Class: Pry Six Subject: Yoruba Studies Akole:Awon omo amutorunwa Awon omo wo ni ape ni omo amutorunwa?Omo amutorunwa ni awon omo ti a bi ni ipase ami iyanu ona ti won gba waye yato si bi a ti bi omo orisirisi ona ni won gba waye. Awon omo amutorunwa naa ni
Subject :Basic Science & Technology Class : Pry 4 Topic:Data and information Content Data are unprocessed facts that have no meaning to the user until after computer processing. Data are inputs to the computer. They are raw data Examples of data numbers;1,2,3,….., alphabets;a,b,c,…., Symbols;N,%,+,-,….. Data may be discrète or continuous Information is
Subject :Mathematics Class :Pry 4 Topic : Multiplication and Division of Mass Content Examples 1.Multiply 7kg 240g by 7 kg g 7 240 × 7 _____________ 50 680 _____________ 2.Divide 5kg 850g by 5 1kg
Class: Basic 2. Subject:Civic Education. Topic: Differences between modern and traditional toilets. Content: The toilet is a place where we pass waste materials from our bodies. These waste materials can be urine faeces. There are different types of toilet in our homes, schools, villages, and towns. These toilets can be grouped into
Class : Basic 6 Subject : Mathematics Topic Types of Angles Complementary Angle Two Angles are Complementary when they add up to 90 degrees (a Right Angle). They don’t have to be next to each other, just so long as the total is 90 degrees. Examples: • 60° and 30° are complementary angles. •
Class : Nursery 1 Subject : Social Norms Topic: Greetings Greeting is the way we greet or exchange pleasantries to our elderly ones, that is, our mummy, daddy, uncle ,aunty ,our teachers and so on. Greeting is a sign of respect and good home – training. As children we must
Pry two Akole:Asa ikini ni ile yoruba Orisirisi ona ni awa yoruba ngba ki ara wa ninu asa ikini ati lati mo omo yoruba lawujo.awon ona naa ni awon wonyi:: 1 ikini ni asiko 2 ikini ni igba 3 ikini si ipo ti aba wa tabi ohun tio ba sele sii eniyan 4 ikini ni
Pry three Akole:onka ni ede Yoruba lati ori aarun de ori ogorun(5-100) 5-Aaron 10-Eewa 15-Aarundinlogun 21-16-Erindinlogun 17-Etadinlogun 18-Ejidinlogun 19-okandinlogun 20-Ogun 21-Okanlelogun 22-Ejilelogun 23-Etalelogun 24-Erinlelogun 25-Arundinlogbon 26-Erindinlogbon 27-Etadinlogbon 28-Ejidinlogbon 29-Okandinlogbon 30-Ogbon 31-okanlelogbon 32-ejilelogbon 33-etalelogbon 34-erinlelogbon 35-Aarundinlogoji 36-erindinlogoji 37-etadinlogoji 38-ejidinlogoji 39-okandinlogoji 40-Ogoji Ise kilaasi Daruko awon nomba wonyii ni ede yoruba. 20 25 30 35
CLASS: Primary 1 SUBJECT: Computer Study TOPIC: Uses of Computer in the Bank Computers are used in the bank for different reasons, some of them are: 1.) To keep records of customers: these are people who save money with the bank. The bank keep their records so that they wont give the