Revision Basic Science and Technology Nursery 1 First Term Lesson Notes Week 10 and 11

Subject: Basic Science and Technology
Class: Nursery 1
Term: First Term
Week: 10 and 11
Topic: Revision
Sub-topic: Recap of Previous Topics
Duration: 30 minutes per session

Behavioural Objectives:

  • Students should recall and explain concepts learned in previous weeks.
  • Students should participate actively in discussions and activities.
  • Students should demonstrate understanding through simple assessments.

Key Words: Revision, recall, concepts, activities, assessments, understanding.

Entry Behaviour: Students are familiar with topics covered in previous lessons such as safety, colours, senses, and personal hygiene.

Learning Resources and Materials:

  • Flashcards with key concepts.
  • Storybooks or videos related to previous topics.
  • Whiteboard and markers.
  • Worksheets or activities sheets.

Building Background / Connection to Prior Knowledge: Engage students in discussions about what they have learned so far and connect new concepts to previous knowledge.

Embedded Core Skills:

  • Memory recall (recalling concepts).
  • Communication skills (explaining concepts).
  • Critical thinking (making connections between topics).

Learning Materials:

  • Reference Books: Lagos State Scheme of Work for Nursery 1.
  • Instructional Materials: Flashcards, storybooks, worksheets.

Content:

  1. What helps us see?
    a) Eyes
    b) Nose
    c) Mouth
    d) Ears
  2. What helps us hear sounds?
    a) Eyes
    b) Nose
    c) Mouth
    d) Ears
  3. What helps us smell things?
    a) Eyes
    b) Nose
    c) Mouth
    d) Ears
  4. What helps us eat food?
    a) Eyes
    b) Nose
    c) Mouth
    d) Ears
  5. What part of our body has hands?
    a) Arms
    b) Legs
    c) Feet
    d) Eyes
  6. What part of our body has legs?
    a) Arms
    b) Hands
    c) Feet
    d) Eyes
  7. Can hands help us pick things up?
    a) Yes
    b) No
  8. Can legs help us walk?
    a) Yes
    b) No
  9. What helps us talk?
    a) Eyes
    b) Nose
    c) Mouth
    d) Ears
  10. What helps us read books?
    a) Eyes
    b) Nose
    c) Mouth
    d) Ears
  11. What part of our body has a nose?
    a) Head
    b) Arms
    c) Legs
    d) Feet
  12. What helps us sleep?
    a) Eyes
    b) Nose
    c) Mouth
    d) Ears
  13. What helps us listen to music?
    a) Eyes
    b) Nose
    c) Mouth
    d) Ears
  14. What helps us smile?
    a) Eyes
    b) Nose
    c) Mouth
    d) Ears
  15. What helps us taste food?
    a) Eyes
    b) Nose
    c) Mouth
    d) Ears
  16. How many basic colors are we learning about? a) 2
    b) 3
    c) 4
    d) 5
  17. Can you name a color you wear on your shoes? a) Red
    b) Blue
    c) Black
    d) Pink
  18. What color is paper? a) Red
    b) Green
    c) White
    d) Purple
  19. How can we use colors to make handprints? a) Singing
    b) Dancing
    c) Painting
    d) Running
  20. What color do we get by mixing red and blue? a) Purple
    b) Green
    c) Yellow
    d) Black
  21. What is environment?
    a) Trees
    b) Everything around us
    c) Toys
    d) Cars
  22. Why should we keep our environment safe?
    a) To have fun
    b) To avoid accidents
    c) To play games
    d) To watch TV
  23. What should we keep in place in the living room?
    a) Toys
    b) Books
    c) Clothes
    d) Shoes
  24. What should we be careful with in the kitchen?
    a) Hot things
    b) Toys
    c) Pillows
    d) Flowers
  25. How can we keep the bedroom safe?
    a) Keep floors clear
    b) Play loudly
    c) Jump on beds
    d) Hide toys
  26. What should we do if we see something dangerous?
    a) Tell a grown-up
    b) Play with it
    c) Ignore it
    d) Share it
  27. Why is it important to listen to grown-ups about safety?
    a) They know games
    b) They keep secrets
    c) They keep us safe
    d) They cook meals
  28. What do we wear to protect our heads outside?
    a) Hats
    b) Helmets
    c) Scarves
    d) Glasses
  29. Should we play with electric sockets or wires?
    a) Yes, it’s fun
    b) No, they can give shocks
    c) Sometimes
    d) Ask a friend
  30. Can we climb on furniture like chairs and tables?
    a) Yes, always
    b) No, it’s not safe
    c) Sometimes
    d) Ask a grown-up

  1. Revision of Previous Topics (15 minutes):
    • Review safety rules and identify safe and unsafe objects in the classroom.
    • Recap colours and identify objects of different colours.
    • Discuss the five senses and their functions.
    • Revisit personal hygiene and name hygiene items.
  2. Interactive Activities (10 minutes):
    • Show flashcards or pictures related to each topic.
    • Ask students to explain what they remember about each concept.
    • Engage in a short role-play or storytelling related to safety or hygiene.
  3. Assessment and Recap (5 minutes):
    • Distribute worksheets or activity sheets with simple questions related to the topics.
    • Review answers together as a class.
    • Recap key points and remind students of the importance of what they have learned.

Teacher’s Activities:

  • Facilitate discussions and activities.
  • Use visual aids and props to reinforce concepts.
  • Monitor student participation and understanding.

Learners’ Activities:

  • Participate in discussions and activities.
  • Identify and recall concepts from previous lessons.
  • Complete assessment tasks individually or in groups.

Assessment:

  • Answer the following questions :
    1. What are the three primary colours?
    2. Name two objects you can see in the classroom.
    3. How many senses do we have? Name them.
    4. Why is it important to wash our hands?
    5. What should we do when we see a red traffic light?
    6. Name two safety workers you know.
    7. What are the parts of our body we use for tasting?
    8. What do we use to brush our teeth?
    9. What are the colours of a traffic light?
    10. How can we keep our environment clean?

Conclusion: The revision session aims to reinforce previous learning and ensure students have a solid understanding of key concepts in Basic Science and Technology for Nursery 1. Through interactive activities and assessments, students will actively engage with the material and demonstrate their comprehension.

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