Family Health and Sanitation
The lesson covers the definition of sanitation, its importance, and methods to maintain cleanliness. It also defines nutrition, explains balanced diet with examples, and discusses drug abuse and its effects.
- 11:22 “cells. We have one-out cells, we have one-out tissues in our body. When they are worn out, we need food to replace them. If we do not eat, we can die of starvation. And we need those food to make us grow and develop a he...”
- 03:57 “Number three, it's any good health to save money that we might have spent on drugs and medical abuse. Like I said, the environment is clean. If you stay in a conducive environment that is clean and comfortable, you will...”
- 12:15 “you eat in the right quantity and in the right proportion and your food most contain the nutrient that the body needs. An adequate diet is called balanced diet. The balanced diet is you eating the six classes of food. Yo...”
Prefixes and Root Words
This lesson teaches what prefixes are and how they function in word formation. Students will learn to identify basic root words and use prefixes to create antonyms. The concept of morphemes as the smallest units of sound will also be explained.
- 14:02 “Those who have this swim brother, swim brother, which is spelled as healthy, swim brother, which is spelled as this healthy, healthy, ticknuts, ticknuts class. Now, the TH here represents this sound, phi sound. It repres...”
- 14:48 “healthy, ticknuts, not healthy. So, we have healthy, sorry, we have unhealthy, I have discussed polites and impolites. Next is unhealthy, the prefix there is on, which is UN. So, when you detach UN from healthy or when y...”
- 16:32 “adjective. Now, unhealthy is an adjective. Healthy is equally an adjective. Both of them maintain the same lexical category, that is, both of them maintain the same part of speech, adjective, adjective, both with differe...”