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Week | Topic |
1 | Meaning of social studies |
2 | Study of man and his environment |
3 | Concept of family |
4 | Types of family |
5 | The roles of family members |
6 | Qualities of a good family |
7 | Qualities of a good family |
8 | Meaning of culture |
9 | Types of culture |
10 | Good and bad culture |
Lesson Note on Social Studies for Primary 1
Social studies for primary 1 on Meaning of social studies
WEEK: 1
DATE:
TOPIC: Meaning of social studies
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, Pupils should be able to:
- Say the meaning of Social Studies.
RESOURCES AND MATERIALS: Social Studies for Primary School Book One, Scheme of work, online information.
BUILDING BACKGROUND/CONNECTION TO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE: Pupils are familiar with the topic in their previous topic
CONTENT:
MEANING OF SOCIAL STUDIES
Social studies is the study of man and his environment.
2 Social Studies is the study of how man lives with other people in the society.
3 Social Studies is the study of how man provides answers to his
Problems.
Assessment and Evaluation
- Explain the meaning of social studies.
Wrap up (conclusion)
Teacher goes over the topic once again for better understanding.
Assignment: - Explain the meaning of social studies.
Free Sample of Social studies lesson note on study of man and his environment.
WEEK: 2
DATE:
TOPIC: Study of man and his environment
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, Pupils should be able to: 1. Say who a man his.
2: Explain environment.
3: Tell how many lives within his environment.
4: How man solves his problems in the environment.
RESOURCES AND MATERIALS: charts, picture of things in the environment, pupils textbook , other relevant materials
BUILDING BACKGROUND/CONNECTION TO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE: Pupils are familiar with things in their environment.
CONTENT:
- The study of man
- How his problems are solved in the environment
Man cannot live alone. He must play and talk with other people. Man has also made many things to make his life better. Some of these things are cars, houses, roads, books, bicycles and toys
Other things in our environment
They are other things we see in our environment. Those things were not made by us. They were created (made) by God. Examples are trees, rivers and mountains.
We need trees in our compound to make our lives comfortable.
HOW HIS PROBLEMS ARE SOLVED IN THE ENVIRONMENT
- We fetch water from the river.
- We walk on the road.
- We sleep in the house.
- We use rock to build our roads.
Wrap up (conclusion)
Teacher goes over the topic once again for better understanding.
Assignment:
- Say who a man is.
- Explain how many lives and solve his problems in the environment.
SAMPLE 3 Lesson Note on Types of Culture
TOPIC: Types of culture
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, Pupils should be able to: 1. List types of culture
2: Give examples of material and non-material culture.
RESOURCES AND MATERIALS: pupils textbook, chart showing types of culture.
BUILDING BACKGROUND/CONNECTION TO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE: Pupils are familiar with different culture.
CONTENT:
TYPES OF CULTURE
There are two types of culture. They are material culture and non-material culture. We will explain the differences.
Material culture
Material culture are aspects of culture we can make, see, touch and feel.
Examples
- MATERIAL
- NON-MATERIAL
Non-material culture are aspects of culture we cannot see but can hear and feel.
They are not things we can collect and keep somewhere. We only know them from what people do.
Examples:
1 Language
2 Religion
3 Greetings
4 Dancing
5 Dressing
6 Eating habits
Assessment and Evaluation:
- Explain types of culture
- Name 2 material culture.
Wrap up (conclusion)
Teacher goes over the topic once again for better understanding.
ASSIGNMENT: - Explain 2 types of culture.
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