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Bab 3

Superheroes

32 minit📕 Buku Teks

Unit 3: Superheroes

This unit is about superheroes. Pupils interview Captain Malaysia, read about his mission and Master Kiddo, decode messages, write a news report, learn reflexive pronouns, and recite a funny poem 'The Meal'.

Unit 3: Superheroes
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Listening and Speaking: Interviewing Captain Malaysia

Pupils role-play interviewing Captain Malaysia. Sample interview questions:

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What is your real name? Where do you live?

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How do you sense danger? How do you get your powers?

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What special gadgets do you use? Did you design the shield and car?

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Who do you usually help? Any advice for school children?

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Reading: Captain Malaysia

Captain Malaysia's mission is to protect all the children in Malaysia. Key facts:

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No one knows who he is or where he lives — only he himself has the answers

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He senses danger through supersensitive hearing and bionic vision

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He can run and fly as fast as lightning

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He uses a titanium shield to protect himself from enemy attacks

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His best friend is Master Kiddo who helps him whenever needed

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Children love him because he is kind, unselfish, and never boastful

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Writing: Decoding & News Report

Pupils decode a coded message on Captain Malaysia's phone, then write a news report 'CAPTAIN MALAYSIA SAVES THE DAY' by Vijay Menon. Master Kiddo facts:

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Master Kiddo is Captain Malaysia's sidekick and best friend

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Wears a blue costume, has extraordinary powers

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Swims and dives, breathes underwater

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Cleans and guards the sea, keeps it free from pollution

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Protects children, is responsible and brave

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Grammar: Reflexive Pronouns

A reflexive pronoun shows that the action of the verb affects the person who performs the action (e.g. 'He reminds the children to take care of themselves'). 'By' + reflexive pronoun means 'alone'.

I → myselfwe → ourselves
you → yourselfyou (pl) → yourselves
he → himselfthey → themselves
she → herselfit → itself
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Language Arts: The Meal

Poem 'The Meal' by Karla Kuskin — Timothy Tompkins eats turnips, tea, onions, ice, ketchup, a prune, and a pickle, calling it 'one of the loveliest breakfasts I've had'.

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Replace words in bold to make your own poem (e.g. 'Jenny had chicken and mushroom')

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Present your poem to the class

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Reflexive pronouns end in -self or -selves and refer back to the doer of the action: myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves. Adding 'by' before a reflexive pronoun means 'alone' (e.g. 'He lives by himself').

📝 Kosa Kata

superheroa fictional hero with special powers
missionan important task or work someone is given to do
bionic visionelectronic eyes that can see what normal eyes cannot
supersensitive hearingthe ability to hear sounds others cannot
titanium shielda strong protective metal device used by Captain Malaysia
sidekicka close friend who helps a hero
reflexive pronouna pronoun ending in -self or -selves that refers back to the doer
decodeto change a coded message into plain language
boastfulshowing too much pride in oneself
unselfishwilling to share and help others
extraordinaryvery unusual or remarkable
pollutionharmful substances added to the environment
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Tahukah Kamu?

Reflexive pronouns don't exist for all pronouns — there is no 'hisself' or 'theirselves' in standard English! Use 'himself' and 'themselves' instead. The word 'myself' comes from Old English 'me self'.

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