Simple Farm Tools for Gathering Agricultural Science Primary 2 First Term Lesson Notes Week 8

Detailed Lesson Plan for Agricultural Science (Primary 2, First Term, Week 8)

Subject: Agricultural Science

Class: Primary 2

Term: First Term

Week: 8

Age: 7 years

Topic: Simple Farm Tools for Gathering

Sub-topic: Types and Uses of Gathering Tools

Duration: 40 minutes

Behavioral Objectives:

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

1. Define gathering tools.
2. List examples of simple farm tools for gathering.
3. Describe the uses of each gathering tool.
4. Identify gathering tools from pictures or real objects.

Keywords:

• Gathering Tools
• Basket
• Bag
• Bucket

Set Induction:

Show the pupils a real or picture of a basket and ask if they know what it is used for. Discuss their answers briefly.

Entry Behaviour:

Pupils have basic knowledge of farm tools from previous lessons.

Learning Resources and Materials:

• Real or pictures of gathering tools (basket, bag, bucket)
• Flashcards with names and pictures of tools
• Charts illustrating the use of each tool

Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge:

Review the classification of simple farm tools discussed in previous weeks, focusing on gathering tools.

Embedded Core Skills:

• Observation
• Identification
• Critical thinking
• Communication

Learning Materials:

• Lagos State Scheme of Work for Agricultural Science Primary 2
• Flashcards, pictures, charts

Instructional Materials:

• Real simple farm tools for gathering (if available)
• Flashcards with images and names of farm tools
• Charts showing the use of each gathering tool

Content:

1. Definition of Gathering Tools:
   • Gathering tools are tools used by farmers to collect harvested crops or materials.
2. Examples of Gathering Tools:
   • Basket:
     • Used for gathering fruits, vegetables, and other harvested crops.
   • Bag:
     • Used for gathering smaller quantities of crops or materials.
   • Bucket:
     • Used for gathering and carrying water or other liquids on the farm.

10 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions:

1. A basket is used for __________ (a) flying (b) gathering (c) writing (d) drawing.
2. A bag is used for __________ (a) swimming (b) gathering (c) flying (d) driving.
3. A bucket is used for gathering and carrying __________ (a) water (b) stones (c) food (d) air.
4. Simple farm tools help farmers to __________ (a) sleep (b) work (c) eat (d) play.
5. The tool used for gathering fruits and vegetables is a __________ (a) bag (b) bucket (c) hoe (d) basket.
6. The tool used for carrying water is a __________ (a) bag (b) bucket (c) rake (d) hoe.
7. A bag is used for gathering __________ (a) water (b) food (c) air (d) stones.
8. Farmers use a __________ to gather and carry water (a) basket (b) bag (c) bucket (d) sickle.
9. Simple farm tools are __________ (a) heavy (b) easy to use (c) expensive (d) hard to use.
10. The tool used for gathering and carrying liquids is a __________ (a) bag (b) bucket (c) spade (d) rake.

10 FAQ with Answers:

1. What are gathering tools?
   • Gathering tools are tools used by farmers to collect harvested crops or materials.
2. What is a basket used for?
   • A basket is used for gathering fruits, vegetables, and other harvested crops.
3. What is a bag used for?
   • A bag is used for gathering smaller quantities of crops or materials.
4. What is a bucket used for?
   • A bucket is used for gathering and carrying water or other liquids on the farm.
5. Can a basket be used for carrying heavy loads?
   • No, it is used for gathering fruits and vegetables.
6. What tool is used for carrying water on the farm?
   • A bucket is used for carrying water.
7. Is a bag suitable for gathering large quantities of crops?
   • No, it is used for smaller quantities.
8. Are gathering tools easy to use?
   • Yes, they are designed to make gathering crops easier for farmers.
9. Why do farmers use gathering tools?
   • To collect harvested crops or materials efficiently.
10. What tool is used for gathering and carrying liquids?
    • A bucket is used for gathering and carrying liquids.

Presentation:

Step 1:

The teacher revises the previous topic, which was carrying tools.

Step 2:

The teacher introduces the new topic by showing real or pictures of gathering tools and explaining their uses.

Step 3:

The teacher allows the pupils to give their contributions and corrects them when necessary.

Teacher’s Activities:

• Explain the meaning and use of gathering tools using simple language.
• Show real or pictures of gathering tools.
• Describe the use of each gathering tool.
• Ask questions to engage pupils.

Learners’ Activities:

• Listen to the teacher.
• Answer questions.
• Participate in discussions.

Assessment:

• Oral questions during the lesson.
• Observe pupils’ participation.

Ten Evaluation Questions:

1. What are gathering tools?
2. Name one example of a gathering tool.
3. What is a basket used for?
4. Give an example of a tool used for carrying liquids.
5. Why do farmers use gathering tools?
6. What tool is used for gathering fruits and vegetables?
7. Name a tool used for gathering and carrying water.
8. What is the main use of a bag?
9. Can a bucket be used for carrying stones?
10. Are gathering tools important for farmers?

Conclusion:

The teacher goes around to mark and provide feedback on the pupils’ work.

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