Revision Yoruba Primary 1 Week 11 First Term Plan Lesson Notes
Lesson Plan Presentation: Revision in Primary 1 Yoruba
- Subject: Yoruba
- Class: Primary 1
- Term: First Term
- Week: 11
- Topic: Revision
- Sub-topic: Basic Yoruba Vocabulary
- Duration: 30 minutes
Entry Behaviour: Students should be familiar with greetings in Yoruba.
Key Words:
- Greetings
- Family
- Colors
- Numbers
Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Greet using common Yoruba phrases.
- Identify and name family members in Yoruba.
- Recognize basic colors and numbers in Yoruba.
Embedded Core Skills:
- Listening and repetition.
- Basic language comprehension.
- Recognition of familiar words.
Learning Materials:
- Visuals with Yoruba greetings.
- Pictures of family members with Yoruba labels.
- Color and number flashcards.
Content:
- Recap of common Yoruba greetings.
- Introduction to family members in Yoruba.
- Recognition of basic colors and numbers in Yoruba.
Recap of Common Yoruba Greetings:
Imagine saying “Good morning” in Yoruba like this: Bawo ni? 🌞 That’s a greeting! We also say ẹ kú orọ́! for “Hello!” 🤝 Remember, it’s like meeting a friend.
Introduction to Family Members in Yoruba:
Family is important! In Yoruba, we call our dad Baba and our mom Iya. 👨👩👧👦 Brothers are ẹ̀gbon, and sisters are ẹ̀ ẹ̀rín. Say it with a smile! 😊
Recognition of Basic Colors and Numbers in Yoruba:
Colors and numbers are fun! 🌈 Count like this: Ọ̀kan (One), ẹ̀jí (Two), ẹ̀ta (Three). Red is pupa, and blue is awọ̀. Imagine a red heart! ❤️
That’s it! Learning Yoruba is exciting! 🚀🇳🇬
Recap of Common Yoruba Greetings:
- 🌞 How do we say “Good morning” in Yoruba?
- a. Bawo ni?
- b. E ku ise.
- c. Bawo le se?
- d. E ku orire.
- 🤝 What’s a friendly Yoruba greeting similar to “Hello”?
- a. Bawo ni?
- b. E ku ise.
- c. Bawo le se?
- d. E ku orire.
Introduction to Family Members in Yoruba:
- 👨👩👧👦 What do we call our dad in Yoruba?
- a. Baba
- b. Iya
- c. Ẹ̀gbon
- d. ẹ̀ ẹ̀rín
- 😊 What’s the Yoruba word for mom?
- a. Baba
- b. Iya
- c. Ẹ̀gbon
- d. ẹ̀ ẹ̀rín
- 🤔 How do we say “sister” in Yoruba?
- a. Baba
- b. Iya
- c. Ẹ̀gbon
- d. ẹ̀ ẹ̀rín
Recognition of Basic Colors and Numbers in Yoruba:
- 🌈 What’s the Yoruba word for “One”?
- a. Ọ̀kan
- b. ẹ̀jí
- c. ẹ̀ta
- d. ẹ̀rin
- ❤️ Which color is “pupa” in Yoruba?
- a. Blue
- b. Red
- c. Yellow
- d. Green
- 🚀 Imagine counting in Yoruba. What’s “Two”?
- a. Ọ̀kan
- b. ẹ̀jí
- c. ẹ̀ta
- d. ẹ̀rin
- 🌟 Let’s say “Goodbye” in Yoruba. What is it?
- a. Bawo ni?
- b. E ku ise.
- c. Bawo le se?
- d. E ku orire.
- 🎨 What’s the Yoruba word for “Blue”?
- a. Pupa
- b. Awọ̀
- c. Funfun
- d. Dudu
Presentation:
Step 1: Recap of Common Yoruba Greetings (10 minutes)
- Engage students in a greeting session, using visuals.
- Teach additional greetings like “Bawo ni?” (How are you?) and “E ku ise” (Goodbye).
Step 2: Introduction to Family Members in Yoruba (10 minutes)
- Display pictures of family members with Yoruba labels (e.g., Baba, Iya).
- Encourage students to repeat and identify family members.
Step 3: Recognition of Basic Colors and Numbers in Yoruba (10 minutes)
- Introduce basic colors and numbers using flashcards.
- Engage students in simple counting and color recognition activities.
Teacher’s Activities:
- Guiding greetings and pronunciation.
- Displaying family member visuals.
- Conducting counting and color recognition activities.
Learners Activities:
- Participating in greetings.
- Identifying family members.
- Engaging in counting and color recognition.
Assessment:
- Observation of pronunciation during greetings.
- Recognition of family members in Yoruba.
- Participation in counting and color activities.
Ten Evaluation Questions:
- How do you say “Good morning” in Yoruba?
- a. Bawo ni?
- b. E ku ise.
- c. Bawo le se?
- d. E ku orire.
- What is the Yoruba word for “father”?
- a. Iya
- b. Baba
- c. Omo
- d. Egbon
- Can you repeat the Yoruba word for “Goodbye”?
- a. Bawo ni?
- b. E ku ise.
- c. Bawo le se?
- d. E ku orire.
- How do you ask “How are you?” in Yoruba?
- a. Bawo ni?
- b. E ku ise.
- c. Bawo le se?
- d. E ku orire.
- Which color is “pupa” in Yoruba?
- a. Blue
- b. Red
- c. Yellow
- d. Green
- How do you say “mother” in Yoruba?
- a. Baba
- b. Omo
- c. Iya
- d. Egbon
- What number is “mẹta” in Yoruba?
- a. Two
- b. Three
- c. Four
- d. Five
- Can you count from one to three in Yoruba?
- a. Ọkan, ẹji, ẹta
- b. Ọkan, ẹji, kẹrin
- c. Ọkan, ẹta, ẹrin
- d. Ọkan, ẹrin, ẹji
- Translate “Good afternoon” into Yoruba.
- a. Bawo ni?
- b. E ka san.
- c. Bawo le se?
- d. E ku orire.
- What is the Yoruba word for “sister”?
- a. Iya
- b. Baba
- c. Omo
- d. Ẹ̀gbọ́n mi obìnrin
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