Primary 5 Lesson Note

Agricultural Science Primary 5 Second Term Lesson NotesWeek 5: Benefits of Weeds Subject: Agricultural ScienceClass: Primary 5Term: Second TermWeek: Week 5Age Group: 10-11 yearsTopic: Benefits of Weeds Behavioral Objectives By the end of this lesson, students should be able to: Identify different ways in which weeds can be beneficial to animals, humans, and the environment. […]

Subject: Agricultural ScienceClass: Primary 5Term: Second TermWeek: 4Age: 9–11 yearsTopic: Control of WeedsSub-topic: Methods of Controlling WeedsDuration: 40 minutes Week 4: Control of Weeds Introduction As someone who has spent countless hours on farms, both big and small, I can tell you that weeds are one of the biggest challenges we face. Weeds don’t just

  Week 3: Effects of Weeds on Farmers When I think about my early days working on a small farm with my grandmother, one of the most frustrating experiences was fighting weeds. We’d spend hours pulling stubborn plants from the soil, wondering why they seemed to grow faster than the crops we actually wanted. For

Introduction As a young girl growing up in Ilorin, I remember watching my grandmother gently pull out stubborn weeds from her okra garden every Saturday morning. She’d hum softly, her bare hands dusted with red earth, and say, “These green intruders look harmless, but they drink more water than my crops!” At the time, I

    Primary 5 Agricultural Science Third Term Examination Time: 1 hour 30 minutes Section A: Fill-in-the-Gap Questions (50 Questions, Choose the Correct Option) Topic: Rearing of Farm Animals Rearing of farm animals means __________.a) Playing with themb) Taking care of them for food and profitc) Teaching them how to readd) Keeping them in the

Complete Guide to Rearing Farm Animals: Importance, Systems, and Management Introduction Rearing farm animals is an essential part of agriculture. It involves the proper care, feeding, and management of animals like chickens, cows, goats, rabbits, and snails. These animals provide us with food, clothing, and even income. However, successful animal rearing requires knowledge of different