Second Term Examination Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 5 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 12

Subject: Cultural and Creative Arts
Class: Primary 5
Term: Second
Week: 12
Topic: Second Term Examination
Sub-topic: Revision of Music Notes, Developing Character in a Play, and Acting Basics
Duration: 1 hour
Entry Behaviour: Students should come prepared with their textbooks and notebooks.
Key Words: Music notes, character development, acting, solfa notation, dance motifs
Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to identify music notes, understand character development in plays, and explain the basics of acting.
Embedded Core Skills: Listening, comprehension, critical thinking, creativity
Learning Materials: Lagos State Scheme of Work, Cultural and Creative Textbook Book 5, cardboard, audio device, visual aids
Reference Books: Lagos State Scheme of Work, Cultural and Creative Textbook Book 5
Instructional Materials: Cardboard with inscriptions, audio device, audio-visual aids
Content:

  1. Revision: Review previous topics: Music Notes and Their Values, Developing Character in a Play, Acting Basics.
  2. Introduction: Explain the purpose of the examination and its importance.
  3. Examination Instructions: Provide clear instructions on how to answer the questions and manage time effectively.
  4. Question 1: Identify and explain the values of music notes.
  5. Question 2: List three examples of music notes.
  6. Question 3: Define character development in a play.
  7. Question 4: Explain the meaning of acting.
  8. Question 5: Identify the basic tools of an actor.
  9. Question 6: Describe how to develop a part in a play.
  10. Question 7: Mention five popular Nigerian actors.
  11. Question 8: Name three popular Nigerian actresses.
  12. Question 9: Demonstrate how to clap the rhythms of music notes.
  13. Question 10: Perform body and voice exercises to warm up for acting.
  1. Music notes are symbols used to represent ____ in music.
    • a) rhythms
    • b) melodies
    • c) lyrics
    • d) instruments
  2. To explain music notes means to describe their _____ and uses.
    • a) sounds
    • b) shapes
    • c) colors
    • d) meanings
  3. Examples of music notes include _____.
    • a) A, B, C
    • b) triangle, square, circle
    • c) quarter note, half note, whole note
    • d) red, blue, green
  4. The values of music notes indicate their _____.
    • a) volume
    • b) size
    • c) duration
    • d) color
  5. Clapping the rhythms of music notes helps to understand their _____.
    • a) meanings
    • b) shapes
    • c) patterns
    • d) colors
  6. Developing character in a play involves understanding the _____ of the role.
    • a) feelings
    • b) lines
    • c) costumes
    • d) audience
  7. To develop their part in a play, actors must _____ the script carefully.
    • a) memorize
    • b) ignore
    • c) rewrite
    • d) study
  8. Basic tools of an actor may include _____.
    • a) a hammer and nails
    • b) a paintbrush and canvas
    • c) emotions and expressions
    • d) a calculator and ruler
  9. Body and voice exercises help actors to _____.
    • a) strengthen their muscles
    • b) improve their memory
    • c) become taller
    • d) learn new languages
  10. Acting or role-playing is the art of _____.
    • a) singing
    • b) dancing
    • c) pretending to be someone else
    • d) painting
  11. The meaning of acting is to _____.
    • a) write a story
    • b) play a character in a story
    • c) direct a play
    • d) design costumes
  12. An actor is a person who _____.
    • a) watches a play
    • b) writes a play
    • c) performs a role in a play
    • d) builds sets for a play
  13. Popular Nigerian actors are individuals who are well-known for their _____.
    • a) singing skills
    • b) dancing skills
    • c) acting skills
    • d) painting skills
  14. One example of a popular Nigerian actor is _____.
    • a) Odunlade Adekola
    • b) Davido
    • c) Funke Akindele
    • d) Burna Boy
  15. Popular Nigerian actresses are females who are famous for their _____.
    • a) singing abilities
    • b) dancing abilities
    • c) acting abilities
    • d) cooking skills

Second Term Examination Revision Discussion :

  1. What are music notes?
    • Music notes are symbols used to represent sounds in music.
  2. How would you explain music notes?
    • Music notes are explained by describing their shapes, names, and uses in music.
  3. Can you provide examples of music notes?
    • Examples of music notes include quarter notes, half notes, and whole notes.
  4. What do the values of music notes indicate?
    • The values of music notes indicate their duration or how long they are held.
  5. Why is it important to clap the rhythms of music notes?
    • Clapping the rhythms of music notes helps us understand their patterns and timing.
  6. What is the meaning of acting?
    • Acting is pretending to be someone else and portraying a character in a play or story.
  7. Who is an actor?
    • An actor is a person who performs the role of a character in a play or film.
  8. Can you mention five popular Nigerian actors?
    • Sure! Some popular Nigerian actors include Funke Akindele, Ramsey Nouah, Genevieve Nnaji, Odunlade Adekola, and Jim Iyke.
  9. Who are popular Nigerian actresses?
    • Popular Nigerian actresses are women who are well-known for their performances in movies or TV shows. Some examples are Mercy Johnson, Rita Dominic, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Ini Edo, and Tonto Dikeh.
  10. What are some basic tools of an actor?
    • Basic tools of an actor include emotions, expressions, body language, and voice modulation. These tools help actors bring their characters to life on st

Presentation: Engage students with interactive activities and visual aids to reinforce learning.

  1. Step 1: Revise previous topics by discussing Music Notes and Their Values, Developing Character in a Play, and Acting Basics.
  2. Step 2: Introduce the examination format and instructions.
  3. Step 3: Allow students to answer examination questions independently while providing assistance as needed.

Teacher’s Activities: Facilitate the examination process, monitor student progress, and provide guidance where necessary.

Learners Activities: Answer examination questions, participate in discussions, and engage in practical exercises.

Assessment: Evaluate students based on their responses to examination questions and participation in activities.

Evaluation Questions:

  1. What are the values of music notes?
  2. Give an example of a music note.
  3. Define character development in a play.
  4. Explain the meaning of acting.
  5. Name two basic tools of an actor.
  6. How do you develop a part in a play?
  7. Mention three popular Nigerian actors.
  8. Who is an actress?
  9. How do you clap the rhythms of music notes?
  10. What are body and voice exercises used for in acting?

Conclusion: Review examination papers, provide feedback, and conclude the lesson by emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and practice.