Revision Session Plan

Subject: Basic Science

Class: Primary 2

Term: First Term

Week: 11

Behavioural Objectives

By the end of the revision session, pupils should be able to:

• Recall and answer questions related to the topics covered in previous weeks.

Learning Resources and Materials

• Fill-in-the-blank questions with options (a, b, c, d)
• Theory questions
• True or False questions
• Pen and paper for pupils

Revision Activities

Step 1: Fill-in-the-Blank Questions

1. Soil is a mixture of _____. a) rocks b) minerals c) water d) all of the above
2. Clay soil is _____ and holds water well. a) heavy b) light c) dry d) cold
3. Sandy soil is _____ and drains water quickly. a) heavy b) light c) wet d) hot
4. The skin allows us to detect _____. a) sounds b) tastes c) textures d) smells
5. Sandy soil has _____ particles. a) large b) small c) medium d) fine
6. The sense of touch helps us understand _____. a) tastes b) smells c) textures d) sights
7. We use our _____ to feel hot and cold. a) nose b) skin c) tongue d) eye
8. Sandy soil feels _____ when touched. a) smooth b) rough c) gritty d) soft
9. The tongue helps us identify different _____. a) sounds b) smells c) textures d) sights
10. The skin is the organ of _____. a) touch b) taste c) smell d) sight

Step 2: Theory Questions

• Describe the types of soil.
• Explain the importance of the sense of touch.
• Discuss the characteristics of sandy soil.
• Why is soil important for plants?
• How does the skin help us detect sensations?

Step 3: True or False Questions

1. Sandy soil holds water well. (False)
2. The tongue can taste different substances. (True)
3. Clay soil is heavy and sticky. (True)
4. The skin helps us see objects. (False)
5. Sandy soil drains water slowly. (False)
6. The nose is the organ of touch. (False)
7. We use our skin to feel textures. (True)
8. Sandy soil is often light in color. (True)
9. The sense of touch helps us stay safe. (True)
10. Clay soil feels smooth when touched. (False)

Assessment

• Pupils will complete the fill-in-the-blank, theory, and true or false questions.
• The teacher will assess understanding based on accuracy and completeness of answers.

Conclusion

• Review key points and address any questions or areas of confusion.
• Encourage pupils to continue exploring and learning about the topics covered.

First Term Examination

Subject: Basic Science

Class: Primary 2

Examination Structure

Section A: Fill-in-the-Blank Questions (30 questions)

1. Soil is a mixture of _____. a) rocks b) minerals c) water d) all of the above
2. Clay soil is _____ and holds water well. a) heavy b) light c) dry d) cold
3. Sandy soil is _____ and drains water quickly. a) heavy b) light c) wet d) hot
4. The skin allows us to detect _____. a) sounds b) tastes c) textures d) smells
5. Sandy soil has _____ particles. a) large b) small c) medium d) fine
6. The sense of touch helps us understand _____. a) tastes b) smells c) textures d) sights
7. We use our _____ to feel hot and cold. a) nose b) skin c) tongue d) eye
8. Sandy soil feels _____ when touched. a) smooth b) rough c) gritty d) soft
9. The tongue helps us identify different _____. a) sounds b) smells c) textures d) sights
10. The skin is the organ of _____. a) touch b) taste c) smell d) sight

(Continue with similar questions covering all topics previously taught)

Section B: Theory Questions (20 questions)

• Describe the types of soil and their characteristics.
• Explain the importance of the senses (sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch).
• Discuss the properties of sandy soil and its suitability for plant growth.
• Why is soil important for plants and ecosystems?

Section C: True or False Questions (10 questions)

1. Sandy soil holds water well. (False)
2. The tongue can taste different substances. (True)
3. Clay soil is heavy and sticky. (True)
4. The skin helps us see objects. (False)
5. Sandy soil drains water slowly. (False)
6. The nose is the organ of touch. (False)
7. We use our skin to feel textures. (True)
8. Sandy soil is often light in color. (True)
9. The sense of touch helps us stay safe. (True)
10. Clay soil feels smooth when touched. (False)

Examination Guidelines

• Students are required to answer all questions.
• Use the provided answer sheet for Section A (Fill-in-the-Blank).
• Provide detailed answers for Section B (Theory) questions.
• Mark ‘True’ or ‘False’ for Section C questions.

Assessment Criteria

• Marks will be awarded based on correctness, clarity, and completeness of answers.
• Ensure to read each question carefully and answer according to your understanding.

Examination Duration

• The examination is scheduled for [insert duration]. Ensure to manage your time effectively.

Conclusion

• Good luck! Focus and do your best. Review your answers before submitting.