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Body Make-up (Continued) – Basic 1 Cultural & Creative Arts Lesson Note (Third Term)

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Subject
Cultural & Creative Arts
Class
Basic 1
Term
Third Term
Topic
Body Make-up (Continued)
Order
Topic 5 of 9 this term
Reading time
2 min

Body make-up is the use of powder, lip colour, nail paint and decorations to make us look nice. There are four types: everyday, special occasion, traditional and stage make-up. People wear it for beauty, confidence, cultural identity, celebration, expression and protection. We wash it off at the end of the day.

Make-up artist's hand brushing powder onto the cheek of a smiling woman with dark hair

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Behavioural objectives

By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

  • name four types of make-up
  • give reasons why people wear make-up
  • list the simple steps for applying make-up
  • say how to take care of the skin after make-up
  • describe traditional body decoration

What are the types of make-up?

1. Everyday make-up

  • Simple and light
  • Used for school or normal days
  • Just powder and lip balm
  • Natural look

2. Special occasion make-up

  • For parties, weddings and ceremonies
  • More colourful
  • Takes more time
  • Looks very beautiful

3. Traditional make-up

Close-up of a make-up artist's hands applying eye make-up to a woman with closed eyes and curly hair

  • Uses natural materials
  • For cultural events
  • Includes body painting
  • Very colourful patterns

4. Stage or performance make-up

  • For drama and dance performances
  • Very bold and bright
  • Helps the audience see expressions
  • Washes off after the performance

Why do we wear make-up?

  1. Beauty: makes us look nice
  2. Confidence: makes us feel good
  3. Cultural identity: shows our tradition
  4. Celebration: for special events
  5. Expression: shows creativity
  6. Protection: some make-up protects the skin

How do we apply simple make-up?

Step 1: Preparation

  • Wash your face with clean water
  • Pat dry with a clean towel
  • Apply cream to moisturise

Step 2: Application

  • Apply powder gently on the face
  • Add lip colour if needed
  • Paint nails carefully
  • Add decorations (beads, flowers)

Step 3: Final touch

  • Look in the mirror
  • Make sure it looks neat
  • Remove any mistakes
  • Smile, you look beautiful!

How do we take care of our skin after make-up?

  • Do not touch your face too much
  • Be careful not to smudge it
  • Wash it off at the end of the day
  • Clean your skin properly

What is traditional body decoration?

  • Some cultures paint bodies with patterns
  • They use natural colours from plants
  • They create beautiful designs
  • It is important for festivals and ceremonies

Evaluation

Multiple choice exercise.

  1. Special occasion make-up is for _____.
    • a) sleeping
    • b) parties and weddings
    • c) bathing
  2. Before applying make-up, we should _____ our face.
    • a) dirty
    • b) wash
    • c) paint
  3. Stage make-up is for _____.
    • a) performances
    • b) cooking
    • c) running
  4. Traditional make-up uses _____ materials.
    • a) plastic
    • b) natural
    • c) metal
  5. Make-up makes us feel _____.
    • a) sad
    • b) confident
    • c) sick

Assignment

  1. Draw someone with make-up on their face.
  2. Practise applying simple face powder (with a parent’s help).
  3. Tell the difference between everyday and special make-up.
  4. Write: Make-up makes us look beautiful.

This term's Cultural & Creative Arts topics

Basic 1 Third Term · 9 topics

  1. Ceremonies
  2. Drawing of Different Weaving Items
  3. Singing: Ear Training Using Tonic Sol-Fa
  4. Body Make-up: Parts and Materials
  5. Body Make-up (Continued)
  6. Colours: Primary and National Colours
  7. Body Make-up Materials
  8. Types of Dance
  9. Music as a Tool for Recording
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