First Term Cultural and Arts Recap Primary 5 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 1

Cultural and Creative Arts Lesson Note

Subject: Cultural and Creative Arts
Class: Primary 5
Term: Second Term
Week: 1
Age: 9–10 years
Topic: Review and Revision Test on Cultural and Arts Topics Treated in First Term
Duration: 40 minutes

Behavioral Objectives

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

1. Recall and explain key cultural topics taught in the first term.
2. Identify and describe various art forms discussed previously.
3. Answer revision questions correctly based on first-term topics.

Keywords

• Culture
• Tradition
• Visual Arts
• Performing Arts

Set Induction

The teacher will display various pictures, artifacts, and drawings to remind students of topics discussed in the first term.

Entry Behavior

Pupils are familiar with basic cultural practices and art forms from their environment.

Learning Resources and Materials

• Pictures of cultural artifacts
• Sample artworks (paintings, drawings)
• Musical instruments (e.g., drums, rattles)
• Charts summarizing first-term topics

Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge

Ask students questions like:

• What is culture?
• Can you name some traditional dances or music you learned last term?
• What do you remember about visual and performing arts?

Embedded Core Skills

• Critical Thinking
• Communication
• Creativity

Learning Materials

• Lagos State Scheme of Work
• Charts, flashcards, and audio-visual resources

Reference Books

• Lagos State Scheme of Work for Primary Schools
• Approved Cultural and Creative Arts Textbooks

Instructional Materials

• Charts showing cultural practices
• Pictures of traditional ceremonies
• Examples of artworks

Content

Revision Topics from First Term:

1. Culture: The way of life of people, including traditions, beliefs, and practices.
2. Traditional Festivals: Examples like New Yam Festival, Egungun Festival, and Durbar Festival.
3. Visual Arts: Drawing, painting, and sculpting.
4. Performing Arts: Dance, drama, and music.
5. Traditional Music: Use of local instruments like drums, flutes, and xylophones.
6. Nigerian Crafts: Pottery, weaving, and bead-making.

15 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions (Evaluation)

1. The way of life of a group of people is called ______.
   a) Music
   b) Culture
   c) Dance
   d) Religion
   Answer: b) Culture
2. The festival celebrated by the Yoruba people to honor ancestors is ______.
   a) Durbar
   b) Egungun
   c) New Yam
   d) Christmas
   Answer: b) Egungun
3. A common instrument used in traditional music is the ______.
   a) Piano
   b) Drum
   c) Guitar
   d) Violin
   Answer: b) Drum
4. ______ is a form of visual art where colors are applied on a surface to create pictures.
   a) Sculpture
   b) Drawing
   c) Painting
   d) Pottery
   Answer: c) Painting
5. The ______ Festival is celebrated by the Igbo people to give thanks for the harvest.
   a) Durbar
   b) New Yam
   c) Eyo
   d) Argungu
   Answer: b) New Yam
6. ______ is an example of a performing art that involves acting and storytelling.
   a) Dance
   b) Music
   c) Drama
   d) Drawing
   Answer: c) Drama
7. The ______ is a traditional Nigerian musical instrument that produces sound by striking.
   a) Flute
   b) Drum
   c) Guitar
   d) Trumpet
   Answer: b) Drum
8. ______ is an example of a traditional Nigerian craft made from clay.
   a) Bead-making
   b) Pottery
   c) Weaving
   d) Carving
   Answer: b) Pottery
9. ______ is an important feature of Nigerian culture that is passed down from one generation to another.
   a) Dance
   b) Music
   c) Tradition
   d) Fashion
   Answer: c) Tradition
10. The ______ Festival is celebrated by the Hausa people with a display of horses and cultural performances.
    a) Eyo
    b) Durbar
    c) New Yam
    d) Argungu
    Answer: b) Durbar
11. ______ is the craft of making fabric by weaving threads together.
    a) Pottery
    b) Weaving
    c) Bead-making
    d) Carving
    Answer: b) Weaving
12. ______ is a traditional African dance that involves rhythmic body movements.
    a) Ballet
    b) Hip-hop
    c) Traditional Dance
    d) Salsa
    Answer: c) Traditional Dance
13. ______ is a traditional Nigerian instrument that produces sound by blowing air.
    a) Flute
    b) Drum
    c) Guitar
    d) Harp
    Answer: a) Flute
14. ______ is a popular festival in Nigeria that honors deities and ancestors with colorful dances and masquerades.
    a) New Yam
    b) Egungun
    c) Eyo
    d) Durbar
    Answer: b) Egungun
15. The art of making jewelry and ornaments from small beads is called ______.
    a) Bead-making
    b) Pottery
    c) Carving
    d) Weaving
    Answer: a) Bead-making

15 Frequently Asked Questions with Answers (Class Activity Discussion)

1. What is culture?
   Answer: Culture is the way of life of a group of people, including their traditions, beliefs, and practices.
2. Name three traditional festivals in Nigeria.
   Answer: Egungun Festival, New Yam Festival, Durbar Festival.
3. What are visual arts?
   Answer: Visual arts include activities like drawing, painting, and sculpting.
4. What are performing arts?
   Answer: Performing arts include dance, drama, and music.
5. What is the New Yam Festival?
   Answer: The New Yam Festival is celebrated by the Igbo people to mark the harvest of yams and give thanks to the gods.
6. Which Nigerian musical instrument is commonly used in traditional music?
   Answer: The drum is a common instrument used in traditional Nigerian music.
7. What is the importance of traditional festivals in Nigerian culture?
   Answer: Traditional festivals help preserve cultural heritage, strengthen community bonds, and celebrate customs and beliefs.
8. What is the Durbar Festival?
   Answer: The Durbar Festival is a cultural event celebrated by the Hausa people, featuring a parade of horses and cultural displays.
9. What is pottery?
   Answer: Pottery is the craft of making objects like pots and vases from clay.
10. How does visual art differ from performing art?
    Answer: Visual art involves creating artworks like drawings and paintings, while performing art involves actions like acting, dancing, and music.
11. What is bead-making?
    Answer: Bead-making is the process of crafting jewelry and ornaments from small beads, often used in Nigerian culture.
12. What do you learn from cultural festivals?
    Answer: Cultural festivals teach us about history, traditions, values, and the lifestyle of different communities.
13. Why is music important in Nigerian culture?
    Answer: Music plays an important role in Nigerian culture by expressing emotions, telling stories, and accompanying dances and festivals.
14. What are the major types of traditional music in Nigeria?
    Answer: Traditional music in Nigeria includes drumming, singing, and playing instruments like flutes, rattles, and xylophones.
15. What is the significance of traditional dance in Nigerian society?
    Answer: Traditional dance is a way of expressing culture, telling stories, and honoring gods or ancestors.

Presentation Steps

1. Step 1: Revision of Previous Topics
   • The teacher recalls the topics covered in the first term.
   • Students share what they remember.
2. Step 2: Introduction of the Revision Test
   • The teacher explains the importance of reviewing past topics.
3. Step 3: Student Contributions and Corrections
   • Students participate in answering revision questions.
   • The teacher provides clarifications and corrections.

Teacher’s Activities

• Guide students through the revision topics.
• Ask questions and encourage participation.
• Correct misconceptions.

Learners’ Activities

• Recall and discuss first-term topics.
• Answer the revision questions.
• Actively participate in discussions.

Assessment

• Oral questioning based on first-term topics.
• Written test to assess understanding of cultural and arts topics.

Evaluation Questions

1. What is the difference between visual and performing arts?
2. Name three instruments used in traditional Nigerian music.
3. Describe one traditional festival celebrated in Nigeria.
4. How do festivals strengthen community bonds?
5. What is the role of music in traditional Nigerian ceremonies?
6. How do art forms like dancing and singing reflect Nigerian culture?
7. What are the benefits of preserving cultural practices?
8. Can you name any traditional crafts practiced in Nigeria?
9. What do you learn about Nigerian culture from the New Yam Festival?
10. How is bead-making important in Nigerian culture?

Conclusion

The teacher summarizes the key points discussed and ensures all questions are addressed.