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CCA for Primary one third term lesson note

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PRIMARY ONE CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ARTS THIRD TERM E-NOTE

Week one Date

Class: primary one

Subject: Cultural and Creative Arts

Topic: ceremonies

Sub-Topic: Meaning of ceremonies

Duration: 40minutes

 

 

Instructional material: Textbooks, chart, and pictures

 

Bahavioural objectives: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to

  1. Define ceremonies

 

Previous knowledge: pupils attend various types of ceremonies

Content:

Meaning of ceremonies

Ceremonies can be defined as social functions or gatherings that brings people from all over the world together.

Ceremonies are used by people to celebrate with their loved ones.

Presentation:

Teacher presents the topic as follows:

  1. Teacher reviews the previous topic with the
  2. Teacher introduces the new lesson to the
  3. Teacher explains the
  4. Teacher writes the notes for the

Evaluation:

Teacher gives pupils exercises:

Explain ceremonies

Assignment:

Teacher gives pupils assignment:

Write out the various ceremonies carried out in your area

 

 

 

 

Week Two

Date

Class: primary one

Subject: Cultural and Creative Arts Topic: ceremonies

 

 

Sub-Topic: Types of ceremonies Duration: 40 minutes

 

Instructional material: Textbooks, charts and pictures

 

Behavioural objective: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to:

  1. List the various types of
  2. Explain the various types of ceremonies

Entry behaviour/Previous knowledge: pupils are familiar with various ceremonies in their various communities or societies

 

Content:

Types of ceremonies

There are four major types of ceremonies, they are;

  1. Traditional ceremony
  2. Religious ceremony
  3. Carnivals
  4. National ceremony Traditional ceremony

Traditional ceremonies are the ceremonies that are carried out within a particular tribe or culture. It is also known as cultural ceremonies, for example the Yorubas cultural ceremonies are different from the Ibos.

Religious ceremonies

Religious ceremonies are the ceremonies that takes place within various religious groups. The Christians ceremonies are different from the Muslims ceremonies.

Muslim ceremony                                                        Palm Sunday

 

Carnivals

Carnivals can be defined as a form of festival that takes place in various communities to celebrate the end of the year.

National ceremonies

Nation refers to country therefore, national ceremonies refers to the various ceremonies celebrated in various countries of the world today, and Nigerian’s ceremonies are different from the Ghana’s ceremonies. These national ceremonies are used as Remembrance Day to celebrate remarkable events that took place in the history of the country. Such as the independent day and so on and so forth.

Children’s Day

 

 

Presentation:

Teacher presents the topic as follows:

  1. Teacher reviews the previous topic with the
  2. Teacher introduces the new lesson to the

 

 

  1. Teacher explains the topic, types of ceremonies
  2. Teacher writes the notes for the

Evaluation:

  1. List the types of ceremonies

Assignment:

  1. Explain the various types of ceremonies

 

 

 

 

Week three Date

Class: primary one

Subject: Cultural and Creative Arts Topic: ceremonies

Sub-Topic: Examples of traditional ceremonies Duration: 40 minutes

Previous knowledge: pupils are familiar with the various types of ceremonies we have.

Behavioral objective: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to:

  1. List some examples of traditional ceremonies Instructional material: Textbook, charts and pictures Content:

Examples of Traditional ceremonies

 

 

 

Traditional ceremonies include:

  1. Traditional marriages
  2. Traditional naming ceremony
  3. Argungun fishing festival
  4. Eyo festival
  5. Ogun festival
  6. Durbar

 

Argungun festival                                               Durbar Festival

 

Presentation

Teacher presents the topic as follows:

 

 

  1. Teacher reviews the previous topic with the
  2. Teacher introduces the new lesson to the
  3. Teacher explains the topic, examples of traditional ceremonies
  4. Teacher writes the notes for the pupils. Evaluation:

Teacher gives the pupils class work as follows:

  1. List two examples of traditional ceremonies Assignment:
  2. List the traditional ceremonies carried out in your village

 

 

 

 

 

Week four

Date

Class: primary one

Subject: Cultural and Creative Arts Topic: ceremonies

Sub-Topic: Examples of Religious ceremonies Duration: 40 minutes

Previous knowledge: pupils have been taught and they can explain the various types of ceremonies

Behavioral objective: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to:

 

 

 

  1. List examples of religious ceremonies Instructional material: Textbook, charts and pictures. Content:

Examples of Religious ceremonies Religious ceremonies include:

  1. Christian ceremonies:

Christmas

CCA for Primary one third term lesson note

CCA for Primary one third term lesson note

CCA for Primary one third term lesson note

CCA for Primary one third term lesson note

CCA for Primary one third term lesson note

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