Singapore · MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Primary 5 Mother Tongue Language
This course deepens Primary 5 students communicative competence through authentic social scenarios and cultural exploration. It focuses on transition from literal comprehension to inferential understanding in preparation for higher level discourse.
Family Bonds and Traditions
Exploring the evolution of family structures and the importance of maintaining cultural rituals in a modern city.
Students learn vocabulary and etiquette for interacting with grandparents and senior community members.
Analyzing the significance of traditional festivals and how they are celebrated in Singapore today.
Discussing the roles and duties of children within the household and the concept of filial piety.
Digital Citizenship and Media
Navigating the complexities of online communication and critical media consumption in the target language.
Developing the vocabulary to discuss internet safety and responsible social media usage.
Examining how persuasive language and visual cues are used in advertisements to influence behavior.
Discussing preferences in movies, music, and gaming while practicing descriptive narration.
Environmental Guardianship
Focusing on sustainability and the roles individuals play in protecting Singapore's natural landscape.
Learning about Singapore's initiatives to be a City in Nature and the vocabulary of urban ecology.
Practicing procedural writing and instructional speaking regarding recycling and reducing plastic use.
Understanding the global impact of climate change through local news articles and reports.
Health and Well-being
Developing the language skills to discuss physical health, nutrition, and emotional resilience.
Comparing traditional diets with modern eating habits and discussing balanced nutrition.
Engaging in discussions about teamwork, perseverance, and the benefits of regular exercise.
Building a vocabulary of emotions to express feelings and seek support during stressful times.
Our Neighborhood Stories
Investigating the history and social fabric of local precincts through interviews and site visits.
Researching the stories behind neighborhood buildings and public spaces.
Identifying and interviewing individuals who contribute to the well-being of the local area.
Discussing the changes in the physical and social landscape of Singaporean estates.
Future Aspirations
Reflecting on personal growth and exploring future career paths and societal contributions.
Using future tenses and conditional structures to talk about personal goals and career interests.
Discussing how technology and global trends are creating new types of jobs.
Exploring ways to give back to the community and the importance of volunteerism.