Grade 4 Full Curriculum Bundle Term 3 + 4 (CAPS Aligned)

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Support your child’s academic journey and simplify exam preparation with this comprehensive Grade 4 Term 3 and Term 4 Full Curriculum Summary Bundle. Structured to align with the South African CAPS curriculum, this digital package combines clear summaries, illustrative diagrams, and practice assessment papers to assist Grade 4 learners in reviewing key concepts across seven core subjects.

Whether you are a parent helping your child study, a homeschooler looking for structured review materials, or a teacher seeking supplementary classroom resources, this bundle offers an organized and visually engaging way to navigate the second half of the academic school year.

📥 Product Details & Specifications:

Format: Digital PDF (Instant Download)
Total Length: 151 pages of educational material
- Term 3 Summary: 78 pages
- Term 4 Summary: 73 pages
Language: English (with Afrikaans First Additional Language sections included)
Curriculum: South African CAPS Aligned
Delivery: Immediate access link sent to your email after purchase. Print what you need or view digitally on a tablet, computer, or smartphone.

📚 What is Included in This Bundle?

This single digital product contains two complete term-by-term curriculum summaries covering seven major subjects. Every subject section features simplified lesson notes, helpful visual aids, and a dedicated practice test with a step-by-step marking memorandum.

1. Social Sciences: Geography

Term 3: How We Get Our Food (buying, growing, collecting, and fishing), Subsistence vs. Commercial farming, crop and stock farming in South Africa, processed vs. unprocessed foods, and the journey of wheat.
Term 4: Uses of Water (personal and industrial uses), Saltwater vs. Freshwater, the natural water cycle, historical and modern methods of storing water, water distribution in South Africa, water treatment processes, and pollution.

2. Social Sciences: History

Term 3: Transport Through Time (animal transport, the invention of the wheel, the evolution of the bicycle, steam engines, early motor cars, the history of boats/ships, and the development of aviation/air transport).
Term 4: Communication Through Time (San communication and rock art, the history of the postal system, telegraphs and Morse code, telephones, early typewriters, radio, cameras, television, and the digital age of computers and cellular phones).

3. Personal and Social Well-being (PSW / Life Skills)

Term 3: Cultures in South Africa (customs, traditional dress, music, and food), Sotho moral lessons (The Truth Tree), major religions (symbols, key rules, and places of worship), and water safety guidelines for pools, rivers, and the home.
Term 4: Road safety and traffic rules (pedestrian, cyclist, and passenger safety), personal and household hygiene, maintaining a healthy environment (recycling and waste management), and factual guides regarding HIV and AIDS.

4. Natural Science and Technology

Term 3: Energy for Life and the Sun, energy transfer in food chains and food webs, stored energy (wood, fossil fuels), input and output energy, how musical instruments produce sound, vibrations, and noise pollution.
Term 4: Features of the Earth (land, water, air, and habitats), the Solar System (planets and stars), Earth's rotation and orbit (seasons, day and night), phases of the Moon, and rocket modeling (understanding propulsion principles).

5. Mathematics

Term 3: Common Fractions (ordering, addition, division, and grouping), the Data Cycle (tallying, bar graphs, and pie charts), Probability, Mass conversions (grams to kilograms) and word problems, and Transformations (symmetry and tessellation).
Term 4: Time measurement (analogue vs. digital clocks, 12/24-hour formats, and time intervals), Length (measuring instruments, unit conversions, and fractions of distance), Perimeter, Area, Volume, and Capacity.

6. English Home Language (HL)

Term 3: Word-level studies (root words, prefixes, suffixes, past tense, conjunctions, collective nouns, and reflexive pronouns), sentence construction (simple vs. complex sentences, subject-verb agreement, and parts of speech), figures of speech (similes, metaphors, personification, alliteration, and idioms), and dictionary/abbreviation skills.
Term 4: Verbs (transitive and intransitive), adverbs (place and degree), tenses, conjunctions, pronouns, sentence-level analysis (subject, object, and agreement), noun phrases/clauses, direct/indirect speech, and spelling rules (syllables/word division).

7. Afrikaans First Additional Language (FAL)

Term 3: Word building (alphabetical order, syllables, vowel groups, diphthongs, prefixes/suffixes, compound words, and loanwords), parts of speech (nouns, plurals, diminutives, gender, collective nouns, and adjectives), verbs and tenses, prepositions, conjunctions, sentence structures (negatives, active/passive voice, direct/indirect speech, and figurative language), and basic bibliography formatting.
Term 4: Vowel groups and diphthongs, alphabetical sorting, word formation (voor- en agtervoegsels), synonyms/antonyms, homophones/homonyms, basic word classes (nouns, adjectives, verbs), sentence types (statements, questions, commands, and exclamations), active/passive voice, double negatives (die dubbele nie), word order (STOMPI), idioms, and common abbreviations.

✨ Key Features of the Study Bundle:

Visual Learning Aids: Packed with child-friendly mind maps, Venn diagrams, flowcharts, and tables to help make complex educational concepts more accessible.
Active Revision & Testing: Each subject contains a practice test designed around typical exam questions, accompanied by a comprehensive memorandum with clear mark allocations for easy grading.
CAPS-Aligned Structure: Follows the South African National Curriculum Assessment Policy Statements (CAPS), ensuring the content directly supports school learning goals.
Eco-Friendly & Adaptable: Purchase once and print only the pages you require, or load the files onto a tablet for paperless study sessions.