Primary 5

Understanding the meaning, examples, types, and differences between acids and bases Basic Science Primary 5 Third Term Lesson Notes Week 2

Subject: Basic Science Class: Primary 5 Term: Third Term Week: 2 Topic: Acids and Bases Sub-topic: Understanding the meaning, examples, types, and differences between acids and bases. Duration: 45 minutes Behavioural Objectives: Students should be able to explain what acids and bases are. Students should be able to give examples of acids and bases. Students

Mathematics Primary 5 First Term Examination

Primary 5 Mathematics Examination First Term Assessment Class: Primary 5 Subject: Mathematics Instructions: Fill in the blanks by choosing the correct option (a, b, c, or d). Objective Test (30 Questions) Write 16007 in words: (a) sixty thousand, zero hundred and seven (b) sixteen thousand and seven (c) six thousand and seven (d) six hundred

Exploring Temperature: Learn to Compare and Convert in Mathematics Primary 5 Third Term Lesson Notes Week 1

Subject: Mathematics Class: Primary 5 Term: Third Term Week: 1 Topic: Temperature Sub-topic: Degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit Duration: 1 hour Behavioral Objectives: Pupils should be able to compare degrees of hotness or coldness in degrees Celsius. Pupils should be able to convert temperature from degrees Celsius to Fahrenheit. Key Words: Temperature Degrees Celsius (°C) Degrees

Primary 5 Agricultural Science Second Term Questions

List one importance or benefit of weed. What are weeds? What is a monocotyledon plant? Write out one characteristic of weed. Give one example of weed. Write one use of cocoa. It is used to produce ______. What are cereals? Give one example of a tuber crop. Give two examples of vegetables. Give two examples

Second Term Examination Primary 5 Agricultural Science

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION CLASS: PRIMARY 5 SUBJECT: AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE Name:_____________________________ Part A: Objective Questions A pest causes ____________ to crops (a) peace (b) damage (c) growth (d) decay __________ is an example of a rodent (a) goat (b) dog (c) cat (d) rabbit __________ is an example of a primate (a) monkey (b) cow (c)

Fighting Corruption: Understanding and Preventing Its Harmful Effects

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION 2020 CLASS: PRIMARY 5 SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE **NAME:…………………………………………………………………………………… Section A: Comprehension How to Fight Corruption Corruption is the dishonest behavior of people in power for their personal gain. Such people engage in corruption in awarding contracts, promoting staff, and other misuses of public office and powerful positions. Bribery is an important aspect

Creative Art Exam for Primary 5: Shading, Drawing, and Colour Techniques

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION CLASS: PRIMARY 5 SUBJECT: CREATIVE ART NAME:…………………………… Section A: Multiple Choice Questions Birthday cards are an example of _______ cards. (a) seasonal (b) ceremonial (c) greeting (d) wedding The varying degree of light effect on an object is referred to as ___________ (a) tonal level (b) tonal light (c) tonal value (d)

Introduction to Bead Works for Primary 5

Detailed Lesson Plan on Bead Works: Meaning, Types, Tools Used, and Things Made from Beads Subject: Vocational Aptitude Class: Primary 5 Term: Second Term Week: 10 Age: 9–10 years Topic: Bead Works Sub-topic: Meaning, Types, Tools Used, and Items Made from Beads Duration: 40 minutes Behavioural Objectives By the end of the lesson, pupils should

Meaning of Nationalism, Forms of Nationalism, Notable Traditional Nationalists in Nigeria History Primary 5 First Term Lesson Notes Week 10 and 11

History Primary 5 First Term Lesson Notes Week 10 and 11 Subject: History Class: Primary 5 Term: First Term Week: 10 and 11 Age: 10 years Topic: British Rule in Nigeria – Traditional Nationalism and Resistances Sub-topic: Meaning of Nationalism, Forms of Nationalism, Notable Traditional Nationalists in Nigeria Duration: 1 hour Behavioural Objectives By the

Understanding Civic Education for Primary 5 Students

1. Who is a bad leader? A bad leader is someone who doesn’t listen to others and is selfish, thinking only about themselves. 2. Two characteristics of a bad leader They don’t listen to others, ignoring ideas and feelings. They are selfish, caring only about their own benefits. 3. What is government? Government is a