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Ẹ̀YÀ ARA ÈNÌYÀN ( Parts of Human body)

Leave a Comment / By ClassPrefect / September 23, 2020

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Ori (head)

Ahọ́n (tongue)

Ojú

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Ki ni oruko awon eya ara wonyi? What are the names of the following parts of the body

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ORUKO AWON NNKAN TO WA NI AYIKA (Names of things in our environment)

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PRIMARY 6

FULL SUBJECT SYLLABUS

First Term
- ÀKÓKÒ LÁÀRIN ỌDÚN ( Season greetings)
- ÀKÓKÒ LÁÀRIN ỌJỌ́ ( greetings during the day)
- ORIN KÉÉEKÈÈKÉ FÚN ÍDÁRAYÁ ( songs for games)
- ORIN ÌRẸMỌLẸ́KÚN (Lullaby)
- ÁLÍFÁBẸ́Ẹ̀TÌ ÈDÈ YORÙBÁ( Yoruba Alphabets 1)
- ÁLÍFÁBẸ́Ẹ̀TÌ ÈDÈ YORÙBÁ 2 (Yoruba Alphabets 2)
- ORUKO AWON NNKAN TO WA NI AYIKA (Names of things in our environment)
- Ẹ̀YÀ ARA ÈNÌYÀN ( Parts of Human body)
- ÀRỌ̀FỌ̀ KÉÉKÈÈKÈ LÓRI ÀYÍKÁ AKẸ́KỌ̀Ọ́̀ 1 ( Poems on pupils’ environment 1)
Second Term
- ÀRỌ̀FỌ̀ KÉÉKÈÈEKÉ LÓRÍ ÀYÍKÁ AKẸ́KỌ̀Ọ́ 2 (poems on pupils’ environment 2)
- ORIṢÌÍRIṢÌÍ ẸRANKO ILÉ ( Domestic Animals)
- ÒǸKÀ: OÓKAN DẸ́ ẸẸ́WÀÁ ( counting 1-10)
- PÍPE ÌRÓ ÈDÈ: ÌRÒ F́AWẸ̀LÌ ÀÌRÁNMÚPÈ (pronouncing oral vowel sounds
- ORÍṢÌÍRÍṢÌÍ ẸRANKO IGBÓ (Wild animals)
- PÍPE ÌRÓ ÈDÈ: ÌRÒ FÁWẸ̀LÌ ARÁNMÙPÈ (pronouncing nasalized vowel sounds)
- ORÍṢÌÍRÍṢÌÍ ẸYE ÀTI ẸRAN ODÒ (Birds and water animals)
- PÍPE ÌRÓ ÈDÈ- ÌRÓ KỌ́ŃSÓNÁǸTÌ ( Pronouncing consonant sounds)
- ÌMỌ́TÓTÓ ( Hygiene)
Third Term
- ÀLỌ́ ÀPAMỌ́ ( Folk tale)
- ÀLỌ́ ONÍTAN ( folktale) – ÀLỌ́ ÌJÀPÁ, Ọ̀KẸ́RẸ́ ÀTI ASIN
- ÌWÀ ỌMỌLÚÀBÌ – ÌBỌ̀WỌ̀FÁGBÀ
- ÀFIWÉ ÌRÓ ÈDÈ GẸ̀Ẹ́SI ÀTI ÌRÓ ÈDÈ YORÚBÁ ( comparing English and Yoruba language sounds)̣
- ÒǸKÀ II: OÓKÀNLÁ DÉ OGÚN (Counting 11-20)
- ỌJỌ́ TÓ WÀ NÍNÚ Ọ̀SẸ̀ ( Days of the week)
- ORIN AKỌ́MỌNÍWÀ ( Moral sounds)
- AGOGO (time)
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