Revision Home Economics Primary 5 Week 11 First Term Lesson Notes / Plans

Subject: Home Economics

Class: Primary 5

Term: First Term

Week: 11

Topic: Revision – Using Simple Sewing Tools and Equipment

Sub-topic: Exploring Basic Sewing Tools

Duration: 45 minutes

Set Induction: Begin by showing a variety of simple sewing tools to capture students’ interest and curiosity.

Entry Behaviour: Ask students to name any sewing tools they know and briefly discuss any experiences they have had using them.

Key Words:

  • Needle
  • Thread
  • Scissors
  • Thimble
  • Pin
  • Tape measure

Behavioural Objectives:

  1. Identify basic sewing tools.
  2. Understand the purpose of each sewing tool.
  3. Demonstrate safe usage of sewing tools.

Embedded Core Skills:

  • Fine motor skills
  • Critical thinking
  • Safety awareness

Learning Materials:

  • Display board with labeled sewing tools
  • Actual sewing tools for demonstration
  • Illustrated posters of sewing tools

Teaching Methods:

  • Visual aids
  • Hands-on demonstration
  • Interactive discussions

Instructional Materials:

  • Labeled images of sewing tools
  • Sample fabrics for demonstration
  • Safety guidelines poster

Content of the Lesson: Explanation of keywords related to basic sewing tools, their functions, and safety precautions.

Presentation:

Step 1: Introduction to Sewing Tools (15 minutes)

  • Display labeled images of sewing tools on the board.
  • Explain each tool’s purpose, emphasizing safety measures.

Step 2: Hands-On Demonstration (15 minutes)

  • Demonstrate the correct usage of each tool using sample fabrics.
  • Allow students to handle the tools under supervision.

Step 3: Interactive Discussion (10 minutes)

  • Engage students in a discussion about the importance of each tool.
  • Ask questions to reinforce understanding.

Teacher’s Activities:

  • Introduce sewing tools with clear explanations.
  • Demonstrate safe usage and handling.
  • Encourage questions and class participation.

Learners’ Activities:

  • Observe and ask questions during the demonstration.
  • Handle sewing tools under supervision.
  • Participate in the interactive discussion.

Assessment: Observe students during the hands-on session to ensure correct handling of tools. Ask questions to assess their understanding of the tools’ functions.

Evaluation:

  1. A tool used to join fabrics together is called a ________. a) Needle b) Thread c) Scissors d) Thimble
  2. ________ is a small, pointed tool used to hold fabrics in place temporarily. a) Needle b) Pin c) Tape measure d) Thread
  3. The tool used to protect your fingers while sewing is called a ________. a) Needle b) Thread c) Scissors d) Thimble
  4. A long, thin piece of metal with a pointed end used for sewing is called a ________. a) Needle b) Pin c) Scissors d) Thimble
  5. ________ is a flexible ruler used for measuring fabrics. a) Needle b) Pin c) Tape measure d) Thread
  6. The tool used to cut fabrics is called ________. a) Needle b) Pin c) Tape measure d) Scissors
  7. When sewing, it’s important to use the right ________ to match the fabric. a) Needle b) Pin c) Thread d) Scissors
  8. ________ is a long, thin strand used for sewing fabrics together. a) Needle b) Pin c) Tape measure d) Thread
  9. ________ is a tool used to guide the needle through fabrics. a) Needle b) Pin c) Thimble d) Scissors
  10. The tool that helps measure the length and width of fabrics is called ________. a) Needle b) Pin c) Tape measure d) Scissors
  11. ________ is a tool used to cut threads and fabrics. a) Needle b) Pin c) Tape measure d) Scissors
  12. When using a ________, make sure to keep your fingers safe. a) Needle b) Pin c) Thimble d) Scissors
  13. The tool that secures fabrics in place temporarily is a ________. a) Needle b) Pin c) Tape measure d) Thimble
  14. ________ is a tool used to join fabrics together securely. a) Needle b) Pin c) Tape measure d) Thread
  15. To avoid accidents, always use ________ for cutting fabrics. a) Needle b) Pin c) Thimble d) Scissors

Conclusion : Review students’ handling of tools and their responses to fill-in-blank questions for understanding and retention. Provide positive feedback and address any misconceptions

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