Lesson Plan for Primary 1 - Prevocational Studies - eaning Of Land - Things Found On The Land + Hair

## Lesson Plan: Prevocational Studies for Primary 1 ### Topic: Meaning of Land - Things Found on the Land + Hair Materials and Tools #### Duration: 1 hour ### Objectives: By the end of this lesson, students should be able to: 1. Understand the meaning of land. 2. Identify different things found on land. 3. Recognize basic hair materials and tools. ### Materials Needed: - Flashcards or pictures of various things found on land (trees, animals, rocks, rivers, houses, etc.) - Flashcards or pictures of hair materials and tools (comb, brush, hair ties, hair clips, etc.) - A globe or world map - Whiteboard and markers - Coloring materials (crayons, markers) - Simple worksheets for identifying land items and hair tools ### Lesson Steps: #### 1. Introduction and Warm-up (10 minutes) - Greet the students and have them settle down. - Start with a brief discussion: "Do you know what 'land' means? What kinds of things can we find on land?" - Show a globe or world map and explain the concept of land versus water. - Explain that today they'll learn about things found on land and some tools used for taking care of hair. #### 2. Meaning of Land (10 minutes) - Define 'land': "Land is the part of Earth that is not covered by water. It's where we live, play, and grow food." - Show pictures/flashcards of various things found on land (e.g., trees, animals, rocks, buildings). - Discuss each item briefly to ensure understanding. #### 3. Activities: Identifying Things Found on Land (10 minutes) - Distribute worksheets with pictures of various items, some found on land and some in water. - Ask students to color or circle only those items found on land. - Review the worksheets together, discussing each correct item. #### 4. Hair Materials and Tools (10 minutes) - Show and name different hair materials and tools using flashcards (comb, brush, hair ties, hair clips, etc.). - Explain the use of each tool briefly: "We use a comb to untangle our hair. We use hair ties to keep our hair neat when we play." - Hand out flashcards for students to pass around and examine. #### 5. Group Activity: Matching Hair Tools (10 minutes) - Have students work in small groups to match pictures of hair tools with their uses on a provided worksheet. - Go around the class to assist and engage with each group. - Conduct a brief review at the end of the activity, inviting answers for each match. #### 6. Recap and Review (5 minutes) - Ask students to share something new they learned today. - Recap the definitions of 'land' and some items found on land. - Recap the different hair tools and their purposes. - Praise the students for their participation. #### 7. Closing (5 minutes) - Assign a simple homework task: "Draw or find one photo of something you see on land and bring it to class next time." - Thank the students for their attention and effort today. ### Assessment: - Participation in class discussions. - Completion and accuracy of worksheets. - Group activity involvement and understanding. ### Reflection (Post-Lesson): - Note which parts of the lesson engaged students the most. - Reflect on the students' understanding and participation. - Consider any adjustments for future lessons based on student responses and needs.