Readiness Test Physical and Health Education Primary 6 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 1
Physical and Health Education (PHE) – Second Term Lesson Plan
Week 1: Revision and Preparedness Test
Subject: Physical and Health Education
Class: Primary 6
Term: Second Term
Week: 1
Age: 10 – 12 years
Duration: 40 minutes
Behavioral Objectives
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Recall key concepts from the first term’s Physical and Health Education topics.
- Identify areas that need improvement from previous learning.
- Demonstrate understanding of basic PHE topics through a preparedness test.
- Develop a readiness mindset for the second term’s topics.
Keywords
- Revision
- Preparedness
- Test
- Physical fitness
- Hygiene
- Sportsmanship
Set Induction (Teacher’s Introduction)
- The teacher will greet the pupils and ask a few warm-up questions about their holiday experiences.
- The teacher will introduce the lesson by explaining the importance of revision and preparation for a new term.
- Pupils will be asked to share their favorite PHE topics from the previous term.
Entry Behavior
- Pupils have learned various Physical and Health Education concepts in the first term, such as personal hygiene, physical fitness, and safety in sports.
Learning Resources and Materials
- First-term PHE textbook or notes
- Charts with key PHE concepts
- A simple test paper for assessment
Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge
- The teacher will guide the pupils to recall key topics covered in the first term, such as:
- Personal hygiene
- First aid
- Physical fitness and exercises
- Safety rules in sports
- Food and nutrition
Embedded Core Skills
- Communication skills
- Critical thinking
- Self-awareness
- Teamwork
Instructional Materials
- Whiteboard and marker
- Flashcards
- Sample test questions
Content
1. Revision of First Term Topics
- Personal Hygiene: Proper ways to maintain body cleanliness.
- First Aid: Basic first aid procedures and their importance.
- Physical Fitness and Exercises: Types of exercises and their benefits.
- Safety in Sports: Rules to prevent injuries during sports activities.
- Food and Nutrition: Eating healthy for a strong body.
2. Preparedness Test
- Pupils will take a short test to assess their understanding of first-term topics.
- The test will help identify areas needing improvement.
Evaluation
Fill in the Blanks (Choose the correct option: a, b, c, or d)
- The process of keeping our body clean is called __________.
a) Nutrition
b) Hygiene
c) Exercise
d) Sports - __________ is given to an injured person before professional medical help arrives.
a) Sportsmanship
b) First aid
c) Rest
d) Surgery - A balanced diet contains __________.
a) Only carbohydrates
b) Only proteins
c) All food nutrients in the right proportion
d) Only vitamins - Which of the following helps in maintaining body fitness?
a) Watching TV all day
b) Regular exercise
c) Eating junk food
d) Sleeping all day - Which of these is a safety rule in sports?
a) Running on a wet floor
b) Wearing proper sports gear
c) Ignoring injuries
d) Playing rough games - Washing hands before eating prevents __________.
a) Exercise
b) Diseases
c) Growth
d) Strength - The correct way to handle a small cut is to __________.
a) Ignore it
b) Wash it and apply antiseptic
c) Cover it with dirty cloth
d) Scratch it - A good posture helps to keep the __________ straight.
a) Arm
b) Spine
c) Ear
d) Hand - One way to prevent dehydration is to __________.
a) Drink plenty of water
b) Eat more sugar
c) Avoid drinking water
d) Sleep less - Proper brushing of teeth prevents __________.
a) Tooth decay
b) Growth
c) Hair loss
d) Muscle pain
Class Activity Discussion (FAQs)
- Why is revision important?
- Revision helps us remember what we learned and prepare for new topics.
- What is the best way to stay physically fit?
- Engaging in regular exercise and eating a balanced diet.
- How does washing hands help prevent diseases?
- It removes germs that cause infections.
- Why do we need to wear proper sports gear?
- To protect ourselves from injuries during sports activities.
- What should you do if you get a small cut?
- Wash it with clean water and apply antiseptic.
- Why is a balanced diet important?
- It provides the body with all necessary nutrients.
- What are examples of physical exercises?
- Running, skipping, jumping, and push-ups.
- What is the first thing to do in case of an injury?
- Administer first aid before seeking professional medical help.
- How can we maintain good posture?
- By sitting and standing correctly without slouching.
- Why do we need water in our body?
- Water keeps us hydrated and helps digestion.
Presentation Steps
- Teacher’s Activity:
- The teacher revises the previous term’s topics with the pupils.
- Explains the importance of revision and preparedness.
- Distributes the preparedness test.
- Learners’ Activity:
- Pupils answer revision questions.
- Discuss and review answers with the teacher.
- Teacher’s and Learners’ Activity:
- The teacher corrects wrong answers and explains difficult concepts.
Assessment
Short Answer Questions
- What is personal hygiene?
- Mention two ways to prevent injuries during sports.
- What are the benefits of physical exercise?
- Why is first aid important?
- Give one example of a balanced diet.
- How does good posture help the body?
- What is dehydration?
- List two things we should do to maintain cleanliness.
- Mention one first aid item.
- How often should we brush our teeth?
Conclusion
- The teacher marks the pupils’ test papers.
- Feedback is given on the areas that need improvement.
- The teacher encourages the pupils to study regularly and prepare for the new term.
