Revision Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 5 Week 11 First Term Lesson Notes / Plans
Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 5 First Term Week 11 Revision
Subject: Cultural and Creative Arts
Class: Primary 5
Term: First Term
Week: 11
Age: 10 years
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Part A: Review and Revision (20 FAQs with Answers)
- Q: What is sketching?
A: Sketching is a quick drawing that shows the main idea of an object or scene. - Q: What is the purpose of role play?
A: Role play helps people learn by acting out different roles or situations. - Q: What does imaginative drawing mean?
A: Imaginative drawing is creating pictures from your imagination, not by copying what you see. - Q: What is a greeting card used for?
A: Greeting cards are used to send messages of love, celebration, or sympathy. - Q: Who is an actor or actress?
A: An actor or actress is a person who performs in plays, movies, or TV shows. - Q: Why are patriotic songs important?
A: Patriotic songs express love and pride for one’s country. - Q: What is the apprenticeship system?
A: The apprenticeship system is a way to learn a trade by working under an experienced person. - Q: What is the solfa notation system used for?
A: The solfa notation system is used to teach and read music using syllables like Do, Re, and Mi. - Q: What does shading do in a drawing?
A: Shading adds depth and makes drawings look more realistic. - Q: What is a landscape drawing?
A: A landscape drawing shows natural scenery like trees, mountains, or rivers. - Q: What are the materials needed to make a greeting card?
A: You need paper, markers, glue, scissors, and decorations like stickers or glitter. - Q: How do you show rhythm in music?
A: Rhythm in music is shown by patterns of beats that you can tap, clap, or play on instruments. - Q: What is the role of an apprentice?
A: An apprentice learns a skill or trade by working under a skilled worker. - Q: Why do people draw from their imagination?
A: Drawing from imagination helps to create new and unique ideas. - Q: What does role playing teach us?
A: Role playing teaches us how to act in different situations and helps improve confidence. - Q: What is the difference between sketching and shading?
A: Sketching is a quick outline, while shading adds light and dark areas to make a drawing more detailed. - Q: Name a famous Nigerian patriotic song.
A: “Which Way Nigeria” by Sonny Okosun is a famous Nigerian patriotic song. - Q: What is a rhythmic pattern?
A: A rhythmic pattern is a sequence of beats that repeats in music. - Q: What do you learn in a traditional apprenticeship system?
A: You learn skills like tailoring, carpentry, or welding. - Q: Why is solfa notation helpful?
A: Solfa notation makes it easier to sing and understand music notes.
Part B: Objective Questions (20 Questions)
Choose the correct option (a, b, c, or d) that best completes the sentences:
- __________ is a quick drawing that captures the main idea.
a) Sketching
b) Painting
c) Coloring
d) Shading - Role play helps people __________.
a) Dance
b) Learn
c) Draw
d) Sing - Drawing from imagination is also known as __________.
a) Observational drawing
b) Imaginative drawing
c) Sketching
d) Shading - Greeting cards are used to __________.
a) Decorate homes
b) Send messages
c) Teach math
d) Cook food - An actor performs in __________.
a) Classrooms
b) Plays
c) Factories
d) Offices - A patriotic song expresses __________ for one’s country.
a) Anger
b) Love
c) Fear
d) Sadness - The traditional apprenticeship system helps people learn __________.
a) Skills
b) Songs
c) History
d) Games - Solfa notation is used in __________.
a) Music
b) Art
c) Science
d) Geography - Shading makes a drawing look __________.
a) Flat
b) Realistic
c) Colorful
d) Simple - A drawing that shows nature is called a __________.
a) Portrait
b) Landscape
c) Still life
d) Sketch - Materials needed for making a card include __________.
a) Food
b) Markers
c) Water
d) Toys - Rhythm in music is shown by __________.
a) Patterns of beats
b) Colors
c) Shapes
d) Words - An apprentice learns a __________.
a) Dance
b) Song
c) Skill
d) Story - __________ helps to create new and unique ideas in drawing.
a) Sketching
b) Imagination
c) Shading
d) Coloring - Role playing can improve __________.
a) Confidence
b) Drawing
c) Singing
d) Reading - The act of adding light and dark areas in drawing is called __________.
a) Shading
b) Sketching
c) Painting
d) Erasing - “Which Way Nigeria” is a __________ song.
a) Love
b) Religious
c) Patriotic
d) Dance - A sequence of beats in music is known as __________.
a) Rhythm
b) Melody
c) Harmony
d) Sketch - __________ helps in learning trades like tailoring or carpentry.
a) Traditional apprenticeship
b) Sketching
c) Singing
d) Painting - Solfa notation uses __________ to represent music notes.
a) Words
b) Colors
c) Numbers
d) Syllables
Part C: Theory Questions (20 Questions)
Answer the following questions briefly:
- What is sketching?
- Define role play.
- What does imaginative drawing involve?
- Name two uses of greeting cards.
- Who is an actress?
- Why do people sing patriotic songs?
- What do you learn from the apprenticeship system?
- How is solfa notation used in music?
- What is the purpose of shading in a drawing?
- Describe a landscape drawing.
- List two materials needed for making a greeting card.
- What is rhythm in music?
- What is the role of an apprentice?
- Why is imagination important in drawing?
- What does role playing teach?
- What is the difference between sketching and shading?
- Mention one Nigerian patriotic song.
- What is a rhythmic pattern?
- Name one trade learned through the apprenticeship system.
- Why is solfa notation important?
Part D: True or False Questions (20 Questions)
Write True or False for each statement:
- Sketching is a detailed and finished drawing.
- Role play is pretending to be someone else.
- Imaginative drawing is based on real-life observation.
- Greeting cards can be used for celebrations.
- Actors perform in movies and plays.
- Patriotic songs express anger for one’s country.
- The apprenticeship system is a way to learn a skill.
- Solfa notation is not used in music.
- Shading makes a drawing look realistic.
- Landscape drawing shows natural scenery.
- You need food to make a greeting card.
- Rhythm is a pattern of beats in music.
- An apprentice learns by watching TV.
- Imagination is used to create new ideas in drawing.
- Role playing does not help build confidence.
- Shading adds depth to a drawing.
- “Which Way Nigeria” is a love song.
- A rhythmic pattern repeats in music.
- Traditional apprenticeship helps in learning to play instruments.
- Solfa notation uses syllables to teach music.
Part E: Fill in the Gaps (20 Questions)
Fill in the blanks with the correct words:
- Sketching is a __________ drawing that shows the main idea.
- Role play involves acting out a __________.
- Imaginative drawing comes from the __________.
- Greeting cards can be used to send __________.
- An actor or actress performs in __________.
- A patriotic song shows love for one’s __________.
- The traditional apprenticeship system is a way to learn a __________.
- Solfa notation is used in __________.
- Shading helps to make a drawing look __________.
- A drawing that shows nature is called a __________.
- Materials like paper and markers are used to make a __________ card.
- Rhythm in music is a pattern of __________.
- An apprentice learns a skill by working under an __________.
- Drawing from imagination helps create __________ ideas.
- Role playing helps improve __________.
- Adding light and dark areas in a drawing is called __________.
- “Which Way Nigeria” is a __________ song.
- A rhythmic pattern repeats __________ in music.
- Tailoring can be learned through the __________ system.
- Solfa notation uses __________ to represent music notes.
This revision covers all the major topics taught in the first term of Cultural and Creative Arts for Primary 5. The questions aim to reinforce understanding and ensure students are well-prepared for their exams.
Homework or Assignment (5 minutes): Assign a creative drawing task for homework. Provide a list of prompts or allow students to choose their own imaginative subjects. Encourage them to bring their creations to the next class for further discussion
Homework
- Imaginative drawing goes beyond replicating reality; it involves expressing ideas and emotions through ___________. a) Realistic portrayals b) Abstract forms c) Photographic accuracy d) Familiar subjects
- In imaginative drawing, students are encouraged to visualize scenes with closed eyes and translate those mental images into ___________. a) Realistic paintings b) Abstract sculptures c) Creative drawings d) Photographic reproductions
- The focus of today’s drawing session is on nurturing creativity by encouraging students to draw from ___________. a) Instruction manuals b) Observation c) Imagination d) Past artworks
- When drawing from imagination, it is important to pay attention to fundamental elements like shapes, lines, and ___________. a) Shadows b) Photorealism c) Monochromatic colors d) Grid structures
- An imaginative warm-up involves prompting students to visualize a scene or object and then ___________. a) Imitate existing artworks b) Write a detailed description c) Recreate it exactly as imagined d) Draw it without visualizing
- To draw from imagination, one must translate mental images into visual elements using ___________. a) Proportional accuracy b) Imaginative details c) Rote copying d) Photographic references
- Analyzing creativity in drawings involves exploring the ___________ behind the choices made during the drawing process. a) Realistic depiction b) Techniques used c) Stories and emotions d) Copying from others
- In imaginative drawing, students are encouraged to go beyond traditional concepts and ___________ their own interpretations. a) Imitate b) Challenge c) Replicate d) Memorize
- Creative drawings often convey unique stories and ___________ through the choices made in the artistic process. a) Photorealism b) Proportional accuracy c) Emotions and ideas d) Monotonous color schemes
- The teacher’s role in an imaginative drawing class is to provide guidance on ___________ techniques and encourage creative thinking. a) Rote copying b) Abstract c) Basic drawing d) Photorealistic
- Analyzing drawings involves discussing the ___________ and individual interpretations of the artworks. a) Color accuracy b) Photorealism c) Stories behind d) Replication methods
- The imaginative warm-up aims to stimulate creativity by prompting students to visualize scenes and then ___________. a) Imitate exactly b) Describe in words c) Replicate from memory d) Draw without thinking
- When drawing from imagination, students are encouraged to consider ___________ rather than focusing on realistic representation. a) Familiar subjects b) Photorealistic details c) Abstract concepts d) Traditional techniques
- A supportive environment for sharing drawings in class encourages students to discuss common themes and ___________ in their creations. a) Repetitive patterns b) Artistic critiques c) Unique approaches d) Photographic references
- Imaginative and creative drawing involves going beyond ___________ and expressing personal ideas and emotions. a) Photorealistic replication b) Abstract concepts c) Familiar subjects d) Rote copying