Lesson on Making A Gong for Primary 2

Hi, young learners! Welcome back to Primary 2 Basic Science and Technology. In our previous lesson, we learned about decorating a maracas. Today, we’re going to learn about Making a Gong.

Objectives

By the end of this lesson, you should be able to:

• List the materials needed to make a gong.
• Appreciate the process of making a gong.
• Demonstrate the steps in making a gong.
• Work collaboratively in groups to create a gong.

Making a Gong

A gong is a musical instrument that produces sound when struck with a mallet. It is often used in traditional music and ceremonies.

Steps in Making a Gong:

There are five main steps in making a gong, and they are:

1. Gather all materials: You will need a metal plate or lid, string or rope, a wooden stick or mallet, scissors, tape or glue, and decorative materials.
2. Cut a piece of string or rope and tie it to the metal plate or lid to create a handle. This will make it easier to hold and strike the gong.
3. Secure the handle with tape or glue. This will ensure that the handle stays attached to the gong.
4. Use the wooden stick or mallet to strike the gong to test the sound. You can adjust the handle’s length or the striking force to create different sounds.
5. Decorate the gong with paint, stickers, or other materials to make it unique. This will add a personal touch to your gong and make it more visually appealing.

Lesson Evaluation

Now that you’ve learned about making a gong, let’s see if you can answer these questions:

1. What are the materials needed to make a gong?
2. Describe the steps involved in making a gong.
3. How do you strike a gong to produce sound?
4. What are some ways to decorate a gong?
5. Why is it important to work collaboratively when making a gong?

Conclusion

Today, we learned about the steps involved in making a gong. We also discussed the importance of teamwork and creativity in this process. Remember, you can use your imagination and create a unique gong that reflects your personality. 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!