Grade 12 Term 4 Teaching Resources
Get your Grade 12’s ready for Term 4 with these teaching resources! Whether your students are in the classroom or at home, our curated collection of worksheets, study guides, tests, and more covers all learning areas. Empower your students with resources designed to enhance their understanding and make learning engaging wherever they are.
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Mathematics
Physical Science
Geography
Grade 12 Geography Economic Informal sector
Description
This resource is the LAST RESOURCE part of a 6-cluster series.
There are eight comprehensive slides in this PPT. This resource uses knowledge from various sources such as government websites, Google websites, and knowledge and reports.
Great for a first-year teacher or someone looking for new resources
Gr 12 Economic sector Agriculture Powerpoint Presentation
Description
A thorough Powerpoint presentation to be used in class by learners/teachers. Making the concepts easy to understand, and fun to use. The importance of agriculture and food security are the main topics discussed in the presentation.
Life Sciences
GRADE 12 LIFE SCIENCES TEST ON HUMAN REPRODUCTION SYSTEM WITH MEMORANDUM (LAST PUSH)
Description
GRADE 12 LIFE SCIENCES TEST ON HUMAN REPRODUCTION SYSTEM MEMORANDUM IS AVAILABLE TEST IS OUT OF 50 MARKS ADVISED DURATION FOR THE TEST IS 50 MINUTES YOU MAY CHECK YOUR ANSWERS WITH THE MEMORANDUM AVAILABLE GOOD LUCK!
Life Orientation
Life Orientation : Citizens' Rights and Responsibilities (Case Studies, Questions and Memo). Gr10-12
Description
Two case Studies educate learners about Citizen's Rights and Responsibilities and how to make ethical/moral/humane judgements of each scenario should it play out in real life. Each situation requires a basic to sound knowledge of citizens' rights and how they should behave to keep themselves safe. A young girl finds herself stranded at an event without transport, and the second scenario involves a pedestrian who makes some choices with consequences for both case studies. How do learners respond to each case study, what are their views and why? Can those views be tweaked if they are somewhat outside the boundaries of morality or principled analyses? This worksheet includes Related Questions, the Memo, and a link to how the law relates to Road Safety.