Revision Home Economics Primary 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 12

Comprehensive Lesson Plan

Subject: Home Economics

Class: Primary 3

Term: Second Term

Week: 12

Age: 7 – 8 years

Topic: Revision of All Topics Covered This Term

Sub-topic: Review of All Topics

Duration: 40 minutes

Behavioural Objectives

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

1. Review all topics covered in the term.
2. Answer questions on the topics learned.
3. Identify key concepts from each topic.
4. Show understanding of how to apply what they have learned in daily life.

Keywords

Review, revision, questions, answers, skin infections, hygiene, hair care, food, washing clothes, bedroom cleaning, diseases, prevention, care.

Set Induction

The teacher starts by asking, “Can anyone tell me what we’ve learned this term in Home Economics?” The teacher then uses this as a starting point to guide the class into revising the topics covered.

Entry Behaviour

Pupils should be familiar with the main topics taught this term and ready to recall key concepts. They might need support to recall specific details.

Learning Resources and Materials

• Whiteboard and markers
• Flashcards or images of key concepts
• Revision worksheets with different question types

Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge

Students have been exposed to various topics such as hygiene, washing clothes, hair care, skin infections, and food sources this term. The revision will connect this knowledge to real-life situations.

Embedded Core Skills

• Critical thinking: recalling information learned throughout the term.
• Communication: articulating answers to review questions.
• Problem-solving: applying knowledge to scenarios provided in the questions.

Learning Materials

• Lagos State Scheme of Work for Home Economics
• Textbooks and workbooks used during the term
• Visual aids (pictures or flashcards)

Reference Books

1. Lagos State Scheme of Work for Home Economics
2. Home Economics Textbook for Primary Schools

Instructional Materials

• Revision worksheets
• Flashcards with key terms and images
• A whiteboard to write and review answers

Content

Part A: Review and Revision (20 FAQs)

1. What is hygiene?
   Hygiene is keeping our bodies and surroundings clean to stay healthy.
2. Why should we wash our hands before eating?
   Washing hands helps remove dirt and germs.
3. What is the best way to take care of your hair?
   Comb your hair, wash it regularly, and avoid using harsh chemicals.
4. What causes acne on the skin?
   Acne is caused by blocked pores and extra oil on the skin.
5. What is eczema?
   Eczema is a condition that makes the skin itchy, red, and inflamed.
6. How do you prevent skin infections?
   Wash your body regularly, use clean towels, and avoid touching infected skin.
7. What should you do if you have a cut or wound?
   Clean it with water, apply ointment, and cover it with a clean bandage.
8. What is the importance of personal hygiene?
   Personal hygiene keeps us healthy and helps prevent infections.
9. What are the causes of hair infections?
   Hair infections can be caused by bacteria, fungi, or poor hygiene.
10. Why is it important to clean your bedroom?
    A clean bedroom keeps you healthy and helps you sleep better.
11. What is the first step in washing clothes?
    Sort clothes by color and fabric type.
12. How do you protect your skin from the sun?
    Wear sunscreen or cover your skin with protective clothing.
13. What is the main purpose of food?
    Food provides energy and helps our body grow and stay healthy.
14. Why do we need to drink water?
    Water keeps us hydrated and helps our body function properly.
15. What is the function of vitamins in food?
    Vitamins help keep our body healthy and strong.
16. How can you take care of your skin?
    Wash your face and body regularly, and use creams for dry skin.
17. What causes hair loss?
    Poor diet, stress, or not taking care of your hair can cause hair loss.
18. How do you prevent food from spoiling?
    Keep food in a cool, dry place or in the refrigerator.
19. What should you do if you have a rash on your skin?
    Avoid scratching, and use medicine or go to the doctor.
20. What is the importance of keeping your environment clean?
    A clean environment helps prevent diseases and keeps you safe.

Part B: Objective Questions (Fill-in-the-Blank)

1. __________ helps prevent skin infections. (a) Hygiene, b) Food, c) Hair care, d) Water)
2. __________ is a condition where your skin becomes itchy and red. (a) Acne, b) Eczema, c) Chickenpox, d) Rash)
3. It is important to wash your hands before __________. (a) eating, b) playing, c) sleeping, d) running)
4. __________ is a food group that gives us energy. (a) Vegetables, b) Carbohydrates, c) Fruits, d) Protein)
5. The first step in washing clothes is to __________ them. (a) sort, b) iron, c) dry, d) fold)
6. __________ helps your body grow and stay healthy. (a) Vitamins, b) Water, c) Fruits, d) Salt)
7. You should __________ your hair regularly to keep it clean. (a) comb, b) cut, c) paint, d) cover)
8. __________ protects your skin from the sun’s harmful rays. (a) Sunscreen, b) Soap, c) Lotion, d) Shampoo)
9. If you have a skin infection, you should see a __________. (a) doctor, b) teacher, c) friend, d) nurse)
10. A clean bedroom helps you __________ better. (a) sleep, b) eat, c) walk, d) run)
11. Acne is caused by __________. (a) blocked pores, b) poor eating, c) dust, d) too much sun)
12. __________ keeps your body hydrated. (a) Water, b) Juice, c) Milk, d) Soda)
13. __________ is the best way to clean your body. (a) Washing with soap, b) Using lotion, c) Rubbing your body, d) Sweating)
14. __________ causes food to spoil quickly. (a) Warm temperature, b) Cold temperature, c) Freezing, d) Sunlight)
15. You can prevent hair loss by eating __________ foods. (a) healthy, b) spicy, c) fatty, d) sugary)
16. __________ is an important step in taking care of your skin. (a) Cleaning, b) Touching, c) Ignoring, d) Scratching)
17. You should __________ your nails to avoid dirt and germs. (a) cut, b) paint, c) grow, d) hide)
18. The best way to prevent a rash is to avoid __________ it. (a) scratching, b) washing, c) covering, d) touching)
19. When washing clothes, always use __________ water. (a) clean, b) cold, c) warm, d) dirty)
20. __________ helps your body fight infections. (a) Vitamins, b) Water, c) Sun, d) Food)

Part C: Theory Questions (Short Answer)

1. What is the first thing you do when washing clothes?
2. Name two types of skin infections.
3. Why is it important to keep your hair clean?
4. What causes acne?
5. How can you protect your skin from sunburn?
6. What should you do if you notice a rash on your skin?
7. How do you take care of your skin to prevent infections?
8. Name one way to prevent food from spoiling.
9. What is the role of water in keeping the body healthy?
10. Why is it important to wash your hands before eating?
11. How do you clean your bedroom to keep it safe and healthy?
12. What is eczema and how can you treat it?
13. What should you do to keep your nails clean?
14. How do you keep your environment clean?
15. What is the benefit of good personal hygiene?
16. How can you prevent hair loss?
17. Why do you need to eat fruits and vegetables?
18. What should you do if your clothes get dirty?
19. What is the main purpose of food in our body?
20. Why should you visit the doctor if you have a skin infection?

Part D: True or False Questions

1. True or False: Acne can be caused by not washing your face properly.
2. True or False: It is okay to share towels with others.
3. True or False: Water is important for your skin.
4. True or False: Skin infections do not spread easily.
5. True or False: You should wash your hands after playing outside.
6. True or False: Sun exposure is good for your skin without protection.
7. True or False: Eating healthy foods helps keep your skin clear.
8. True or False: Ringworm is caused by bacteria.
9. True or False: You can catch chickenpox by touching someone’s clothes.
10. True or False: It is important to use sunscreen when you go out in the sun.
11. True or False: Cleaning your bedroom helps you stay organized.
12. True or False: You should scratch your rash to make it go away.
13. True or False: You should cover your skin when you go out in the sun.
14. True or False: Acne only happens to teenagers.
15. True or False: Food can go bad if not stored properly.
16. True or False: Eczema can make your skin feel dry and itchy.
17. True or False: Hair infections are caused by fungi or bacteria.
18. True or False: You should always share your personal items with others.
19. True or False: It’s important to clean your skin every day.
20. True or False: Washing clothes should be done with dirty water.

Part E: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions

1. The first step in cleaning your bedroom is __________.
2. __________ helps protect your skin from sun damage.
3. To keep your hair healthy, you should __________ it regularly.
4. If you notice a skin rash, you should __________ it.
5. Acne is caused by __________ and dirt blocking your skin.
6. The best way to keep food fresh is to store it in __________.
7. When washing clothes, you should sort them by __________.
8. __________ is the best drink to stay hydrated.
9. __________ can cause hair infections if not treated.
10. To prevent eczema, avoid __________ the skin.
11. After eating, you should wash your __________.
12. You can keep your skin clear by using __________.
13. __________ helps to maintain good hygiene.
14. A clean environment can prevent __________.
15. __________ is essential for healthy skin and hair.
16. Sunscreen protects your skin from __________ rays.
17. __________ helps to remove germs from your hands.
18. Washing clothes helps remove __________ and dirt.
19. Good personal hygiene includes washing your __________ regularly.
20. The best way to treat a wound is to __________ it with clean water.

Conclusion

The teacher will recap the main points covered in the lesson, answer any remaining questions, and ensure that students are ready for the next term.