Question: What is the high jump in athletics? Answer: High jump is like a magical leap where athletes try to jump over a tall bar without knocking it down. Question: How is the high jump done? Answer: Picture this – athletes sprint and use their energy to arch their bodies over the bar, hoping to
Subject: French Topic: Les Lieux Touristiques et les Activités Locales (Tourist Places and Local Activities) Duration: 45 minutes Class: Primary 6 Term: First Term Week: 11 Set Induction: Start by discussing with students about their favorite local places and activities. Encourage them to share places they enjoy visiting and activities they like doing. Key Words:
Subject: Yoruba Language Topic: Asa Iranra – Eni Lowo (Communal Assistance) Duration: 45 minutes Class: Primary 6 Term: First Term Week: 11 Set Induction: Begin by discussing the concept of communal assistance and its importance in the Yoruba community. Encourage students to share instances where they have witnessed or participated in communal assistance. Key Words:
Subject: Social Studies Topic: Labour and Trade Union Duration: 45 minutes Class: Primary 6 Term: First Term Week: 11 Set Induction: Begin by asking students about any occupations they know and if they’ve heard of trade unions. Encourage them to share their thoughts. Key Words: Labour, Trade Union, Social Studies Previous Knowledge: Recall prior lessons
Subject: Agricultural Science Topic: Revision (Plantain operations, Preservation of farm produce like fruits and vegetables) Sub-topic: Farm produce preservation Duration: 45 minutes Class: Primary 6 Term: First Term Week: 11 Set Induction: Begin with a brief discussion about the importance of preserving farm produce like fruits and vegetables. Show pictures of different preserved foods and
Subject: Personal Health Topic: Importance of Physical Activity Duration: 45 minutes Term: Second Term Week: 5 Previous Lesson: Nutritional Choices and Balanced Diet Learning Objectives: Understand the importance of regular physical activity for overall health. Identify different types of physical activities. Appreciate the relationship between physical activity and mental well-being. Embedded Core Skills: Health literacy
Subject: Computer Studies ICT Topic: Revision (Microsoft Paint Environment and Its Uses) Duration: 1 hour Term: First Term Week: 11 Previous Lesson: Introduction to Microsoft Paint Learning Objectives: Understand the basic features of Microsoft Paint. Explore the practical applications of Microsoft Paint. Develop basic graphic design skills. Embedded Core Skills: Digital literacy Creativity Problem-solving Learning
Subject: Basic Science Topic: Revision – Drugs that are commonly abused and Effects of drug abuse Duration: 40 minutes Term: First Term Week: 11 Previous Lesson: Recap on the classification of drugs and their effects on the body. Learning Objectives: Identify commonly abused drugs. Understand the effects of drug abuse on the body and society.
An analogy is a comparison between two things, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification. It often highlights the similarities between the two, helping to illustrate a concept or idea by showing how it is similar to something more familiar. Analogies are commonly used in language to make complex ideas more understandable. 1. Hot
