SAMPLE LESSON NOTE FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL IN NIGERIA

SAMPLE LESSON NOTE FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL IN NIGERIA

A lesson note is a detailed plan used by teachers to guide their teaching. It includes the lesson objectives, teaching methods, instructional materials, and evaluation strategies. Below is a sample lesson note for primary school in Nigeria.


LESSON NOTE FORMAT

1. General Information

  • Date: [Insert Date]
  • Class: Primary [Insert Class]
  • Subject: [Insert Subject]
  • Topic: [Insert Topic]
  • Sub-topic: [Insert Sub-topic]
  • Time: [Insert Time]
  • Duration: [Insert Duration]
  • Period/Day: [Insert Period]
  • Reference Book(s): [Insert Book Title]
  • Instructional Materials: [List materials such as charts, flashcards, real objects, etc.]

2. Behavioural Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  1. Define [Insert Topic]
  2. List the [Insert Key Concepts]
  3. Explain [Insert Main Idea]
  4. Identify examples of [Insert Examples]

3. Previous Knowledge (Entry Behavior)

  • The teacher asks questions to test pupils’ prior knowledge about [Insert Related Topic].

4. Presentation in Steps (Lesson Development)

Step 1: Introduction (5 minutes)

  • The teacher introduces the lesson by linking it to a familiar topic or real-life example.
  • The teacher asks pupils some questions to capture their attention.

Step 2: Explanation (10 minutes)

  • The teacher explains the concept of [Insert Topic] using simple language.
  • The teacher writes key points on the board and gives examples.

Step 3: Demonstration (10 minutes)

  • The teacher uses instructional materials such as charts, diagrams, or real objects to illustrate the topic.
  • Pupils are encouraged to participate in the demonstration.

Step 4: Class Activity (10 minutes)

  • The teacher gives exercises related to the lesson.
  • Pupils work in groups or individually to complete the task.

Step 5: Summary and Conclusion (5 minutes)

  • The teacher summarizes the main points of the lesson.
  • Pupils ask and answer questions to clarify any doubts.

5. Evaluation

The teacher assesses pupils’ understanding by asking the following questions:

  1. What is [Insert Topic]?
  2. Mention two examples of [Insert Examples].
  3. Explain why [Insert Key Concept] is important.

6. Assignment

  • Pupils should complete an exercise from their workbook or a practical task at home.

SAMPLE LESSON NOTE FOR PRIMARY 4 ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Subject: English Language

Topic: Nouns – Definition and Types

Class: Primary 4

Duration: 40 minutes

Reference Book: Nelson English Primary 4

Behavioural Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  1. Define nouns.
  2. Identify different types of nouns.
  3. Give examples of nouns in sentences.

Entry Behaviour

  • Pupils already know some common words used to name people, places, and things.

Instructional Materials

  • Flashcards with noun examples.
  • A chart showing types of nouns.
  • A whiteboard and marker.

Presentation in Steps

Step 1: Introduction (5 minutes)

  • The teacher asks pupils, “What do we call the names of people, places, or things?”
  • Pupils respond with answers like “chair,” “dog,” “Lagos,” etc.

Step 2: Explanation (10 minutes)

  • The teacher defines a noun as “a word that names a person, place, or thing.”
  • The teacher writes the definition on the board.

Step 3: Types of Nouns (10 minutes)

  • The teacher explains the different types of nouns:
    • Common nouns (e.g., book, table, dog)
    • Proper nouns (e.g., Nigeria, Mr. Ade, Lagos)
    • Abstract nouns (e.g., love, happiness, courage)
    • Collective nouns (e.g., team, family, bunch)

Step 4: Class Activity (10 minutes)

  • The teacher calls out words, and pupils classify them as common, proper, abstract, or collective nouns.

Step 5: Summary and Conclusion (5 minutes)

  • The teacher summarizes the topic and allows pupils to ask questions.

Evaluation

  • Pupils mention 3 examples of nouns.
  • Pupils classify given words into the correct noun types.

Assignment

  • Write 5 sentences using different types of nouns.

Conclusion

A well-structured lesson note helps teachers effectively deliver lessons. This sample can be used for different subjects in Nigerian primary schools by modifying the topic, objectives, and activities.

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