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Sleep : When To Sleep, When Not to Sleep and Where to Sleep Home Economics Primary 2 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 8

Subject: Home Economics

Class: Primary 2

Term: Second Term

Week: 8

Topic: Sleep: When to Sleep, When Not to Sleep, and Where to Sleep

Duration: 45 minutes

Entry Behaviour: Students should be able to identify the concept of sleep and its importance.

Key Words: Sleep, rest, bedtime, nap, safety, comfortable, environment.

Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to understand when it’s appropriate to sleep, when it’s not, and where it’s safe to sleep.

Embedded Core Skills: Critical thinking, decision-making, safety awareness, communication.

Learning Materials: Pictures of different sleeping environments, examples of unsafe sleeping situations, illustrations of daytime activities, posters with sleep-related vocabulary.

Reference Materials: Lagos State Scheme of Work, Home Economics Textbook, Workbook.

Content:

Best periods or times when we should sleep:

  1. Bedtime: This is the time we go to bed at night.
  2. Nighttime: When it gets dark outside, it’s time to sleep.
  3. Evening: As the day comes to an end, we start feeling sleepy.
  4. Midnight: The middle of the night when it’s quiet and peaceful.
  5. Naptime: A short sleep during the day, usually in the afternoon.
  6. Afternoon: Sometimes, we feel tired after lunch and need a little rest.
  7. Dusk: Just before it gets dark, it’s a good time to start getting ready for bed.
  8. Early Morning: Waking up early and feeling refreshed after a good night’s sleep.
  9. Dawn: The time when the sun starts to rise, signaling the end of the night.
  10. Anytime: Whenever we feel tired or sleepy, it’s important to listen to our bodies and take a rest.

 

Periods or times when we should not indulge in unnecessary sleep:

  1. Morning: It’s time to wake up and start our day.
  2. School Hours: We need to stay awake and focused during classes.
  3. Mealtime: We should stay awake while eating to enjoy our food and digest it properly.
  4. Playtime: When we’re playing with friends or having fun, it’s not time to sleep.
  5. Bath Time: We need to be awake and alert while taking a bath to stay safe.
  6. Study Time: When we’re studying or doing homework, we need to stay awake to learn.
  7. Walking or Moving: When we’re walking or moving around, we should stay awake to avoid accidents.
  8. Doing Chores: We need to be awake to help with household chores and tasks.
  9. Family Time: When spending time with family, it’s important to stay awake and enjoy each other’s company.
  10. Watching TV or Listening to Stories: We should stay awake to enjoy watching TV shows or listening to stories.

 

Places where we can stay and enjoy our sleep:

  1. Bed: A comfortable place with a mattress and pillows where we sleep at night.
  2. Bedroom: The room in our house where we have our bed and sleep.
  3. Couch: A long seat in the living room where we can sometimes take a nap.
  4. Hammock: A swinging bed made of fabric or netting in between trees that we can sleep in outdoors.
  5. Mat: A flat pad made of foam or straw that we can sleep on, especially when camping.
  6. Floor: Sometimes we might sleep on the floor with a blanket if there’s no bed available.
  7. Tent: A temporary shelter made of fabric where we can sleep while camping.
  8. Sleeping Bag: A portable padded bag we can sleep in, often used for camping.
  9. Chair: Although not ideal, sometimes we might take a short nap sitting in a chair.
  10. Blanket Fort: A fun structure made of blankets and pillows where we can sleep or play indoors.

Evaluation

  1. We should sleep during the _______ to rest our bodies and minds. a) morning b) evening c) afternoon d) night
  2. It’s not a good idea to sleep when we’re _______. a) studying b) playing c) eating d) tired
  3. We should avoid sleeping while _______ to stay safe. a) crossing the road b) eating lunch c) playing outside d) reading a book
  4. A comfortable place to sleep is our _______. a) classroom b) playground c) bedroom d) kitchen
  5. We can also sleep on a _______ when camping. a) chair b) table c) tent d) slide
  6. Sleeping on a _______ helps us relax and recharge. a) swing b) bicycle c) hammock d) ladder
  7. A sleeping bag is useful for sleeping _______. a) in the kitchen b) on the floor c) in the bathtub d) at school
  8. It’s important to have a _______ when we sleep to keep us warm. a) blanket b) pillow c) toy d) book
  9. We shouldn’t sleep _______ because it’s not safe. a) in a tent b) on a bed c) while swimming d) in the bedroom
  10. We should always ask for _______ before we sleep somewhere new. a) permission b) a snack c) a toy d) a book
  11. When we sleep, we close our _______ to rest. a) eyes b) mouth c) ears d) nose
  12. We sleep at night because it’s _______. a) cooler b) warmer c) louder d) brighter
  13. If we’re feeling sleepy during the day, it’s okay to take a short _______. a) walk b) shower c) nap d) dance
  14. It’s not safe to sleep in places with lots of _______. a) noise b) light c) people d) food
  15. We should always listen to our _______ and sleep when we’re tired. a) teacher b) parents c) friends d) bodies

Presentation

  1. Revision: Recap the previous lesson on the meaning and benefits of sleep.
  2. Introduction to the new topic: Define sleep and discuss why it’s important.
  3. Teacher’s Activities:
    • Explain when it’s appropriate to sleep (nighttime, bedtime).
    • Discuss situations when it’s unsafe to sleep (while swimming, crossing the road).
    • Describe suitable places for sleeping (bedroom, bed, tent).
  4. Learners Activities:
    • Participate in a class discussion about sleep.
    • Identify safe and unsafe sleeping scenarios from pictures.
    • Share personal experiences of bedtime routines and favorite sleeping spots.
  5. Assessment: Ask students to demonstrate understanding by answering questions related to the topic.
  6. Ten Evaluation Questions:
    1. When is it appropriate to sleep?
    2. Name one unsafe place to sleep.
    3. What should you do before sleeping in a new place?
    4. Why is it important to have a bedtime routine?
    5. What are some activities you can do during the day instead of sleeping?
    6. Why is it dangerous to sleep while swimming?
    7. Where is a comfortable place to sleep in your home?
    8. How can you stay safe while sleeping in a tent?
    9. What should you do if you feel sleepy during the day?
    10. Why is sleep important for our health?
  7. Conclusion: Review key points and address any remaining questions. Encourage students to practice good sleep habits at home.

This detailed lesson plan ensures that students understand the importance of sleep, know when it’s appropriate to sleep, when it’s not, and where to sleep safely.

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