Mid-Term Assessment and Review for Primary 4

Week 7: Mid-Term Assessment and Break

Subject: Mid-Term Assessment
Class: Primary 4
Term: First Term
Week: 7
Age: 9 years

Topic: Mid-Term Assessment and Break
Sub-topic: Review and Assess Topics Covered So Far

Duration: 1 week


Behavioural Objectives:

  • Pupils will demonstrate their understanding of the topics covered during the first term.
  • Pupils will apply their knowledge in various assessment formats.
  • Pupils will review and consolidate their learning from previous weeks.

Key Words:

  • Assessment
  • Review
  • Consolidate
  • Knowledge
  • Understanding

Set Induction:

Inform pupils about the mid-term assessment and the importance of reviewing what they have learned. Explain that this week will help them see how well they have understood the topics covered.

Entry Behaviour:

Pupils should have a basic understanding of the topics covered so far, including grammar, reading comprehension, and aural discrimination.

Learning Resources and Materials:

  • Assessment papers (objective, short answer, and true/false questions)
  • Review worksheets
  • Class notes and materials from previous weeks

Building Background / Connection to Prior Knowledge:

Connect the assessment to the content learned in previous weeks. Review key topics to refresh pupils’ memories before the assessment.

Embedded Core Skills:

  • Test-taking skills
  • Review and reflection
  • Application of knowledge

Learning Materials:

  • Mid-term assessment papers
  • Review worksheets
  • Class notes

Reference Books:

  • Lagos State Scheme of Work
  • Primary 4 English Language textbooks

Instructional Materials:

  • Assessment papers
  • Review worksheets
  • Classroom resources

Content:

  1. Mid-Term Assessment:
    • Objective Questions:
      • Multiple-choice questions covering topics from grammar, reading comprehension, and aural discrimination.
    • Short Answer Questions:
      • Questions requiring brief written responses related to the topics studied.
    • True/False Questions:
      • Statements where pupils must decide if they are true or false based on what they have learned.
  2. Review and Break:
    • Review Sessions:
      • Discuss key topics from the first term.
      • Address any common areas of difficulty.
    • Break Activities:
      • Engage pupils in relaxing and enjoyable activities during the break period.

Evaluation:

  • Review the pupils’ performance on the assessment.
  • Provide feedback on their strengths and areas for improvement.

Class Activity Discussion:

  • FAQs with Answers:
    1. What will the mid-term assessment cover?
      • It will cover all topics studied in the first term.
    2. How should I prepare for the assessment?
      • Review your notes, practice questions, and discuss difficult areas with your teacher.
    3. What types of questions will be on the assessment?
      • Multiple-choice, short answer, and true/false questions.
    4. How can I make the most of the review sessions?
      • Pay attention, ask questions, and take notes on key points.
    5. What should I do during the break?
      • Enjoy some rest, and participate in fun activities to recharge.

Presentation:

  • Step 1: Review the topics covered in the first term.
  • Step 2: Conduct the mid-term assessment.
  • Step 3: Discuss the results and provide feedback. Allow time for a break and relaxation.

Teacher’s Activities:

  • Administer the assessment and review results.
  • Facilitate review sessions and answer questions.
  • Supervise break activities and ensure pupils are relaxed.

Learners’ Activities:

  • Participate in the assessment and review sessions.
  • Engage in break activities and use the time to relax.

Assessment:

  • Evaluate pupils’ performance on the mid-term assessment.
  • Review their understanding and provide feedback.

Evaluation Questions:

  • What topics were covered in the mid-term assessment?
  • How did you prepare for the assessment?
  • What were some challenges you faced during the assessment?
  • How do you feel about the review sessions?
  • What activities did you enjoy during the break?

Conclusion:

  • The teacher will review the results of the mid-term assessment, provide individual feedback, and ensure that pupils are prepared for the next term.

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CLASS: PRIMARY 4     SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE
NAME:…………………………………………………………………………………
Comprehension
A VISIT TO MY VILLAGE
Our village is not far from Awka, the capital of Anambra State. It is called Ibaji. There are old and new houses in our village. We are lucky. We live in a modern house. My father and my elder brothers built it three years ago. Grandpa and grandma live in the house next to us. We visit them everyday because they are old. We help them and they tell us many things about the past in return.
Our village is a peaceful place. We obey our parents and older relations. We also respect Chief Okafor, the Igwe of our village. We have a Council of elders who work with the chief. They advise the chief when there is a problem. We do not have much trouble in our village. We all obey the laws of the government and state. At school, we obey school rules and respect our teachers and headmistress.
I am sure that you will enjoy your visit. I can take you fishing if you like. We can go to the market and there are big shops in Awka. If you like you can join my age group when it is time to clean the Ilo (place for meetings and playing).
My father and mother are going to have a big party when you come with uncle, auntie and Ngozi. There will be a lot of food, dancing and games.
Answer these questions:
1.) Which state does Emeka live?______
2.) How is Emeka lucky? ______
3.) Who built Emeka’s house? ______
______
4.) Where do Emeka’s grandpa and grandma live?______
______
5.) How do the village elders help the chief? ______
______
Grammar
Choose the correct answer from the options A, B, C and D
1.) My mother ______ a chicken yesterday (a) roast (b) roasted (c) roasts (d) roasting
2.) The prisoner ____ at the quarrel for pushing him (a) shout (b) shouts (c) shouting (d) shouted
3.) She _____ dinner for her family last night (a) prepare (b) prepares (c) prepared (d) preparing
4.) His room _____ in a mess yesterday (a) was (b) is (c) are (d) am
5.) My brother _____ home late last night (a) come (b) came (c) coming (d) comes
6.) She sings sweetly, _____ she? (a) hasn’t (b) doesn’t (c) does (d) is
7.) ______ they pass their driving test? (a) Do (b) Does (c) Did (d) Have
8.) _____ your father a busy man? (a) Are (b) Do (c) has (d) Is
9.) Aren’t the puppies cute? Yes, they ____ (a) are (b) is (c) do (d) does
10.) They like to eat cakes, ____ they? (a) do (b) don’t (c) does (d) did
11.) They ______ to school everyday (a) goes (b) go (c) went (d) going
12.) Tara __ well during the debating activity yesterday (a) speak (b) spoke (c) speaking (d) spoken
13.) She _____ to market every afternoon (a) went (b) go (c) goes (d) going
14.) The woman always _____ my hair (a) plaited (b) plaiting (c) plaits (d) plait
15.) The congregation ____ on Sunday (a) listens (b) listen (c) listening (d) listened
Choose the correct answer from the options A, B, C and D. The answer you choose must be in the perfect tense
16.) She apologized to me for what she _____ (a) did (b) has done (c) had done (d) do
17.) She discovered her mistake after she _____ her paper
(a) has submitted (b) had submitted (c) had been submitted (d) submit
18.) We ____ not _______ him for several years (a) have/seen (b) has/seen (c) was/seen (d) saw
19.) She _____ not ______ here for a long time. I often wonder what has happened to her
 (a) have/been (b) had/been (c) has/been (d) had/been visited
20.) We ______ not _______ the zoo for many months
(a) have/visit (b) have/visited (c) has/visited (d) has/been visited
Composition 
Choose anyone out of the two questions
1.) Write a composition on My family
2.) Write a letter to your friend telling him/her your performance during the last term examination
Literature in English
1.) Adesewa’s village was ____________ (a) Moremi  (b) Kirigi (c) Igbodilu
2.) Who were relieved to see Adesewa?
(a) Igbodilu’s king (b) Bamishegun (c) Adesewa’s parents
3.) Adesewa’s father bought ______________ vehicle when he was rich
(a) Toyota Datzun (b) Mercedez Benz (c) Peugeot Pickup Van
4.) What news did the King hear?
(a) that his only son died (b) that he has won lottery (c) that Adesewa’s father is rich
5.) What was wrong in the palace of Igbodilu   (a) the King has passed on
(b) the king’s wife had an accident (c) Prince Adeola the king’s son is sick