Lesson Plan for Primary One (Age 6)
Subject: Basic Science
Class: Primary One
Week of the First Term: Week 1
Topic: Exploring the Environment
Sub Topic: Introduction to the Environment and Things in the Environment
Instructional Objectives
At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Identify and describe the main components of the environment (land, water, air, plants, and animals).
- Distinguish between natural and man-made objects found in their surroundings.
- Draw and label their favorite environmental feature, demonstrating an understanding of its components.
Entry Behaviour
Pupils should already know basic objects and features in their immediate surroundings, such as common items in their classroom, playground, and home environment. They should be able to recognize and name familiar objects and have some basic observation skills.
Instructional Materials
- Visual aids showing various components of the environment (e.g., pictures of land, water, plants, animals).
- Flashcards depicting natural and man-made objects.
- Chart paper and crayons for drawing activities.
Reference Materials
- Chris Ijiyemi. (2016). Foundations of Sci. & Tech for Basic Educ Book 1. Lagos: Metropolitan Publishers.
- U.M.O Ivowi, E.O. Adeniyi, David Omole, Emma Ayodele, T.C. Ogbuanya, I.T. Landu. (2017). Basic Science and Technology Primary Bk 1. Lagos: Metropolitan Publishers.
Content:
1. Introduction to the Environment
- Definition: The environment consists of everything around us, including land, water, air, plants, and animals.
- Components: Basic components include natural elements (land, water, air) and living things (plants, animals).
- Importance: Understanding the environment helps us appreciate and take care of our surroundings.
2. Things in the Environment
- Natural vs. Man-Made: Natural items come from nature (e.g., trees, rivers), while man-made items are created by people (e.g., buildings, vehicles).
- Categorization: Recognizing and sorting items into natural and man-made categories.
Lesson Presentation (Step-by-Step Procedure)
Step 1: Introduction
Lesson Presentation (Step-by-Step Procedure)
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