Hello, young learners! Welcome back to Primary 1 National Value Education. In our previous lesson, we learned about Reasons For Respecting Elders for Basic 1. Today, we’re going to learn about Different Ways Of Greeting.
Objectives
By the end of this lesson, you should be able to:
- Identify at least four different ethnic groups in Nigeria.
- Show appreciation for the diverse cultures in Nigeria and respect the different ways of greeting.
- Accurately demonstrate at least two different ethnic group greetings.
Different Ways Of Greeting
What is greeting? Greeting is a way of showing respect and acknowledging someone. It’s a common practice in all cultures, and it helps us build relationships with others.
There are many different ways to greet people, and these ways can vary depending on the culture, age, and relationship between the people involved. In Nigeria, there are many different ethnic groups, each with their unique way of greeting.
Identifying Different Ethnic Groups in Nigeria and Their Way of Greeting to Show Respect
Some of the major ethnic groups in Nigeria include:
- Yoruba: Greet by prostrating for elders (males) and kneeling (females).
- Hausa: Greet with a slight bow and handshake, saying “Ina kwana.”
- Igbo: Greet by clasping their hands together and bowing slightly, saying “Kedu.”
- Ijaw: Greet with a handshake, placing the left hand on the right forearm to show respect.
- Efik: Use phrases like “Idem mfo?” while women curtsy to show respect.
Evaluation Questions:
Now that you’ve learned about different ways of greeting, let’s see if you can answer these questions:
- Name four ethnic groups in Nigeria and one unique way they greet.
- Demonstrate how the Yoruba people greet their elders.
- Why is it important to respect different ways of greeting?
- What are some other ways people greet in different parts of the world?
- How can we show respect for different cultures and traditions?
Conclusions or Summary
We learned about different ways of greeting in Nigeria and how these greetings reflect the rich cultural diversity of our country. Remember, respecting different cultures and traditions is important for building a harmonious society. Don’t forget to check the comments section if you have any questions, and use the navigation to move to the next lesson. See you in the next lesson!
