Card Making And Materials (Primary 5)
Learn about card making and materials, and how to apply motifs in dance to enhance creativity in Cultural and Creative Arts.
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Introduction To Pattern And Card Making (Primary 5)
Learn about introduction to pattern and card making, the different types of design cards, popular Nigerian actors and actresses, and the importance of maintaining a good attitude at work.
Meaning And Importance Of Honesty And Integrity (Primary 5)
This lesson teaches pupils the meaning and importance of honesty and integrity, emphasizing how these values build trust and strengthen relationships.
Demonstrating the basic skills in swimming (Basic 2)
Demonstrating the basic skills in swimming is crucial not only for safety around water bodies but also for physical fitness and fun. Swimming enhances coordination, balance, and overall physical health, making it a valuable skill for young children
Lesson Note on Forms of Energy – Mechanical Energy & Electrical Energy for Primary 4
Content/Learning Area Mechanical Energy Electrical Energy Performance Objectives By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: Cognitive…
Lesson Note on Forms Of Energy – Concept of Energy, Meaning of Energy for Primary 4
“Forms of Energy: From kinetic to potential, understanding energy’s role and meaning enhances our daily experiences.”
Lesson Notes on Liquids – Meaning of liquid, Physical properties, Movement, and Examples of liquids for primary 4
Understanding the meaning, properties and behavior of liquids is crucial as they are a fundamental aspect of our daily lives. This knowledge helps us make informed decisions and understand various scientific phenomena.
Lesson Note on Water – Chemical Composition of Water for Primary 4
The chemical composition of water is shown in its formula “H2O”. The “H” stands for hydrogen and “O” for oxygen. The ratio of hydrogen to oxygen in water is 2:1
Lesson Note on Water Cycle – Dew for Primary 4
In the water cycle – Dew is formed when water vapor in the air condenses into liquid water at ground level. This means that air close to the ground cools to a point where it can no longer hold all the water vapor it contains
Lesson Note on Formation of Rain for Primary 4
The formation of rain is part of the water cycle and begins with water evaporating from the Earth’s surface, rising and cooling in the atmosphere. As it cools, the vapor condenses into tiny droplets that form clouds.
