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Learners explore community rules, identify social and administrative services and public places, and recognize the State’s responsibility to citizens. The text also introduces road safety rules and compares towns versus villages, reinforced by repeated vocabulary-based prompts and example sentences.","Towns  \nAtu aleŋ ila’  \nLa ville  \nKom, English, French  \nTowns Atu aleŋ ila’La ville  \nWritten by Chuo Kain Godfrey Kristine Roth Trammell  \nIllustrations by Bawe Ernest Mbanji SIL International  \nKom, English, French Cameroon  \nExcerpt from the SIL Cameroon Science and Citizenship Levelled, Integrated Reader: Class 1, Book 2  \nCopyright © 2007, SIL Cameroon  \n[http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)[ ](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)[You may not use this work for commercial purposes. You may](You may not use this work for commercial purposes. You may)[ ](You may not use this work for commercial purposes. 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You must keep the copyright and)[credits for authors](credits for authors) , illustrators, etc.  \nKom Translation by Chuo Kain Godfrey  \nSubjects  \nCitizenship (Civics and Human Rights)  \nScience (Environmental Education)  \nContent Objectives  \nThe pupils will be able to:  \n• develop an awareness and appreciation of the immediate environment.  \n• observe the rules of the community  \n• list the names of towns, identify the different social and administrative services, and public places in their community.  \n• name the State's responsibility to its citizens.  \n• state road safety rules and obey them.  \n• state the differences between towns and villages.  \n• develop an awareness and appreciation of the immediate environment.  \n• observe the rules of the community  \nMatière  \nL’éducation civique (Education civique et Droits de l’Homme)  \nSciences (Education à l’environnement)  \nObjectifs  \nQue les élèves puissent :  \n• devenir de plus en plus sensibles à leur environnement immédiat.  \n• observer les règles sociales.  \n• énumérer les noms de villes, savoir quels sont les différents services sociaux et administratifs ainsi que les lieux publics dans leur peuple.  \n• dire quelle est la responsabilité de l’Etat envers eux.  \n• dire les règles de sécurité routières et les respecter.  \n• dire les différences entre la ville et le village.  \n• devenir de plus en plus sensibles à leur environnement immediate.  \n• observer les règles sociales.  \nWà kà’ a wà yeyn gha atû àleŋ ila’a?  \nWhat can you see in a town?  \nQue voyez-vous en ville  \nAtu aleŋ ila’ a nɨn kelɨ ndosɨ .  \nThere are houses in a town.  \nEn ville, il y a des maisons.  \nNdosɨ t􀀛̂kàŋ tɨ nɨn ghɨ atû àleŋ ilaʼ .  \nThere are story buildings in a town.  \nEn ville, il y a des bâtiments à étage.  \nWùl m􀀛̀sòŋ nɨn ghɨ atû àleŋ ilaʼ .  \nThere are many people in a town.  \nEn ville, il y a beaucoup de monde.  \nIbayn i nɨn ghɨ atû àleŋ ilaʼ .  \nThere is electricity in a town.  \nEn ville, il y a l’électricité .","cbCaiuyr8WE6MUQe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuyr8WE6MUQe","pdf",10747508,1,20,"English","en",105,"# Content Objectives\n## Pupils will be able to\n## Subjects and Matter\n## Language practice: What can you see in a town?\n## Example sentences (town features)","[{\"question\":\"What skills do pupils develop using this reader?\",\"answer\":\"Pupils develop awareness and appreciation of the immediate environment, learn community rules, and can list names of towns while identifying key public services and places.\"},{\"question\":\"Which topics related to citizenship and science are included?\",\"answer\":\"Citizenship covers community rules, the State’s responsibilities, and road safety. 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