Papier Mache Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 5 Third Term Lesson Notes: Week 1 Topic: Introduction to Papier Mache Objectives: By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: Understand what papier mache is. Identify the materials used in making papier mache. Describe the basic steps in making papier mache. Materials Needed: Old
Here are some steps to help Kindergarten 2 pupils start reading: Introduce Letters and Sounds Teach the alphabet. Use songs, charts, and flashcards. Example: “A” is for “Apple”. 🍎 Phonics Teach how letters sound. Example: “B” sounds like /b/. Show “B” with “Ball”. ⚽ Simple Words Start with short words. Example: “cat”, “dog”, “sun”. Show
Lesson Plan: Revision of All Previous Topics Subject: Computer Studies Class: Primary 4 Term: Third Term Week: 13 Topic: Revision of All Previous Topics Sub-topic: Summary of Key Concepts Duration: 60 minutes Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: Recall key concepts from all topics covered this term. Answer
Data Processing Data processing means converting raw data into _______ information. a) Useless b) Meaningful c) Basic d) Hard An example of data processing is using a _______ to add numbers. a) Book b) Calculator c) Pen d) Paper Information and Its Uses Information is data that is _______ and useful. a) Raw b) Processed
Lesson Plan: Computer Studies Primary 4 Third Term Week 11 Subject: Computer Studies Class: Primary 4 Term: Third Term Week: 11 Topic: Introduction to Scratch Programming Sub-topic: The 3S of Scratch and Identifying Components of the Scratch Interface Duration: 40 minutes Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: Define
Lesson Plan: Scratch Programming – The 3S of Scratch and Component Parts of the Scratch Interface Subject: Computer Studies Class: Primary 4 Term: Third Term Week: 10 Topic: Scratch Programming Sub-topic: The 3S of Scratch and Identifying Component Parts of the Scratch Interface Duration: 60 minutes Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, pupils
Forest Resources and Their Uses 🌳 Timber: Used for building houses and making furniture. Example: Wood for chairs and tables. Fruits and Nuts: Provide food for people and animals. Example: Mangoes, cashews. Medicinal Plants: Used to make medicine. Example: Aloe vera for skin treatments. Wildlife Habitat: Homes for animals and birds. Example: Monkeys and birds
Chain Drive ⛓️ Definition: Uses chains to transfer motion between gears. Example: Bicycle chains. Components: Chain and sprockets. Example: The metal chain and gears on a bike. Advantages: Strong and durable. Example: Ideal for heavy machinery. Uses: Bicycles, motorcycles, and conveyors. Example: Motorcycles use chain drives to move the wheels. Gear Drive ⚙️ Definition: Uses
Stopping examination malpractice in Nigeria requires a multifaceted approach involving various stakeholders. Here are some practical ways to address the issue: 1. Strengthen Security Measures Use Technology: Implement biometric systems and CCTV cameras to monitor examination centers. Strict Invigilation: Increase the number of invigilators and ensure they are well-trained to detect malpractice. 2. Reform Examination
Family Traits 👫 Inherited Traits: Traits passed from parents to children, like eye color or height. Example: If both parents have brown eyes, their child might also have brown eyes. Acquired Traits: Traits developed due to the environment or experiences. Example: Learning to ride a bicycle or getting a scar from a cut. Thermal Energy
