Lesson Plan for Senior Secondary 1 - Home Management - Textiles

### Lesson Plan: Home Management for Senior Secondary 1 - Topic: Textiles **Duration:** 90 minutes **Age Group:** Senior Secondary 1 (SS1) **Subject:** Home Management **Topic:** Textiles --- #### **Learning Objectives:** 1. **Knowledge:** - Understand the different types of textiles and their characteristics. - Recognize the sources of various fibers used in textile production. - Learn basic textile terminologies and their definitions. 2. **Skills:** - Identify and differentiate between natural and synthetic fibers. - Demonstrate basic textile care and maintenance techniques. 3. **Attitude:** - Appreciate the importance of textiles in daily life. - Develop a sense of responsibility for maintaining and caring for different types of textiles. --- #### **Materials Needed:** - Samples of different types of textiles (cotton, wool, silk, polyester, etc.) - Magnifying glass - Textbooks and reference materials - Chart paper and markers - Fabric care labels - Laundry detergent samples - Ironing board and iron - PowerPoint presentation setup - Worksheets and handouts --- #### **Lesson Outline:** ##### **1. Introduction (10 minutes):** - **Greeting and Attendance**: Welcome students and take attendance. - **Introduction to the Topic**: Briefly explain what textiles are and why understanding textiles is important. - **Learning Objectives**: Share and explain the learning objectives of the lesson. ##### **2. Instruction (30 minutes):** - **Types of Textiles**: - Discuss natural fibers (cotton, wool, silk, linen) and their sources. - Discuss synthetic fibers (polyester, nylon, acrylic) and their production. - **Characteristics of Textiles**: - Discuss properties such as durability, breathability, absorbency, and comfort. - Use samples for a tactile learning experience. - **Textile Terminologies**: - Define terms such as warp, weft, weave, knitting, etc. - Create a chart with these terms and their definitions for the classroom. ##### **3. Demonstration (20 minutes):** - **Textile Identification**: - Use a magnifying glass to examine and identify the weave or knit of different textile samples. - Discuss how to distinguish between natural and synthetic fibers. - **Fabric Care**: - Explain the meaning of common care symbols on fabric labels. - Demonstrate washing techniques appropriate for different fabrics using detergent samples. - Discuss and show proper ironing techniques for various fabrics. ##### **4. Interactive Activity (20 minutes):** - **Group Activity**: - Divide students into small groups. - Assign each group a type of fiber (natural or synthetic). - Provide fabric samples and ask them to identify the type of fiber and its characteristics. - Each group presents their findings to the class. ##### **5. Evaluation (10 minutes):** - **Q&A Session**: - Allow students to ask questions and clarify doubts. - Ask short questions to gauge understanding. - **Worksheet Activity**: - Distribute worksheets with questions on the types, characteristics, and care of textiles. - Collect and review for assessment. ##### **6. Conclusion (10 minutes):** - **Recap**: Summarize key points discussed, reinforcing the properties and care of different types of textiles. - **Feedback**: Ask students what they found most interesting and any points they need further clarification. - **Assignment**: - Assign a small project where students have to bring a textile item from home and present its type, care instructions, and any unique properties. #### **Homework Assignment:** - Create a report identifying different textiles found at home. Mention their care labels, and characteristics, and suggest best practices for their maintenance. --- #### **Notes for Teacher:** - Be prepared with extra fabric samples in case any are lost or damaged. - Monitor students during group activities to ensure they are engaged and understand the task. - Provide personalized feedback based on worksheet performances. --- This lesson plan aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of textiles and their management, ensuring students can apply this knowledge in their daily lives.