At the end of the lesson, the learners are able to:

•  Fill out forms accurately; and,

• Appreciate the importance of filling out forms accurately (school forms, deposit and withdrawal slips, etc).

Do you know some forms that your mom or your dad fill in? What are the different forms that we fill- out? ( Watch this video ) 

FORMS are essential tools in gathering information.  Essential information are supplied in using the templates provided.  Some forms require detailed information while some ask for limited ones.

2. Understand and follow the directions.

3. Read each item in the form.

4. Give the correct details and information needed.

5. Use capital letters in writing.

6. Avoid making erasures.

Different Kinds of Forms

1. School Forms  -  are used to collect information from students and their parents.  It provides detailed information.  This form is usually filled out during enrolment period.

2. Borrower's Card  -  card issued by a Librarian to students entitling them to borrow materials or books from the library.

 Identify the following forms and be able to learn how to fill -out the forms.

 A withdrawal slip is a small paper form which has to be filled out before making a withdrawal of money from a bank.  After filling out the bank slip, a person signs on it in the presence of a bank teller.  A bank teller is an employee of the bank whose job is to help bank customers with their banking needs, such as depositing checks or cash or making a withdrawal.

How to Fill out a Withdrawal Slip

1.  First, write your name and the date.

2. Then, write the desired amount of your withdrawal in words and in figures.

3. Finally, affix your signature on the signature line found on the form, but do this only until a bank teller can witness you signing it.

A deposit slip is a small paper from a person showing how much money he or she is putting in a bank account.  It contains the date, name and bank account number of the depositor, and the amount to be deposited in the form of checks or cash, and the signature of the depositor.

Specifically, a person who deposits or places money in a bank account is called a depositor.

How to fill out a deposit slip:

1. First, write your name and bank account number.

2. Then, supply additional details such as transaction date and any branch information required.

3. List the cash amount breakdown of your deposit and the total amount thereafter.

4. Affix your signature over printed name found on the lower part of the form.

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