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PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION JSS 2 FIRST TERM
| WEEK | TOPIC/CONTENT | ACTIVITIES |
| 1 | FIRST AID AND SAFETY EDUCATION a. Meaning of first aid b. Objectives of safety education c. Meaning of First Aid d. Terminologies in First Aid e. Importance of First Aid treatment | – Teacher explains meaning of safety – Objectives of safety education – Meaning of First Aid – Terminologies in First Aid – Students listen and answer question |
| 2 | FIRST AID a. Content of a good “First Aid Box” b. Situations/conditions that require First Aid c. Application of simple first aid | Inspects the first aid box and name the contentsExplain ABC of first aidStudents practice simple first aid |
| 3 | FIRST AID Qualities of good First AiderGeneral principles of first aid treatment | |
| 4 | FIRST AID AND SAFETY EDUCATION Definition of accident and injuriesTypes of accident e.g home, domestic, road, school, occupationSport injuries | |
| 5 | DOMESTIC ACCIDENT (In form of poison, cuts, burns, falls, sprain, scalds, bruise etcCauses of domestic accidentsSafety measures at homeFirst aid for domestic accident | Teacher discusses home accident, causes and safety measures at home.Students listen; contribute to discussion and answer questions. |
| 6 | STUDENT ACCIDENTS Causes of school accidentSafety measures at the playground, classroom, school laboratory, halls.First aid for school accident | Practice simple first aid at the sceneUse pictures and posters. |
| 7. | ACCIDENT AT THE WORK PLACE [(Occupation) (Workshop and Industrial accident)] Causes of accident at the workplaceSafety measures at the workplaceFirst aid | Practice simple first aid at the sceneUse pictures and posters. |
| 8 | ROAD ACCIDENT Causes of road accidentTraffic accident and causesSafety measures on the roadFirst aid for road accident | Practice simple first aid at the sceneUse pictures and posters |
| 9 | Sports injuries in form of bruises, sprains, straits, joint injuries, nose bleeds, dental damage, dehydration, cuts and abrasion, concussion and fractures b. Causes of sports injuries c. First aid for sport injuries | – Teacher explains sports injuries. – Students listen to the teacher – Ask the teacher questions and answer the teacher’s questions. |
| 10 | MEASURES OF PREVENTING Sorts injuriesDomestic injuriesRoad traffic injuriesWorkplace injuries | Teacher explain the measures. – Students ask and answer questions |
| 11 | Revision | Revision |
| 12 | Examination | Examination |
Junior Secondary PHE Scheme, Physical and Health Education Scheme of work for JSS 2 –Schemeofwork.com
PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION JSS2 SECOND TERM
| WEEK | TOPIC/CONTENT | ACTIVITIES |
| 1. | RESCUE OPERATION Meaning of rescue operationsSituations that require rescue operation e.g fire outbreak in buildings, vehicles, forest reserve, traffic accident, natural disaster etcDifferent aspects of rescue operation | Teacher explains meaning of rescue operationUsing pictures of rescue scenes, lead students to identify different aspects of rescue operation |
| 2. | RESCUE OPERATION (Cont.) Securing the environment, vehicles and victimsTools used in rescue operationImportance of rescue operation | Teacher use pictures and posters to explain tools used in rescue operation |
| 3. | RESCUE OPERATION (Cont.) Agencies / organization involved in rescue operation.Steps in rescue operation | Using poster teacher explain steps in rescue operation |
| 4. | PERSONAL SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY HEALTH Meaning of school health programmeComponents of school health programmeGoals and objectives of school health programme | Teacher list and explain the components of school health programmes using posters. |
| 5. | PERSONAL SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY HEALTH Meaning of personal health and community health.Effects of personal healthFresh approach to school health programme | Teacher explains the effects of personal healthStudents listen attentively to the teacher |
| 6. | PERSONAL SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY HEALTH: ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION Meaning of environmental pollution.Types of environmental pollution | Teacher discuss types of environmental pollution with students |
| 7. | ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION Effects of environmental pollutionPreventive measures | Teacher discuss effects of environmental pollution with students |
| 8. | NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND THEIR PREVENTION Meaning of non-communicable diseases.Difference between non-communicable diseases and communicable diseases.Types of non-communicable diseases. | Teacher explains meaning of non-communicable diseases, types of non-communicable diseasesStudents listen to the teacher and answer teachers questions |
| 9. | NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES (CONT.) Nature of: Sickle cellObesity cellAsthmaAnemiaKwashiorkor etc | Teacher: Describe the nature of sickle cell, obesity, Asthma, etc Students: Recall what they have learnt about non-communicable disease such as sickle cell obesity, Asthma etc. |
| 10. | NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES (COUNT) Preventive messages for non-communicable diseases | Teacher explains preventive measures while students listen and ask questions. |
| 11. | Revision | |
| 12. | Examination |
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PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION JSS 2 THIRD TERM
| WEEK | TOPIC/CONTENT | ACTIVITIES |
| 1 | NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND THEIR PREVENTION Causes of communicable diseasesSymptoms of non-communicable disease | Teachers use posters to guide students identify symptoms of non-communicable diseases |
| 2 | POSTURE AND POSTURAL DEFECTS Meaning of PostureKinds of Postures eg. Standing, walking, lifting etc. | Using Posters the teacher describe kinds of postures |
| 3 | POSTURE AND POSTURAL DEFECTS Types of good postureCharacteristics of good postureAdvantage of good posture | Teacher demonstrates posture in sitting, walking, standing, lifting |
| 4 | POSTURE AND POSTURAL DEFECTS Meaning of Postural defectsExplaining the causes of [postural defects or bad posture | Teacher explains causes of postural defects |
| 5 | POSTURE AND POSTURAL DEFECTS Types of postural defects eg kyphosis, Lordosis, Scollosis, Flat foot, bow leg etc | Teachers uses posters to explain types of postural defects |
| 6 | POSTURE AND POSTURAL DEFECTS Factors that influence correct posture eg nutrition, heredity, occupation, environment and accidents | Teacher explains the factors that influence posture |
