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WK LSN STRAND SUB-STRAND LESSON LEARNING OUTCOMES LEARNING EXPERIENCES KEY INQUIRY QUESTIONS LEARNING RESOURCES ASSESSMENT METHODS REFLECTION
1 1
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Describe coil techniques in pottery
-Identify different techniques used in pottery
-Appreciate different coil techniques in pottery
- Discuss different techniques used in pottery
-Use digital devices to search for information on techniques in pottery
- Brainstorm different coil techniques in pottery
- use digital device to Search for information on coil techniques
- Discuss different techniques in pottery
What are the different coil techniques in pottery?
Digital resources
Textbooks
Teachers notes
Observation Assessment rubrics Written notes Oral questions.
1 2
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
- .Identify source of clay
-Explore areas where they can get clay.
-Prepare clay by removing impurities
-Appreciate clay as the preferred material for pottery.
-Play with clay by preparing, removing impurities, drying, kneading, and weighing
-Watch a virtual or live showing of preparation of clay
-Record as they source clay and prepare using digital devices.
Why is clay the preferred material for pottery?
-digital resources
-Textbooks
-teachers notes
-Observation -Assessment rubrics -Checklists -practical activity
1 3
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
- .Identify source of clay
-Explore areas where they can get clay.
-Prepare clay by removing impurities
-Appreciate clay as the preferred material for pottery.
-Play with clay by preparing, removing impurities, drying, kneading, and weighing
-Watch a virtual or live showing of preparation of clay
-Record as they source clay and prepare using digital devices.
Why is clay the preferred material for pottery?
-digital resources
-Textbooks
-teachers notes
-Observation -Assessment rubrics -Checklists -practical activity
1 4
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Make coils of uniform thickness
- Outline the procedure of preparing coils
-Watch a live or virtual of preparing coils
Enjoy making coils
-Make coils of uniform thickness
-Watch a virtual or live to learn how to make coils
-Search information on the internet
-Outline the procedure of making coils in pottery
- Record themselves making coils
How do you make coils of uniform thickness? What are the procedures of making coils?
-digital devices
-Observation
-practical activity
-demonstration
-checklist
-Observation -Assessment rubrics
1 5
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Model a vessel using coil method
-Join clay to form a vessel
-Observe keenly as the teacher demonstrates
-Have fun in making a vessel with coil method

-Model a vessel using coil method
- Join clay to form a vessel
-Observe keenly as the teacher demonstrates
- Get a resource personnel.
- Have fun in making a vessel with coil method
-Record themselves for future reference
How do you model a vessel using coil method? What are the procedures of making a vessel?
-digital devices
-ResourcePersonnel
-Exhibitions
-textbook
-Observation -demonstration -Assessment rubrics -Oral questions -Checklists
2 1
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the tools of smoothing in pottery
-Smoothen inside
-follow the procedures of smothering
-Admire each others efforts.
-Smoothen inside
- Watch a virtual or live showing ways of smothering
- Outline the procedures
-Search for information on the Internet on How to smooth-en.
How do you smoothen clay?
-Tools
-digital devices
-video clips
-Textbooks
-Assessment rubrics -Checklists -Observation
2 2
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the tools of smoothing in pottery
-Smoothen inside
-follow the procedures of smothering
-Admire each others efforts.
-Smoothen inside
- Watch a virtual or live showing ways of smothering
- Outline the procedures
-Search for information on the Internet on How to smooth-en.
How do you smoothen clay?
-Tools
-digital devices
-video clips
-Textbooks
-Assessment rubrics -Checklists -Observation
2 3
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:

-Decorate the slightly dry vessel by incising
- Dry under shade
- Appreciate incising as a way of decorating in pottery
- Search on how to do incising from the library or digital devices
-Decorate the slightly dry vessel by incising dry under shade
-Search information on the internet on incision
-Record themselves
-Dry under the shade.
Why we dry clay work under a shade? How do we decorate through incising?
-digital devices
-video clips
-Textbooks
-Assessment rubrics -checklist -Observation -demonstration
2 4
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:

-Define the term kiln
- Identify what is a kiln
-Prepare a kiln
-Appreciate drying vessel on a kiln
-Define the term kiln
- Prepare a kiln
-Collaboratively dry a vessel by using an open pit kiln
-record themselves using digital devices
How do you dry a vessel using Kiln? What is kiln in pottery?
-digital devices
-video clips
-Textbooks
-Assessment rubrics -checklist -Observation -demonstration
2 5
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Define the term frame loom
-Identify what is a frame loom
- Discuss the frame loom
- Acknowledge the frame loom
-Define the term frame loom
-Identify what is a frame loom
- Explore actual or virtual resource to study making a frame loom.
What is a frame loom?
-Open pit kiln
-digital devices
teachers notes
textbook
-demonstration -Assessment rubrics -Cheklists -practical activity
3 1
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Collaboratively make a a joint frame loom
- Discuss how to make a joint frame loom
-Watch a virtual or live of a wooden frame loom
- Enjoy while making a wooden frame loom
-Search on the materials needed to make a joint frame.

-Collaboratively make a wooden joint frame c equal spacing nails
-Outline the procedure of making a wooden frame loom.
-Identify materials for making a wooden frame
- Watch a virtual or live of a wooden frame loom
-Record themselves
What is a frame loom?
-demonstration -Assessment rubrics -Cheklists -practical activity
3 2
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Collaboratively make a a joint frame loom
- Discuss how to make a joint frame loom
-Watch a virtual or live of a wooden frame loom
- Enjoy while making a wooden frame loom
-Search on the materials needed to make a joint frame.

-Collaboratively make a wooden joint frame c equal spacing nails
-Outline the procedure of making a wooden frame loom.
-Identify materials for making a wooden frame
- Watch a virtual or live of a wooden frame loom
-Record themselves
What is a frame loom?
-demonstration -Assessment rubrics -Cheklists -practical activity
3 3
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-make a fabric using 2/- twill wearing
-Explore actual and virtual resources
-Discuss how to make a 2/- twill wearing technique.
-Explore a actual or virtual resources to study making a frame loom and 2/- twill weaves
-Record themselves
-Discuss as they make a fabric using twill weaving
How do you make a fabric using 2/- twill weaving technique?
-digital devices
-Wooden frame
-Article
-textbook teachers notes.
-Assessment rubrics -Observation -checklist -Peer assesment.
3 4
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Display the woven articles
-Discuss the woven articles made
-record themselves as they Display
Admire each other effort in making woven articles
-Display and critique own and others woven articles
-record themselves for future reference
-Analyse the woven articles.
How is a fabric woven?
-digital devices
-Wooden frame
-Article
-textbook
-teachers notes
-Assessment rubrics -Observation -demonstration -Peer assesment -Checklists
3 5
Creating And Performing
Indigenous Kenyan Crafts
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Display the woven articles
-Discuss the woven articles made
-record themselves as they Display
Admire each other effort in making woven articles
-Display and critique own and others woven articles
-record themselves for future reference
-Analyse the woven articles.
How is a fabric woven?
-digital devices
-Wooden frame
-Article
-textbook
-teachers notes
-Assessment rubrics -Observation -demonstration -Peer assesment -Checklists
4 1
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the standing dive
- Use digital resources to search for information on a standing dive
- Describe the standing dive as used in swimming
- Appreciate standing dive
-Use digital or print resources to Search for information
-an instructor to Demonstrate standing dive
-Discuss the standing dive.
What is standing dive?
-Swimming pool
-resource personnel
-digital devices
-Assessment rubrics -practical activities -Observation Schedule -checklist
4 2
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
- describe body position in standing dive.
-Watch a live or virtual to describe body position in standing dive
-Demonstrate the body position
-Acknowledge body position in standing dive

-Watch a live or virtual to describe body position in standing dive
-A resource person to demonstrate the body position in standing dive
-Search on the internet on body position
What is body position in standing dive?
-pictures
-digital resources
-video clips
-Assessment rubrics -practical activity -demonstration
4 3
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Outline the tips of standing dive
-Describe the tips on standing dive
-Describe the tips used in standing dives
-Search on the Internet
-Appreciate the tips Use in standing dive.
-Outline scatting positions, push off, entry and guide as tips of standing dive
-Discuss the tips
-Search on the Internet for more information
-short notes
What are tips in standing dive?
-digital devices
-Charts
-teachers notes
-pictures
-Swimming pol
-checklist -Assessment rubrics -Oral discussion -Written notes
4 4
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Outline the tips of standing dive
-Describe the tips on standing dive
-Describe the tips used in standing dives
-Search on the Internet
-Appreciate the tips Use in standing dive.
-Outline scatting positions, push off, entry and guide as tips of standing dive
-Discuss the tips
-Search on the Internet for more information
-short notes
What are tips in standing dive?
-digital devices
-Charts
-teachers notes
-pictures
-Swimming pol
-checklist -Assessment rubrics -Oral discussion -Written notes
4 5
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify phases of standing dives
-Demonstrate phases of standing dive in Swimming
-Observe as a resource person Demonstrate
-Watch a live or virtual on phases of stranding dive
-Appreciate the phases in standing dive
-Demonstrate the primary phases of standing dive as preparation,jump,flight and entry.
-Observe as the resource person demonstrate.
-Watch a live or virtual
-Discuss the phases of standing dive.
What are the phases of standing dive? How can you demonstrate phases in standing dive?
-Swimming pool
-digital devices
-textbook
-resource person
-demonstration -Observation -Schedule -Checklists -Assessment rubrics
5 1
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Perform standing dive in Swimming
-Practice standing dive while observing safety
-a resource person to Demonstrate
-Watch video clips
-Appreciate each others efforts in executing standing dive.
-Perform standing dive while observing safety
-Use digital devices to record themselves
-Observe rules
-Observe as a resource person demonstrates.
How do you perform standing dive effectively?
-Swimming pool
-digital devices
-resource person
-Observation -Schedule -Checklists Assessment rubrics
5 2
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify butterfly stroke
-Use digital devices to Search more on butterfly strokes
-Describe butterfly stroke
-Watch alive or virtual demonstration
-Appreciate butterfly stroke
-Watch a live or virtual demonstration to Identify butterfly stroke
-Search for information
-Observe a performance from a resource person
What is a butterfly stroke?
-Swimming pool
-resource person
-digital devices
-Assessment rubrics -practical activities -Oral discussion -Oral question -Observation -Schedule
5 3
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify butterfly stroke
-Use digital devices to Search more on butterfly strokes
-Describe butterfly stroke
-Watch alive or virtual demonstration
-Appreciate butterfly stroke
-Watch a live or virtual demonstration to Identify butterfly stroke
-Search for information
-Observe a performance from a resource person
What is a butterfly stroke?
-Swimming pool
-resource person
-digital devices
-Assessment rubrics -practical activities -Oral discussion -Oral question -Observation -Schedule
5 4
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Define synchrony in butterfly stroke
-Discuss importance of synchrony in butterfly stroke
-Appreciate the importance of synchrony in butterfly stroke
- Use digital resources to search synchrony.
-Describe synchrony.
-Brainstorm and Present meaning synchrony
-Use digital or print resources to Search synchrony
-State importance of synchrony in a butterfly stroke
Why is synchrony important in butterfly stroke?
-pictures
-digital resources
-textbook
-Oral discussion -Oral questions -Written tests -Assessment rubrics -checklist
5 5
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Explain the tips in butterfly stroke
-Describe the tips in butterfly stroke
-Appreciate the tips in butterfly stroke
-Search on the internet

-outline arm action, head movements legs, breathing and hand entry as tips in butterfly swimming.
-Discuss the tips
-Search n the internet
-Write short notes
What are tips in butterfly stroke?
-digital devices
-Charts
-Techers notes
- pictures
-Swimming pool
-checklist -Assessment rubric -Oral discussion -Written texts
6 1
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the phases in butterfly stroke
-Demonstrate the phases in butterfly stroke
-Observe as a resource person demonstrates.
-Watch a live or virtual on phases of butterfly stroke
- Appreciate the phases in butterfly stroke
-Demonstrate phases of butterfly stoke which are the push, pull and the recovery
-Observe the resource person
-Watch a live or virtual
-Discuss the phases of butterfly stroke
Which are the phases of butterfly stroke? How can you demonstrate phases in butterfly stroke?
-Swimming pool
-digital devices
-textbook
-resource person
-demonstration -Observation -Schedule -checklist -Assessment rubrics
6 2
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the phases in butterfly stroke
-Demonstrate the phases in butterfly stroke
-Observe as a resource person demonstrates.
-Watch a live or virtual on phases of butterfly stroke
- Appreciate the phases in butterfly stroke
-Demonstrate phases of butterfly stoke which are the push, pull and the recovery
-Observe the resource person
-Watch a live or virtual
-Discuss the phases of butterfly stroke
Which are the phases of butterfly stroke? How can you demonstrate phases in butterfly stroke?
-Swimming pool
-digital devices
-textbook
-resource person
-demonstration -Observation -Schedule -checklist -Assessment rubrics
6 3
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:

-Perform butterfly stroke in swimming
-Practice butterfly stroke observing safety
-Demonstration from a resource person
-Appreciate each others efforts
-Preform butterfly stroke observing safety
-Use digital devices
-Observe rules in butterfly stroke
-Observe as a resource person demonstrates.
How do you perform butterfly effectively?
-Swimming pool
-digital devices
-resource person
-Observation -Schedule -checklist -Assessment rubrics
6 4
Creating And Performing
Swimming
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Apply butterfly stroke and standing dive in a mini Swimming competition safety
-Observe the rules learnt
-record the game for future reference
-Appreciate Swimming as a life skill
-Apply skills learning in Swimming game in a in competition
-record the performance
-Peer Assessment with justice.
How can swimming skills be performed safely?
-Teams -Swimming pool
-textbook
-digital devices
-instructor
-Costumes
-Observation -checklist -Oral questions -Assessment rubrics -play
6 5
Appreciation in creative arts
Analysis of Creative Arts and Sports
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Research on the criteria for evaluating a play
- Discuss on the criteria for evaluating a play
-Appreciate on the criteria for evaluating a play
-Research on the criteria for evaluating a play
- Discuss on the criteria for evaluating a play
- Appreciate on the criteria for evaluating a play
How do you evaluate a play?
-digital devices
-notes
-Textbooks
-portfolios
-video clips
-Group analysis -checklist -Oral discussion -Assesmtn -rubrics
7 1
Appreciation in creative arts
Analysis of Creative Arts and Sports
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Analyze a play performance
-In groups Discuss the analysis of a play performance
-Peer review and give feedback on the analysis of a play.

-Analyze a given play performance to evaluate theme setting,conflict-resolution,of of voice,use of body movements ,interaction, audience involvement,props,costumes,overall impression.
Why is analysis important skill I creative arts and sports?
-digital devices
-portfolio notes
-Text books
-groups -analysis -Oral discussion -Written tests -Assesmet rubrics -performance analysis
7 2
Appreciation in creative arts
Analysis of Creative Arts and Sports
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Analyze a play performance
-In groups Discuss the analysis of a play performance
-Peer review and give feedback on the analysis of a play.

-Analyze a given play performance to evaluate theme setting,conflict-resolution,of of voice,use of body movements ,interaction, audience involvement,props,costumes,overall impression.
Why is analysis important skill I creative arts and sports?
-digital devices
-portfolio notes
-Text books
-groups -analysis -Oral discussion -Written tests -Assesmet rubrics -performance analysis
7 3
Appreciation in creative arts
Analysis of Creative Arts and Sports
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Examine ethical practices in sports
-Discuss ethical issues in sports(anti doping)
-Present ethical issues n sports
-Acknowledge the ethical issues
-Discuss ethical issues on sports(anti doping)
-Peer review and give feedback
-Collaborate to Discuss ethical issues in sports
How do you examine ethical practices in sports?
-digital devices
-video clips
-Textbooks.
-Peer Assessment -Assessment rubrics -Peer review
7 4
Appreciation in creative arts
Analysis of Creative Arts and Sports
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Research How to Analyse a solo vocal piece of music.
-Discuss on analyses of a solo piece of Music
-Explain How to Analyse a solo vocal piece of Music
-explore on analysis
-Appreciate to Research on How to Analyse a solo piece of Music
-Research on How to Analyse a a solo vocal piece of Music
-Explain How to Analyse
-Present the Research for Peer Assessment
-How do you Research How to Analyse a solo vocal -Text books
-digital devices
-video clips
-Textbooks
-Peer Assessment rubrics -Peer review and feedback
7 5
Appreciation in creative arts
Analysis of Creative Arts and Sports
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Research How to Analyse a solo vocal piece of music.
-Discuss on analyses of a solo piece of Music
-Explain How to Analyse a solo vocal piece of Music
-explore on analysis
-Appreciate to Research on How to Analyse a solo piece of Music
-Research on How to Analyse a a solo vocal piece of Music
-Explain How to Analyse
-Present the Research for Peer Assessment
-How do you Research How to Analyse a solo vocal -Text books
-digital devices
-video clips
-Textbooks
-Peer Assessment rubrics -Peer review and feedback
8 1
Appreciation in creative arts
Analysis of Creative Arts and Sports
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Analyse a solo vocal piece of music.
-Discuss time signature 2/4,3/4,4/-
-Explain performance direction
-Present the analysis of a vocal piece of music
-Appreciate a solo piece of music analysis
-Listen to and analyse a solo vocal piece of music
-Discuss time signature 2/4,3/4,4/-
-Brainstorm performance direction repeat and dynamics
-Collaborate in making analysis and present
How do you analyse a a solo vocal piece of music?
-digital devices
-video clips
-notes
-Textbooks
-Peer review and feedback -performance analysis -Group analysis
8 2
Appreciation in creative arts
Analysis of Creative Arts and Sports
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Visit an actual or virtual galleries
-Listen keenly to a resource person
-record for future reference using digital devices
-Enjoy the Visit to see and Analyse artworks
-Visit an actual or virtual galleries to see and Analyse artworks
-record themselves during the trip
-explore more on the galleries
-Listen to a resource person.
Why is it important to visit an actual or virtual gallery for analysis of artwork.
-digital devices
-resource person
-Gallery
-artwork
-groups -analysis and presentation
8 3
Appreciation in creative arts
Analysis of Creative Arts and Sports
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-create a catalogue of the exhibited artworks
-Define what is a catalogue
-critique exhibited artworks for inspiration
-create a catalogue consisting of name type of artworks, Medium subject
-Matter/them function
-Make critical judgements essays
What is a catalogue? How do you create a catalogue?
-essays
-catalogue
-Peer review and feedback Group analysis Essay(central judgement)
8 4
Appreciation in creative arts
Analysis of Creative Arts and Sports
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-create a catalogue of the exhibited artworks
-Define what is a catalogue
-critique exhibited artworks for inspiration
-create a catalogue consisting of name type of artworks, Medium subject
-Matter/them function
-Make critical judgements essays
What is a catalogue? How do you create a catalogue?
-essays
-catalogue
-Peer review and feedback Group analysis Essay(central judgement)
8 5
Appreciation in creative arts
Analysis of Creative Arts and Sports
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Discuss ethical issues in creative arts and sport
-Debate on ethical issues
-Discuss to reflect the work of art for inspiration and mentors-hip.
-Appreciate the Role of analysis in adding Value to creative arts and sports
-Brainstorm ethical issues in creative arts
-Debate on ethical issues
-Discuss the work of art on inspiration and mentor-ship
-Use digital devices to record themselves for future reference.
What are ethical issues in creative arts and sports? How does art reflect on the work of inspiration and mentor-ship.
-digital devices
-textbook
-Peer Assessment -Assessment rubrics -Checklists -Oral discussion

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