Scheme of Work – Third Term
- Week 1: Respect (Meaning and Ways to Show Respect)
- Week 2: People to Respect (Traditional Rulers, Parents, Leaders)
- Week 3: Places and Things to Respect
- Week 4: Farm Animals (Introduction)
- Week 5: Farm Animals (Types and Characteristics)
- Week 6: Their Homes (Animal Habitats)
- Week 7: Uses of Farm Animals (Food Production)
- Week 8: Uses of Farm Animals (Economic Benefits)
- Week 9: Uses of Farm Animals (Other Uses)
- Week 10: Practical (Farm Visit/Demonstration)
- Week 11: Revision
- Week 12: Examination
Week 1
Topic: Respect
Class: Basic 1 / JSS 1
Subject: Civic Education
Learning Objectives
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Explain the meaning of respect
- Identify ways to show respect to others
Learning Resources
- Charts
- Posters
- Pictures
Lesson Content
What is Respect?
Hello students! Today we will learn about respect.
Respect is a word that means treating others the way you want to be treated. It is important to show respect to everyone, including your family, friends, teachers, and even strangers.
In short, respect is showing consideration and care for others. It is treating everyone with kindness, politeness, and fairness.
Ways to Show Respect
1. Use Kind Words and a Friendly Tone
When talking to others, always use kind words and speak in a friendly tone. Avoid shouting or using harsh language.
2. Listen When Others Are Speaking
Give people your full attention when they are talking. Don’t interrupt or talk over them.
3. Keep Your Promises and Be Honest
Always tell the truth and keep your promises. People trust those who are honest and reliable.
4. Treat Others’ Belongings with Care
When you borrow something, take good care of it and return it in good condition.
5. Say “Please” and “Thank You”
Use polite words when asking for something or receiving something. This shows good manners.
6. Stand Up When an Adult Enters the Room
This is a sign of respect, especially in our Nigerian culture. It shows honor to elders and authority figures.
7. Show Gratitude and Appreciation
Always appreciate what others do for you. Say thank you and show that you are grateful.
Remember: Respect is a Two-Way Street
Just as you should show respect to others, you should also expect respect in return. If someone is not showing you respect, you can calmly and respectfully ask them to treat you with kindness and consideration.
Class Activity
- What is respect?
- List 5 ways to show respect to people.
Week 2
Topic: People to Respect
Class: Basic 1 / JSS 1
Subject: Civic Education
Learning Objectives
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Identify people to respect: Traditional rulers, parents, leaders
- Explain why we should respect these people
Learning Resources
- Charts and pictures of church, mosque, and palace
- Photos of traditional rulers
- Images of community leaders
Lesson Content
Why We Should Respect Others
It is important to respect the people around us. This means showing kindness and consideration towards others, and treating them with dignity and fairness.
We should respect our parents and teachers, who take care of us and guide us in our learning. We should also respect our classmates and friends, and be kind and friendly towards them.
Remember, when we respect others, we show that we care about them and their feelings. Let’s all strive to be respectful and kind to those around us.
People We Should Respect
1. Parents
We should respect our parents because they have raised us and provided for us since birth. They have also taught us important life skills and values that have shaped us into the person we are today.
2. Teachers
We should respect our teachers because they dedicate their time and energy to educating us and helping us to achieve our full potential. They also provide guidance and support throughout our school years.
3. Elders
We should respect older people because they have lived through many experiences and have a wealth of knowledge and wisdom to share. They have also contributed to the world in many ways and should be recognized for their contributions.
4. Law Enforcement Officers
We should respect law enforcement officers because they keep our communities safe and enforce laws that help to maintain order and safety. They put themselves in harm’s way to protect others and deserve our respect and gratitude.
5. Military Personnel
We should respect military personnel because they risk their lives to protect our country and defend our freedom. They make sacrifices to serve our country and should be recognized and respected for their service.
6. Medical Professionals
We should respect medical professionals because they work tirelessly to care for and heal the sick and injured. They are on the front lines of the fight against disease and are essential to our health and well-being.
7. Public Servants
We should respect public servants such as elected officials, firefighters, and paramedics because they serve our communities and work to make them better places to live. They make sacrifices to serve the public and should be recognized and respected for their service.
Class Activity
- List and explain 5 people we should respect.
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Week 3
Topic: Places and Things to Respect
Subject: Civic Education
Preview
This week covers:
- Schools and educational institutions
- Places of worship (churches, mosques)
- Nature and the environment
- National symbols (flags, anthems)
- Property and rules
- Diversity and different cultures
Week 4-12
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