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Trap cropping: These are crops which attract pests diverting them from the main crop. The trap crop is grown together with the main crop. Crop rotation: It breaks the life cycle of the pest. Planting resistant varieties: These are plants with natural protective mechanisms against pest for example hairy cotton against j... |
Wettable powders. Fumigants. Factors That Affect the Efficiency of Pesticides Concentration of the pesticides. Weather conditions at the time of application. Timing of application - efficiency is high if applied when the pest is most susceptible. Persistence of the pesticide having long residual effect in the soil. Res... |
Lady Bird --------------------------Aphids Trachnid flies -------------------cotton stainer Praying mantis-----------------giant loppers Majimoto ants -----------------scales Cats ----------------------------------moles,rats,mice Brachonid wasps-------------mealy bugs Chicken ---------------cotton stainer, larvae of be... |
Fusarium ii. Yellowing and shedding oxysporum of leaves. Iii. Wilting of the plant. Black arm Cotton i. Small round spots on the i. Field hygiene. Anthomonas cotyledons of young ii. Use of certified seeds. Malvacearum seedlings. Ii. The spots elongate to form black lesions on the stem. Bacterial wilt Tomatoes and Unifo... |
Poor weather: Extremes of day and night temperatures. Stress: such as irregular watering as in tomato blossom end rot. Control of Crop Diseases Cultural method: This involves use of Healthy planting materials. Practicing field hygiene. For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and Past Papers Visit https: Teacher.co.ke 52 Proper see... |
Planting done at the onset of the rains. This helps to reduce pest attack. Dry planting in areas with inadequate rainfall is necessary. Field Maintenance: Apply phosphatic fertilizer during planting at a rate of 120kg ha P2O5 Also nitrogenous fertilizers as top dress at the rate of 200kg of ASN or CAN. Control weeds by... |
Ecological Requirements Altitude: Does well in areas below 1200m. Rainfall: 500-600mrn per annum. Soils: Light sandy soils. Varieties: Serere 2A, 3A, 6A, 17, 16 9 Seed Bed Preparations Ploughing of land during the dry season. Soil should be of fine tilth since the seeds are small. Planting: Done at the onset of the rai... |
Field Operations Planting Finger millet should be planted as early as possible in the season. It is usually broadcasted by hand. If planted in rows, the furrows should be 30-33cm apart and the plants should be thinned to 5cm apart within the rows. Fertilizer Application Sulphate of ammonia at the rate of 125kg ha is re... |
They are controlled through; killing them using explosives, poison spraying in their breeding places use of flame throwers. Sorghum shoot-fly controlled by early planting, closed season and application of insecticides. Stem borer - control by use of insecticides and field hygiene. Disease Control Common sorghum disease... |
PestControl Bean-Fly Nature of damage: Feeds on the stems causing swelling at the roots. This results in wilting and death. Control: Dressing of seeds, early planting and spraying with insecticides. Bean Bruchid Storage Pest Nature of damage: Make dark circular windows on the grains. Control: Clean stores, fumigation, ... |
Water should be allowed to flow slowly through the fields. Old water should be changed every 2- 3 weeks if the flow of water is not possible. Water introduced should always be warm to ensure pollination. For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and Past Papers Visit https: Teacher.co.ke 60 Fertilizer Application S.A applied in the ... |
Harvested flowers should be taken to the factory the same day. Avoid compaction of flowers in the basket. Harvesting interval, once in two weeks during the wet season and once in a month during the dry season. Harvesting Sugarcane Stage of harvesting; Take 14-20 months for the plant crop to mature and 12-16 months for ... |
Precautions Plucked tea is placed in woven well ventilated baskets to prevent fermenting before it reaches the factory. The plucked tea should be kept in a cool place awaiting transport. It should be processed within the same day of harvesting. Harvesting is done on a weekly basis under wet conditions and once after ev... |
Planting This is done at the beginning of the rains Methods of sowing are; Direct sowing, Under sowing, Over-sowing Oversowing This is introduction of a pasture legume in an existing grass pasture. Undersowing The establishment of a pasture in an already existing crop which acts as a cover crop. Seeds rate depend; On p... |
To have sustained supply of feed for livestock throughout the year. Methods Hay Making This is the dehydration of green pastures to a moisture content of 16-20 per cent: Steps in hay making: Cut the crop when the sun is shining. Dry the materials for 1-2 days. Windrow the dry material to allow for further drying. Bale ... |
Control Disinfection of chick house. Prevention of contamination of food and water with droppings. Use of prophylatic drugs for example, Coccidiostats. Trypanosomiasis Nagana Animals attacked: cattle, sheep and goats. Cause: Protozoan of the trypanosome species, Vector-tsetse flies. Symptoms Fever. Dullness. Anorexia l... |
Foot Rot It is also referred to as foul-in-the foot. Animals attacked: cattle, sheep and goats. However, it is most serious in sheep. Cause: Bacteria Fusiformis necrophorus and Fusiformis nodosus . Symptoms Animal's foot becomes swollen. Lameness is observed. Pus and rotten smell come out of the hoof. Sheep are found k... |
Anorexia loss of appetite. Listlessness. Sunken eyes. Undigested milk and mucus with blood spots observed in the faeces. Faecal matter sticks to the hind quarters. Sudden death if no treatment is given. Control Maintaining hygiene in the young animal housing units. For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and Past Papers Visit http... |
Cause: Bacteria Bacillus anthracis Symptoms Sudden death. High fever. Grinding of the teeth. Pneumonia It is an inflammation of the lungs. Animals attacked: Calves, kids, lambs, piglets and poultry. Cause: Bacteria Mycoplasma mycoides dust worms in the lungs. Symptoms Dullness. Anorexia loss of appetite. Staring coat. ... |
Birds produce watery greenish diarrhoea. Birds lay soft shelled eggs. Control Killing all birds and burning them followed by cleaning and disinfecting the houses before bringing in new stock. Vaccination should be done during the first 6 weeks and then 2-3 months later. Quarantine. FowlPox Animals affected: Poultry. Ca... |
Double fencing to keep wild animals away. Nutritional Diseases Disorders Milk Fever It is a non-infectious disease brought about by calcium deficiency in animals which have recently given birth. Animals attacked: Cows, goats and pigs that have recently given birth. Causes: Due to low calcium levels in the blood. Which ... |
Fish Farming Aquaculture : This is the practice of rearing fish and other aquatic organisms , in ponds. Bee Keeping Apiculture : This involves the rearing of bees in structures known as beehives. Poultry Keeping: This is the keeping of domesticated birds. Agricultural Economics It deals with the allocation of scarce re... |
Requires skilled and qualified manpower. Small Scale Farming Refers to farming carried out on a small area of land less than 5 hectares. Family or casual labour can be engaged during the peak periods. Most of the Kenyan farmers are small scale due to unavailability of farmland. For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and Past Pape... |
Advantages Serves as the backbone of beef industry in Kenya. Proper way of utilizing the arid and semi arid areas. Source of income to the pastoral communities. For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and Past Papers Visit https: Teacher.co.ke Disadvantages It encourages the spread of livestock pests and diseases due to communal w... |
Make use of the locally available materials Useful in improving the soil structures. No side effects from the crops and livestock products. No environmental pollution. Agro-Forestry For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and Past Papers Visit https: Teacher.co.ke This is the practice of integrating trees and crops on the same pie... |
Human Factors For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and Past Papers Visit https: Teacher.co.ke These are human characteristics which affect the way decisions are made and operations carried out. Level of education and technology: Skills Technological ad van cements . Human health HIV-AIDS: These affect the strength, the vigour, ... |
Weathering is the breakdown and alteration of the parent rock near the surface of the earth to a stable substance. Weathering process is a combination of disintegration breakdown and synthesis build up process. Weathering process is continuous. Types of Weathering Physical weathering Chemical weathering Biological weat... |
Plant roots force their way through the cracks in the rocks thus widening and splitting them. Humic acids formed when plant tissues decompose react with the rocks weakening them further. Plant remains-decompose adding humus into the soil. Factors influencing soil formation Climate- rainfall, temperature and wind Biotic... |
It is the source of the inorganic composition of the soil. The water table is on the surface of this rock. Soils Formed in Situ and Soils Deposited Soil formed in the same place and remains there is said to be in situ. However, soil can be formed due to deposition of soil particles carried from its original site of for... |
Soil Textural Classes Sandy Soils Made up largely of sand particles. Have large pore spaces hence poor in water retention. Easy to till light soils . Freely draining. Low fertility due to leaching of minerals. Easily erodible. Clayey Soils Made up largely of clayey particles. Have small pore spaces hence good in moistu... |
They make work easier and more efficient. They can be classified according to their uses as follows: Garden Tools and Equipment Tools Uses Panga Cutting and shallow cultivation, making holes. Jembe hand hoe Cultivation, digging, shallow planting holes and trenches. Fork iembe Cultivation, digging out roots, harvesting ... |
Trimming knife Cutting short the overgrown hooves. Elastrator Stretching rubber ring during castration, dehorning and docking of lambs. Iron dehorner Applies heat on the horn bud to prevent growth of horns. Nose ring Fixed into the nose of a bull to restrain it. Strip cup Detecting mastitis in milk products. Trocar and... |
Soften the soil for easy planting. Operations in primary cultivation Hand digging ; Use of hand tools ; Jembes, Mattocks, Fork-jembes. Mechanical cultivation ; Use of mouldboard ploughs; Disc ploughs, Chisel ploughs, Subsoilers Rippers. Use of Ox-Ploughs ; Which can be drawn by; Oxen, Donkeys, Camels Depth of Cultivati... |
To improve root penetration. The implements used include chisel plough and subsoilers. Minimum Tillage: This is the application of a combination of farming practices with the aim of reducing the disturbance of the soil. Examples of which include: For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and Past Papers Visit https: Teacher.co.ke Us... |
They store water from rain or that which has been pumped from other sources. Tanks should be covered to prevent contamination from dust. Pumps and Pumping of Water Pumping is the lifting of water from one point to another by use of mechanical force. Water is pumped from the various sources and then conveyed to where it... |
French drains. Cambered beds. Pumping out water from the soil. Planting tree species which absorb a lot of water for example eucalyptus. Water Pollution This is the process by which harmful substances get into the water. The harmful substance is referred to as a pollutant. Agricultural practices which pollute water inc... |
Reasons why green manure is not commonly used limitations: Most of the plants used as green manure are food crops. Green manure crops may use most of the soil moisture. Most of the nutrients are used up by soil micro-organisms in the process of decomposing the green manure. For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and Past Papers V... |
A layer of topsoil to introduce microorganism for the decomposition of organic remains. For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and Past Papers Visit https: Teacher.co.ke Note: Some water should be sprinkled to the materials to initiate the decomposition process and regulate temperatures. Four heaps method: Procedure Clear the sit... |
Cattle Breeds Cattle can be classified into two groups based on their origin. These are; Indigenous cattle. Exotic cattle. Indigenous Cattle Zebus They are small in size and with a distinct hump and include: Nandi, Bukedi Maasai cattle. The Borana These are the cattle kept in the Northern parts of Kenya. They are large... |
Highest milk producers of all dairy breeds about 9150 kg per lactation but with least butterfat content; 3.5 Ayrshire Origin: Scotland Colour: White with brown markings. Size: Cow weighs 360-590kgs Bulls weighs 500-720kg. Conformation: Straight top lines, horns are long and face upwards. For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and... |
It is found in Timau area of Kenya Hereford Origin: England. Colour: Deep red and white-faced. Size: Average weight of bulls is 1000kg. Cows weigh 840kgs. It is found in areas such as Naivasha. Shorthorn Origin: England. Has easy fleshing ability Colour: Red, Roan or white Shape: Cylindrical, compact and deep. It is po... |
Exotic Sheep Wool breeds -for example merino. Dual purpose- for example Corriedale, Romney marsh. Mutton breeds -for example Hampshire Down, Dorpers. Merino Origin: Spain Characteristics: It has white face and its lips and nostrils are pink in colour. Rams have horns which are spiral in shape. It is susceptible to foot... |
Pigs wallow when it is hot due to absence of sweat glands. For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and Past Papers Visit https: Teacher.co.ke They breathe fast when it is hot. They have bristles instead of hair. Breeds Large White Origin: Britain Kept for bacon and pork production. Long, large and white in colour. Ears straight an... |
Can live in cold regions hence its thick and long coat acts as insulation. Capable of shedding the coat during spring. Terms used to describe livestock in different age, sex and use. Livestock Adult Replacement Stock Young Users Species Male Female Male Female One Cattle Bull Cow Bullock Heifer Calf Dairy - milk Beef-m... |
It exists only where there are alternatives. Where there are no alternatives the opportunity cost is equal to zero. Opportunity cost helps in decision making. Farm Records Farm records are documents kept in the farm They show farm activities carried out over a long period of time Or information kept in the farm in writ... |
Feeding Records A record of the types of feeds used in the farm and their quantities. Health Records Indicates the health conditions of the animals in the farm. From these records it is possible to: For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and Past Papers Visit https: Teacher.co.ke Select and cull animals on health grounds. Encyclo... |
Encyclopedia For free KCSE Notes, Exams, and Past Papers Visit https: Teacher.co.ke Agriculture: General agrarian reform agricultural subsidies agriculture agronomy animal husbandry aquaculture aquaponics baler binder black earth bog lime bone meal catch crop calcareous soil chernozem clearcutting colter combine commun... |
Table of ContentsUnit 1Verb MoodsPart A Indicative and Imperative6B Present Subjunctive10C Past Subjunctive14D Review TensesPart A Simple and Progressive Tenses 20B Perfect Tenses24C ReviewSubject-Verb AgreementPart A Recognizing Subjects30B Quantifiers34C Review ModalsPart A Ability, Permission, Polite Requests, and S... |
The indicative mood is used in all verb tenses. The imperative mood is used to make requests or give orders and warnings. It is used only in the simple present and future tenses. I am going to visit Paris next week. You looked happy yesterday. My dog is barking at passing cars. Does she have my book?Do they study Engli... |
Tell your sister to call me when she gets home. 5. When will you give me my allowance? 6. You will eat all your vegetables! Exercise 1Write indicative if the sentence is in the indicative mood or imperativeif the sentence is in the imperative mood.1. Drive around2. Call their friends3. Tell the time4. Stay dryPractice ... |
Travel in large groups and make a lot of noise. Grizzliestend to avoid people and noise. Carry bearspray and keep it easily accessible. When thispepper spray gets into a bear s eyes, the bearwill usually retreat. Always remain alert. Thesooner you know a bear is near, the easier itwill be to avoid trouble!1. Where do g... |
The police officer insisted my father shows show have shown him his driver slicense. Part B 11Practice 1Exercise 1Circle Sub if the verb in bold is in the subjunctive mood, circle Ind if itis in the indicative mood, or circle Imp if it is in the imperative mood. Exercise 2Choose the best word s to complete each sentenc... |
Students the be recommend I that quiet. 5. Demanded The father a traditional have wedding. Daughter his Track 3 Part B 13Grammar in UseSteve: Hey Jo, what s up? Are youplanning our surfing holiday?Jo:No, my parents are insistingthat I 1. Home. Steve: Why? Is it because it s toodangerous?Jo:Yeah, they asked that we 2. A... |
Your friend,ClaireGrammar ExplanationThe subjunctive mood is also used to express uncertain actions or states. The past subjunctive is formed with the simple past form of a verb that describes a state, condition,or habit. With the verb be, the form were not was is always used. It refers to hypothetical or imaginarysitu... |
You were here. We re having an exciting time in HongKong. The food is great, and the buildings are so tall. But the weather is so hot!2. That the weather back home were hot and humid every night. That s what it s like here! Yesterday, we were in a taxi. The driver was driving3. We were in a race. Suddenly, we crashed i... |
If we had more time, we go to the zoo. Can 6.If it snowing, we could go skiing. Be Exercise 2Choose the correct verbs to complete the sentences.1.2.3.Clean up your room Go upstairs Stop talking on the phone older a famous musician a boy cleaner my own house quieter nicer parents more responsible my start savingapologiz... |
THE PEARL By John Steinbeck1The Pearl: An Overview The Pearl is a novella by American author John Steinbeck, first published in 1947. It is the story of a pearl diver, Kino, and explores man's nature as well as greed, defiance of societal norms, and evil. Steinbeck's inspiration was a Mexican folk tale from La Paz, Baj... |
The news that Kino has found an immense pearl travels fast through La Paz. The doctor who refused to treat Coyotito decides to visit Kino. Kino's neighbors begin to feel bitter toward him for his good fortune, but neither Kino nor Juana realizes this feeling they have engendered. Juan Tomas, the brother of Kino, asks h... |
Later that night, Juana attempts to take the pearl and throw it into the ocean, but Kino finds her and beats her for doing so. While outside, a group of men accost Kino and knock the pearl from his hand. Juana watches from a distance, and sees Kino approach her, limping with another man whose throat Kino has slit. Juan... |
The original publication is also sometimes listed as "The Pearl of La Paz". He expanded it to novella length and published it under the name The Pearl by Viking Press in 1947. As he was writing the novella version, he was3frequently travelling to Mexico where the film version, co-written with Jack Wagner, was being fil... |
When Kino and Juana are hunted by trackers after escaping La Paz, one of the trackers shoots Coyotito in the head as they hide in a cave. The Doctor A fat, complacent man who is not from the same race as Kino and Juana, he refuses to treat Coyotito for a scorpion sting when Kino and Juana cannot pay enough. However, on... |
Kino reaches to catch it, but it falls onto the baby's shoulder and strikes. Kino grabs the scorpion and kills it as Coyotito screams in pain. Juana begins to suck the puncture to remove the poison. Having heard the baby's screams, Kino's brother, Juan Tomas, and his fat wife Apolonia enter with their children. Juana o... |
As Kino watches his family, he believes that this is the "whole," the entirety of everything he really needs. This is significant, for this early contentment contrasts with the later panic that Kino and Juana will feel once they receive hope for a better future. Juana, whose name even translates into woman,' symbolizes... |
The idea of community is also significant in terms of the various songs that Kino remembers. These songs are entirely symbolic, meant to place Kino in the larger, less personal context as a member of a community with a sense of heritage and to reinforce his status as an everyman. The two songs that Kino remembers durin... |
Kino dives for pearl oysters, where he thinks of the Song of the Pearl That Might Be and the Song of the Undersea. Kino works steadily under the water until he sees a large oyster lying by itself with its shell partly open, revealing what seems to be a massive pearl. Kino forces the oyster loose and holds it tightly ag... |
Instead, he finds them more than adequate to the task and perhaps better than the treatment that the doctor might offer. In this novel, Steinbeck gives greater emphasis and value to traditional behaviors and even primitivism over modern conveniences and, in particular, those who have those luxuries. Kino's occupation a... |
All manner of people grow interested in Kino, and the news stirs up something infinitely black9and evil. The pearl buyers consider how they might deal with Kino and offer him the lowest possible price. However, Kino and Juana do not know the anger and bitterness they have engendered. Juan Tomas asks Kino what he will d... |
The neighbors tell the doctor that Kino has found the Pearl of the World and will be a rich man. The doctor suggests that Kino keep the pearl in his safe, but Kino says that he has it secure. The doctor realizes that Kino will likely look to the place where it is stored, and sees his eyes move to the corner where he ha... |
However, with this newfound interest in Kino comes the impending feeling of hatred and hostility for him; the discovery causes an anonymous bitterness toward Kino for his great luck, a feeling that he and Juana cannot realize. The hostility directed toward Kino and Juana takes two forms; the first is a general jealousy... |
At first, neither can vocalize the changes that the pearl will make for them, but once they think of the tangible consequences for their newfound fortune they begin to articulate previously11impossible and unimaginable dreams. However, Kino and Juana diverge in their later reactions to the pearl. Juana disavows the con... |
Before leaving to sell the pearl, Juan Tomas warns Kino and Juana to get the best price for the pearl, and tells him how their ancestors got an agent to sell their pearls, but this agent ran off with the pearls. Kino had heard the story told as a warning of punishment against those who try to leave their station. Kino ... |
She finds Kino with blood running down his scalp and a long cut in his cheek from ear to chin. Juana once again tells Kino that the pearl is evil and they must destroy it. Kino insists that he will not be cheated, for he is a man. Chapter 4 Analysis: Steinbeck begins the chapter with the reactions of the people of La P... |
This idea is bolstered by the story concerning the pearl agent in which punishment is inflicted upon those who attempt to secure a better station for themselves. 13However, although Kino repudiates the idea that punishment should be inflicted on those who reach for higher social status, Steinbeck has conflicting ideas ... |
The irony of this situation is notable: the pearl that would secure prosperity and stability for Kino and Juana instead offers them only pain and danger. Chapter 5 Kino senses movement near him, but it is only Juana who arises silently from beside him. Kino sees her near the hanging box where Coyotito lay, and then wat... |
Kino tells Juan Tomas that he will head north. Kino says that he will not give up the pearl, because "if I give it up I shall lose my soul.". Chapter 5 Analysis Steinbeck builds a sense of paranoia and imminent tragedy for Juana and Kino during this chapter, in which anonymous enemies threaten their safety. The men who... |
Steinbeck creates a tone of futility about Kino's enterprise; as the rational and level-headed Juana realizes, Kino is a man raging against an obstacle as insurmountable as a mountain or a storm, and his struggles will only cause him to destroy himself. Kino even finds himself capable of murder to defend himself; wheth... |
Kino realizes that if the trackers find them, he must leap for the horseman, kill him and take his rifle. As the horseman passes by Kino, he does not notice him. Kino and Juana both realize that if the trackers find them, they will kill them to get the pearl. 16Kino and Juana escape into the mountains, not bothering to... |
As they return to La Paz, nobody speaks to them and even Juan Tomas cannot bear to say a word. Kino and Juana approach the gulf, and in the surface of the pearl Kino remembers seeing Coyotito lying in the cave with his head shot away. Kino throws the pearl into the ocean. Chapter 6 Analysis The final chapter focuses pr... |
Coyotito also represents the hope that Kino and Juana have for the future; it is the infant child who will benefit most from the pearl, according to his parents' plans, and he thus symbolizes the advantages that the pearl may bring.. Once again, Steinbeck keeps the adversaries who pursue Kino and Juana anonymous in ord... |
His family has been destroyed, yet he clings to that ideal, for it is all that remains for him. The Pearl is therefore a parable with an uncertain meaning at best and a morbidly determinist one at worst. The story does seem to warn against attempting to improve one's social situation, recalling Juan Tomas' story of the... |
CRE NOTES CLASS 6 COMPLETE CREATION Introduction i. Creation is making something out of nothing ii. God completed creation work in 6 days iii. On 6thday he created human beings. 1. The Creation Of Man a. God took soil and molded man from it. B. God breathed his breath into Adams nostrils c. The trinity took part in cre... |
In all creation stories God is the ultimate creator. 4. Different communities have different names of God depending on God s nature and character. Qn : name five communities and the name of their God. A. Agikuyu creation story i. God called Ngai one who distributes ii. God s dwelling place is Mt. Kirinyaga Mt. Kenya ii... |
Topical questions 1. Quick reading std 6 pg 4-5, 1-10 2. Spotlight CRE 6 pg 4-6 3. Primary CRE 6 pg 8-9www.arena.co.ke 0713779527info arena.co.ke UNIT 2: NEW LIFE IN THE COMMUNITY New Life in Traditional African Society - New life means change transformation a person goes through in life. -. New life involves stages in... |
E. The Holy Spirit helps Christians practice Christian values. F. We share new life in Christ by:www.arena.co.ke 0713779527info arena.co.ke a Reading the bible b Singing in choir c d e How We Give Our Lives to God - When we dedicate our lives to God, the Holy Spirit controls our lives - We give our lives to God by: a. ... |
F. Settling disputes. G. Caring for members of the community h. i. How Ancestors Shared Their Possession Matthew 25:33-40 - Life was communal- each member was catered for according to needs. -. The gap between the rich and the poor was minimized. -. A person s wealth was measured in term of:- a. Number of children b. N... |
C. Promotes unity in the family d. It is a sign of love, generosity, friendship and care. Luke 19:1-10 - Jesus shared a meal with a tax collector called - Zacheaus lived in the town of - - He climbed on a tree in order to because he was - People grumbled why Jesus shared a meal with - Zachaeus agreed to change his life... |
Luke 24:1-9 Questions 1. On which day did the women visit the tomb of Jesus? 2. Who were these women: 3. Why did they visit the tomb of Jesus? 4. Which 3 strange things did they encounter with in the tomb? 5. Resurrection of Jesus gives Christians How the Communion is Shared - Christians celebrate the Holy Communion to... |
When we forgive those who wrong us. -. Repentance and forgiveness strengthens our relationship with God. -. Jesus taught repentance and forgiveness using the parable of the prodigal son - Sinners- lost son - God- loving father. Celebrating Breaking of Bread 1 Corinthians 11:23-32 - Breaking of bread is also called :- a... |
Rubbed it on his eyes. D. Sent him to wash his face at the pool of Siloam. -. As Christian we should help the blind enjoy life like normal people.www.arena.co.ke 0713779527info arena.co.ke 2. The Physically Impaired - Challenge cannot walk without help - Discrimination at work places. -. Difficulties at work - Causes:-... |
Taking them to special schools c. 5. Behaviorally And Emotionally Disturbed. -. These are people who act abnormally e.g.:- Isolate themselves, cry with reason, ever absent minded, staring at nothing for a long time e.t.c. -. Causes: stress, loss of a loved one, overworking, fear e.t.c - This condition can be overcome b... |
- Causes: parental negligence, poverty, harassment at home e.t.c. -. Christians should be concerned with the street children by providing basic needs, taking them to rehabilitation centers 11. Refugees Mathew 2:13-15, 19-23 - These are people who have freed their countries because of war, insecurity - Challenges : lack... |
List two ways that shows man is a special creature. B. State a reason why God placed Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. 3. Identifying Interests and Abilities Interest is things we enjoy doing. Abilities are things one is able to do well and has interest in them e.g. swimming, dancing, , , , e.t.c. Some abilities are ... |
Appreciating ourselves and others. Isaiah 43:4www.arena.co.ke 0713779527info arena.co.ke God reminds and assures us that he loves us and we are precious to him. 6. Acquiring Socially Responsible Behavior SRB These are good acts that make us acceptable to others. They are learnt from parents, school and at church Exampl... |
We should make decisions that are in line with God s commandments. We should aim at glorifying God with our decisions. Related story: Primary CRE 6 pg 90 c. Critical thinking Luke 11:37-44 This is being able to make fair and careful judgments about good and bad qualities of people or something. Involves exploring possi... |
Jesus was a good listener; he listened and responded to Nicodemus. Nb: we should listen and respond to the word of God. Related story: primary CRE 6 pg 98-100 UNIT 6: BEING LED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT 1. Gifts Of The Holy Spirit Spiritual Gifts 1 Corinthians 12:4-11 1 Knowledge 2 Faith 3 Wisdom 4 Healing 5 Working miracles ... |
3 How did Gideon test his soldiers to know the courageous and true soldiers? 4 Why did Gideon at first complain when he received God s message from the angel? Related story: Primary CRE pg 105-6 4. Response Of Paul to The Holy Spirit Acts 16:6-10, 18:9-11, 20:22-24 - Paul means small - At first called Saul. -. Born in ... |
Old Testament 39 books i. Books of law Moses Torah Genesis pupils to list the others ii. Historical books 12 Judges, pupils list the others iii. Poetic books 5 Job, pupils list the others www.arena.co.ke 0713779527info arena.co.ke iv. Prophetic books 17 Isaiah, pupils list the others - The main purpose of the bible is ... |
6 The early believers received power of Holy Spirit from Apostle through ? 8. The Holy Spirit In The Life Of A Christian - Works of the holy spirit in the life of a Christian are:- a. Giving us gifts and helping us to use them to produce fruits. B. Helps us to lead holy lives c. Gives us courage to preach good news. D.... |
10 By healing a paralytic man, Jesus shows that he has power to? UNIT 7: GOD S PEOPLE COME TOGETHER A. Differences in class - God created male and female. -. God created us different in:- a. Sex b. Size c. Agewww.arena.co.ke 0713779527info arena.co.ke d. Weight e. Talents abilities f. Physical appearances g. Academic p... |
- God gave us power over all creations - God wants us to live like brother and sisters James 2:1-4 - We should pray to God for ourselves and others. -. The rich and poor should be treated in the same way. E. The role of the church in uniting people The church unites people by: a. Sharing the holy communion b. Conductin... |
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