Week 9 Dictation: Master Key Vocabulary for Primary 5 Spellings English Grammar Primary 5 First Term Lesson Notes Week 9
Spellings Primary 5 First Term Lesson Notes Week 9
Subject: Spellings
Class: Primary 5
Term: First Term
Week: 9
Age: 10 years
Topic: Dictation for the Week
Sub-topic: Learning and Mastery of Spellings and Meanings
Duration: 40 minutes
Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, learners should be able to:
- Spell the given words correctly.
- Understand the meanings of the words.
- Identify the word classes of the words.
- Use the words in sentences.
Keywords: Spelling, Meaning, Word Class, Pronunciation
Set Induction: The teacher will discuss various scenarios involving the new words, such as political campaigns, maintaining equipment, and the importance of endurance in sports.
Entry Behaviour: Learners have basic knowledge of spelling, word meanings, and dictionary usage.
Learning Resources and Materials:
- Flashcards with the new words.
- Dictionaries for looking up meanings and pronunciations.
Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge: The teacher will connect the new words to familiar concepts such as school activities, personal responsibilities, and social situations.
Embedded Core Skills:
- Literacy skills (spelling, reading, and writing).
- Practical knowledge (everyday tasks and responsibilities).
Learning Materials: Flashcards, dictionary, and writing materials.
Reference Books:
- Lagos State Scheme of Work for Primary 5
- Oxford Primary Dictionary
Instructional Materials:
- Flashcards with the words printed on them.
- Writing materials for the students.
Content
Learners are to master the spellings and meanings of the following words:
- Campaign
- Meaning: An organized effort to achieve a particular goal, often related to elections or public awareness.
- Word Class: Noun
- Sentence Example: The campaign for the new park was successful.
- Hypocrisy
- Meaning: The act of pretending to have beliefs or feelings that one does not actually possess.
- Word Class: Noun
- Sentence Example: The politician’s hypocrisy was evident when he criticized others for the same behavior he exhibited.
- Financial
- Meaning: Related to money or finance.
- Word Class: Adjective
- Sentence Example: She sought financial advice to manage her savings better.
- Secretariat
- Meaning: An office or department that manages the administration of an organization.
- Word Class: Noun
- Sentence Example: The secretariat handled all the correspondence for the conference.
- Apparatus
- Meaning: Equipment or machinery used for a particular purpose.
- Word Class: Noun
- Sentence Example: The laboratory has new apparatus for conducting experiments.
- Commitment
- Meaning: A pledge or dedication to a cause or activity.
- Word Class: Noun
- Sentence Example: Her commitment to improving the community was commendable.
- Purchase
- Meaning: The act of buying something.
- Word Class: Noun
- Sentence Example: He made a purchase of new books for the library.
- Privilege
- Meaning: A special right or advantage available only to a particular person or group.
- Word Class: Noun
- Sentence Example: It was a privilege to attend the exclusive event.
- Maintenance
- Meaning: The process of keeping something in good condition through regular upkeep.
- Word Class: Noun
- Sentence Example: Regular maintenance of the car is necessary for its longevity.
- Endurance
- Meaning: The ability to withstand prolonged physical or mental effort.
- Word Class: Noun
- Sentence Example: Running a marathon requires great endurance.
Assessment
- A political ________ involves organized efforts to win support or achieve goals.
a) campaign
b) maintenance
c) apparatus
d) privilege - ________ refers to pretending to have beliefs one does not actually possess.
a) Commitment
b) Hypocrisy
c) Purchase
d) Endurance - ________ advice helps manage money and finances.
a) Financial
b) Secretarial
c) Privileged
d) Apparatus - The ________ is responsible for managing the administration of an organization.
a) Endurance
b) Campaign
c) Secretariat
d) Commitment - Laboratory equipment is known as ________.
a) Financial
b) Apparatus
c) Privilege
d) Maintenance - A pledge to a cause is called a ________.
a) Hypocrisy
b) Purchase
c) Commitment
d) Secretariat - Making a ________ means buying something.
a) Campaign
b) Endurance
c) Purchase
d) Hypocrisy - A ________ is a special right or advantage available to a particular group.
a) Privilege
b) Apparatus
c) Financial
d) Maintenance - Regular ________ is necessary to keep equipment in good condition.
a) Endurance
b) Campaign
c) Maintenance
d) Privilege - ________ is needed to complete long-distance runs or challenging tasks.
a) Purchase
b) Commitment
c) Endurance
d) Hypocrisy - The ________ of the new software was crucial for the project.
a) Purchase
b) Endurance
c) Maintenance
d) Secretariat - ________ refers to the act of buying goods or services.
a) Privilege
b) Financial
c) Purchase
d) Commitment - The office staff at the ________ handle all administrative tasks.
a) Campaign
b) Secretarial
c) Maintenance
d) Endurance - His ________ to the team was evident through his consistent support.
a) Privilege
b) Hypocrisy
c) Commitment
d) Apparatus - A high level of ________ is required for competitive sports.
a) Privilege
b) Financial
c) Maintenance
d) Endurance
Class Activity Discussion
- What is a “campaign”?
- An organized effort to achieve a particular goal, often related to elections or public awareness.
- What does “hypocrisy” mean?
- Pretending to have beliefs or feelings that one does not actually possess.
- What is meant by “financial”?
- Related to money or finance.
- What is a “secretariat”?
- An office or department that manages the administration of an organization.
- What does “apparatus” refer to?
- Equipment or machinery used for a specific purpose.
- What is “commitment”?
- A pledge or dedication to a cause or activity.
- What does “purchase” mean?
- The act of buying something.
- What is a “privilege”?
- A special right or advantage available only to a particular person or group.
- What does “maintenance” involve?
- The process of keeping something in good condition through regular upkeep.
- What is “endurance”?
- The ability to withstand prolonged physical or mental effort.
- How is “campaign” used in a sentence?
- It refers to an organized effort, such as the campaign for new legislation.
- How can “hypocrisy” be observed?
- When someone criticizes others for behavior they themselves exhibit.
- How is “financial” used?
- In terms of managing money or financial resources.
- What does “secretariat” manage?
- It manages administrative tasks for an organization.
- How is “endurance” demonstrated?
- Through the ability to complete a marathon or other challenging tasks.
Presentation
Step 1: The teacher revises the previous week’s lesson on spelling and usage.
Step 2: The teacher introduces the new words for the week, explaining their meanings, word classes, and correct pronunciation.
Step 3: The teacher engages the pupils in using the new words in sentences and corrects any mistakes.
Teacher’s Activities
- Display flashcards with the new words.
- Guide the pupils to pronounce each word correctly.
- Help pupils understand the meanings and usage of each word.
- Assign the home study task.
Learners’ Activities
- Pronounce the words after the teacher.
- Write down the words and their meanings in their notebooks.
- Use each word in a sentence and share it with the class.
- Complete the home study task by looking up the meanings, word classes, and pronunciation in a dictionary.
Assessment
- The teacher will ask the pupils to spell each word aloud.
- The pupils will use each word in a sentence and share it with the class.
Evaluation Questions
- Spell the word “campaign.”
- What is the meaning of “hypocrisy”?
- Use “financial” in a sentence.
- What does “secretariat” refer to?
- Define “apparatus.”
- What is a “commitment”?
- How is “purchase” used in a sentence?
- What is the meaning of “privilege”?
- How often should “maintenance” be performed?
- What is “endurance”?
Conclusion
The teacher will go around to check each pupil’s work, correct any errors, and provide feedback. Pupils will be encouraged to review the words and practice using them in their writing and speaking.
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