Week Seven
Subject: CCA
Class: Primary One
Week of the Second Term: 7th Week
Topic: Introduction to Role Play
Sub-topic: Meaning of Role Play; Names of Some Actors and Actresses in Nigerian Movies
Instructional Objectives
At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Define what role play means and explain its purpose in storytelling and acting.
- Identify at least three popular actors and actresses in Nigerian movies.
- Participate in a simple role play activity, demonstrating basic acting skills and creativity.
Entry Behaviour
Pupils should already have some understanding of storytelling and may be familiar with characters from their favorite stories or shows. They might have seen movies or performances where actors portray different roles.
Instructional Materials
- Textbook: Spectrum Cultural & Creative Arts for Primary School 1 (2016)
- Visual Aids: Pictures of famous Nigerian actors and actresses, along with brief descriptions of their roles in popular movies.
- Props: Simple costumes or accessories (like hats, scarves, etc.) for role play activities.
Reference Materials
- Usman, A., Odewunmi, O., Obotuke, E., Apolola, O., Ogunyinka, C. O., & Chiedozie, U. (2016). Spectrum Cultural & Creative Arts for Primary School 1 Textbook. Spectrum Book Ltd.
- Oloja, A. A. (2015). Cultural & Creative Arts for Primary Schools Book 1. Metropolitan Publishers.
Content
Introduction to Role Play
Meaning of Role Play
Role play is a fun activity where people pretend to be someone else, acting out different characters in various situations
Names of Some Actors and Actresses in Nigerian Movies
Actors
- Ramsey Nouah – A popular actor known for his roles in romantic and dramatic films.
- Jim Iyke – Renowned for his charismatic performances in various Nollywood films.
- Desmond Elliott – An actor and politician known for his versatile acting skills.
- Richard Mofe-Damijo – A veteran actor celebrated for his significant contributions to the Nigerian film industry.
- Ken Erics – Known for his work in both films and television series.
Actresses
- Genevieve Nnaji – One of Nigeria’s most famous actresses and film producers, known for her impressive performances and contributions to Nollywood.
- Funke Akindele – A popular actress and producer known for her role in the series “Jenifa’s Diary.”
- Omotola Jalade Ekeinde – A prominent actress and philanthropist, known for her impactful roles in films.
- Rita Dominic – An award-winning actress celebrated for her diverse roles in both film and television.
- Tonto Dikeh – An actress and singer known for her dynamic performances and media presence.
Lesson Presentation (Step-by-Step Procedure)
Step 1: Introduction
- Begin with a story about a favorite character from a Nigerian movie, asking pupils if they can name any actors or actresses. This will pique their interest and relate to the lesson topic.
Step 2: Explanation
- Explain what role play is: acting out a character or a scenario, either from a story or created by the pupils. Discuss its importance in understanding stories and expressing feelings. Provide simple examples of role play, like pretending to be a doctor or a teacher.
Step 3: Demonstration
- Show pictures of famous Nigerian actors and actresses, discussing their roles in various movies. Use examples that pupils can relate to, emphasizing how these actors portray different characters.
Step 4: Guided Practice
- Divide pupils into small groups and guide them to choose a simple scenario (e.g., a market scene or a school day) to role play. Walk around to provide support and suggestions, helping them think about how to act out their characters.
Step 5: Independent Practice
- Have each group present their role play to the class. Encourage creativity and expression. After their performances, allow the class to ask questions about the characters and the scenarios they acted out.
Step 6: Feedback
- Provide positive feedback on their performances, highlighting creativity and teamwork. Address any areas for improvement and encourage all pupils to appreciate their classmates’ efforts.
Evaluation
- Formative Assessment: Assess pupils’ understanding throughout the lesson by observing their participation in discussions and role play activities. Ask questions to gauge their understanding of role play and the characters discussed.
- Summative Assessment: At the end of the lesson, pupils will be asked to name three Nigerian actors or actresses and describe one role they have played in a movie, demonstrating their understanding of the lesson content.
Summary/Conclusion
- Summarize the key points of the lesson: the meaning of role play, its purpose, and the names of some actors and actresses in Nigerian movies. Encourage pupils to explore storytelling through role play in their daily activities and ask if they have any questions.
Assignment
- For homework, pupils should choose a character from a Nigerian movie and draw a picture of them. They will write a few sentences about why they like that character and what role they played in the story. They should be ready to share their drawings and descriptions in the next class.