Forms of Energy Basic Science Primary 2 Third Term Lesson Notes Week 2

Subject: Basic Science

Class: Primary 2

Term: Third Term

Week: 2

Topic: Forms of Energy

Sub-topic: Explaining energy, identifying different forms of energy, describing the uses of energy to man.

Duration: 60 minutes

Behavioural Objectives:

  • By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
    1. Explain what energy is.
    2. Identify different forms of energy.
    3. Describe the uses of energy to man.

Key Words:

  • Energy, light, heat, sound, electrical, mechanical.

Entry Behaviour:

  • Pupils have some knowledge of light and sound.

Learning Resources and Materials:

  • Pictures of different forms of energy.
  • Flashcards with words and pictures.
  • Videos showing uses of different forms of energy.

Building Background / Connection to Prior Knowledge:

  • Ask pupils about their experiences using light and hearing sounds.
  • Discuss how they use light to see and hear sounds.

Embedded Core Skills:

  • Communication, critical thinking, and collaboration.

Learning Materials:

  • Charts with types of energy.
  • Pictures of energy sources (sun, light bulb, stove).
  • Videos showing uses of energy.

Reference Books:

  • Lagos State Scheme of Work.

Instructional Materials:

  • Flashcards, pictures, videos.

Content:

  • Explanation of energy and different forms of energy.
  • Description of uses of energy in everyday life.

Hello, everyone! Today, we are going to learn about energy. Let’s first talk about what energy is:

What is Energy?

  • Energy is the power that makes things move, work, or grow.

Now, let’s talk about the different forms of energy:

1. Light Energy ☀️

  • This is the energy from the sun or a light bulb.
  • We use it to see things around us.

2. Heat Energy 🔥

  • This is the energy that makes things warm.
  • We use it to cook food and keep our homes warm.

3. Sound Energy 🎵

  • This is the energy that we hear.
  • We use it to listen to music and hear each other talk.

4. Electrical Energy ⚡

  • This is the energy that powers our lights, TVs, and other appliances.
  • We use it to make things work at home.

5. Mechanical Energy 🛠️

  • This is the energy in things that move, like cars or wind-up toys.
  • We use it to help us move and play.

Now, let’s talk about how we use energy:

  • Light Energy helps us see in the dark.
  • Heat Energy keeps us warm and helps us cook our meals.
  • Sound Energy lets us hear music and other sounds.
  • Electrical Energy powers our homes and schools.
  • Mechanical Energy helps us play with toys and use machines.

That’s it for today! Let’s remember to be careful with energy and use it wisely! 😊

Class Activity Discussion :

  1. What is energy?
    • Energy is what makes things move, work, or change.
  2. What are some types of energy?
    • Light, heat, sound, electrical, and mechanical energy.
  3. Where do we get light energy?
    • From the sun and light bulbs.
  4. How do we use light energy?
    • We use it to see things.
  5. What is heat energy?
    • Heat energy makes things warm.
  6. How do we use heat energy?
    • We use it to cook food and keep warm.
  7. What is sound energy?
    • Sound energy is the energy we hear.
  8. How do we use sound energy?
    • We use it to listen to music and talk to each other.
  9. What is electrical energy?
    • Electrical energy powers our lights and appliances.
  10. How do we use electrical energy?
    • We use it to watch TV and charge our phones.
  11. What is mechanical energy?
    • Mechanical energy is in moving things.
  12. How do we use mechanical energy?
    • We use it to play with toys and drive cars.
  13. Where does energy come from?
    • Energy comes from the sun, food, and other sources.
  14. Can we see energy?
    • No, but we can see and feel what it does.
  15. Why is energy important?
    • Energy helps us live and do things every day.

Remember to use energy wisely and safely! 😊

Evaluation :

  1. Energy is the power that makes things ______. a. stop b. move c. sleep d. stay still
  2. We use ______ energy to see in the dark. a. sound b. heat c. light d. water
  3. The sun gives us ______ energy. a. sound b. light c. mechanical d. wind
  4. We use ______ energy to cook our food. a. heat b. sound c. light d. wind
  5. Sound energy helps us ______. a. taste b. hear c. smell d. touch
  6. We use ______ energy to watch TV. a. mechanical b. heat c. electrical d. light
  7. Mechanical energy is found in ______. a. cars b. water c. plants d. lights
  8. Light bulbs give us ______ energy. a. heat b. light c. sound d. wind
  9. We use ______ energy to power our appliances. a. mechanical b. sound c. heat d. electrical
  10. Heat energy helps us stay ______. a. warm b. still c. wet d. quiet
  11. We use ______ energy to hear music. a. heat b. sound c. light d. wind
  12. Cars use ______ energy to move. a. heat b. wind c. light d. mechanical
  13. We use ______ energy to dry our clothes. a. light b. wind c. sound d. electrical
  14. Wind is a type of ______ energy. a. mechanical b. heat c. light d. sound
  15. Energy helps us to ______ things. a. hide b. stop c. use d. grow

 

Presentation:

Step 1: The teacher revises the previous topic, which was about light and sound.

  • Teacher asks pupils questions about light and sound.

Step 2: The teacher introduces the new topic on forms of energy.

  • Explains that energy makes things move, work, or change.
  • Shows pictures of light, heat, sound, electrical, and mechanical energy.
  • Uses flashcards and videos to explain the different forms of energy.

Step 3: The teacher allows pupils to give their own contributions and corrects them when necessary.

  • Encourages pupils to share their experiences with energy.
  • Asks pupils questions about different forms of energy.

Teacher’s Activities:

  • Explains the topic using simple language.
  • Uses flashcards and pictures to illustrate forms of energy.
  • Encourages pupils to ask questions.

Learners’ Activities:

  • Listen to the teacher’s explanation.
  • Look at pictures and videos.
  • Answer questions and share their own experiences.

Assessment:

  • The teacher asks ten evaluation questions related to the topic to check understanding.

Evaluation Questions:

  1. What is energy?
  2. What does light energy help us do?
  3. Where do we get heat energy from?
  4. How do we use sound energy?
  5. What type of energy powers our lights?
  6. What form of energy helps cars move?
  7. How does heat energy help us?
  8. What form of energy lets us hear music?
  9. What energy source do windmills use?
  10. How can we use electrical energy in our homes?

Conclusion:

  • The teacher goes around to mark the pupils’ answers.
  • Provides feedback and corrects any mistakes.
  • Praises pupils for their participation and effort

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