By the end of this lesson, pupils should be able to:
Show how people look and behave when they have eaten, drunk, or inhaled too much.
State the harmful effects that can result from drinking too much.
Explain what actions to take to help someone who is suffering from having too much food, drink, or smoke.
Connection to
Lesson summary
This topic introduces Primary 1 pupils to the concept of "overdose" in a simplified context, focusing on common daily activities: eating, drinking, and exposure to smoke. It is crucial for Nigerian learners as it helps them understand the importance of moderation and the potential negative health consequences of excess. This knowledge empowers them to make healthier choices and to identify situations where help might be needed for themselves or others, contributing to a safer and healthier community.
Teacher activity
Begin by asking pupils about things they like to do. Guide the discussion towards eating and drinking. Ask questions like, "What happens if you eat *too many* sweets?" or "What happens if you drink *too much* water very quickly?" Introduce the term "too much" and explain that it can make us sick.
Evaluation guide
The evaluation will be continuous throughout the lesson and specifically target the performance objectives and evaluation guide.
Formative Assessment (Ongoing during activities):
Observation: The teacher will observe pupils during discussions, demonstrations, and role-play activities to gauge their understanding of looks, behaviours, and appropriate actions.
Rubric:*
Excellent: Actively participates, demonstrates understanding of all concepts, confidently role-plays appropriate help.
