Second Term Mid-Term Test Social Studies Primary 2 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 7

Lesson Plan Presentation

Subject: Social Studies

Class: Primary 2

Term: 2

Week: 7

Topic: Revision Mid-Term Test – Forms of Greeting, Environment, Keeping Our Environment Clean, Benefits of a Clean Environment

Sub-topic: Revisiting What We’ve Learned

Duration: 50 minutes

Entry Behaviour: Recall one way to greet someone and name one thing found in the environment.

Key Words: Greeting, Environment, Clean, Tools, Sanitation.

Behavioral Objectives:

  • Review forms of greeting and their importance.
  • Recollect the meaning, types, and things found in the environment.
  • Recall tools for keeping the environment clean and the concept of sanitation.
  • Remember the benefits of a clean environment.

Embedded Core Skills: Recall, Identification, Communication.

Learning Materials:

  • Flashcards with key words.
  • Visual aids for each topic.
  • Mid-term test papers.

Content:

  1. Introduction
    • Quick recall of previous lessons on greeting, environment, cleanliness, and benefits of a clean environment.
    • Remind students of the importance of what we’ve learned.
  2. Revision Mid-Term Test
    • Distribute test papers covering all topics.
    • Questions will include forms of greeting, types of environments, tools for cleanliness, and benefits of a clean environment.
  3. Assessment and Discussion
    • Collect and assess test papers.
    • Discuss correct answers and address any challenges or questions.

Forms of Greeting and the Importance of Greeting:

  1. Greeting can include _________. a) Jumping b) Kneeling c) Running d) Hiding
  2. _________ is a way of showing respect. a) Laughing loudly b) Kneeling c) Yelling d) Sleeping
  3. Why is greeting important? It promotes _________. a) Sickness b) Tolerance c) Noise d) Darkness
  4. Prostrating is a form of _________. a) Dancing b) Greeting c) Shouting d) Eating

Environment: Meaning, Types, and Things Found:

  1. The environment means our _________. a) Toys b) Surroundings c) Ice cream d) Computers
  2. Types of environments include natural, _________, and aquatic. a) Colorful b) Noisy c) Urban d) Shaky
  3. What does “rural” mean? It’s related to _________. a) Cities b) Villages c) Mountains d) Oceans
  4. Things found in the environment include _________. a) Spaceships b) Animals c) Rainbows d) Robots

Keeping Our Environment Clean: Tools and Sanitation:

  1. Tools for a clean environment include _________. a) Toys b) Brooms c) Ice cream d) Computers
  2. Using recycling bins helps to keep the environment _________. a) Dirty b) Green c) Red d) Broken
  3. Sanitation means keeping things _________. a) Colorful b) Tidy c) Noisy d) Spiky
  4. How often should we do sanitation? _________. a) Every year b) Once in a while c) Every day d) On holidays

Benefits of a Clean Environment:

  1. A clean place looks _________. a) Dark b) Nice c) Cold d) Hard
  2. Clean environments help us stay _________. a) Angry b) Sad c) Strong d) Small
  3. No bad smell means a clean area doesn’t _________. a) Shout b) Stink c) Dance d) Sing
  4. A clean environment is good for animals and _________. a) Machines b) Buildings c) Trees d) People
  5. Clean places have fresh and healthy _________. a) Cars b) Water c) Lights d) Toys
  6. It makes places _________ to play and walk. a) Noisy b) Dangerous c) Safer d) Darker
  7. Cleaning up means less _________ around. a) Noise b) Water c) Garbage d) Sunshine
  8. It keeps our water sources free from _________. a) Pollution b) Music c) Hugs d) Laughter
  9. Clean places have fewer bothersome _________. a) Birds b) Fish c) Bugs d) Clouds
  10. It brings joy and _________ to our lives. a) Anger b) Happiness c) Sadness d) Darkness
  11. Why is a clean environment good for health? It helps us stay _________. a) Sick b) Strong c) Quiet d) Small
  12. What does “beauty” mean in a clean environment? It means it looks _________. a) Nice b) Scary c) Cold d) Bright
  13. Why is a clean area important for animals? It’s good for their _________. a) Sleep b) Dance c) Singing d) Exercise
  14. What does “rural” mean? It’s related to _________. a) Villages b) Mountains c) Cars d) Computers
  15. Why do we like places that are clean? Because they look _________. a) Ugly b) Dark c) Nice d) Broken
  16. What positive things can you see in a clean environment? _________. a) Joy and happiness b) Sadness and anger c) Darkness and fear d) Noise and chaos
  17. How often should we do sanitation? _________. a) Every year b) Once in a while c) Every day d) On holidays
  18. What does a clean environment help us stay? _________. a) Sick b) Angry c) Strong d) Small

Presentation:

Step 1 (Revision): The teacher revisits the previous topics by asking students to recall one form of greeting and one thing found in the environment.

Step 2 (Introduction of Revision Mid-Term Test): The teacher introduces the mid-term test, emphasizing that it covers all the exciting things they’ve learned so far.

Step 3 (Teacher’s Activities):

  • Distribute test papers.
  • Monitor the students during the test.
  • Collect completed test papers.

Learners’ Activities:

  • Engage in the mid-term test, recalling what they’ve learned.
  • Share any difficulties or questions they may have.

Assessment: Evaluate test papers for understanding and identify areas for further review.

Evaluation Questions:

  1. What is one form of greeting we learned?
  2. Can you name a type of environment?
  3. What tool can we use for keeping the environment clean?
  4. Why is sanitation important for our surroundings?
  5. Name one benefit of a clean environment.
  6. How do we show respect when greeting?
  7. What does “rural” mean?
  8. Why do we use recycling bins?
  9. What is the purpose of prostrating when greeting?
  10. How does a clean environment make us feel?

Conclusion:

The teacher goes around to mark and discuss the test, providing feedback and reinforcing key concepts. Encourage students to continue learning and practicing good habits for a cleaner and healthier community