Solids, liquids and gases, their properties, and how matter changes state when heated or cooled.

The Ten Commandments and the moral values they teach, with links to values in other faiths.

Kiswahili verbs, how to build them with subject and tense markers, with English glosses.

Describing words and how to form comparative and superlative adjectives.

Feeling the beat, clapping rhythms and playing simple local instruments.

Keeping chickens for eggs and meat: housing, feeding, hygiene and disease prevention.

Where Kenya lies in Africa and the world, its neighbours, and the equator and Indian Ocean.

How food moves through the body and is broken down, and how to keep the digestive system healthy.

The structure of the Bible, how it guides believers, and respect for other holy books.

Reading, writing and comparing whole numbers up to one million using place value.

Kiswahili nouns, how they are grouped into classes and how singular and plural forms change, with English glosses.

Action words and how to use the simple present, past and future tenses correctly.