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The Human Body for Primary 1
Learn about the human body! This lesson identifies & describes different body parts, emphasizing their functions. Fun facts & activities make learning…
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Reasons For Food Preservation for Primary 2
This lesson for Primary 2 students focuses on the reasons for food preservation. It explains why preserving food is important, including preventing…
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Care of Food for Primary 2
Primary 2, 3rd Term, Week 6 lesson on Care of Food. This 40-minute lesson teaches the meaning of food and food preservation,…
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Persons To Accept Things From for Primary 2
Primary 2 Pre-Vocational Studies lesson on accepting things from trusted individuals. It teaches students to identify safe people to accept things from,…
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Effects of Harmful Substances for Primary 2
Primary 2 lesson on the effects of harmful substances. Explores the dangers of harmful substances and their impact on health, behavior, and…
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Cleaning Bathroom and Toilet for Primary 3
This lesson for Primary 3 students focuses on cleaning bathrooms and toilets. It covers types of toilets and bathrooms, reasons for cleaning,…
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Cleaning And Arranging The Bedroom for Primary 3
This lesson teaches 8-year-olds about cleaning and arranging bedrooms. It covers furniture arrangement, cleaning materials, and the importance of a clean and…
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Cleaning the Bedroom for Primary 3
This lesson for Primary 3 students focuses on the importance of cleaning the bedroom. It explains the reasons why keeping a bedroom…
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Harmful Substance That Could Be Taken Into The Body, Ways To Avoid Harmful Substance for Primary 2
Primary 2 lesson on avoiding harmful substances in food. Teaches kids how to choose safe food, read labels, and wash produce
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Harmful Substance That Could Be Taken Into The Body for Primary 2
Primary 2 Pre-Vocational Studies lesson on harmful substances. Pupils learn to define harmful substances, list examples, and understand why they should be…