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### Lesson Plan: Prevocational Studies (Primary 5) **Topic:** Rearing of Animals & Uses of Personal and Family Resources --- #### **Subject:** Prevocational Studies #### **Grade:** Primary 5 #### **Duration:** 60 minutes #### **Learning Objectives:** - Understand the basics of rearing animals and its importance. - Identify different types of personal and family resources. - Explore ways to utilize personal and family resources effectively. --- ### **Lesson Outline** #### **1. Introduction (10 minutes)** **a. Greeting and Roll Call:** - Welcome students and take attendance. **b. Introduction to Topic:** - Briefly introduce the day's topic: Rearing of Animals & Uses of Personal and Family Resources. **c. Lesson Objectives:** - Share the learning objectives with the students. #### **2. Rearing of Animals (20 minutes)** **a. Definition and Importance:** - Explain what rearing animals means. - Discuss the importance of rearing animals for food, labor, companionship, and economic benefits. **b. Types of Animals Reared:** - List and discuss different animals commonly reared (e.g., chickens, goats, cows, fish). - Show pictures or videos of these animals. **c. Basic Requirements for Rearing Animals:** - Housing: Explain the types of housing different animals need. - Feeding: Discuss what and how to feed different animals. - Healthcare: Basic health care and hygiene practices. **d. Student Activities:** - **Vocabulary Match:** Provide students with terms related to animal rearing (e.g., coop, fodder, vaccination) and ask them to match these with their meanings. - **Discussion:** Divide students into groups to discuss which animal they think is the easiest to rear and why. #### **3. Uses of Personal and Family Resources (20 minutes)** **a. Definition and Types of Resources:** - Explain what personal and family resources are (e.g., time, money, skills, property). - List out examples of personal resources (skills, talents) and family resources (income, tools, family time). **b. Effective Utilization of Resources:** - Discuss how to effectively use these resources to meet needs and achieve goals. - Introduce simple budgeting by discussing how a family might allocate resources for savings, investments, and expenditures. **c. Student Activities:** - **Role-Playing:** Students role-play scenarios of managing family resources (e.g., making a mock budget). - **Resource Mapping:** Ask students to create a resource map of their own family, listing personal and family resources they are aware of. #### **4. Conclusion and Review (5 minutes)** **a. Recap of Key Points:** - Summarize key points covered in the lesson: basic animal rearing practices, different types of animals, and the effective use of personal and family resources. **b. Questions and Answers:** - Open the floor for any questions from the students. **c. Homework Assignment:** - Ask students to write a short essay on an animal they would like to rear and how they would manage the resources needed to take care of it. **d. Closing Remarks:** - Thank the students for their participation and announce any upcoming lessons related to the topic. #### **Materials Needed:** - Pictures or videos of various animals. - Vocabulary match worksheets. - Role-playing props (optional). - Chart paper and markers for resource mapping. --- ### **Assessment:** - Participation in class activities and discussions. - Quality of homework assignment. ### **Additional Notes:** - Adjust the activities based on the specific needs and dynamics of the class. - Ensure to create an inclusive environment where each student gets the chance to participate and ask questions.


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