Learners will enhance financial literacy by creating a mock bank, applying concepts of simple interest, area, perimeter, and money operations. They will explore various math concepts, including operations on numbers and prices, by setting up their own store. By analyzing home expenses, they will identify cost-saving strategies. They will plan a summer holiday within a fixed budget, creating a travel guide using ratios. Learners will plan and run food stalls, calculating profit and applying concepts such as fractions, rounding, averages, and linear equations.

Learners will explore the concept of money, its evolution, and its role as a medium of exchange, and create their own currency. They will understand demand, supply, and the roles of consumers and producers. By setting up a home store with household items, they will estimate and compare costs. They will also analyze home expenses to find ways to reduce costs while maintaining quality of life. Finally, learners will plan, cook, and decorate a meal for their family, simulating a restaurant experience. 

Learners will explore patterns in various contexts, including designs, shapes, numbers, and nature, creating artwork and reflecting on patterns in their behavior. They will use mathematical techniques to enhance their drawing skills and create puzzles for family entertainment. By designing and modeling their dream house or furniture, learners will apply geometry, measurements, and scaling. They will also produce an animated flipbook and engage in scale drawing of floor plans, practicing area calculation using simple methods. 

Learners will explore how patterns simplify complex information by visually representing various patterns they encounter. They will design a model of their dream house or room, applying geometry and operations to draw and color 2D shapes, and present their creations. They will also practice scale drawing of floor plans using body parts and calculating area with simple counting techniques. 

Learners will explore how patterns help make sense of complex information by visually representing patterns found around them. They will design and create a model of their dream house or room, using geometry to draw and color 2D shapes and calculate totals. They will also use body parts to scale and draw floor plans, learning to calculate areas through simple counting methods. 

learners will get empowered with knowledge and hands-on experience in addressing some of the pressing environmental challenges of our time. Through a series of engaging projects, students will explore concepts related to plastic waste, soil science, plant biology, and renewable energy. Each activity encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and a commitment to sustainability. 

Learners will explore the plant kingdom through experiments to understand plant behavior and characteristics. They will design an animal park, focusing on taxonomy, and present their park with details on habitats, classifications, and adaptations. They will create a campaign to raise awareness about reducing, reusing, and recycling plastic, using concepts like plastic properties and environmental impact. They will investigate water's uses and sources, emphasizing its importance. They will study floods, their causes, effects, and design an emergency response kit.

Learners will delve into the plant kingdom through experiments to understand plant behavior and characteristics. They will design an animal park, grouping animals based on taxonomy and presenting their habitats, adaptations, and classifications. They will investigate plastic’s characteristics and environmental impact, creating a poster to promote recycling. They will explore water's uses and sources, emphasizing its importance. They will study floods, researching their effects and designing an emergency response kit.

Learners will explore fundamental concepts such as chain reactions, transportation, magnetism, speed, and the principles of force, pressure, and friction. Each activity is designed to foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and an understanding of how things work in the real world. 

Learners will design and build Goldberg machines, reflecting on their purpose and using household items. They will explore sound and music by creating instruments and writing sound patterns. They will study transportation and vehicle movement, designing their own dream vehicle. They will conduct an acid-base reaction experiment and set up a shadow puppet show, using principles like light propagation and shadow formation. They will design a board game using magnetic properties, learn about acids, bases, and the pH scale, and create a product like a bath bomb.