Karikatan Cikin Gida (Items in the House) – Basic 3 Hausa Lesson Note (Second Term)

Subject: Hausa Language
Class: Primary 3
Topic: Karikatan Cikin Gida (Items in the House)
Duration: 35 minutes

Learning Objectives

Pupils will be able to:

• Name household items in Hausa
• Say where items are found in the house
• Use household vocabulary in sentences

Karikatan Gida (Household Items)

A Kicin (In the Kitchen)

• Tukunya – Pot

• Farantin – Plate

• Cokali – Spoon

• Wuka – Knife

• Kwano – Bowl

• Gilashi – Glass/Cup

• Murhu – Stove

A Ɗakin Kwana (In the Bedroom)

• Gado – Bed

• Kushin – Pillow

• Bargo – Blanket

• Kujera – Chair

• Teburin – Table

• Akwatin kaya – Wardrobe

A Falon (In the Living Room)

• Kujeru – Chairs

• Teburi – Table

• Talabijin – Television

• Kafet – Carpet

• Fitila – Lamp

Using Items in Sentences

• Ina amfani da cokali – I use a spoon
• Gado yana a ɗakin kwana – The bed is in the bedroom
• Muna kallon talabijin – We watch television
• Tukunya tana a kicin – The pot is in the kitchen

Exercises

Exercise 1: Where do we find these items?

Match the item to the correct room:

• Gado → Kitchen
• Tukunya → Bedroom
• Talabijin → Living room
• Cokali → Kitchen

Exercise 2: Complete the sentences

1. Ina kwana a kan _______ (I sleep on a _______)
2. Muna dafa abinci a _______ (We cook food in a _______)
3. _______ yana a falon (Television is in the living room)
4. Na sha ruwa da _______ (I drink water with a _______)

Exercise 3: Name 3 items you can find in:

1. Kicin: _______, _______, _______
2. Ɗakin kwana: _______, _______, _______
3. Falon: _______, _______, _______

Exercise 4: True or False

1. Kushin yana a kicin ( )
2. Tukunya don dafa abinci ( )
3. Kafet yana a ɗakin kwana ( )
4. Muna amfani da wuka don yanke abinci ( )

Exercise 5: Draw and label

Draw your favorite room and label 5 items in it using Hausa names.

Class Work

Look around the classroom. Name 5 items you can see and say what room of a house they might belong to.

Homework

Make a list of 10 household items you use every day. Write their Hausa names. Ask your parents to help you if needed.

Teacher’s Note: Bring real household items or pictures to make the lesson more visual and engaging.