Second Term Revision Basic Science Primary 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 11
Subject: Basic Science
Class: Primary 3
Term: Second Term
Week: 11
Topic: Basic Science Second Term Revision Test
Duration: 1 hour
Entry Behaviour: Students should have a basic understanding of the topics covered in the second term.
Key Words: Revision, test, basic science, primary 3, second term.
Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to recall and demonstrate their understanding of the various topics covered in the second term.
Embedded Core Skills: Recall, comprehension, application.
Learning Materials: Test papers, pencils, erasers.
Content: The test will cover all the topics taught during the second term, including soil, water, wind, and other relevant concepts.
Objectives
- Packaged water is convenient for _______. a) drinking at home b) carrying around c) cooking meals d) watering plants
- Sealed packages keep water _______. a) dirty b) clean c) colorful d) hot
- Packaged water has a longer _______. a) day b) shelf life c) journey d) color
- Different types of packaged water offer _______. a) only one flavor b) no choices c) variety d) the same taste
- Packaged water is readily available in _______. a) schools b) stores c) parks d) cinemas
- Small packages like sachets are easy to carry around for _______. a) cooking b) reading c) outdoor activities d) sleeping
- Packaged water undergoes purification processes to ensure it’s _______. a) harmful b) dirty c) safe d) salty
- Having packaged water on hand is useful during _______. a) celebrations b) emergencies c) holidays d) parties
- Packaged water helps keep our bodies _______. a) hydrated b) sleepy c) sick d) dirty
- Packaging water reduces the need for using _______. a) disposable cups or bottles b) toys c) books d) clothes
- Packaged water is convenient for carrying around when we go to _______. a) school b) work c) play d) all of the above
- Sealed packages keep water clean and safe from _______. a) contamination b) coloring c) drying d) cleaning
- Different types of packaged water offer choices like flavored or _______ water. a) sparkling b) salty c) dirty d) hot
- Having packaged water on hand is useful during natural _______. a) days b) holidays c) disasters d) nights
- Packaging water helps minimize _______ waste. a) plastic b) paper c) food d) metal
- Soil is the upper part of the earth that supports ______ growth. a) plant and animal b) plant and tree c) human and animal d) tree and animal
- Soil provides ______ and other nutrients for plant growth. a) water b) minerals c) air d) sunlight
- Soil protects plants from ______. a) growth b) erosion c) pollution d) flooding
- ______ is a type of soil used for making bricks. a) Sandy soil b) Loamy soil c) Clay soil d) Peaty soil
- ______ soil is good for growing crops like maize and beans. a) Sandy b) Loamy c) Clayey d) Peaty
- Soil is made up of ______, minerals, air, and water. a) plants b) rocks c) animals d) buildings
- The main components of soil are sand, silt, and ______. a) water b) clay c) air d) plants
- Soil is used as a base for building ______. a) roads b) schools c) hospitals d) playgrounds
- Soil acts as a natural ______ for water, removing impurities. a) filter b) container c) pump d) source
- Soil provides habitats for ______. a) humans b) animals c) buildings d) vehicles
- Soil supports ______ in forests, grasslands, and wetlands. a) biodiversity b) pollution c) erosion d) destruction
- Soil is used for gardening, landscaping, and ______ fields. a) football b) basketball c) tennis d) cricket
- Soil is important for ______ and relaxation. a) work b) stress c) leisure d) tension
- Soil helps in ______ water for plant use. a) storing b) blocking c) filtering d) draining
- Soil supports the growth of ______ like fruits and vegetables. a) trees b) animals c) crops d) flowers
Theory
- What are the methods of water purification?
- Name three sources of water.
- Explain the effects of wind on humans.
- Who is considered a heroine in Lagos State?
- What is the meaning of water purification?
- List three qualities of clean water.
- Describe the dangers of drinking bad water.
- Who is considered a hero in Lagos State?
- Why is it important to purify water before drinking?
- What are the uses of wind
Presentation:
- Step 1: The teacher briefly revises the previous topics covered in the second term, highlighting key concepts and important points. Importance of Soil to Animals Basic Science Primary 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 10
- Step 2: The teacher introduces the new topic, which is the revision test, explaining its purpose and format to the students.
- Step 3: The teacher distributes the test papers to the students and instructs them to complete the questions within the allotted time.
- Teacher’s Activities: Supervising the students during the test, answering any questions or clarifications they may have.
- Learners Activities: Students complete the test independently, recalling and applying the knowledge they have gained throughout the term.
- Assessment: The test serves as the assessment for the students’ understanding of the second term topics.
- Evaluation:
- What is the main source of water on Earth? a) Rivers
b) Lakes
c) Oceans
d) Ponds - Name three types of soil. a) Sandy, clayey, loamy
b) Red, blue, green
c) Hard, soft, rocky
d) Wet, dry, moist - What is wind? a) Water in motion
b) Air in motion
c) Soil in motion
d) Fire in motion - Why is soil important for plants? a) It provides support
b) It provides food
c) It provides water
d) All of the above - List three uses of water. a) Drinking, cooking, washing
b) Swimming, fishing, sailing
c) Reading, writing, painting
d) Running, jumping, skipping - Name two animals that live in the soil. a) Ants, earthworms
b) Fish, birds
c) Lions, tigers
d) Elephants, giraffes - What is the process of removing impurities from water called? a) Filtration
b) Distillation
c) Evaporation
d) Condensation - Why is wind important? a) It helps in pollination
b) It helps in spreading seeds
c) It provides oxygen
d) All of the above - List two harmful effects of wind. a) Erosion, destruction of property
b) Rainfall, sunshine
c) Cooling, drying
d) Plant growth, animal survival - What are the components of soil? a) Rocks, leaves, water
b) Air, water, soil organisms
c) Grass, trees, flowers
d) Birds, insects, mammals
Conclusion: After the test, the teacher collects the papers and proceeds to mark them, providing feedback to the students on their performance.
- What is the main source of water on Earth? a) Rivers