerging as a butterfly. This book can be used for students from kindergarten all the way through to year 6.
Sample unit of work addressing the theme of Body Parts for Year 1.
This unit of work will allow students to develop the knowledge about various body parts (both internal and external), five senses, how to take care of their bodies, healthy practices etc. Students will also learn and use vocabulary from the Assyrian and Chaldean Language throughout the unit, which they can use in other lessons.
Teaching and learning activities are designed to help students construct understanding for deeper learning. A variety of tasks will be included, both in theory and practice to ensure students get a mix of activities that cater to their needs.
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Sample unit of work addressing the theme of Farm Animals for kindergarten level.
This unit of work will allow students to develop the knowledge about a farm (what it looks like), farmer (his family and duties) and various farm animals and their physical features (their babies, colour and size), sounds they make, diet and where they live.
Students will also learn and use vocabulary from the Assyrian and Chaldean Language throughout the unit, which they can use in other lessons.
Teaching and learning activities are designed to help students construct understanding for deeper learning. A variety of tasks will be included, both in theory and practice to ensure students get a mix of activities that cater to their needs.
Sample unit of work addressing the theme of Family for kindergarten level.
This unit of work will allow students to develop knowledge about their families (family structure, family titles, mother’s family, father’s family, grandparents, family physical description and their ages). Students will also explore the importance of the immediate and extended family and different relationships among all family members. Students will also learn and use vocabulary from the Assyrian and Chaldean Language throughout the unit, which they can use in other lessons.
Teaching and learning activities are designed to help students construct understanding for deeper learning. A variety of tasks will be included, both in theory and practice to ensure students get a mix of activities that cater to their needs.
The ‘Needs and Wants’ worksheets are suitable for students from year 2 to 6. These worksheets will build on student’s knowledge and terminology on needs and wants in Assyrian/Chaldean. Student’s will also be able to differentiate with what their needs and wants are in daily life.
The Digestive System worksheets are suitable for students from year 3 to 6. These worksheets will build on student's knowledge and terminology on the digestive system in Assyrian/Chaldean.
This resource of The Hungry Caterpillar has been translated into Assyrian from the very popular childrens storybook 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' written and illustrated by Eric Carle. The book features a very hungry caterpillar eating foodstuff before pupating and emerging as a butterfly. This book can be used for students from kindergarten all the way through to year 6.
The ‘Needs and Wants’ worksheets are suitable for students from year 2 to 6. These worksheets will build on student’s knowledge and terminology on needs and wants in Assyrian/Chaldean. Student’s will also be able to differentiate with what their needs and wants are in daily life.
The Digestive System worksheets are suitable for students from year 3 to 6. These worksheets will build on students knowledge and terminolgy on the digestive system in Assyrian/Chaldean.
Sample unit of work addressing the theme of Healthy Food for year 5. This unit of work will allow students to develop the knowledge about healthy food including different types of food groups (food pyramid). Students will also explore the importance of having a balanced diet and the relationship between the food and culture. Students will also learn and use vocabulary from the Assyrian and Chaldean Language throughout the unit, which they can use in other lessons.
Teaching and learning activities are designed to help students construct understanding for deeper learning. A variety of tasks will be included, both in theory and practice to ensure students get a mix of activities that cater to their needs.
Images have been taken from copyright free sources and Microsoft word application.
