Revision Basic Science Primary 2 Week 11 First Term Plan Lesson Notes
Subject: Basic Science
Class: Primary 2
Term: First Term
Week: 11
Topic: Revision
Sub-topic: Understanding Our Senses
Duration: 40 minutes
Entry Behaviour: Students should be familiar with the five senses and their basic functions.
Key Words: Revision, Senses, Sight, Hearing, Touch, Taste, Smell.
Behavioural Objectives:
- By the end of the lesson, students should be able to identify and explain the functions of the five senses.
- Students should understand the importance of each sense in daily life.
- Students should demonstrate awareness of sensory organs.
Embedded Core Skills: Observation, Communication, Critical Thinking.
Learning Materials:
- Diagrams of the human body with labeled sensory organs.
- Objects for sensory activities (e.g., scented items, textured materials).
- Images or flashcards representing each sense.
Content:
- Quick review of the five senses.
- Discussion on the functions of each sense.
- Practical activities to engage each sense.
- Identification of sensory organs on a diagram.
1. Quick Review of the Five Senses:
- Briefly revisit the five senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell.
- Encourage students to recall examples associated with each sense.
2. Discussion on the Functions of Each Sense:
- Engage in a discussion about the specific functions of each sense.
- Encourage students to share their understanding and experiences related to each sense.
3. Practical Activities to Engage Each Sense:
- Implement hands-on activities for each sense, such as:
- Sight: Observing and identifying colors or objects.
- Hearing: Listening to various sounds and identifying them.
- Touch: Exploring different textures through tactile activities.
- Taste: Sampling simple flavors and discussing taste experiences.
- Smell: Identifying scents and discussing their associations.
4. Identification of Sensory Organs on a Diagram:
- Use a diagram of the human body to label and discuss the sensory organs.
- Reinforce the connection between sensory organs and their respective senses.
Ensure a balance between theoretical understanding and practical exploration, fostering a comprehensive grasp of the functions and importance of the five senses in daily life.
- The sense of __________ helps us perceive colors and shapes.
- a) Hearing
- b) Touch
- c) Sight
- d) Taste
- When we listen to music, we are using our sense of __________.
- a) Sight
- b) Taste
- c) Hearing
- d) Smell
- The sense of __________ allows us to feel different textures.
- a) Taste
- b) Smell
- c) Touch
- d) Hearing
- Identifying sweet or salty flavors involves the sense of __________.
- a) Hearing
- b) Sight
- c) Taste
- d) Smell
- The sense of __________ enables us to detect odors in the environment.
- a) Touch
- b) Sight
- c) Taste
- d) Smell
- When we watch a movie, we primarily use our sense of __________.
- a) Touch
- b) Hearing
- c) Sight
- d) Taste
- Our ability to detect heat or cold is associated with the sense of __________.
- a) Taste
- b) Touch
- c) Smell
- d) Sight
- The sense of __________ is crucial for maintaining balance.
- a) Smell
- b) Touch
- c) Hearing
- d) Taste
- The organ responsible for the sense of __________ is the tongue.
- a) Sight
- b) Smell
- c) Touch
- d) Taste
- We use our sense of __________ when we feel the softness of a pet’s fur.
- a) Taste
- b) Smell
- c) Hearing
- d) Touch
- __________ is the sense associated with our ability to see and identify objects.
- a) Smell
- b) Touch
- c) Sight
- d) Hearing
- The sense of __________ helps us distinguish between high and low pitches.
- a) Taste
- b) Smell
- c) Hearing
- d) Sight
- The sense of __________ is crucial for enjoying various cuisines.
- a) Hearing
- b) Touch
- c) Smell
- d) Taste
- The __________ is the sensory organ responsible for the sense of hearing.
- a) Nose
- b) Ear
- c) Eye
- d) Tongue
- When we touch a rough surface, we are using our sense of __________.
- a) Hearing
- b) Sight
- c) Taste
- d) Touch
Presentation:
- Step 1: Introduction (5 minutes)
- Begin with a brief recall of the five senses.
- Discuss the importance of our senses in daily life.
- Step 2: Main Activity (25 minutes)
- Show images or flashcards representing each sense.
- Engage students in a discussion about the functions of each sense.
- Conduct practical activities related to each sense (e.g., smelling scents, feeling textures).
- Step 3: Reinforcement (10 minutes)
- Use a diagram of the human body to label sensory organs.
- Encourage students to share personal experiences related to their senses.
- Summarize the importance of using our senses.
Teacher’s Activities:
- Guide the discussion on the functions of the senses.
- Facilitate practical activities to reinforce sensory understanding.
- Provide explanations and answer questions.
Learners’ Activities:
- Participate in discussions about the senses.
- Engage in practical activities involving each sense.
- Label sensory organs on a diagram.
Assessment:
- Observe students’ participation and engagement in practical activities.
- Evaluate the accuracy of labeled diagrams.
- Assess students’ ability to explain the functions of each sense.
Ten Evaluation Questions Related to the Topic:
- What are the five senses?
- Explain the function of the sense of touch.
- Give an example of an activity that involves the sense of taste.
- Why is the sense of sight important?
- Identify the sensory organ responsible for hearing.
- How does the sense of smell help us?
- Label the parts of the human body associated with the sense of touch.
- Discuss a situation where the sense of hearing is crucial.
- Share a personal experience related to the sense of taste.
- Why is it essential to take care of our sensory organs?
Conclusion on the Topic: In conclusion, this lesson aimed to reinforce the understanding of the five senses and their functions. Engaging in practical activities allowed students to connect theoretical knowledge with real-life experiences. It is crucial for students to appreciate the significance of their senses in daily activities, fostering a deeper understanding of the human body and its capabilities. Encourage continued exploration and observation of the surrounding environment to enhance sensory awareness.
