Capa STD 2 Notes-1

COMMON HAZARDS IN THE CLASSROOM
Razor blade Pin Pair of scissors

Nail
Broken bottles
COMMON HAZARDS IN THE PLAYGROUND
• Wood Stick
• Small stones
• Nails
• Thorns
• Broken bottles
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STANDARD 2 CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS PAES

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COMPILED BY:GOITSE PINKIE MAKUKU
Test Yourself
1. Which of the following is a natural object?
A. House B. Bridge
C. Plant
2. _____________is a natural object.
A. Classroom B. Blanket
C. Hill
Classify the following objects as man-made and natural objects.
Stone Animals Table Books
Ruler Sun Brush
People Dress Plants
Man –made objects Natural objects
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.
6 11.
7. 12.
WRITE TRUE IF THE STATEMENT IS CORRECT OR FALSE IF
THE STATEMENT IS WRONG.
13.All things around us are made by people. T/F.
14. Dam is an example of a natural object. T/F.

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1. Which of the following can harm us ?
A. Nails B. Books C.
Food
2. Hazards are things that can ___________________us.
A. Harm B. Destroy C.
Help
3. Which of the following is a safety rule?
A. Handle tools with care.
B. Store tools everywhere
C. Play in the workshop.
4. ___________ is a dangerous object\t in the playground.
A. Cup B. Stone
C. Clothes
5. _________tools can cut you.
A. Big B. Sharp
C. Small
6. Use and store tools and materials in the storeroom ______________.
A. Carefully B. Carelessly
C. Dangerously
7. Do not leave things in the floor they can ___________us.
A. Hurt B. Give
C. Heal
8. Litter in the playground is _________________.
A. Safe B. Good
C. Dangerous.
WRITE TRUE IF THE STATEMENT IS TRUE OR FALSE IF THE
STATEMENT IS WRONG.
9. Always store tools in the right place. T/ F.
10. . Thorns can harm us. T/F..

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From the list below choose objects that can harm us.
(bottles nails food tins papers rakes hammer)
11. ___________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
12. ___________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
13. ___________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
Complete the following sentences using these words
14. Handle all tools__________________. (carefully, carelessly)
15. Store tools in the _____________ place. (right, wrong)
16. Hazards are things that can _______________ us.
17. A _________________environment can harm us. (clean, dirty)
18. Tools should be put in the __________. (storeroom house)

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SAFETY SIGNS
• Signs use pictures and sometimes words to give a message.
• Signs can tell us what is dangerous.
• Signs can tells us how to behave.
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Stop sign Flammable
Poison
Danger
Children crossing Do not run holding sharp objects

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Test Yourself
1. Exercises keep our bodies ________________.
A. Healthy B. Weak
C, Beautiful
2. Which one of the following is an example of an exercise?
A. Hiding B. Running
C. Eating
3. Exercises make the body ____________.
A. Strong B. Weak
C. Ill
4. To stay healthy, you have to keep yourself _____________.
A. Dirty B. Clean
C. Fat
5. Posture means keeping your _______________in the right position.
A. Ears B. Body
C. Eyes
6. Which of the following activities can lead to a good health?
A. Running B. Painting
C. Singing
7. What happens to our body when we do exercises?
A. The hair changes colour
B. The muscles increase in number.
C. The body becomes fit and healthy.
8. Tumo eats fruits and vegetables every day. His body will be
____________.
A. Sick B. Heavy C.
Healthy
9. Which of the following is a good health practice?
A. Washing our bodies
B. Putting on dirty school uniform
C. Eating bad and rotten food.
10. Exercises make our muscles ________________.

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A. Strong B. Weak C.
Hurt
Choose the words which correctly completes the following sentences.
Heart Strong Fit Running
11. Good posture keeps you _____________and stops you from
hurting yourself.
12. Exercises make the ______________ strong.
13. ___________can lead tom good health.
14. Exercise keeps the body______
TRUE OR FALSE
15. Jogging is an exercise that improve good health. T/F.
16. Playing football is good for our health. T/F.
STRUCTURED QUESTIONS
17. What is posture?
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
MATCH THE FOLOWING SIGNS WITH THEIR DESCRIPTIONS.
1. _____ A. Flammable
2. _____ B. Poison
3. _____ C. Children crossing
4. _____ D. Stop sign

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WRITE TRUE IF THE STATEMENT IS TRUE OR FALSE IF THE
STATEMENT IS WRONG.
5. This sign means stop. T/F

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WORKING SAFELY WITH TOOLS AND MATERIALS.
• Use all tools and materials correctly.
• Keep tools and materials correctly.
• Handle with care.
• Keep tools in the storeroom.
GOOD HEALTH PRACTICES

• Posture means keeping your body in the right position.
• Good posture means you are using muscles and bones in a correct way.
• It keeps you strong and stops you from hurting yourself.
• Posture can be affected if we don’t sit properly.
• Posture can be affected if we don’t lift things properly.
HOW CAN IT AFFECT OUR HEALTH
• We will have back pain if we don’t lift things properly.
• We will have hunch back.
HOW THE BODY REACTS TO VARIETY OF EXERCISES.
• The body will become fit.
• Muscles and bones become very strong.
• The heart will pump fast.
ACTIVITIES THAT CONTRIBUTE TO GOOD HEALTH
• Enough sleep
▪ Sleep early and wake up early
▪ Our body needs rest,
• Bathing
▪ We have to bath three times a day.
▪ Always keep clean to avoid germs and diseases.
• Healthy food
▪ We have to eat healthy food every time
COOL DOWN EXERCISES
• They retain the body.
▪ For example:
• Walking
• Jogging
• Running Swinging arms
• Stretching Jumping

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NATURAL OBJECTS
• Natural objects are objects which are made by God.
• For example:
Flower
Goat
Tree Cat

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MAN -MADE OBJECTS
• Man -made objects are things which are made by man or people.
• Chair table
• pot

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PRIMARY COLOURS.
Yellow
Blue
Red

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SECONDARY COLOURS
• We mix primary colours to make secondary colours.
Orange
Red +Yellow
Purple
Yellow +blue
Green
Blue +red

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COOL COLOURS
• Cool colours are colours that show
cool or cold things, like trees, grass and
water.
Blue Green
WARM COLOURS
• Warm colours are colours associated
with warm or hot things.
Orange Red Yellow

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TEST YOURSELF.
1. The colour that is shown by the plant leaves is _____________-.
A. Blue B. Yellow C. Green
2. Which colour do you get if you mix red and blue?
A. Purple B. Orange C. Green
3. Cool colours are __________________
A. Dark B. Bright C. Black
4. Mixing two primary colours gives us _____________colours.
A. Tertiary B. Secondary C. Primary
5. Blue +yellow =____________
WRITE TRUE IF THE STATEMENT IS CORRECT OR FALSE IF THE
STATEMENT IS WRONG.
6. Two primary colours mixed together gives you a tertiary colour. T/F.
7. Cool colours re associated with cool things. T/F.
8. Warm colours are associated with hot things. T/F.
9. The colour of the tree associates well with primary colours T/F.
10. The colour red shows hot things. T/F.
MATCH THE FOLLOWING WITH THEIR DESCRIPTIONS.
11. ____Primary colour A. Purple
12. ____ Secondary colour B. Orange
13. ____Cool colour. C. Associates hot things.
14. ____Warm colour D. Green
15. ____Red E. Yellow
STRUCTURED QUESTIONS.
16. List 3 primary colours
17. List 3 secondary colours.
18. Name 2 cool colours.
19. State 3 warm colours.
20. Secondary colours are made by mixing ____________colours.

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LINES
Zig-zag line
Horizontal line
Vertical line
Slanting line
Curved line

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SHAPES
Square
2 vertical line
2 horizontal lines
Circle
Curved lines
Triangle
2 slanting lines
1 horizontal line
Rectangle
2 vertical lines
2 horizontal lines

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DRAWING OBJECTS USING LINES
TEST YOURSELF.
MATCH THE FOLLOWING SHAPES WITH THEIR DESCRIPTIONS
1. ___Square A. It has three sides
2. ___Rectangle B. It has 4 equal sides.
3. ___Circle C. It has 2 horizontal lines and 2 vertical lines.
4. ___Triangle D. It is made by curved lines
NAME THE FOLLOWING SHAPES.
5.
_____________________
6 .____________________
7 .___________________
8. ____________________

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• Lines can make us have different feelings.
• Curved lines are soft. gentle and peaceful.
• Zig –zag lines are angry.
• Spiralling lines are exciting.
TEST YOURSELF.
1. Lines can make us have different ________________.
A. Lives B. Feelings C. Hazards
2. Curved lines are ________________ and peaceful.
A. Soft B. Angry C. Happy
3. Zig –zag lines are ________________.
A. Simple B. Angry C. Exciting
4. Spiralling lines are_____________-.
A. Exciting B. Peaceful C. Angry
MATCH THE FOLLOWING LINES WITH THEIR NAMES.
5. A. Curved line
6. B. Horizontal line
7. C. Vertical line
8. D. Slanting line
9. E. Zig –zag line

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_________________line

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SOUND
• There are different kinds of sounds all around us.
• There are soft and loud sounds
• Things that make soft sounds.
▪ Fan
▪ Bee
▪ Watch
▪ Plastic box
▪ Paper
▪ Book
• Things that make loud sounds.
▪ Bell
▪ Elephant
▪ Whistle
▪ Siren
• Symbols of sounds.
• Loud sound
•
• Soft sound
TEST YOURSELF
1. What kind of sound is made by a ringing bell?
A. Loud sound
B. Low sound
C. Rough sound
2. Which symbol shows loud sound?
A.
A.

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Classify the following into loud and soft sounds.
Elephant Bee Bell Whistle Siren Paper
Book Plastic box
Loud sound Soft sound

3. 7.
4. 8.
5. 9.
6. 10.
11. This symbol shows soft sound. T/F

12. A watch makes a loud sound. T/F.
13. The sound made by a fan is soft. T/F.

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CONSTRUCTION
• Construction is making a product
• For example:
▪ Toy car
▪ Money box
▪ Envelope
▪ Pencil holder
▪ Doll
▪ Box
▪ Christmas card
Construction Process
Steps taken when making things.
▪ Cutting
▪ Folding
▪ Joining
▪ Finishing
• Tools used for construction
▪ Scissors
▪ Rulers
▪ Pliers
▪ Trimming knife
• Materials used for construction
▪ Wool
▪ Plastic
▪ Glass
▪ Wire
▪ Leather
▪ Paper
▪ Fabric cloth
▪ Metal

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TEST YOURSELF
1. __________________is making a product.
2. __________________is an example of a product.
Write 4 steps used when making things.
3. ________________________________________________________
4. ________________________________________________________
5. ________________________________________________________
6. ________________________________________________________
7. Name tools used for construction.
8. _______________________________________________________
9. _______________________________________________________
10. _________________________________________________
11. _________________________________________________

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COLLAGE
• Collage is a picture made by pasting different materials on to a
background.
Collage Materials
Leaves
• Sticks
• Grass
• Seeds

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MODELLING
• Modelling is shaping clay or using clay to make different three
dimensional forms. (things that you can see all sides).
Characteristics of Clay
• Clay is dark in colour
• Clay feels soft
• Clay has very small particles
• Clay holds a lot of water
• Clay is used for pottery and modelling
• Clay is sticky when wet.
• Clay is hard when dry.
TEST YOURSELF.
1. Which of the following is true about clay soil?
A. It is good for modelling
B. It is not used for making pots.
C. It is not a natural material.
2. Clay soil is ________________

A. Hard when dry.
B. It has large particles.
C. It is not smooth.
3. Which of the following is good for making traditional pots?
A. Sandy soil B. Loam soil C. Clay soil.
4. Modelling is shaping ____________soil to male objects.
A. Clay B. Sandy C. Gravel
5. Which of the following best describes clay?
A. It dries quickly
B. It holds water for a long time.
C. It has large particles.

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TEST YOURSELF
1. ________is a picture made by pasting different materials on a
surface.
A. Collage B. Drawing C. Painting
2. The following are materials used to make collage.
A. Sticks, seeds, leaves and grass.
B. Book, glass, cupboard and pencils.
C. Chalk, rubber, door and chair.
3. Plastic is used to make collage. T/F
4. Leaves of a tree can make collage. T/F.
5. What is a collage?
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
6. Name the at least 4 materials that are used to make collage.
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________

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Pitch and Duration
• Pitch is how high or low the sound is.
▪ Notes of the Modulator

• There are 8 notes of the modulator.
▪ Modulator
o Doh
o Ray
o Me
o Fah
o Soh
o Lah
o Te
o Doh
▪ Doh
▪ Te
▪ Lah
▪ Soh
▪ Fah
▪ Me
▪ Ray
▪ Doh
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TEST YOURSELF.
1. Which of the following is missing? d r m f l___ t d

A. m
B. s
C. t
2. How many notes are there in the modulator?
A. 7
B. 8
C. 9
3. What is pitch?
A. Pitch how low and high the sound is.
B. Pitch is how short or long the sound is.
C. Pitch is how fast and slow the sound is.
drmfsltd
4. These notes are descending. T/F.
5. d t l s f m r d. These notes are ascending. T/F.

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STRUCTURES
▪ Structure is something that is made from different parts.
▪ It can support its own weight.

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Types of Structures
▪ Shell Structures
▪ Frame Structures
▪ Shell Structure holds something
▪ Carry things inside them.
▪ Examples
• Box of eggs
Cup
• Tortoise shell
• Snail
• Bag
Bowl
• Tin
• Bottle
• Aeroplane
• House

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Frame Structures
▪ Frame Structures support things made from bars or strips materials
joined together.
▪
Examples:
▪ Bicycle
▪ Tree
▪ Table
▪ Spider web
▪ Bridge
▪ Gate
▪ Chair
▪ Baby cot

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Man -made structures
▪ Man -made structures are structures made by man or people.
▪ For example :
▪ Aeroplane
▪ Car
▪ Box
▪ Table
▪ Bridge
▪ Chair
▪ Classroom
▪ House
Natural structures
▪ Natural structures are structures made by God.
o For example
▪ Tree
▪ Snail
▪ Egg shell
▪ Tortoise shell
▪ Spider web
TEST YOURSELF
1. A tree is a ______________ structure.
A. Frame B. Shell C. House
2. A man-made structure is structure that is made by ___________-.
A. People B. Animals C. God
3. Natural structures are made by_____________.
A. God B. Children C. People
4. Which of the following is an example of a frame structure?
A. Bicycle B. Cup C. Book
5. Which of the following is a shell structure?
A. Egg shell B. Bridge C. Bicycle.

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WRITE TRUE IF THE STATEMENT IS CORRECT OR FALSE IF THE
STATEMENT IS WRONG.
6. A bicycle is an example of a shell structure. T/F.
7. Tortoise shell is an example of a natural structure. T/F.
8. Snail is an example of a frame structure. T/F.
9. Man-made structures are made by God. T/F.
10. Natural structures are mad by God. T/F
MATCH THE FOLLOWING
11.__Box of eggs A. What is shell structure?
12.__ Tortoise shell B. Example of frame structure
13.__ Bridge C. Natural structure
14.__Structure that holds something D. Man –made structure
15.__ House E. Example of shell structure.
16. This is a _______________structure.

Classify the following into frame and shell structures.
Tortoise shell Cup Bucket Tree Spider web
Snail Gate Chair Baby cot Aeroplane
Shell Structures Frame Structures
17. 22.
18. 23.
19. 24.
20. 25.
21. 26.
27. Name 2 natural structures and 2 natural structures.

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ILLUSTRATION
▪ A picture can be a true story.
▪ A picture that tells a story is called Illustration.
▪ The picture can tell what the poem is about.
▪ A picture can also show the mood.
▪ Mood is the way you feel.
TEST YOURSELF
1. What is illustration?
A. A picture that tells a story.
B. A picture that talks.
C. A picture that tells lies.
2. _____________is how you feel.
A. Picture B. Mood C. Love
3. _____________can tell what the poem is about.
A. Mood B. Poem C. Picture
TRUE OR FALSE
4. A picture can tell a story. T/F.
5. The way you feel is called mood. T /F.
6. The picture cannot show you the mood. T/F.
7. A poem can be illustrated by a picture. T/F.

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DRAMATISATION
▪ Acting using movement, sound and words to tell a story.
▪ The way you move can show how you feel
▪ Your face show how you feel.
▪ Acting is a way of telling a story .
▪ You can pretend to be a different person when you act.
TEST YOURSELF
1. ______________means using movements, sounds and words to tell a
story.
A. Acting B. Dramatisation C. Movement
2. The way you move can show how you __________.
A. Move B. Feel C. Run
3. A way of telling a story is called____________.
A. Jogging B. Acting C. Running
4. When you act you can pretend to be __________people.
A. Different B Same C. Normal
5. Your face can show how you ________________.
A. Feel Die C. Pretend

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MECHANISMS
▪ Mechanisms also has moving parts.
▪ Mechanisms also has input and output.
▪ Input ------------- Input is what makes a mechanism to work.
▪ Output ----------- Output is the work that mechanisms does.
TEST YOURSELF
1. ______________has moving parts.
A. Mechanisms B. Input C. Output
2. Things can be made be easier by using _____________.
A. Work B. Wheelbarrow C. Mechanisms
3. Mechanisms has _____________and output.
A. Input B. Output C. Mechanisms
4. __________is what makes the mechanisms work.
A. Input B. Material C. Output
5. ___________is the work that the mechanisms does.
6. A. Output B. Input C,

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DANCE
▪ Dance is moving to music.
▪ Dance keeps you fit and healthy.
▪ Dance makes you happy.
ELEMENTS OF DANCE
▪ Movement
▪ Space
▪ Rhythm
▪ You can use the space around you.
▪ Use different ways when you dance
▪ You must be careful not bump to other dancers
TEST YOURSELF
1. What is dance?
A. Dance is shouting at people.
B. Dance is moving to different places.
C. Dance is moving to music.
2. Dance keeps you _____________and healthy.
A. Dirty B. Fit C. Sick
3. Dance can make you _________________.
A. Cry B. Happy C. Sick
TRUE OR FALSE
4. When dancing you should step on other people’s feet. T/F.
5. Space is one of the elements of dance. T/F
6. Name the 3 elements of dance.
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
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DESIGN AND MAKING PROCESS
• Before you make anything you need a design.
• A design shows how the product is going to look and work.
• When you design something you have to think about the needs of
people who will use it.
• A good design meets the needs of people who use it.
• When you design a product it should be:
▪ Useful
▪ Made from the right material.
▪ Strong enough to do its job.
▪ You have to choose the right tools for working with your
materials.
1. Something that shows the product is going to work or look like is
called _____________________
A. Design B. Product C. Material
2.
TEST YOURSELF
3. What is a design?
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
4. When you make a design it should be:
a)___________________________________________________________
b)___________________________________________________________
c)___________________________________________________________
d)___________________________________________________________
e)___________________________________________________________

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MATERIALS
• Materials are used to make things or objects
• Examples of materials:
• Metal
• Wood
• Glass
• Plastic
• Fabric cloth
• Wool
• Leather
Characteristics of Materials
• Hard
▪ Metal
▪ Wood
▪ Glass
• Soft
▪ Fabric
▪ Plastic
▪ Paper
▪ Leather
• Strong
▪ Metal
▪ Wood
▪ Cement

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• Stiff
▪ Plastic
• Waterproof
▪ Plastic
▪ Glass
▪ Metal
• Uses of Materials
• Glass
o Used for making cups, plates, tables and windows.
• Metal
o Used to make chairs, tables, windows, door frames, cupboards,
cars, plates, doors, spoons, tins, pots and gates.
• Leather
o Leather makes shoes, clothes, jackets, belts, bags.
• Plastic
o Used to make plates, spoons, bottles, balls, chairs ,tables ,toy
dolls ,rulers.
• Wood
Used to make doors, tables, chairs ,pencils ,boards.
• Wool
o Used to make clothes, jerseys and hats.
• Paper
o Used to make books and boxes.
• Fabric
o Used to make clothes.

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TEST YOURSELF
1. What is used to make objects?
A. Water B. Materials C. Object
2. Which of the following is a hard material?
A. Glass B. Plastic C. Paper
3. Which of the following is used to make clothes?
A. Fabric B. Plastic C. Glass
4. Jerseys are made from ____________.
A. Water B. Wood C. Wool
5. Paper makes ________________.
A. Clothes B. Raincoat C. Books
WRITE TRUE IF THE STATEMENT IS CORRECT AND FALSE IF
6. A book is made from paper. T/F
7. Wood is used to make furniture. T/F.
8. Wool makes warm clothes. T/F.
9. Plastic is an example of a stiff material. T/F.
10. Glass makes cement. T/F.
MATCH THE FOLLOWING MATERIALS WITH THEIR PRODUCTS
11. ___Paper A. Bags
12. ___Wool B. Clothes
13. ___Wood C. Tables
14. ___Plastic D. Door frames
15. ___Glass E. Jerseys
16. ___Leather F. Chairs
17. ___Metal G. Rulers
18. ___Fabric H. Books
Complete the following Table with suitable materials.
Hard Soft Strong Stiff Waterproof

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BODY PERCUSSION
• Body percussion means sound produced by different parts of
the body.
• For example:
▪ Mouth --------------Whistling
▪ Tongue ------------- Ululating
▪ Fingers --------------Snapping
▪ Hands ---------------Clapping
▪ Feet -----------------Stamping
MATCH THE FOLLOWING BODY PARTS WITH THE SOUND THEY
MAKE.
1._____Hands A. Clapping
2._____ Mouth B. Whistling
3. _____ Feet C. Stamping
4.______Fingers D. Snapping
5.______ Tongue E. Ululating
6.Which of the following is used for clapping?
A. Hands B. Feet C. Mouth

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PATTERN MAKING
• A pattern is made by repeating lines ,shapes, or colours.
• Natural patterns are patterns made by God.
• Man –made patterns are patterns made by man or people.
• Natural Patterns
• Zebra stripes
• Flowers
• Leaf lines
• Giraffe spots
• Leopard spots
• Tortoise shell
• Spider web
• Man Made Patterns
• Fence
• Wall
• Clothes
• Claypots
• Baskets
• Bricks
• Decorations
• Cups , plates and floor tiles.
TEST YOURSELF
1. What is used to make a pattern?
A. Movement B. Line and shapes C. People.
2. A natural pattern is found on the _______________
A. Giraffe B. Spade C. Skirt
3. _____________can be made by using lines ,shapes and colours.’
A. Colour B Pattern C. Sound
4. Which of the following is a natural pattern?
A. Basket B. Tortoise shell C. Fence

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5. .___________is a man-made pattern.
A. . Leaf B. Spider web C. Fence
6. This is an example of a _______________.

A. Pattern B. Shell C. Material
7. The following is a natural pattern
A. Spider web B. Claypot C. Floor tiles
8. A pattern can be made using repeated _________________.
A. Prints B. Shapes C. Designs
Classify the following into natural and man –made patterns.
Zebra stripes Claypots Tortoise shell Floor tiles Giraffe spots
Wall Fence Spider web Baskets Flowers
Natural Patterns Man –made Patterns

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Examples of Patterns

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GAMES
• Traditional Games
▪ There are part of culture of Botswana.
• Examples
▪ Koi
▪ Nxai
▪ Mhele
▪ Diketo
▪ Morabaraba
• Modern Games
▪ They are new to Botswana.
▪ They come from Europe
• Examples of Modern Games
▪ Football
▪ Volleyball
▪ Netball
▪ Softball
▪ Basketball
▪ Casino
▪ Chess
▪ Rugby
▪ Snakes and ladders
• The Rules of Games
o Netball
▪ Keep play inside the court.
▪ Do not run with the ball
▪ Do not touch other players
o Volleyball
▪ Do not hold the ball
▪ Do not touch the ball more than once.
▪ You can only score only when your team is serving.

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o Soccer / Football
▪ Keep the ball inside the pitch.
▪ Play with one ball at a time.
▪ Do not touch the ball with your hands.
TEST YOURSELF
1. Which of the following is a modern game?
A. Morabaraba B. Chess C. Mhele
2. Which of the following is NOT a game?
A. Koi B. Soccer C. Reading
3. What are modified games?
A. Games that are new to us.
B. Games that are only played by children.
C. Games that were played long time ago.
4. What are the 2 skills that you need to do when playing a ball game?
A. Throw and catch.
B. Throw and run.
C. Catch and dance.
5. When you throw the ballot someone near you ____________.
A. Use one hand.
B. Use the head.
C. Use both hands.
6. When playing games we should________________.
A. Not put on shoes.
B. Dress properly.
C. Push others.
7. Gorata is using a skipping rope. Which game is shde playing?
A. Koi B. Mhele C. Diketo
8. Netball is a traditional game. T/F

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TRADITIONAL DANCES IN OUR LOCALITY
• Most traditional dancers wear special clothes.
DANCE PEOPLE
1. Hosanna Bakalaka
2. Ndazula Bakalaka
3. Mokoto Bakalaka
4. Tsutsube Bakgalagadi / Basarwa
5. Phathisi Bakwena
6. Setapa Bakwena
7. Borankana Bangwaketsi
8. Tjiperu Bambukushu
TEST YOURSELF
1.Which of the following is a dance originating from Ngwaketsi?
A. Borankana B. Setapa C. Tjiperu
2. Bakalaka are the best dancers of ndazula .T/F
MATCH THE FOLLOWING DANCES WITH THEIR PLACES OF

ORIGIN.
1. ___Hosanna A. Basarwa
2. ___ Ndazula B. Bakwena
3. ___ Phathisi C. Bakalaka
4. ___Setapa D. Bangwaketsi
5. ___ Borankana E. Bakalaka
6. ___ Tsutsube F. Bakwena

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PRINTMAKING
• Print Making means putting paint or ink on one surface and pressing
in to another surface.
• Natural Prints
▪ Foot Print
▪ Finger Prints
▪ Animal Prints
▪ Hands Prints
▪ Leaf Prints
• Man –Made Prints
▪ German Prints (Mateisi)
▪ Prints on clothes and bags.
• Printing Techniques.
▪ Stencil Printing
▪ Potato / Block Printing
▪ String Printing
▪ Hand Printing
▪ Leaf Printing
▪ Waste Material Printing
TEST YOURSELF.
Classify the following into natural prints and man-made prints.
Animal prints Potato prints Shoe prints Leaf prints
Natural Prints Man-made Prints
1. 5.
2. 6.
3. 7.
4. 8.

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9. _________is a man-made print.
A. Tyre print B. Bird print C. Hand print
10. The following is a natural print.
A. Potato print B. Paper print C. String print
MATCH THE FOLLOWING
11. ___Man-made print A. Putting paint on surface and press
12. ____Printing technique B. Waste material Print
13. ___Print making C. Leaf Print
14. ___Natural Print D. Stencil Printing
15. Print Making means putting paint or ink on one surface and
pressing in to another surface. T/F
16. Stencil printing is natural print. T/F.
17. String print is a technique .T/F
Give 3 Printing Techniques.
18. __________________________________________________
19. __________________________________________________
20. __________________________________________________

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21.
Diketo

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Morabaraba

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Koi

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Mhele

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COMMON HAZARDS IN THE CLASSROOM

Razor blade Pin Pair of scissors

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Children crossing Do not run holding sharp objects

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3. _____ C. Children crossing

4. _____ D. Stop sign

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5. This sign means stop. T/F

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GOOD HEALTH PRACTICES

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Orange Red Yellow

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Loud sound Soft sound

11. This symbol shows soft sound. T/F

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2. Clay soil is ________________

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▪ Notes of the Modulator

1. Which of the following is missing? d r m f l___ t d

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16. This is a _______________structure.

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6. This is an example of a _______________.

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