New Revised NERDC Primary 4 Cultural and Creative Arts Scheme of Work

New Revised NERDC Primary 4 Cultural and Creative Arts Scheme of Work

Week 1: Elements of Design

1. Content: Meaning of elements (lines, colors), listing and uses, illustration skills.

2. Performance Objectives: Explain and list elements, illustrate lines and colors, state uses.

3. Learning Activities:

i. Teacher Activities: The teacher explains meaning, guides listing, states uses.

ii. Learning Activities: The learners list elements, make drawings using elements.

4. Teaching and Learning Resources: Drawing books for practice, pictures showing elements of design, pencils for drawing, colors (crayons, paints) for illustrations.

Week 2: Foreign Musical Instruments

1. Content: Identification of instruments (piano, guitar), sound production, categorization.

2. Performance Objectives: Identify and name instruments, differentiate playing methods, categorize them.

3. Learning Activities:

i. Teacher Activities: The teacher names instruments, demonstrates playing, guides categorization.

ii. Learning Activities: The learners name instruments, demonstrate playing, categorize in groups.

4. Teaching and Learning Resources: Pictorials of foreign instruments showing piano, guitar, violin, available instruments like recorder for demonstrations.

Week 3: Features of Nigerian Traditional Dance

1. Content: Identification of dances, features (costumes, movements), participation skills.

2. Performance Objectives: Identify traditional dances, state features, participate in dances.

3. Learning Activities:

i. Teacher Activities: The teacher identifies dances, describes features, guides participation.

ii. Learning Activities: The learners practice and perform dances, discuss features.

4. Teaching and Learning Resources: Traditional costumes from different ethnic groups, music recordings of traditional songs, open space for dance practice.

Week 4: Care of Environment

1. Content: Meaning of environment, objects in environment, care methods (cleaning, conservation).

2. Performance Objectives: Describe environment, list objects, analyze care methods.

3. Learning Activities:

i. Teacher Activities: The teacher describes environment, lists objects, explains care.

ii. Learning Activities: The learners discuss care methods, create posters on conservation.

4. Teaching and Learning Resources: Charts of environmental objects showing plants, animals, buildings, cleaning tools for demonstrations, video on conservation (if available).

Week 5: Principles of Design

1. Content: Meaning of principles (proportion, rhythm), listing and uses, creation skills.

2. Performance Objectives: Explain principles, categorize them, create objects using principles.

3. Learning Activities:

i. Teacher Activities: The teacher explains meaning, lists principles, demonstrates use.

ii. Learning Activities: The learners categorize principles, create simple designs.

4. Teaching and Learning Resources: Pencils for drawing, notebooks for note-taking, chalkboards for demonstrations, examples of designed objects showing proportion and balance.

Week 6: Nigerian Musical Instruments and Sounds They Produce

1. Content: Review of instruments, playing and sound production.

2. Performance Objectives: Identify tribal instruments, demonstrate playing, draw or describe them.

3. Learning Activities:

i. Teacher Activities: The teacher identifies instruments, demonstrates, guides drawing.

ii. Learning Activities: The learners play instruments, draw them, describe sounds.

4. Teaching and Learning Resources: Local instruments (drums, gongs, shakers), drawing books for sketching, pencils for drawing.

Week 7: Mid-Term Break

Mid-term test should be conducted covering all topics from Week 1 to Week 6. Students rest after the assessment.

Week 8: Basic Movements in Dance

1. Content: Steps in dance, meaning of time, space, effort, mood, performance skills.

2. Performance Objectives: Identify steps, state meanings, perform dance.

3. Learning Activities:

i. Teacher Activities: The teacher identifies steps, explains meanings, guides performance.

ii. Learning Activities: The learners practice movements, perform in groups.

4. Teaching and Learning Resources: Music recordings for dance practice, open space for movement, mirrors for self-observation during practice.

Week 9: Types of Colours and Texture

1. Content: Listing colors, primary/secondary, color wheel, texture identification.

2. Performance Objectives: List colors, arrange as primary/secondary, draw and paint color wheel.

3. Learning Activities:

i. Teacher Activities: The teacher lists colors, explains arrangement, guides wheel creation.

ii. Learning Activities: The learners arrange colors, paint wheel, feel textures.

4. Teaching and Learning Resources: Posters of colors showing primary and secondary colors, crayons for coloring, drawing books for color wheel, fabrics for textures (rough, smooth).

Week 10: Songs/Music with Nigerian Identity

1. Content: Nigerian art composers, trends, creation of music.

2. Performance Objectives: Identify composers, distinguish trends, create music.

3. Learning Activities:

i. Teacher Activities: The teacher identifies composers, explains trends, guides creation.

ii. Learning Activities: The learners sing songs, create simple tunes.

4. Teaching and Learning Resources: Audio recordings of Nigerian songs by composers like Fela Kuti, simple instruments for music creation.

Week 11: Creating a Play with Themes: Honesty, Integrity, Right Attitude to Work

1. Content: Short play on themes, performance skills.

2. Performance Objectives: Present short play on themes.

3. Learning Activities:

i. Teacher Activities: The teacher guides script creation, rehearses play.

ii. Learning Activities: The learners write and perform play in groups.

4. Teaching and Learning Resources: Scripts for reference, props for performance, costumes for characters.

Week 12: Examination

The examination for the second term should start. Students demonstrate understanding of all content covered from Week 1 to Week 11.

Week 13: Examination, Marking & Vacation

Examination should be concluded together with marking and recording. Vacation follows once all activities have been achieved.

New Revised NERDC Third Term Primary 4 Cultural and Creative Arts Scheme of Work

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