Craft – Making Delicious Foods Primary 1 Home Economics

Lesson Plan Presentation

Subject: Home Economics

Class: Primary 1

Term: Second Term

Week: 3

Topic: Craft – Making Delicious Foods

Sub-topic: Understanding the Art of Making Snacks

Duration: 30 minutes

Entry Behaviour: Students are expected to share one snack they enjoy eating.

Key Words:

  • Craft
  • Act
  • Art
  • Ability
  • Skilfulness
  • Foods
  • Snacks
  • Cake
  • Bread

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

  1. Define craft in Home Economics.
  2. Identify examples of foods that can be crafted.
  3. Understand the meaning of key words such as act, art, ability, and skilfulness.

Embedded Core Skills:

  • Creativity
  • Communication
  • Observation

Learning Materials:

  • Pictures of crafted foods.
  • Flashcards with key words.
  • Real-life examples of crafted snacks.

Lesson on Craft in Home Economics

  1. What is Craft?
    • Craft means making and preparing foods, like snacks and cakes. 🍰🍪
  2. Examples of Craft:
    • Snacks: Banana bread, plantain chips.
    • Foods: Fried rice, beans.
    • 🍌🍞🍲
  3. Craft Involves:
    • Act, art, ability, skillfulness in making food.
    • Preparing tasty and yummy treats. 🎨👩‍🍳🍽️
  4. Why Craft is Fun:
    • Craft lets us be creative with our cooking.
    • We can make delicious things to share with friends. 🌈😊👫
  5. Different Kinds of Food:
    • Fried rice, beans, and many more.
    • Craft helps us make a variety of tasty meals. 🍚🥦
  6. Crafting Snacks:
    • Banana bread, plantain chips.
    • Snacks are small and yummy foods we enjoy. 🍌🍟

Remember, craft in Home Economics is about having fun while making tasty and creative foods!

Classwork

  1. Craft in Home Economics involves the __________ of making or preparing foods.
    • a) Act
    • b) Dance
    • c) Sleep
    • d) Jump
  2. Examples of craft include making tasty treats like __________ and plantain chips.
    • a) Burgers
    • b) Banana bread
    • c) Ice cream
    • d) Salads
  3. Craft lets us be __________ with our cooking.
    • a) Sad
    • b) Creative
    • c) Tired
    • d) Angry
  4. Crafting snacks involves making delightful treats such as banana __________.
    • a) Rice
    • b) Bread
    • c) Apples
    • d) Pasta
  5. Different kinds of food that can be crafted include fried __________ and beans.
    • a) Chicken
    • b) Rice
    • c) Carrots
    • d) Cakes
  6. Craft in Home Economics is about having fun while making tasty and __________ foods.
    • a) Bland
    • b) Creative
    • c) Spicy
    • d) Cold
  7. Craft is an art that requires __________ in making or preparing foods.
    • a) Laziness
    • b) Skillfulness
    • c) Forgetfulness
    • d) Sleepiness
  8. Craft lets us make different kinds of tasty meals, including fried __________.
    • a) Fruits
    • b) Meat
    • c) Rice
    • d) Yogurt
  9. Snacks crafted in Home Economics can include yummy treats like plantain __________.
    • a) Juice
    • b) Chips
    • c) Salad
    • d) Soup
  10. Craft in Home Economics is not about being sad; it’s about being __________.
    • a) Angry
    • b) Creative
    • c) Sleepy
    • d) Boring
  11. Craft involves the art and ability of making or preparing __________.
    • a) Drinks
    • b) Foods
    • c) Clothes
    • d) Toys
  12. Examples of different kinds of food that can be crafted include __________.
    • a) Pizza, burgers
    • b) Ice cream, salad
    • c) Fried rice, beans
    • d) Cake, cookies
  13. Crafting snacks in Home Economics includes making __________ like banana bread.
    • a) Savory treats
    • b) Sweet treats
    • c) Spicy treats
    • d) Sour treats
  14. Craft in Home Economics allows us to be __________ with our cooking.
    • a) Boring
    • b) Sleepy
    • c) Creative
    • d) Sad
  15. Different kinds of food that can be crafted include a variety of __________ meals.
    • a) Colorful
    • b) Bland
    • c) Salty
    • d) Tasty

Presentation:

Step 1: (The teacher revises the previous topic which was “Understanding Body Grooming“)

  • Briefly discuss the importance of body grooming.
  • Connect the concept of taking care of ourselves to the new topic on crafting delicious foods.

Step 2: (The teacher introduces the new topic)

  • Define “Craft” as the act of making or preparing foods.
  • Discuss examples of crafted foods such as snacks, cakes, and bread.
  • Show pictures of these delicious snacks.

Step 3: Teacher’s Activities

  1. Engage students in a discussion about their favorite snacks.
  2. Introduce key words using flashcards to aid understanding.
  3. Discuss the meaning of craft and its connection to making delicious foods.
  4. Show real-life examples of crafted snacks and explain the process.

Learners Activities

  1. Share their favorite snacks and why they like them.
  2. Participate in a group discussion about crafting foods.
  3. Identify and repeat key words to reinforce understanding.
  4. Ask questions and show interest in the crafted snacks.

Assessment:

  • Observe students’ participation during discussions.
  • Ask questions to check their understanding.
  • Evaluate their ability to identify key words.

Evaluation:

  1. What does “craft” mean in Home Economics?
  2. Can you name a food that can be crafted?
  3. What is the act of making or preparing foods called?
  4. Give an example of a crafted food mentioned in class.
  5. What is the art of making snacks?
  6. Name a key word that means skillfulness in crafting.
  7. Why do we craft delicious foods?
  8. Mention a food mentioned as a crafted snack.
  9. What is the ability to make snacks called?
  10. Share one thing you learned about crafting today.

Conclusion:

  • The teacher goes round to mark and assess pupils’ activities.
  • Reinforce the idea that crafting is like creating art with food, making it fun and yummy

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