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TERM 1
WEEK LESSON TOPIC/SUB
TOPIC
OBJECTIVES T/L
ACTIVITIES
T/L AIDS REFERENCE REM
1 1 – 7 Opening and Revisions
2
&
3
1 – 7
1 – 7
NUMBERS
Whole
numbers
Place value
and total
value.
Reading and
writing.
Square and
square roots
Divisibility test
for 11
The learner should be able to:
Identify place and total values.
Read and write numbers in
symbols and in words.
Work out square of numbers
and square root of square
numbers.
Determine numbers divisible
by eleven.
Identifying and
working out
place value and
total value of
numbers.
Read and write
numbers in
symbols and in
words.
Work out square
and square roots
of numbers.
Determine and
recite the
divisibility test
for 11
Chalk board
illustration.
Chart
Pupils book
Improve your
math pg 1 – 8
Understanding
math pg 1 – 8
Teachers guide
pg 43 - 45
4 1 - 7 Revision and end month exams
5 1 – 7 FRACTIONS
Squares of
fractions
The learner should be able to:
Work out squares and square
roots of fractions.
Work out
squares of
fractions.
Chart
Chalkboard
illustration.
Improve your
math pg 10 –
11
3. Square roots of
fractions
involving
perfect squares
Work out square
roots of fractions
involving perfect
squares.
Understanding
math pg 10 –
14
Teachers guide
pg 46 - 47
6 1 – 7 DECIMALS
Place value
and total
value.
Conversations.
The learner should be able to:
Identify place and total values
of digits in decimals
Convert non recurring
decimals to fractions.
Convert fractions to decimals
involving non recurring and
recurring decimals.
Work out square and square
roots of decimals.
Work out place
and total values
of decimals.
Convert non
recurring
decimals to
fractions.
Convert
recurring and
non recurring
decimals to
fractions.
Work out square
and square roots
of decimals.
Chart
Pupils book
Improve your
math pg 12 –
19
Understanding
math pg 15 –
22
Teachers guide
pg 48 - 51
7 Mid Term 1 Exams
8 1 – 7 PERCENTAGE
Conversion of
percentages
into fractions
and vice versa
Conversion of
decimals.
The learner should be able to:
Convert percentages to
fractions and fractions to
percentages.
Convert decimals to
percentage and vice versa.
Convert
percentages to
fractions and
fractions to
percentages.
Convert
decimals to
percentages and
Chart
Chalkboard
Illustration.
Improve your
mathematics
pg 20 – 22
Understanding
math pg 25 –
28
Teachers guide
pg 49 - 54
4. percentages to
decimals.
Discussion
Explanation.
9 1 – 7 OPERATIONS
Addition,
subtraction
and
multiplication
involving
whole
numbers.
Division
involving
whole
numbers.
Combined
operation in
whole
numbers
Number
sequence.
The learner should be able to:
Add, subtract and multiply
whole numbers.
Divide whole numbers by up
ti 3 digit numbers.
Work out problems involving
combined operations in
whole numbers.
Recognize and identify
number sequence involving
whole numbers.
Adding,
subtracting and
multiplying odd
numbers.
Dividing whole
numbers.
Work out
problems on
combined
operations in
whole numbers.
Recognize and
identify number
sequence
involving whole
numbers.
Improve your
math pg 23 –
31
Understanding
math pg 29 –
45
Teachers guide
book pg 55 –
59
Chalk board
illustration.
9 1 – 7 FRACTION
Addition and
subtraction.
Multiplication
and division
Combined
operation.
Be able to:
Work out addition,
subtraction, division and
multiplication involving
fractions.
Work out problems involving
combined operations in
Adding,
subtracting,
multiplying and
dividing
fractions.
Work out
problems on
Cut outs
Chalk board
illustration.
Improve your
math pg 33 –
43
Understandin
g math pg 46 –
50
Teachers guide
5. Number
sequence.
fractions.
Recognize and identify
number sequence involving
fractions.
combined
operations in
fractions.
Recognize and
identify number
sequence
involving
pg 60 - 64
fractions.
11 1 – 7 DECIMALS
Basic
operations
involving
decimals.
Combined
operations In
decimals.
Be able to:
Work out problems involving
decimals using the four basic
operations that is:
Addition, subtraction,
multiplication and division.
Work out problems involving
combined operations in decimals.
Adding,
subtracting,
dividing and
multiplying
decimals.
Work out
problems
involving
combined
operations in
decimals.
Chart Improve your
math pg 45 –
49
Understanding
math pg 51 –
58
Teachers guide
pg 65 - 67
12 1 – 7 DECIMALS Place value
Total value
Converting
decimals to
fractions and
vice versa.
The learner should be able
to;
Identify the place and total
values of digits in
decimals.
Convert non recurring
Work out
place and
total values of
decimals
Convert
decimals to
Improve your
math pg 12 –
19
Understandin
g math pg 15
– 22
A chart
Cut outs
6. Square roots
and square of
decimals.
decimals to fractions.
Convert fractions to
decimals involving non
recurring and recurring
decimals.
Work out square and
square roots of decimals
fractions.
Convert
fractions to
decimals.
Work out
squares and
square roots
of decimals.
13 Revisions and Preparations for End Term 1 Exams
14 End Term 1 Exams and Closing
TERM 2
W
K
LSN TOPIC SUB TOPIC OBJECTIVES T/L
ACTIVITIES
REFERENCE T/L AIDS RE
M
1 Opening and Revisions
2 1 – 7 PERCENTAGES Conversion of
percentages to
fractions and
vice versa.
Conversion of
decimals to
percentages
and vice
versa.
The learner should be able
to:
Convert percentages to
fractions and vice versa.
Convert decimals to
percentages and
percentages to decimals.
Convert
percentages
to fractions
and vice
versa.
Convert
decimals to
percentages
and vice
versa.
Improve your
math pg 20 –
21
Understandin
g math pg 25
- 27
A chart of
conversion
s.
3 1 – 7 FRACTIONS Addition and Be able to: Adding and Improve your A chart
7. subtraction.
Multiplication
and division.
Combined
operation in
fractions.
Number
sequence.
Work out addition,
subtraction, multiplication
and division involving
fractions.
Work out problems
involving combined
operations in fractions.
Recognize and identify
number sequence
involving fractions.
Solve statement questions
involving fractions.
subtracting
fractions.
Multiplying
and dividing
fractions.
Work out
combined
operations in
fractions
using
BODMAS.
Work out
number
sequence.
Solve
statement
questions
related to
fractions.
math pg 33 –
43
Understandin
g math pg 46
– 50
Cut outs
4 1 – 7 DECIMAL Addition and
subtraction
Multiplication
and division
of decimals.
Combined
operations in
decimals.
Number
sequence
Work out problems
involving decimals using
addition, subtraction,
multiplication and
division.
Work out problems
involving combined
operations in decimals.
Work out questions on
number sequence
Adding and
subtracting
decimals.
Multiplying
and dividing
decimals.
Work out
combined
operations in
decimals.
Improve your
math pg 45 –
49
Understandin
g math pg 56
– 58
A chart
8. Statement
questions.
involving decimals.
Work out statement
questions in decimals
Work out
Number
sequence.
Solve
statement
questions on
decimals
5 1 – 7 PERCENTAGES Percentage
increase and
decrease.
Be able to:
Work out problems
involving percentage
increase and decrease.
Work out questions
involving application of
percentage increase and
decrease.
Solve
problems
involving
percentage
increase and
decrease.
Work out
questions
involving
application of
percentage
increase and
decrease.
Understandin
g math pg 60
– 63
Improve your
mathematics
pg 51 - 52
6 1 – 7
1 – 7
Measurement
Length
Identify units
of length.
Convert units
of length
Perimeter of a
circle, triangle
and a
quadrilateral.
Problems
The learner should be able
to:
Recognize and identify
decimeter(dm)decameter(
Dm) and hectometer(Hm)
as units of measurements.
Convert units of length
from one to another.
Work out perimeter
Identify dm,
Dm and hm
as units of
measuring
length.
Converting
units of
length from
one to
Understandin
g math pg 72
– 83
Improve your
math pg 54 -
61
Cut outs of
shapes
charts
9. involving
units of length
in real life
involving circles, triangles
and quadrilaterals.
Work out problems
involving Units of length
in real life.
Work out problems on
open and closed fences.
another.
Work out
perimeter of
Circles,
triangles,
quadrilaterals
.
Work out
problems
involving
units of
length in real
life.
Work out
problems on
open and
closed fence.
7 Mid term exam and break
8&
9 1 – 7
Measurement
Length
Identify units
of length.
Convert units
of length
Perimeter of a
circle, triangle
and a
quadrilateral.
Problems
involving
units of length
The learner should be able
to:
Recognize and identify
decimeter(dm)decameter(
Dm) and hectometer(Hm)
as units of measurements.
Convert units of length
from one to another.
Work out perimeter
involving circles, triangles
and quadrilaterals.
Identify dm,
Dm and hm
as units of
measuring
length.
Converting
units of
length from
one to
another.
Work out
Understandin
g math pg 72
– 83
Improve your
math pg 54 -
61
Cut outs of
shapes
charts
10. in real life Work out problems
involving Units of length
in real life.
Work out problems on
open and closed fences.
perimeter of
Circles,
triangles,
quadrilaterals
.
Work out
problems
involving
units of
length in real
life.
Work out
problems on
open and
closed fence.
10
&
11
1 – 7
1 – 7
AREA Areas of circle,
trapezium,
parallelogram,
boarders,
combined
shapes.
S.A of
cuboids, cubes
and cylinders.
The learner should be able
to:
Calculate the area of a
circle.
Work out problems
involving areas of circles.
Calculate the areas of
trapeziums and
parallelogram.
Work out problems
involving areas of
boarders and combined
shapes.
Calculate the surface areas
Work out
areas of
circles
practically.
Work out
problems
involving
area of circles
using
formulae.
Work out area
of trapezium
and
parallelogram
Understandin
g math pg 85
– 97
Improve your
math pg 62 –
74
Cut outs of
shapes
charts
11. of cubes, cuboids and
cylinders.
s practically.
Work out area
of combined
shapes and
boarders.
Work out SA
of cubes,
cuboids and
cylinders
practically
12 -
13
Revisions and Preparations for End Term Exams
14 End Term 11 Exams and Closing
TERM 3
WK LSN TOPIC Sub topic OBJECTIVE T/L
ACTIVITY
REFERENCE T/L
AIDS
REM
1 1 – 7 Opening and revision
2 1 – 7 Tables and
graphs.
Linear scale
Table
involving real
life situation.
Drawing
graphs.
Reading and
interpreting
The learner should be
able to:
Determine an
appropriate scale for
graph.
Read and interpret
tables in real life
situations.
Determine
appropriate scale
for graphs.
Interpreting
tables.
Represent data on
bar graphs.
Work out
Progressive
math pg 146 –
160
Understanding
math pg 215 –
231
Learning math
pg 134 – 150
A chart
Chalk
board
illustration.
12. graphs,
Arithmetic
mean and
mode.
Represent data on bar
graphs, pie charts, travel
graphs and line graphs.
Work out problems
involving mean and
mode.
problems
involving mean
and mode.
3 1 – 7 Scale
drawing
Linear scale
ratio form.
Conversion of
scale from one
form to
another.
Making scale
drawing.
Should be able to:
Read and write linear
scale in ratio form.
Convert linear scale
from statement to ration
form and vice versa.
Work out problems
involving scale drawing.
Read ratio form
Chalk board
illustration.
Convert linear to
statement scales.
Convert
statement to ratio
form and vice
versa
Understanding
math pg 251 –
256
Progressive
math pg 142 –
143
Learning math
pg 151 – 156
Meter rule
Oranges
Bananas.
Objects of
different
colors.
4 1 – 7 Ratio and
proportion
Ratio as a
fraction
Increasing and
decreasing
ratios.
Should be able to:
Identify ratio as a
fraction.
Interpret ratio in
sharing.
Work out problems
involving ratio using
unitary methods
Interpret ratio
Work out
problems
involving ratio.
Increasing
quantities of
ratio.
Decreasing
Progressive
math pg 102 –
106
Learning math
pg 157 – 164
Understanding
Chalk
board
illustration
chart
Interpret and use ratio
in increasing and
decreasing quantities.
Quantities of
ratio.
Math pg 237 –
246
13. 5 1 – 7 Revision
measurement
Time, speed
and
temperature.
Should be able to:
Work out problems
involving time, speed,
distance and average
speed.
Work out problems
involving temperature
in degrees Celsius.
Work out
examples on
time, speed and
distance.
Discuss and
explain working
out questions on
temperature in
degrees Celsius.
Doing exercise
Understanding
math pg 170 –
181
Learning math
pg 101 – 107
Thorough
homework pg
213.
Chalk board
illustration.
thermometer
6 1 – 7 Geometry Quadrilaterals
Angles
Models
Patterns
Should be able to:
Recognize and identify
angle properties of
parallel lines and
quadrilaterals.
Work out problems
involving angle
properties of parallel
lines.
Construct right angle,
isosceles and
equilateral triangles
using a ruler and a
pair of compasses.
Construct circles
passing over vertices
of a triangle.
Construct
parallel lines.
Perpendicular
bisector of lines.
Work out
problems
involving angle
properties of
parallel lines.
Angle properties
of square,
rhombuses and
parallelograms.
Pythagorean
theory.
Nets of cubes,
Geometrical
set
Meter rule
Cuboids
Cube.
Chalk board
illustration.
Understanding
math pg 184 –
197
Learning math
pg 110 – 122
Thorough
homework pg
58 - 63
Make cubes and
cuboids.
Cuboids and
cylinders.
14. Making patterns
7 1 – 7 Postal
charges
Postal charges
Telegrams
Money orders
Postal orders
Work out problems
involving inland and
international postal
charges
Identify money orders
and postal orders.
Work out problems
involving telegrams.
Inland and
international
charges.
Money and
postal orders
Write telegrams.
Stamps
Chalk board
illustrations
Notes/coins
Understanding
math pg 132 –
139
Thorough
homework pg
150 - 171
8 1 – 7 Money Discount
Commission
Simple interest
Hire purchase
bills
Should be able to:
Work out problems
involving discounts
and percentage
discounts.
Work out problems
involving commission
and percentage
commission.
Work out problems
involving simple
interest and hire
purchase.
Work out problems
involving bills in
buying and selling.
Discount and
percentage
discount.
Work out
commission and
percentage
commission.
Work out simple
interest and hire
purchase
Prepare bills.
Understanding
math pg 117
Thorough
homework pg
134 – 137
Learning math
pg 81 – 91
Notes
Coins
Chalkboard
illustration.
1 – 7 Algebra Expressions
Equations
Inequality
Be able to:
Form and simplify
algebraic expressions
Explain the plot/
frame.
Work out
algebraic
15. Work out the value of
algebraic expression.
Form and solve
expressions in one
unknown.
Simplify inequalities in
one unknown.
Expressions.
Simplify
inequalities in
one unknown.
Do an exercise.
Understanding
math pg 207 –
216
Learning math
pg 164 - 182
Chalk board
illustration
chart
9 1 - 7 End term year exams and closing