Basic Electricity I (Primary 5)
BASIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
BASIC TECHNOLOGY
SMASE – ASEI PDSI METHOD
THIRD TERM
WEEK 9
PRIMARY 5
TOPIC: Basic Electricity
LEARNING AREA
- Lesson One – Electricity as a Form of Energy
- Lesson Two – Types of Electricity
- Lesson Three – Flow of Electricity Current
- Lesson Four – Revision
- Lesson Five – Test
TIME – 40 Minutes each.
LEARNING OUTCOME
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- explain electricity as a form of energy.
- identify types of electricity.
- discuss the flow of electric current.
- make a simple electric circuit connection.
RATIONALE
Electricity is very useful at home, offices, in school, etc. Most of our home appliances depend on electricity. For example, if there is no electricity, the following items will not work – television set, water heater, etc. The concept of electricity will enable pupils to understand and appreciate the importance of electricity in our daily life.
LEARNING MATERIALS
The teacher will teach the lesson with the aid of:
- Bulbs
- Wire
- Batteries
- Biro cases
- Piece of plain papers
PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE
If there is no electricity, the following items will not work – television set, water heater, etc. The pupils understand this fact very. Without power by PHCN, no light or any home appliances will work.
REFERENCE MATERIALS
- 9 – Years Basic Education Curriculum
- Lagos State Scheme of work
- Basic Science and Technology
- All Relevant Materials
- Online Materials – YouTube Video
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LESSON PLAN/DEVELOPMENT
ASEI PDSI LESSON NOTES
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LESSON DEVELOPMENT 1 – ELECTRICITY AS A FORM OF ENERGY docx
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LESSON DEVELOPMENT 2 – TYPES OF ELECTRICITY
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LESSON DEVELOPMENT 3 – THE FLOW OF ELECTRICITY CURRENT
- LESSON DEVELOPMENT 4 – REVISION AND TEST
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