Friday, March 31, 2017
Thursday, March 30, 2017
Book 6 Ch.1 Notes
Again, you don't have to copy them all. If you feel like this is too much, you may simply print it out.
P.2
1. Look at Tom and his father's stamp and coin collections.
Before 1997, Hong Kong was ruled by Britain. Therefore, the British emblem, the Queen, the crown, or the name 'Hong Kong' was on all the stamps and coins.
After the handover in 1997, bauhinia, the city flower of Hong Kong, became the new emblem. All the stamps and coins have this new emblem or the name 'Hong Kong, China' on them.
2. Besides the old stamps and coins, what else can show that Hong Kong was once ruled by Britain?
Old British-style named after former Governors and the Royal family like Pottinger Street, King's Road in east Hong Kong Island, Prince Edward Road, and the Queen Victoria statue in Victoria Park.
P.3
Hong Kong had been ruled by Britain for more than 100 years.
In early 19th century, the Qing Government opened the port in Guangzhou for trade with forgigners. The British took this chnace to smuggle in opium for profit-making. When a Chinese official, Lin Zexu, ordered the British to stop smuggling and seized all opium, Britain used it as an excuse to start a war against China. The Qing Government was defeated and was forced to sign unfair treaties.
After the First Opium Was in 1842, Britain started to rule Hong Kong Island.
Britain started the Opium Wars. In the First Opium War, the Qing Government was defeated and Britain started to rule Hong Kong Island in 1842.
The British erected a Kowloon boundary stone where Boundary Street is today.
Britain started to rule the Kowloon Peninsula south of Boundary Street, and the Stonecutters Island in 1860.
In the Second Opium War, Britain and France attacked China. The Qing Government was defeated. Britain started to rule the Kowloon Peninsula in 1860.
Britain leased the New Territories in 1898. The area included the Kowloon Peninsula north of Boundary Street to the south of Shenzhen River, including 235 islands nearby.
P.4
1. What is Basic Law?
The Basic Law is a constitutional document that prescribes various systems practiced in the HKSAR.
2. When was Hong Kong reunited with China? How was the Basic Law produced?1st July, 1997. After being drafted, brought to consultation and modified, the Basic Law was adopted by the National People's Congress in 1990. It came into effect in 1997.
P.5
3. How does the HKSAR Government celebrate the HKSAR Establishment Day every year?
Sometimes it is a firework display, sometimes it is a parade.
Hong Kong was handed back to China on 1st July, 1997, On that day, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region was established and the Basic Law came into effect. 1st July therefore became the HKSAR Establishment Day.
P.6
How similar are the national flag of China and the regional flags of HKSAR? What are the differences between them?
Similarities: Both of them are red and there are five stars.
Difference: There is a bauhinia on the regional flag, representing Hong Kong.
P.7
1. Why are the two emblems displayed like this?
Hong Kong is part of China. Therefore the national emblem is bigger and is placed higher than the regional emblem.
2. Besides the Central Government Offices, where can you find the regional emblem?
In Executive Council, Legislative Council, Courts, District offices of Home Affairs Department, overseas Hong Kong Economic and Trade Offices, and on printed matters and documents issued by the HKSAR Government.
P.8
1. When and where are the national flag and the regional flag displayed? The national flag and the regional flag are displayed every day at the official residence of the Chief Executive, Government house, the Hong Kong International Airport and all border check points. The flags are also displayed on every working day at major government offices and buildings.
The flags will also be displayed at other government offices, headquarters, hospitals, schools, sports and cultural venues on the National day, the HKSAR Establishment Day, and the New Year's Day.
2. From the pictures below, find out how the flags should be displayed.
The displaying of the flags is to increase our sense of belonging and to remind us of our attachment to Hong Kong and to the country.
P.2
1. Look at Tom and his father's stamp and coin collections.
Before 1997, Hong Kong was ruled by Britain. Therefore, the British emblem, the Queen, the crown, or the name 'Hong Kong' was on all the stamps and coins.
After the handover in 1997, bauhinia, the city flower of Hong Kong, became the new emblem. All the stamps and coins have this new emblem or the name 'Hong Kong, China' on them.
2. Besides the old stamps and coins, what else can show that Hong Kong was once ruled by Britain?
Old British-style named after former Governors and the Royal family like Pottinger Street, King's Road in east Hong Kong Island, Prince Edward Road, and the Queen Victoria statue in Victoria Park.
P.3
Hong Kong had been ruled by Britain for more than 100 years.
In early 19th century, the Qing Government opened the port in Guangzhou for trade with forgigners. The British took this chnace to smuggle in opium for profit-making. When a Chinese official, Lin Zexu, ordered the British to stop smuggling and seized all opium, Britain used it as an excuse to start a war against China. The Qing Government was defeated and was forced to sign unfair treaties.
After the First Opium Was in 1842, Britain started to rule Hong Kong Island.
Britain started the Opium Wars. In the First Opium War, the Qing Government was defeated and Britain started to rule Hong Kong Island in 1842.
The British erected a Kowloon boundary stone where Boundary Street is today.
Britain started to rule the Kowloon Peninsula south of Boundary Street, and the Stonecutters Island in 1860.
In the Second Opium War, Britain and France attacked China. The Qing Government was defeated. Britain started to rule the Kowloon Peninsula in 1860.
Britain leased the New Territories in 1898. The area included the Kowloon Peninsula north of Boundary Street to the south of Shenzhen River, including 235 islands nearby.
P.4
1. What is Basic Law?
The Basic Law is a constitutional document that prescribes various systems practiced in the HKSAR.
2. When was Hong Kong reunited with China? How was the Basic Law produced?1st July, 1997. After being drafted, brought to consultation and modified, the Basic Law was adopted by the National People's Congress in 1990. It came into effect in 1997.
P.5
3. How does the HKSAR Government celebrate the HKSAR Establishment Day every year?
Sometimes it is a firework display, sometimes it is a parade.
Hong Kong was handed back to China on 1st July, 1997, On that day, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region was established and the Basic Law came into effect. 1st July therefore became the HKSAR Establishment Day.
P.6
How similar are the national flag of China and the regional flags of HKSAR? What are the differences between them?
Similarities: Both of them are red and there are five stars.
Difference: There is a bauhinia on the regional flag, representing Hong Kong.
P.7
1. Why are the two emblems displayed like this?
Hong Kong is part of China. Therefore the national emblem is bigger and is placed higher than the regional emblem.
2. Besides the Central Government Offices, where can you find the regional emblem?
In Executive Council, Legislative Council, Courts, District offices of Home Affairs Department, overseas Hong Kong Economic and Trade Offices, and on printed matters and documents issued by the HKSAR Government.
P.8
1. When and where are the national flag and the regional flag displayed? The national flag and the regional flag are displayed every day at the official residence of the Chief Executive, Government house, the Hong Kong International Airport and all border check points. The flags are also displayed on every working day at major government offices and buildings.
The flags will also be displayed at other government offices, headquarters, hospitals, schools, sports and cultural venues on the National day, the HKSAR Establishment Day, and the New Year's Day.
2. From the pictures below, find out how the flags should be displayed.
The displaying of the flags is to increase our sense of belonging and to remind us of our attachment to Hong Kong and to the country.
Friday, March 24, 2017
Answer Key to revision worksheet
Chapter 1 Food Hygiene
1. air
2. In the fridge/ cool and dry place
3. freshness/expiry date/rotten/food safety/food sold by illegal hawkers/food hygiene
4. Bacteria will grow faster/goes bad/goes rotten/will not last long
Chapter 2 Doing Sports
1. Make friends and learn how to work with others.
2. Keeps us healthy
3. No
4. Yes, No, Yes, No
Chapter 3 Sports Safety
1. Dangerous/strenuous sports
2. Warm-up exercises
3. Cool down and drink some water
4. Cycling track
5. Protect our eyes while swimming
6. Protect head
7. Protect elbows and knees
8. Prevent cramps and avoid injuries
9. Constitute a foul/breaking the law/injure others and/or yourself/get hurt/not be feeling well/put ourselves into a dangerous situation under adverse weather conditions.
Chapter 4 Get Well Soon
1. Continue to take them/take the medicine as instructed (put on a mask is not accepted)
2. take an overdose
3. Keep good airflow
4. No
5. Speedy recovery/Get well soon
6. It may prolong the illness
7. May lead to poisoning or even death
8. Quality/Potency of medicine may be affected/adverse side effects
All Chapters
1. is the food cooked by mother
2. playing football
3. to walk for a while and then rest
4. to stop taking medicine when we are feeling better
Chapter 1 Food Hygiene
1. air
2. In the fridge/ cool and dry place
3. freshness/expiry date/rotten/food safety/food sold by illegal hawkers/food hygiene
4. Bacteria will grow faster/goes bad/goes rotten/will not last long
Chapter 2 Doing Sports
1. Make friends and learn how to work with others.
2. Keeps us healthy
3. No
4. Yes, No, Yes, No
Chapter 3 Sports Safety
1. Dangerous/strenuous sports
2. Warm-up exercises
3. Cool down and drink some water
4. Cycling track
5. Protect our eyes while swimming
6. Protect head
7. Protect elbows and knees
8. Prevent cramps and avoid injuries
9. Constitute a foul/breaking the law/injure others and/or yourself/get hurt/not be feeling well/put ourselves into a dangerous situation under adverse weather conditions.
Chapter 4 Get Well Soon
1. Continue to take them/take the medicine as instructed (put on a mask is not accepted)
2. take an overdose
3. Keep good airflow
4. No
5. Speedy recovery/Get well soon
6. It may prolong the illness
7. May lead to poisoning or even death
8. Quality/Potency of medicine may be affected/adverse side effects
All Chapters
1. is the food cooked by mother
2. playing football
3. to walk for a while and then rest
4. to stop taking medicine when we are feeling better
Thursday, March 16, 2017
1617 2nd term P3 GS Test Revision
Kahoot game
In case if login is required, please put this down:
Name: mskocistudent@gmail.com
Password: ttpskgkoci
You will need at least 3 devices to play this at home:
1. Your device
2. Your partner's device (it can be more than 1 partner, you just need more devices!)
3. The "teacher" device (to launch quiz and show questions)
WS will be given out next week.
Enjoy and good luck!
In case if login is required, please put this down:
Name: mskocistudent@gmail.com
Password: ttpskgkoci
You will need at least 3 devices to play this at home:
1. Your device
2. Your partner's device (it can be more than 1 partner, you just need more devices!)
3. The "teacher" device (to launch quiz and show questions)
WS will be given out next week.
Enjoy and good luck!
Monday, March 6, 2017
eTv for the weekend
Ch.1: Combating germs:
https://www.hkedcity.net/etv/resource/4718096912
Ch.4: Taking your medication correctly:
https://www.hkedcity.net/etv/resource/623008262
You may also watch this if you are interested in sports and force:
https://www.hkedcity.net/etv/resource/186161638
Homework for the weekend- watching videos, read Ch.4 and get ready for next week exciting GS class! Hope you all enjoy them :)!
https://www.hkedcity.net/etv/resource/4718096912
Ch.4: Taking your medication correctly:
https://www.hkedcity.net/etv/resource/623008262
You may also watch this if you are interested in sports and force:
https://www.hkedcity.net/etv/resource/186161638
Homework for the weekend- watching videos, read Ch.4 and get ready for next week exciting GS class! Hope you all enjoy them :)!
Sunday, March 5, 2017
Bk 1 Ch.4 Notes
P.24
If you were these children, what would you do?
1. Receive the first aid/ Go to the medical office
2. Consult a doctor
Which advice should you take? Why?
It is best to see a doctor or Chinese medicine practitioner and take the medicine prescribed by them. Taking medicine from previous visits to the doctor or over-the-counter medicine might prolong or worsen the illness.
P.25
What kind of information can be found on a medicine label?
Name of patient, date of prescription, name of doctor, name of medicine, dosage, method of use, special instruction, any possible side effect
Things to pay attention to before and after taking the medicine:
Take the medicine before or after meal/ shake the liquid medicine well before use/ some pills may cause drowsiness so the patient should limit her activity (e.g. do not drive)
Is it safe to take these medicines? What should we do about them?
No, we should discard them.
P.26
What advice would you give these children?
1. Take the medicine with warm water. Taking medicine with soft drink may affect its potency.
2. Be sure to take the medicine at the right time. Missing doses will lessen the potency of the medicine and thus prolong the illness.
3. Do not take other people's medicine. Even if the symptoms appear similar, taking someone else's medicine may undermine one's health.
4. Continue to take the medicine as instructed. Not finishing the full course of medicine may result in the recurrence of the disease.
5. Take the recommended dose. Medicine overdose may lead to poisoning or even death.
Drug abuse can result in drug addiction. What are the harmful effects of drug abuse?
Abusing cough medicine may result in memory loss, reduced breathing rate, brain damage, intoxication and drug induced mental disorders, tooth decay, etc. Many drug abusers underestimate the addictiveness of cough medicine and gradually increase the dosages and thus the risks.
P.27
What should we do if we have adverse side effects after taking the medicine?
1. Tell our parents immediately and take the medicine to see the doctor.
2. Do not overlook any unpleasant side effects of medicine because they may be caused by medicine allergies or dispensing errors.
How do we nurse ourselves back to health when we are ill?
See a doctor, take the medicine as instructed, keep good airflow indoors, rest more, drink plenty of water and eat healthily.
If you were these children, what would you do?
1. Receive the first aid/ Go to the medical office
2. Consult a doctor
Which advice should you take? Why?
It is best to see a doctor or Chinese medicine practitioner and take the medicine prescribed by them. Taking medicine from previous visits to the doctor or over-the-counter medicine might prolong or worsen the illness.
P.25
What kind of information can be found on a medicine label?
Name of patient, date of prescription, name of doctor, name of medicine, dosage, method of use, special instruction, any possible side effect
Things to pay attention to before and after taking the medicine:
Take the medicine before or after meal/ shake the liquid medicine well before use/ some pills may cause drowsiness so the patient should limit her activity (e.g. do not drive)
Is it safe to take these medicines? What should we do about them?
No, we should discard them.
P.26
What advice would you give these children?
1. Take the medicine with warm water. Taking medicine with soft drink may affect its potency.
2. Be sure to take the medicine at the right time. Missing doses will lessen the potency of the medicine and thus prolong the illness.
3. Do not take other people's medicine. Even if the symptoms appear similar, taking someone else's medicine may undermine one's health.
4. Continue to take the medicine as instructed. Not finishing the full course of medicine may result in the recurrence of the disease.
5. Take the recommended dose. Medicine overdose may lead to poisoning or even death.
Drug abuse can result in drug addiction. What are the harmful effects of drug abuse?
Abusing cough medicine may result in memory loss, reduced breathing rate, brain damage, intoxication and drug induced mental disorders, tooth decay, etc. Many drug abusers underestimate the addictiveness of cough medicine and gradually increase the dosages and thus the risks.
P.27
What should we do if we have adverse side effects after taking the medicine?
1. Tell our parents immediately and take the medicine to see the doctor.
2. Do not overlook any unpleasant side effects of medicine because they may be caused by medicine allergies or dispensing errors.
How do we nurse ourselves back to health when we are ill?
See a doctor, take the medicine as instructed, keep good airflow indoors, rest more, drink plenty of water and eat healthily.
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