Author: Msomi Bora

CIVIC AND MORAL EDUCATION – NOTES FOR CLASS FOURForEnglish MediumYou will read the Notes in form of PDFClick the Chapters below to view the Notes:CHAPTERS 1 – 2CHAPTERS 3 – 4CHAPTERS 5 – 6CHAPTERS 7 – 8CHAPTERS 9 – 11SourceTIE (Tanzania Institute of Education)Sports and Games in SchoolsFor ages, sports have been viewed as a way to stay healthy and fit, but it goes beyond that. Today, sports are essential for students’ overall growth and development. Playing various sports helps them teach life skills such as teamwork, leadership, accountability, patience, and self-confidence and prepares them to face life challenges.

STUDY NOTES FOR CLASS THREE   For English Medium For Primary Schools using English Language   Click the Subjects below to view the Notes:   CIVIC AND MORAL EDUCATION   MATHEMATICS   ENGLISH   SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY   KISWAHILI   SOCIAL STUDIES Importance of School Gardens   School gardens are a wonderful way to use the schoolyard as a classroom, reconnect students with the natural world and the true source of their food, and teach them valuable gardening and agriculture concepts and skills that integrate with several subjects, such as math, science, art, health and physical education,…

SOCIAL STUDIES – NOTES FOR CLASS THREEForEnglish MediumYou will read the Notes in form of PDFClick the Chapters below to view the Notes:CHAPTERS 1 – 2CHAPTERS 3 – 4CHAPTERS 5 – 6CHAPTERS 7 – 8CHAPTERS 9 – 10SourceTIE (Tanzania Institute of Education) School Gardens very ImportantWhen children have the time to play in a nature-rich environment they work hard. They put in the time to create a story, collect materials, and play without wasting any time. Working in a garden can allow students to work through the lifecycle of a flower while playing in the dirt. Having adults that support the…

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY – NOTES FOR CLASS THREEForEnglish MediumYou will read the Notes in form of PDFClick the Chapters below to view the Notes:CHAPTERS 1 – 3CHAPTERS 4 – 6CHAPTERS 7 – 9CHAPTERS 10 – 11SourceTIE (Tanzania Institute of Education)Presence of Gardens in SchoolIn a school garden setting children can be exposed to important social skills, such as interpersonal, communication, anger control, and stress management. These skills are extremely important to ensure socially responsible adults. School gardens provide an opportunity for group work to take place. Students can work together to problem solve and work through problems they might face…

MATHEMATICS NOTES FOR CLASS THREEForEnglish MediumYou will read the Notes in form of PDFClick the Chapters below to view the Notes:CHAPTERS 1 – 2CHAPTERS 3 – 4CHAPTERS 5 – 6CHAPTERS 7 – 8SourceTIE (Tanzania Institute of Education)School Gardens in SchoolThey provide hands-on learning activities. Children can get their hands dirty with digging, tilling, planting, and harvesting. Some classrooms even prep and cook their produce from the garden to come full circle with the process. These activities not only provide an opportunity for children to learn about the science behind gardening, but also teach basic life skills.

CIVIC AND MORAL EDUCATION – NOTES FOR CLASS THREEForEnglish MediumYou will read the Notes in form of PDFClick the Chapters below to view the Notes:CHAPTERS 1 – 2CHAPTERS 3 – 4CHAPTERS 5 – 6CHAPTERS 7 – 8SourceTIE (Tanzania Institute of Education)School Gardens School gardens are not a new concept. In fact, they have been around since World War I. For decades school gardens have provided a place for children to become problem solvers, open their minds to creative possibilities that nature can provide them, and even improve test scores. They are a wonderful addition to schools of any size located…

STUDY NOTES FOR CLASS TWO   For English Medium For Primary Schools using English Language   Click the Subjects below to view the Notes:   ARITHMETIC   HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT   READING   SPORT AND ART   WRITING         Primary School Education   Primary education is the first face for most students as they walk in school life holding their parents’ hands to the school gate. This is similar to kindergarten experience to a broader level. Children in primary schools undergo physical growth, are taught to take care of health and learn significant behaviours.   Paying attention…

WRITING NOTES FOR CLASS TWOForEnglish MediumYou will read the Notes in form of PDFClick the Chapters below to view the Notes:CHAPTERS 1 – 2CHAPTERS 3 – 4CHAPTERS 5 – 6CHAPTERS 7 – 8SourceTIE (Tanzania Institute of Education)Going to SchoolSchool is good for gender equality In addition to reducing poverty, education combats gender inequality. In many places, girls receive less education than boys. This affects the jobs they can get and makes them more vulnerable to poverty, violence, and exploitation. When they go to school, girls increase their income potential and safety. Research also shows that in countries that value education,…

SPORT AND ART NOTES FOR CLASS TWOForEnglish MediumYou will read the Notes in form of PDFClick the Chapters below to view the Notes:CHAPTERS 1 – 2CHAPTERS 3 – 4CHAPTERS 5 – 6CHAPTERS 7SourceTIE (Tanzania Institute of Education)Advantages of SchoolEducation reduces poverty Education is an essential part of reducing poverty around the world. When children receive an education, they’re able to access jobs with higher incomes. Other factors (like gender) impact what kind of a job someone can get, but it’s generally true that as a person gets more schooling, their income potential goes up. That benefits their whole families and…

READING NOTES FOR CLASS TWOForEnglish MediumYou will read the Notes in form of PDFClick the Chapters below to view the Notes:UNITS 1 – 3UNITS 4 – 6UNITS 7 – 9UNITS 10 – 12UNITS 13 – 14SourceTIE (Tanzania Institute of Education)Going to SchoolSchools strengthen communities School can become an important source of community for many students. For some, it may be the only place they feel safe to be themselves. For students, feeling like they belong and are part of something bigger than themselves is very important. They’ll feel supported and encouraged, and even when they leave school, they’ll strive to find and build community wherever they…