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Blended British and Nigerian Curriculum Scheme of work for Primary Three School SubjectsPRIMARY 3 GENERAL KNOWLEDGE 1ST TERMNatural and human resources     Geography   Geography   GovernmentPrint media   Mid – term breakPersonal health      Growth and development  Accidents      Revision/ExamPRIMARY 3 GENERAL KNOWLEDGE   2ND TERMLaw /court   Law/court    Tourism/ migration Tourism/migration  Season         Mid-term breakFabrics          Pottery        Pipes and plumbingRevision/ExamPRIMARY 3 GENERAL KNOWLEDGE   3RD TERMHistory of man         African countries    National and int’l organization    ViolenceMid –term breakHomesRulesFood labelRevision/ExamPRIMARY 3    MATHEMATICS        1st TERMNumeration & Ordering    Numeration & Ordering    Addition of 2-4 digit numbers     Subtraction of 2     Multiplication         Mid-term-BreakDivision        Introduction to fraction    Properties of 2-D & 3- D shapes  RevisionExamPRIMARY 3    MATHEMATICS        2nd TERMMeasurement        Measurement        Measurement (Time/Calendar reading)  Money         Open sentence       Mid-Term Break                                                       Fraction       Revision/Exam                  PRIMARY 3    MATHEMATICS        3rd TERMNumeration•        (a) Factors and multiples•        (b) Prime numbers  Fraction       Decimal Fraction    Square and Square root    Areas and Perimeter        Mid- Term-Break    Statistics     Statistics     Lines and Angles     PRIMARY 3  BASIC SCIENCE      1ST TERMPLANT EROSION       Wind.Mid –term breakAquatic life  Revision/examPRIMARY 3  BASIC SCIENCE      2nd TERMRevisionBasic requirements for agricultural product    Electricity    Light  Energy         MID-TERM BREAKFood processing     Simple machines    Revision/ExamPRIMARY 3  BASIC SCIENCE      3rd TERMForces and magnet Everyday materials Acid and basesFRUITS         Mid – term breakRocks  Animals/humans     The skeletal and muscular system.    PRIMARY 3    Grammar      1st TermTypes of nouns Composition, Comprehension, PhonicsVerb tenses, Composition, Comprehension, Phonics.Verb tenses, Composition, Comprehension, Phonics.Mid-term-BreakAdverbs, Composition, Comprehension, Phonics.Punctuation, Composition, Comprehension, Phonics.Adjectives, Composition, Comprehension, PhonicsGRADE 3       Grammar      2nd TermVerbs Tenses         Adverbs       Mid –term testPrepositions ConjunctionsWord Formation     Revision/examsGRADE 3       PHONICS      Consonant Digraphs: ‘ph’, ‘wh’, and ‘th’Three Letter Blends ‘spl’ and ‘spr’, ‘scr’ and ‘str’      Soft ‘C’ and Hard ‘C’         Soft and hard ‘G’    Silent letters ‘k’ and ‘w’   Root words and compound wordsSyllables      Revision &examsPRIMARY 3  COMPREHENSION & CREATIVE WRITINGRevision &examsPRIMARY 3    PHONICS       3RD TermAntonyms, Synonyms & Alphabetical Order     PunctuationsQuestion tags         Mid-term examMid-term breakSentences    Subject &PredicateClauses        Revision/examsPRIMARY 3  PHONICS      3RD TERMRevision‘dge’ words  Silent ‘g’ words      Silent ‘b’ words      Mid-term examMid-term breakSilent ‘h’ words      Suffixes        Blended British and Nigerian Curriculum Scheme of work for Primary School Subjects Links

Primary 3 First Term, Second Term and Third Term Scheme of work for British national curriculum with a blend of the Nigerian National Curriculum for British and Montessori Schools

Blended British and Nigerian Curriculum Scheme of work for Primary Three School Subjects

The Subjects includes:

General Knowledge

Mathematics

Basic Science

Grammar

Phonics Comprehension & Creative Writing

                            

PRIMARY 3 GENERAL KNOWLEDGE 1ST TERM

WEEK    1

TOPIC   

Revision

WEEK    2

TOPIC   

Natural and human resources     

CONTENT           

•             Meaning of natural resources

•             Location of natural resources in Nigeria and how to develop/ conserve our natural resources.

•             Meaning of human resources

•             How we can develop our human resources

•             Types of job/labour mobility.

Key skill/cross curricular link      

•             Game reserve (gk)

•             Creative arts; beading

•             Science: people/jobs        

KEY SKILL/CROSS- CURICULAR LINK       

•             Meaning of natural resources

•             Location of natural resources in Nigeria and how to develop/ conserve our natural resources.

•             Meaning of human resources

•             How we can develop our human resources

•             Types of job/labour mobility.         

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To improve learners knowledge on where natural resources can be located in Nigeria.

•             To acquaint learners with the first exploration of crude oil in Nigeria. .              

PERIOD

4            

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             Open discussion on resources and occupation s that people do will prove the learners understanding on the lesson. Individual activity to itemise natural resources in Nigeria and their locations would ascertain each learners’ understanding on the topic. 

REFERENCE

Encarta for kids and Encarta premium, Social Studies for Primary Schools book 5 by Adisa Bakare pg. 51

www.Wikipedia.org

WEEK    3

TOPIC   

Geography   

CONTENT           

•             Meaning of geography

•             Geographical maps and tools.

•             Major cities in Nigeria/map

•             Cardinal points.  

Key skill/cross curricular link      

•             Gram. Nouns

KEY SKILL/CROSS- CURICULAR LINK       

•             Soc- meaning of geography

•             Geography- locations, vegetation.

•             Vocations- people that study about the earth, climate etc Astrologists              and geologists.

Home Econs – the type of cloth they we wear during different weathers.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

  • To acquaint learners with some geographical terms/ knowledge.
  • To develop learners understanding on geography.   

PERIOD

4

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             Whole class work will give evidence of the learners understanding on the lesson.

•             Individual’s ability to describe different geographic al maps and tools in Nigeria will give evidence of each of the learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.

REFERENCE

Farafina social studies text book for primary 3 by Adisa Bakare and co. Pages 41-48.

WEEK 4

TOPIC   

Geography   

CONTENT           

•             Nigeria’s climate, Vegetation and landforms.

•             The highest mountain in Africa and the world.

•             The longest / largest river in Africa and the world.

•             Longest ocean in the world.

•             Continents

KEY SKILL/CROSS- CURICULAR LINK       

•             Soc. – meaning of geography

•             Geography- locations, vegetation.

•             Vocations- people that study about the earth, climate etc Astrologists and geologists.

Home Econs– the type of cloth they we wear during different weathers.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners understanding on the different climate, vegetation and landforms in Nigeria.

•             To develop learners understanding on the different vegetation and landforms Arica and the world.   

PERIOD

2            

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             Whole class work will give evidence of the learners understanding on the lesson. Individual’s ability to describe different vegetation and land forms in Nigeria will give evidence of each of the learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.                                       

REFERENCE

Farafina social studies textbook for primary 3 by Adisa Bakare and co. Pages 50-56

WEEK    5

TOPIC   

Government

CONTENT           

•             Meaning of government

•             Tiers of government

•             Arms of government and their functions

•             Forms of Government practiced in by different countries.     

KEY SKILL/CROSS- CURICULAR LINK       

•             Civics- The right to vote as a good citizen.

•             Morals – if you are voted in to lead the people right.

•             Soc – meaning of government / tiers.

•             His – military and democratic regime

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

To develop learners understanding on government /levels of government.      

PERIOD

2            

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             An education visit to a government’s house will enhance learners understanding on the topic.

•             Individual’s ability to discuss on government will help each learner understand the topic.              

REFERENCE

Farafina social studies Bk 3 by Ayisha Osori. Pages 22-26

WEEK    6

TOPIC   

CONTENT           

•             Benefits of print media.

•             Forms of print media.      

KEY SKILL/CROSS- CURICULAR LINK       

•             Social stu. — meaning of print media

•             Voc. – as occupation/tools

•             History – invention

•             Moral – Moral value (using the right materials and editing before printing to avoid poor outcome)            

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners understanding on the appropriate materials used in print media.

•             To summarize how printing media begun.  

PERIOD

2            

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             Open class discussion at the beginning of the lesson to prove the learners knowledge on the lesson.

•             Group work to list materials that can be printed on will also prove the learners understanding of the lesson.  An educational visit to a print media will prove the individual’s level of understanding on the lesson.

REFERENCE

www.printmedia.com

WEEK    7

TOPIC   

Mid – term break

WEEK    8

TOPIC   

Personal health      

CONTENT           

•             The meaning of personal health

•             Importance of personal hygiene

•             Equipment used in maintaining personal health

KEY SKILL/CROSS- CURICULAR LINK       

•             Health – meaning of personal health

•             Home Econs – eating of balanced diet as a means of maintaining personal hygiene.

Voc- equipment used in maintaining personal health.            

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To enhance learners understanding on personal health.

•             To demonstrate learners knowledge on how to take one’s self.           

PERIOD

2            

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

A speech presentation on personal health would help learners understand the topic. .

•             A whole class discussion will also prove the learners level of understanding on the topic.              

REFERENCE

Health education textbook for primary schools by k.lounge. Page 34-36.

www.preservearticles.com/201101012219/maintaining -good-healt-24k

www.Myphr.com/startaphr/what-is-a-phr-aspx- 101k.

WEEK    9

TOPIC   

Growth and development 

CONTENT           

•             Meaning of growth and development

•             Things that would help us grow properly Physical changes in development      

KEY SKILL/CROSS- CURICULAR LINK       

•             Health Edu – meaning of growth and education. /food that help us grow properly.

•             Home Econs- physical changes in development        

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

To develop learners understanding on growth and development.       

PERIOD

2            

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             An open discussion at the beginning of the lesson to ascertain the knowledge of the learners on the lesson. An individual‘s ability to describe stages in growth will determine the learners level of assimilation of the lesson.              

REFERENCE

•             Sciencenetlink.com/less on/growth-stages- 2middle- childhood-28k

WEEK 10             

TOPIC   

Accidents     

CONTENT           

•             Meaning of paramedics (First aid treatment

•             Types of injuries 

KEY SKILL/CROSS- CURICULAR LINK       

•             Voc – health agencies, nurses and doctors, first–aid box

•             Home Econs – Different ways of avoiding accidents

•             Health – safety measures.

•             Soc- meaning of paramedics and types of injuries    

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop the learners understanding on the various ways to imbibe safety

•             To know some of the health agencies involved during emergency.

•             To know the first aid to apply in each type of injury.

PERIOD

2            

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

Whole class activity will determine the learner’s level of assimilation on the lesson

Individual activity to itemise steps in treating of a named injury will determine each learner’s understanding on the lesson.         

REFERENCE

Home Economics for Primary schools book 3 by Olabisi Are & others pg. 18

www.homemanagement.com

www.floorsur faces.com

WEEK    11

TOPIC   

Revision/Exam

PRIMARY 3 GENERAL KNOWLEDGE   2ND TERM

WEEK 1

TOPIC 

Revision

WEEK 2

TOPIC 

Law /court   

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of law and constitution

•             Branches of law practiced in the court (criminal and civil law)/Main courts in Nigeria.

•             The highest court in Nigeria/ location.

•             The chief justice of Nigeria

•             Role of law in our society 

•             How laws are shaped and enforced

•             Role of Police

CONNECTION

•             Voc. – Lawyer (a profession)

Soc – An arm of government that makes the law.    

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improve learners understanding on law/ court.   

PERIOD          

2            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Open Class discussion at the beginning of the lesson will determine the learner’s knowledge on the topic

•             Individual’s ability to describe relationship between law and court will give a proof of each of the learner’s understanding on the lesson

WEEK 3

TOPIC 

Law/court    

CONTENT       

•             The chief justice of Nigeria

•             Role of law in our society

•             How laws are shaped and enforced

•                            Law enforcement agencies.            

CONNECTION

•             Voc. – Lawyer (a profession)

Soc – An arm of government that makes the law.    

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

To develop learners understanding on different laws in Nigeria.          

PERIOD          

2            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

A group work to discuss how law helps to shape our lives will prove the learners understanding on the lesson

WEEK 4

TOPIC 

Tourism/ migration 

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of tour, tourist and tourism.

•             Reasons for tourism travel/places.

CONNECTION

•             Soc – meaning of tourism/tourist and migration

•             Health – for treatment of illness/change of weather

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To develop learners understanding on tourism and migration.

•             To enhance learners understanding on the various tourist sites in Nigeria.       

PERIOD          

2            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Open Class activity will ascertain the learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.

•             Individual’s ability to give reasons for tourism and migration will give proof of each of the learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.         

REFERENCE

www.influencerising.com

WEEK 5

TOPIC 

Tourism/migration  

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of migration

•             Reason for migrating.

•             Economic importance of tourism. 

CONNECTION

•             Voc – Things learnt from travelling etc.

•             Civic – People have the right to travel from one place to another.

•             His – most tourist places in the world / Nigeria.

Geo- location of tourist center in Nigeria and the world.        

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

Same as in wk. 4

PERIOD          

2            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Whole class work will give evidence of the learners understanding on the lesson.

•             Individual’s ability to describe different vegetation and land forms in Nigeria will give evidence of each of the learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.             

REFERENCE

Civic Education for primary schools book 5 pg. 19

WEEK 6

TOPIC 

Season         

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of seasons

•             Period of this seasons

•             Clothing worn at different seasons.             

CONNECTION

Soc-meaning of season

Voc: occupation

Home c: Types of fabrics /how to take care of the fabrics.     

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To develop learners understanding on different seasons in Nigeria/world.       

PERIOD          

2            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Individual’s ability to discuss on different seasons would help each learner understand the topic.    

REFERENCE

www.seasons .com

WEEK 7

TOPIC 

Mid-term break

WEEK 8

TOPIC 

Fabrics         

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of fibers/types

•             Sources of fiber

•             Uses of fiber       

CONNECTION

•             Geo – different weather that will make people wear a particular cloth.

•             Voc .Tailor/seamstress/tailoring materials.

•             Home Econs – uses and importance of cloths

•             Soc. – meaning of fibers/types      

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To develop learners understanding on fibers/clothing.

•             To state sources/uses of fibers.     

PERIOD          

2            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

An educational visit to a tailoring shop at the end of the lesson will ascertain the learners understanding on the lesson. A group discussion on the sources of fiber would prove learners understanding on the topic.           

REFERENCE

www.slideshave.net/sandeepmittal62/smartfibres-fabrics- and———-

www.fibre2 fashion.com/industry- article/7/688/plant- and-anima-57k

WEEK 9

TOPIC 

Pottery        

CONTENT       

•             The meaning of pottery

•             Steps involved in pottery

•             People involved in pottery

Things gotten from pottery            

CONNECTION

•             Soc. – meaning of pottery/ material s use in pottery work.

•             Voc – Occupation

Home Econs – Ceramic s used at homes/taking care of our utensils.  

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To create awareness of steps involved in pottery.    

PERIOD          

2            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

An open discussion at the beginning of the lesson will ascertain learner’s familiarity with the topic. A video clip display group would help learners describe steps involved in pottery. An individual’s ability to list people involved in pottery would help each learner understand the topic.           

REFERENCE

Wiki.answer.com/Q/what –is-pottery- 73k

Sciencenetlinks.co m/lessons/pottery- quest/-25k

Britannica Encyclopedia, Encarta for Kids and Encarta premium

WEEK 10

TOPIC 

Pipes and plumbing

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of pipes and plumbing.

•             Some plumbing tools.

•             Who a plumber is and what he does.

Materials used in making pipes     

CONNECTION

•             Soc – meaning of pipes and plumbing

•             Civic –    in case of any damage d pipe a plumber should be consulted.

Voc – plumber and plumbing tools

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

To improve the learners knowledge on pipes and plumbing  

PERIOD          

2            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Open Class discussion at the beginning of the lesson will determine the learner’s knowledge on the topic

•             Individual’s ability to describe the usefulness of forest will give a proof of each of the learner’s understanding on the lesson         

REFERENCE

www.pipes.com. Vocational studies for primary schools.

WEEK 11

TOPIC 

Revision/Exam

PRIMARY 3 GENERAL KNOWLEDGE   3RD TERM

WEEK 1

TOPIC 

Revision                     

CONNECTION

•             Soc- meaning of violence

•             Civics- people are supposed to respect each other’s feelings

•             Moral- love every one as yourself

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To develop learners understanding on the   term violence.

•             To educate learners on the need to avoid violence.                 

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Role play

•             Class discussion 

REFERENCE

Home Economics for Primary schools book 3 by Olabisi Are & others pg. 18

www.homemanagement.com. www.floorsurfaces.com

WEEK 3

TOPIC 

History of man         

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of home

•             Types of homes in Nigeria

•             Things found in the home/surrounding

•             People that make up the home

•             Cleaning & caring of the home

•             Places in the home

CONNECTION

•             Soc – home as shelter for man.

•             Health Edu. – Importance of hygiene\ how to keep the surrounding clean.        

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To extend the learners knowledge on the meaning of home.

•             To develop learners understanding on the various types homes \ places in the home.

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Open Class discussion at the beginning of the lesson will determine the learner s knowledge on the topic

•             Individual’s ability to describe the various types of home will give a proof of each of the learner’s understanding on the lesson         

REFERENCE

Home Economics for primary schools book 5 by Olabisi Are and others pg. 16

Encarta for kids and Encarta premium 2009, www.forestry.com. www.lumber.com

WEEK 3

TOPIC 

African countries    

CONTENT       

•             Periods of the early man

•             Things that happened during the period     

CONNECTION

•             History – the origin of man.

•                            Voc – tools used in making fire.

•             Geo – where he lived.       

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To develop learners knowledge on the periods and stages of Stone Age                           

REFERENCE

•.            Encarta for kids and Encarta premium, Social Studies for Primary Schools book 5 by Adisa Bakare pg. 51

WEEK 4

TOPIC 

West African countries     

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of influence

•             Types and Causes of influence

•             Effects of influence on an individual             

CONNECTION

•             Soc – Types of peer groups

•             Health – Bad influence can lead to health hazards

•             Home Econs – Things learnt from  homes, traits, etc.

•             Civic – Positive influence makes one a good citizen

•             His – Role models and past heroes and heroines

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To enhance the learners knowledge on the effects of influence.                          

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Open Class activity will ascertain the learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.

•             Individual’s ability to itemise the consequences of influence will give proof of each of the learner s’ level of understanding on the lesson         

REFERENCE

www.influencerising.com

WEEK 5

TOPIC 

National and int’l organization    

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of loyalty

•             Ways of showing loyalty

•             Groups/authorities that need loyalty

•             Consequences of disloyalty

•             Various bodies that render loyal services to the nation

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Whole class work will give evidence of the learners understanding on the lesson.

•             Individual’s ability to itemise ways of showing loyalty to others will give evidence of each of the learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.

REFERENCE

Civic Education for primary schools book 5

pg. 19   

WEEK 6

TOPIC             

Violence

PERIOD          

3 (25 mins each)

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Whole class activity will give evidence of the learners understanding on the lesson

•             Individual activity will determine each of the learners’ level of assimilation on the lesson.           

REFERENCE

Civic Education for primary School book 5 pg. 26

WEEK 7

TOPIC 

Mid –term break

WEEK 8

TOPIC 

Homes

WEEK 9

TOPIC 

Rules

WEEK 10

TOPIC 

Food label

WEEK 11

TOPIC 

Revision/Exam

PRIMARY 3    MATHEMATICS        1st TERM

WEEK 1

TOPIC 

Revision              

CONTENT       

Work Done in year one

WEEK 2

TOPIC 

Numeration & Ordering    

CONTENT       

•             Counting of numbers up to 1000

•             Place value of three to four digit numbers

•             Compare and order numbers up to 1000 using symbols e.g. (<,> and =)           

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Number songs

•             Using weight of some pupils to compare and tell who is fatter and thinner      

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improve learners understanding on numbers      

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group counting of numbers from 1- 1000

•             Individual ability to place value and order numbers from 1- 1000       

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 3 page by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Man primary mathematics book 3 page 3 Exercise B.

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 3

TOPIC 

Numeration & Ordering    

CONTENT       

•             Skip Counting and writing numbers in expanded form up to 1000

•             Writing numerals in words

•             Roman Numerals 1-10     

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Multiplication table          

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improve learners understanding on numbers

•             To developed learners understanding on Romans numerals  

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             To read and write numbers in words up to 1000

•             To identify, represent and estimate numbers using different representation

•             To solve numbers problems and practical problems using numbers   

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 3 page by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Man primary mathematics book 3 page 3- 6 Exercise

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages 

WEEK 4

TOPIC 

Addition of 2-4 digit numbers     

CONTENT       

•             Addition of 2-4 digit numbers with place value without renaming

•             Addition of 2-4 digit numbers with place value with renaming.

•             Word problems on addition

•             Addition of numbers using expanded form 

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improve learners understanding on addition of 2-4 digit numbers with and without renaming             

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group activity on addition of 2-4 digit numbers

•             Individual ability to add numbers with place value and also using inverse relationship, including missing numbers problems will prove their understanding  

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 3 page by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Man primary mathematics book 3 page 53-70.

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 5

TOPIC 

Subtraction of 2     

CONTENT       

•             Subtraction of 2-4 digit numbers with place value without renaming

•             Subtraction of 2-4 digit numbers with place value with renaming.

•             Word problems on subtraction

•             Subtraction of numbers using expanded form          

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improve learners understanding on subtraction of 2-4 digit numbers with and without renaming             

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group activity on subtraction of 2-4 digit numbers

•             Individual ability to subtract numbers with place value and also using inverse relations hip, including missing numbers problems will prove their understanding  

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 3 page by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Man primary mathematics book 3 page 71-77

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 6

TOPIC 

Multiplication         

CONTENT       

•             Basic fact in multiplication and using repeated addition in solving multiplication

•             Multiplication of 1-3 digit numbers by one multiplier without renaming

•             Multiplication of 1-3 digit with renaming

•             Word problems on multiplications

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Multiplication table          

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improve learners understanding on multiplication of numbers      

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group activity on mental drill of multiplication table up to 12

•             Individual ability to tackle several problems including missing numbers etc. in multiplication              

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 3 page by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Man primary mathematics book 3 page 95-110

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 7

TOPIC 

Mid-term-Break

WEEK 8

TOPIC 

Division        

CONTENT       

•             Basic fact in division and using repeated subtraction in solving division

•             Division of 1-3 digit numbers by one divisor without renaming

•             Division of 1-3 digit with renaming

•             Word problems on division            

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Multiplication table          

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improve learners understanding on division of numbers  

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group activity on mental drill of multiplication table up to 12

•             Individual ability to tackle several problems including missing numbers etc. in division

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 3 page by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Man primary mathematics book 3 page111- 117

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 9

TOPIC 

Introduction to fraction    

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of fraction

•             Terms/part of fraction

•             Fractions of shapes

•             Fraction as part of a set

•             Using diagram to show equivalent fraction of smaller denominator

•             Add and subtract fraction of same denominator

•             Ordering of fraction with same denominator

•             Reducing simple fraction to its lowest term

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Use of concrete object to illustrate fraction

•             Use of size to compare fraction     

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improve learners understanding on fraction        

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group work on identification of fraction and its types

•             Individual ability to tackle problems on fraction will prove learners understanding        

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 3 page by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Man primary mathematics book 3 page28- 52

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 10

TOPIC 

Properties of 2-D & 3- D shapes  

CONTENT       

•             Identification of 2-D shapes and their properties

•             Identification of 3-D shapes and their properties

•             Lines of symmetry

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Use of scrap paper to cut out various types of shapes            

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improved learners understanding on shapes       

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group and individual work on fraction identification              

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book3 page by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Man primary mathematics book 3 page191- 196

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 11

TOPIC 

Revision

WEEK 12 – 13

TOPIC 

Exam

PRIMARY 3    MATHEMATICS        2nd TERM

WEEK 1

TOPIC 

Revision

WEEK 2

TOPIC 

Measurement        

CONTENT       

•             Length meaning (measurement using ruler)

•             Conversion of length

•             Addition and subtraction of length

•             Word problems on length

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Use of appropriate tools in measuring several unit of length

•             Multiplication     

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improve learners understanding on length           

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group and individual work on length          

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 3 page by Maria N. David-Osuagwu.

•             Man primary mathematics book 3 page142-151

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 3

TOPIC 

Measurement        

CONTENT       

•             Capacity meaning

•             Addition, subtraction and word problems on capacity

•             Weight

•             Conversion of weight from kilogram to grams

•             Addition and subtraction of weight.            

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Using of real object to lay emphases on the topic    

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improve learners understanding on capacity and weight  

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group work on capacity, individual work on how to convert various unit of measurement              

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 3 page by Maria N. David-Osuagwu.

•             Man primary mathematics book 3 page169-179

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 4

TOPIC 

Measurement (Time/Calendar reading) 

CONTENT       

•             Reading the face of the clock in o`clock, quarter past, half past, quarter to, reading time with emphases to a.m., p.m. etc.

•             Add and subtract time with

•             Use of calendar and date reading  

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Using real life object to teach the lesson for emphases          

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             Improve learners understanding on time telling and calendar reading               

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group work on time measurement table and days of the month

•             Individual work on how to tackle problems on time and calendar       

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 3 page by Maria N. David-Osuagwu.

•             Man primary mathematics book 3 page181-190

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 5

TOPIC 

Money         

CONTENT       

•             Recognition of coins and bank notes of Nigerian currency

•             Conversion of money

•             Shopping

•             Addition, subtraction and multiplication of money  

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Create a mini shopping where learners shop for change/balance         

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improve learners understanding on money          

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group activity on money recognition

•             Individual activity to buy things in a mini shop at the corner of the class and collect a correct balance 

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 3 page by Maria N. David-Osuagwu.

•             Man primary mathematics book 3 page127-141

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 6

TOPIC 

Open sentence       

CONTENT       

•             Rounding off numbers to the nearest ten, hundred, unit

•             Open sentence

•             Word problems on open sentence

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Practical work on the topic             

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To develop learners understanding on rounding off of digit   

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group and individual activity on the lesson

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 4 page129-135 by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 7

TOPIC 

Mid-Term Break                                                       

WEEK 8 – 9

TOPIC 

Fraction       

CONTENT       

•             Finding equivalent fraction

•             Finding missing numerator and denominator

•             Reducing fraction to its lowest term            

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Systematic approach on how to tackle problem on fraction  

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improve learners understanding on fraction        

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group activity on equivalent fraction

•             Individual activity on how to find missing numerator and denominator            

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 4 page by Maria N. David-Osuagwu.

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 10

TOPIC 

•             Data Presentation             

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of Mean, Mode, Median and range

•             Identification of Bar graph, Pictogram         

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Practical method of tackling problems on data         

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To develop learners understanding on data presentation      

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group work on data individual activity on how to solve problems on mean mode and median              

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 4 page198-200 by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 pages

WEEK 11 – 12

TOPIC 

Revision/Exam                  

CONTENT       

Revision of work done from week one to week 10

PRIMARY 3    MATHEMATICS        3rd TERM

WEEK 1

TOPIC 

Revision              

CONTENT       

•             Work done 2nd term

WEEK 2

TOPIC 

Numeration

•        (a) Factors and multiples

•        (b) Prime numbers  

CONTENT       

•             Factors and Multiples of numbers between 2-12

•             Prime numbers between 1- 100    

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Multiplication table          

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To developed learners understanding on factors and multiple and prime numbers        

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group activity on reciting multiplication table

•             Individual activity on how to identify prime numbers             

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 4 page 40-44 by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 page

WEEK 3

TOPIC 

Fraction       

CONTENT       

•             Types of fraction

•             Conversion of fraction      

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Multiplication table          

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improved learners understanding on fraction      

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group activity on identification of fraction

•             Individual activity on how to convert fraction           

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 4 page85-104 by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 page

WEEK 4

TOPIC 

Decimal Fraction    

CONTENT       

•             Place value of digit in decimal

•             Writing common fraction as decimal

•             Writing decimal digit as fraction

•             Writing simple common fraction as decimal using division method

•             Add and subtract decimal fraction

•             Word problems on decimal fraction            

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Use movement of decimal and division method to tackle problems on decimal             

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To develop learners understanding on decimal figure                            

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group activity on identification of decimal figure

•             Individual activity on writing simple common fraction as decimal       

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 4 page105-126 by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 page

WEEK 5

TOPIC 

Square and Square root    

CONTENT       

•             Squares of numbers

•             Finding value of squares

•             Square roots of number   

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Multiplication     

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To develop learners understanding on square and square root of numbers      

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group activity on multiplication drill

•             Individual activity on finding the value of different square numbers   

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 4 page65-71 by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 page

WEEK 6

TOPIC 

Areas and Perimeter        

CONTENT       

•             Measuring perimeter and area in standard units

•             Finding the perimeter of Rectangle, Square and Triangle.

•             Finding area of rectangle, Square and Triangle          

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Use of multiplication table

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To improved learners understanding on area and perimeter 

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group activity on multiplication

•             Individual activity on finding area and perimeter      

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 4 page161- by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 page

WEEK 7

TOPIC 

Mid- Term-Break    

CONTENT

•             Assessment

WEEK 8

TOPIC 

Statistics     

CONTENT       

•             Data Representation

•             Preparation and reading of Pictogram, Bar Chart/graph and mode

•             Tally      

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Reading and gathering of information

•             Use of multiplication table             

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To guide learners read information from the graph

•             As well as prepare graph on their own        

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group activity on reading information from already prepared graph

•             Individual ability to plot a graph on their own          

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 4 page161- by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Macmillan champion mathematics book 4

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 page

WEEK 9

TOPIC 

Statistics     

CONTENT       

•             Vein Diagram      

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Reading and preparing of  vein diagram

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To guide learners read vein diagram and prepare one

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             General and individual activity on vein diagram       

REFERENCE

•             Collins Mathematics book 3 A-C

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 page

WEEK 10

TOPIC 

Lines and Angles     

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of Lines and types

•             Meaning of Angles and types of angles

•             Compass Bearing

•             Identification of the cardinal points NE, NW etc.       

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Use of ruler and mathematical set

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To guide learners draw different lines and angles     

PERIOD          

4            

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             Group and individual activity on lines and angles and compass bearing            

REFERENCE

•             Understanding mathematics book 4 page161- by Maria N. David- Osuagwu.

•             Bond Mathematics book 3 page

•             Collins Math.

PRIMARY 3  BASIC SCIENCE      1ST TERM

WEEK 1

TOPIC 

Revision

WEEK 2 – 3

TOPIC 

PLANT

CONTENT       

  • Meaning of plant
  • Parts of plant
  • Ways plants transport water.
  • Role of the flower             

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To improve learner’s knowledge on functions of different parts of the plant.

             To acquaint learners with ways which water is transported in plants and pollination in plants.              

PERIOD          

30 minutes for 2 periods 

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Open discussion on exposure on the parts of the plant will prove the learners understanding on the lesson.

             Individual activity to describe how water is been transported in plants and how pollination occurs in flowers would ascertain each learners’ understanding on the topic   

REFERENCE

BASIC SCIENCE FOR PRIMAARY SCHOOLS BOOK 4 BY NMAJU OBASI AND OTHERS.

www.kidsciencezone.com

WEEK 4

TOPIC 

EROSION      

CONTENT       

             Meaning of erosion

             Types of erosion

             causes of erosion              

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To acquaint Learners with meaning of erosion and its causes.

             To improve learners understanding on types of erosion and ways we can control erosion.

PERIOD          

30minutes for 2 periods  

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             A practical class on how erosion occurs with water will help learners understand water erosion.

             An educational visit to some places where erosion occurs will help learners understand the topic.

             An individual activity on simple ways we can control erosion would help each learner understand the topic.       

REFERENCE

Encarta kids DVD premium Encarta kids.

WEEK 5 – 6

TOPIC 

Wind.

CONTENT       

             Meaning of wind

             Types of wind

             Practical

             Uses of wind

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To demonstrate learners understanding meaning of wind.

             To acquaint learners with the different types of wind             

PERIOD          

30minutes for 2 periods. 

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             A practical work on meaning of wind would               help learners understand the topic.

             Individual activity on types and uses of wind would help ascertain each learner’s understanding on the topic.

REFERENCE

www.kidsciencezone.com. Key stage 3 science, Practical from 365 science experiment. Page 178.

WEEK 7

TOPIC 

Mid –term break

WEEK 8

TOPIC 

BUOYANCY          

CONTENT       

                 Meaning of buoyancy

                 Why some objects sink and others float              

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To develop learners understanding on the meaning of buoyancy.

             To acquaint learners with reasons why objects float and sink.             

PERIOD          

30minutes for 2 periods  

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Whole class work (experiment) at the beginning of the class would help learners grasp the concept.

             Individual ability to put down observations during the experiments would help each learner understand the topic.

REFERENCE

www.sciencekidszone

Encarta premium

WEEK 9 – 10

TOPIC 

Aquatic life  

CONTENT       

             Meaning of aquatic life (sea creatures.

             Examples of aquatic sports and its meaning.

             Economic benefits of aquatic life.  

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To enhance learners understanding on sea creatures.

             To acquaint learners with some aquatic sports and their economic benefits.   

PERIOD          

30 minutes for 2 periods.

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Whole class discussion at the beginning of the lesson would help each learner flow during the lesson.

             The visual aids would help learner see some aquatic sports.

             Open class discussion would help learners state some economic benefits of aquatic sports.              

REFERENCE

www.aquaticsports.com

Wikipedia.com

WEEK 11

TOPIC 

Revision/exam

PRIMARY 3  BASIC SCIENCE      2nd TERM

WEEK 1

TOPIC 

Revision

PERIOD          

30 minutes for 2 periods 

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

Open class discussion would help learners to participate fully during learning.

WEEK 2

TOPIC 

Basic requirements for agricultural product    

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of agricultural products.

•             Requirements (land, capital, labour etc)

•             Meaning of each requirement.       

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To develop learners understanding on Agricultural products.

             To acquaint learners with basic things for Agricultural products.         

PERIOD          

30minutes for 2 periods. 

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Individual activity to summarize on the basic requirements for Agricultural products would help ascertain each learner’s understanding on the topic.      

REFERENCE

Agricultural science text book for schools by B. Anyanwu and co.

WEEK 3

TOPIC 

Electricity    

CONTENT       

•             Common appliances that run on electricity.

•             Types of electricity

•             Safety

•             Conductors and insulators with examples  

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To develop learners Understanding on common appliances that use electricity at home.

             To acquaint learners with the two types of electricity.

             To enhance learners understanding on the danger of electric shock.   

PERIOD          

30minutes for 2 periods. 

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Whole class participation would help learners understand the topic.

             Group work on Demonstration on types of electricity would help learners understand the topic.

             Individual activity would help each learner understand the topic.       

REFERENCE

www.solarpowernotes.Com/electricity

www.ask.com>Q & A > Science>other.

WEEK 4

TOPIC 

Light  

CONTENT       

•             Sources of light.

•             Reflection of light via surfaces.

•             Transparent, translucent and opaque objects with examples.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To enhance learners understanding on sources of light.

             To demonstrate learners understanding on reflection of light.

             To acquaint learners with transparent, translucent and opaque objects with examples.

PERIOD          

3ominutes for 2 periods. 

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Group work would help learner name and identify objects that are transparent, opaque and translucent.

             Individual activity would ascertain each learner’s understanding on the topic. 

REFERENCE

www.ask .com>Q & A>Science>Other

WEEK 5 – 6

TOPIC 

Energy         

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of Energy.

•             Types of energy

•             Conversion of energy from one form to another.

•             The S.I unit of energy.       

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To develop learners understanding on energy.          

PERIOD          

30 minutes for 2 periods.

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Group work to observe how energy could be converted from one form to another would help learners understand the topic.

             Individual activity would help ascertain each learner’s ability to understand the topic. 

REFERENCE

www.energy.com

WEEK 7

TOPIC 

MID-TERM BREAK

WEEK 8

TOPIC 

Food processing     

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of food processing.

•             Where food can be processed.

•             A named given food and it’s processed.      

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To develop learners understanding on food processing.         

PERIOD          

30 minutes for 2 periods.

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

•             An educational visit to a food processing company would help each learner understand the topic.

WEEK 9 – 10

TOPIC 

Simple machines    

CONTENT       

•             Meaning of simple machines.

•             Types of simple machines with examples.   

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To acquaint learners with simple machines like pulley, levers and their characteristics with example.

•             To develop learners understanding on simple machines.       

PERIOD          

30 minutes for 2 periods 

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Whole class activity to identify and group simple machines accordingly would help learners understand the topic.

             Individual activity would help ascertain each learner’s ability on the topic.       

REFERENCE

Encarta premium Encarta kids

www.kidscience zone.com.

WEEK 11

TOPIC 

Revision/Exam

PRIMARY 3  BASIC SCIENCE      3rd TERM

WEEK 1

TOPIC 

Revision

WEEK 2 – 3

TOPIC 

Forces and magnet 

CONTENT       

             Meaning of force.

             Repel and attraction force of magnet.

             Comparison and grouping of everyday materials on the basis of their ability to attract or repel.

             Identification of magnetic and non –magnetic material.         

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To develop learners understanding on forces and magnets.

             To acquaint learners with different types of forces.  

PERIOD          

30 minutes for 2 periods.

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Group activity to observe and identify magnetic and non – magnetic materials using a magnet would help learners understand the topic.  

REFERENCE

Science is discovering pupil’s book 3 and 4. Zephus physics .com

WEEK 4

TOPIC 

Everyday materials 

CONTENT       

             Distinguish btw an object and material it is made from.

             Identify and name variety of everyday materials.     

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To develop learners understanding on everyday material.     

PERIOD          

30 minutes for 2 periods.

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Pair work to compare and group together a variety of everyday material would help learners understand the topic.

             An experiment with wide variety of materials would help each learner understand the topic.              

REFERENCE

Key stage 2 science by Thrones and others.

WEEK 5

TOPIC 

Acid and bases

CONTENT       

             Meaning of acid and base with an experiment with litmus paper.

             Different examples of acid and base.            

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To develop learners understanding on acid and base.                            

PERIOD          

30minut es for 2 periods.

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             An experiment to               distinguish acid from base using litmus paper would help learners understand the concept.

REFERENCE

www.organic chemistry .com.

WEEK 6

TOPIC 

FRUITS         

CONTENT       

             Meaning of fruit.

             How fruit develops.

             Types of fruit with example.           

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To acquaint learners with the types of fruits with examples.

             To develop learners understanding on fruits.            

PERIOD          

30 minutes for 2 periods.

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Individual activity to group a given fruit to its group would help each learner understand the topic.    

REFERENCE

Encarta premium Encarta kids.

WEEK 7

TOPIC 

Mid – term break

WEEK 8

TOPIC 

Rocks  

CONTENT       

             Meaning of rock

             Uses of rock

             Types of rocks with examples and how they are formed.                      

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To enhance learners understanding on rocks found around us.

             To develop learners understanding on formation of rocks using the types.       

PERIOD          

30 minutes for 2 periods.

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Group work to observe rocks and explore how and why they might have changed over time using hand lens / microscope would help learners understand the topic.

             Individual work to identify and classify rocks according to whether they have grains or crystals would help each learner understand the topic.                         

REFERENCE

Basic science by Nmaju M. Obasi. Bk 5.

Science key stage 1 and 2.

WEEK 9

TOPIC 

Animals/humans     

CONTENT       

             Identification of animals.

             Nutrition /what they feed on/ mode of feeding.

             Ways water and nutrients are transported in animals/humans.          

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To develop learners understanding on animals.        

PERIOD          

30 minutes for 2 periods.

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Group work to identify and group animals with and without skeleton would help learners understand the topic.

             Individual ability to observe and compare their movement would help each learner understand the topic.       

REFERENCE

Science key stage 1 and 2 by N. Thrones and co.

WEEK 10

TOPIC 

The skeletal and muscular system.    

CONTENT       

             Skeletal system and muscular system location in the body.

             Functions of the skeletal and muscular system.        

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

             To develop learners understanding on skeletal and muscular system.

PERIOD          

30 minutes 2 periods.      

ACTIVITY TECHNIQUE

             Whole class activity would help learners understand the topic.           

REFERENCE

Science is discovery Bk 5.

PRIMARY 3    Grammar      1st Term

WEEK 1

TOPIC 

Revision

CONTENT       

Work Done in year one

WEEK 2

TOPIC 

Nouns, Composition, Comprehension, Phonics         

CONTENT       

•             Definition

•             Examples

•             ordering nouns my fact file

HELPING

Alphabetical ordering       

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Gk Natural resources

•             Science: parts of the body

•             Math: number names      

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To enhance learners knowledge of nouns   

PERIOD

6            

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE

•             A whole class work at the beginning will give evidence of their ability to define nouns.

•             Individual work during the lesson will enable each learner to identify nouns in sentences.

•             Group work at the end of the lesson will enable them to order some nouns alphabetically.              

REFERENCE

• Grammar practice 3 page7-19, basic eng.2-3 pg1-10 by HARBAN Kaur. Collins focus, gram/punctuation 2, pg6

WEEK 3

TOPIC 

Types of nouns Composition, Comprehension, Phonics

CONTENT       

•             Definition

•             Types

•             Examples

•             Writing instructions

WHY DID DOG CHASE CARS

Plural nouns       

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•                            Numeracy: group counting

•             GK. Names of continents

•             Home economics: cookery             

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To identify types of nouns

•             To use nouns in sentences.

•             To punctuate properly (proper nouns)        

PERIOD

6                        

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE

•             A whole class work at the beginning of the class will enable them sort nouns into their groups

•             Individual work during the lesson will enable each learner capitalize proper nouns

•             Pair work at the end of the lesson will enable them do a sentence transformation.

REFERENCE

• Grammar practice 3 page7-19

Basic eng.2-3 pg1-10 by HARBAN Kaur

Collins focus, gram/punctuation 2, pg6

WEEK 4

TOPIC 

Verbs, Composition, Comprehension, Phonics   

CONTENT       

•             Definition

•             Example

•             Sentences

•             Transformation

•             Narrative writing

BELL THE CAT

Prefixes

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             GK. Occupations

•             Science: experimenting

•             Craft: painting    

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To define verbs and identify them in sentences and in isolation          

PERIOD

6            

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE

•                            A whole class work the beginning to enable them define nouns

•             Individual work at the end of the lesson to ascertain each learner’s ability to identify verbs in sentences and in isolation              

REFERENCE

• Grammar practice 3 page7-19

Basic eng.2-3 pg1-10 by HARBAN Kaur

Collins focus, gram/punctuation 2, pg6

WEEK 5

TOPIC 

Verb tenses, Composition, Comprehension, Phonics.

CONTENT       

•             To define

•             Concord

•             Sentences

Narrative writing

Why do dogs chase cars?

Prefixes

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Numeracy: tu

•             Social studies: occupations

•             Science: experiments        

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To define tense

•             To use them in sentences to show concord.

•             To fill in missing words

•             To transform sentences

PERIOD

4                        

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE

•             An open class work at the beginning to enable them define tenses

•             Individual work during the lesson to enable them fix missing verbs

•             A group work at the end of the lesson to enable them identify tenses used in sentences.              

REFERENCE

• Grammar practice3 page7-19

Basic eng.2-3 pg1-10 by HARBAN Kaur, Collins focus, gram/punctuation 2, pg6

WEEK 6

TOPIC 

Verb tenses, Composition, Comprehension, Phonics.

CONTENT       

•             Definition

•             Types (past/future tenses)

•             Narrative

ENOUGH FOR TWO

Suffixes

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Phonics: suffixes

•             Math: telling the time

•             Science: farming

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To define tense

•             To use them in sentences to show concord.

•             To fill in missing words

•             To transform sentences

PERIOD

6            

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE

•             An open class work at the beginning to enable them define tenses

•             Individual work during the lesson to enable them fix missing verbs

•             A group work at the end of the lesson to enable them identify tenses used in sentences.

REFERENCE

• Grammar practice3 page7-19

Basic eng.2-3 pg1-10 by HARBAN Kaur Collins focus, gram/punctuation 2, pg6

WEEK 7

TOPIC 

Mid-term-Break

WEEK 8

TOPIC 

Adverbs, Composition, Comprehension, Phonics.

CONTENT       

•             Definition

•             Types

•             Descriptive writing

•             Example

•             Position in a sentence

•             Adverbials

THE Compound words     

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Writing: description

•             Ict: modification

•             Numeration: frequency    

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To identify and use adverbs correctly          

PERIOD

6                        

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE

•             Group activity on mental drill of adverbs

•             Individual ability to transform sentences

•             Individual ability to identify adverbs            

REFERENCE

•             Internet

•             Grammar practice pg45- 52

•             Collins Gram & punctuation 2 pg. 22

•             Basic Eng. 2-3 pg35 by Harbans Kaur

WEEK 9

TOPIC 

Punctuation, Composition, Comprehension, Phonics.

CONTENT       

•             Definition

•             Types

•             Uses

•             Sentences

Comparing text (SILLY GHOST)

The Olympic Games

The Initials and final blends

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Gk: traffic

•             Phonics: punctuation

•             Ict: editing

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES     

•             To define punctuation mark.

•             To outline types

•             To do a proof reading

PERIOD

6            

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE

•             An open class at the beginning to enable them define punctuation

•             A close pair work during the lesson to ascertain their ability to fix missing punctuation

•             An individual work at the end of the class to ascertain each learner ability to proof read sentences.        

WEEK 10

TOPIC 

Adjectives, Composition, Comprehension, Phonics

CONTENT       

•             Definition

•             Types

•             Examples: Poem The shy king fisher /Igh/

KEY SKILLS/CROSS-CURRICULAR LINK

•             Grammar: pronouns

•             Math: telling the time

•             Gk: culture          

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES         

•             To define adjectives

•             To outline types

•             To use the min sentences

PERIOD

6                        

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE

•             An open class at the beginning of the class to enable them define adjectives.

•             Individual work during the class to enable them ring adjectives.

•             A group work at the end of the class to enable them transform adjectives.

GRADE 3       Grammar      2nd Term

WEEK    1 – 2

TOPIC   

Articles and Quantifiers   

CONTENT           

•             Definite (The)

•             Indefinite (A, An)

•             Quantifiers (much, many, all, few)

•             Rules that govern the use of articles and quantifiers

•             Exceptions to the rules     

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Rules that govern the use of indefinite articles

•             Examples of words that use indefinite articles

•             Identification of words that do not belong to the rules (exception to the rules)

•             Cross Curricular:

•             Civic Ed – constitution of a country

•             Phonics – Sight words,

•             Vowels and consonants

•             Geography – Geographical features

•             Science – The Earth

•             Gen. Know – Print Media 

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To enhance learners’ knowledge on ‘Articles and Quantifiers’

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual work will also give a proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.  

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Flash Cards Picture Charts

REFERENCE

www.superteacherswork sheet.com www.learnenglish.british council.org Go Grammar bk. 3 pg. 49 -52

WEEK    3

TOPIC   

Verbs 

CONTENT           

•             Verbs of doing – ing verbs

•             Verbs of being

•             Verbs of having

•             Subject-verb agreement

•             Auxiliary verbs/ Modals   

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification of words that describe actions of a person, animal or a thing eg. Play, sleep etc.

•             How the spelling of a verb that ends in ‘e’ changes when adding ‘ing’ 

•             Application of the rules of subject-verb agreement

•             Uses of auxiliary verbs

Cross Curricular: Science – Animals, their sounds and movement

Home Econs – Good eating habits Phonics – Suffixes, trigraphs ‘spl’, spr’

Social Studies- Transportation Spelling – Spelling rules

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To expand learners’ understanding on various forms of verbs.             

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             An open discussion at the beginning of the lesson will prove learners’ level of familiarity with the topic.

•             An individual activity to supply the correct verb to be used in given sentences will also give proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Chart on verb agreement Chart on uses of auxiliary verbs Flash cards of animals            and their sounds for games of sorting and matching.

REFERENCE

www.learnenglishonline.com.  www.superteacherswork heet.com.  www.learnenglish.british council.org

 Go Grammar bk. 3 pg. 53 –57

English Skills bk. 3 pg. 65-73

WEEK    4

TOPIC   

Tenses         

CONTENT           

•             Present tense

•             Past Tense

•             Future tense

•             Present and past continuous

•             Present and past perfect forms     

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Use of correct form of tenses in sentence constructions and daily conversations.

•             Cross- Curricular:

•             Grammar – auxiliaries

•             Phonics – Suffixes, sight words, syllables, digraphs, trigraphs

•             History – past events       

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To enhance learners’ understanding on ‘Tenses’       

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work to rewrite given sentences in past perfect form will give a proof of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity to supply the correct form of verb in a given verb chart will also give a proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Verb/Tense s Chart Flash cards Picture charts of actions        

REFERENCE

www.superteacherswork sheet.com www.learnenglishonline.com www.learnenglish.british council.org Go Grammar bk. 3 pg. 58-65

English Skills bk. 3 pg. 73

WEEK    5

TOPIC   

Adverbs       

CONTENT           

•             Adverbs of manner

•             Adverbs of time

•             Adverbs of place

•             Adverbs of frequency

•             Adverbs of reason/cause 

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification of the types of adverbs in sentences and passages.

•             Cross- Curricular:

•             Social Studies – Manner

•             Math – Measurement of time       

•             Geography – Geographical locations

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To expand learners’ understanding on adverbs.        

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work to write the correct adverbs in the blanks will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             A group work to sort flash cards according to the various categories of adverbs will also prove learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual work to make correct sentences with given adverbs will also prove each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.         

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Flash cards of the various categories of adverbs Chart of meaning and examples            of various categories of adverbs Picture chart showing the types of adverbs.

REFERENCE

www.learnenglish.british council.com www.superteacherswork sheet.com www.learnenglishonline.com

Go Grammar bk. 3 pg.66-69

WEEK    6

TOPIC   

Mid –term test

WEEK    7

TOPIC   

Prepositions 

CONTENT           

•             Preposition of time

•             Preposition of place

•             Preposition of movement

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification of the three (3) types of prepositions in sentences and passages.

•             Use prepositions correctly in making sentences.

•             Cross-Curricular:

•             Math – Time

•             Grammar – Noun, pronoun

•             Science – characteristics of living things (Movement)

•             Phonics – suffixes, sight words, blends,       

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ understanding on the types of prepositions.       

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             An open class discussion to give the meaning and examples of preposition at the beginning of the lesson will give evidence of the learners’ level of familiarity with the topic.

•             A whole class work at the end of the lesson to use a given picture chart to answer questions on preposition of place will give evidence of the learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             A group activity to sort flash cards according to the various types of prepositions will also give proof of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson. 

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Chart on meaning and examples of types of preposition. Flash cards of the examples of types of prepositions eg. In, at, on, beside, behind, across, etc.            

REFERENCE

www.superteacherswork sheet.com www.learnenglish.britishcouncil.org www.learnenglishonline.com

Go Grammar bk. 3 pg.70-72

WEEK    8

TOPIC   

Conjunctions

CONTENT           

•             Examples of conjunctions (and, or, but, because, so, when, if, although, etc.)

•             Their uses in sentence constructions.          

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification of conjunctions in sentences and passages.

•             Correct use of conjunctions in making sentences

•             Cross-Curricular:

•             Phonics – sight words, syllables

•             Math – Subtraction (but is used to show

•             difference)

•             Grammar – nouns, verbs, adjectives            

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learner’s understanding on the uses of the examples of conjunctions.          

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             An open class activity at the beginning of the class to match picture objects to form pairs will prove learner’s level of familiarity with the topic.

•             A whole class work to identify conjunctions in given sentences will give proof of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity to use suitable conjunctions to join given sentences will also give a proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Chart on the uses of examples of conjunction s.

Picture chart of objects to be used for forming pairs eg. A picture of shirt and trouser to form a pair by using and       

REFERENCE

www.superteacherswork sheet.com www.learnenglishonline.com www.learnenglish.british council.org Go Grammar bk. 3 pg. 73-74,

Teaching and Learning Key Stage 2 Literacy Activity book year 3 (Letts) pgs. 70 & 80

WEEK    9

TOPIC   

Word Formation     

CONTENT           

•             Building words from verbs to noun and noun to verbs.

•             Same words that serve as verb and noun   

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification of same words that serve as noun and verb in sentences.

•             How to form words from verbs to noun to adjectives to adverbs etc.

•             Making correct sentences with the appropriate form of words.

•             Identification of the right part of speech in a sentence or passage.

•             Cross-Curricular:

•             Phonics – Word families

•             , suffixes, sight words

•             Grammar – Parts of speech

•             Vocation – Tools used by carpenters which serve as both noun and verb eg. Saw

•             Geography – Geographical features (wave) which also serves as noun and verb

•             Home – clothing (tie)

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ understanding on how to build words into different parts of speech.              

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             An open class discussion to identify the parts of speech and root words of some given words will give proof of learners’ level of familiarity with the topic.

•             A whole class work to indicate in given sentences where a word is used as noun and verb will give proof of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity make sentences using the nouns as verbs will also give a proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.         

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Chart of word formations/root words Flash cards of words that serve as noun and verb Picture chart of some objects and actions           

REFERENCE

www.leapenglish.com www.superteacherswork sheet.com www.learnenglishonline com

Go Grammar bk. 3 pg. 64-65

Progressive English pg.20-22

English Skills bk. 3 pg. 39C

WEEK    10

TOPIC   

Animals and their young ones       

CONTENT           

•             Animals and their young ones

•             Homes of animals

•             Sounds of animals            

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification of animals, their young ones, homes and sound.

•             Cross-Curricular:

•             Science – Living and non-living things, wild and domestic animals

•             Grammar – Animals (noun)

•             Sounds they make (Verb)

•             Homes where they live – noun

•             Geography – Places where they live

•             Phonics – syllables

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

               •             To expand learners’ knowledge on animals and their young ones.       

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work to match some animals to their young ones will give evidence of the learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity to identify some sounds made by some given animals will also give a proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Picture chart of animals, young ones and homes. Wall chart of animals and their young ones    

REFERENCE

www.learnenglishonline.com www.grammardomain.com Progressive English pg. 24-25

English Skills bk. 3 pg. 15, 21, 27, pg.

39, pg. 69, pg. 73C, 87A, 93

WEEK    11

TOPIC   

Revision/exams

GRADE 3       PHONICS      

WEEK    1 – 2

TOPIC   

Consonant Digraphs: ‘ph’, ‘wh’, and ‘th’

CONTENT           

•             Identification and reading of consonant digraphs ‘ph’ that says ‘f’

•             Differentiate ‘f’ sounds from ‘ph.

•             Build words with ‘ph’ that says ‘f’’ and other consonant digraphs’

•             Listen, write and spell them

•             Write the suitable missing Consonant digraphs to complete a given word        

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification and reading of consonant digraphs

•             Differentiate ‘f’ sounds from ‘ph’

•             Building words with ‘ph’ that says ‘f’ and other consonant digraphs.

•             Listen, write and spell them

•             Cross-Curricular:

•             Grammar – nouns             

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and spelling skills on consonant digraphs.            

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will determine the learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity will also prove each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.              

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Sound Chart on consonant digraphs Flash Cards      

REFERENCE

English Skills pg. 42

WEEK    3

TOPIC   

Three Letter Blends ‘spl’ and ‘spr’, ‘scr’ and ‘str’      

CONTENT           

•             Identification of three (3) letter blends in sentences and texts

•             Building words with them

•             Listen, write and spell them

•             Matching them to their correct meaning    

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             To identify the ‘spl’ and ‘spr’, ‘scr’, ‘str’ in words and texts

•             Build words with them

•             Listen, write and spell them

•             Match them to their correct meaning with the aid of a diagram

•             Cross-Curricular:

•             Grammar – Verbs             

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and spelling skills on ‘three (3) letter blends.       

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity will also give proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.  

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Sound Chart Flash Cards  

REFERENCE

English Skills pg. 48, 54

WEEK    4

TOPIC   

Soft ‘C’ and Hard ‘C’         

CONTENT           

•             Identification of words with letter ‘c’ that says ‘s’ and ‘c’ words that say ‘k’

•             Build words with them

•             Listen, write and spell them           

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             To identify soft ‘c’ letters that says’ eg. Face and hard ‘c’ that sounds ‘k’ eg. Carpet.

•             Build words with them

•             Listen, write and spell them

•             Cross-Curricular:

•             Grammar – noun

•             Digraphs ai, ar, etc.           

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and spelling skills on ‘soft’ and hard ‘c’. 

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity will also give proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.  

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Sound chart on soft and hard ‘c’ Flash cards             

REFERENCE

English Skills pg. 60

WEEK    5 – 6

TOPIC   

Soft and hard ‘G’    

CONTENT           

•             Identify, read and build words with soft ‘g’ letter that says j as in giant as well as hard ‘g’ that sounds ‘g’ as in gun, goat, etc.

•             Listen, write and spell them           

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             To identify letter ‘g’ that says j and letter ‘g’ that says ‘g’

•             Build words with them

•             Listen, write and spell them

•             Cross-Curricular:

•             Grammar – noun

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and spelling skills on soft and hard ‘g’    

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity will also give proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.  

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Sound Chart on hard and soft ‘g’ words

Flash Cards         

REFERENCE

English Skills pg. 66          

WEEK    7

TOPIC   

Silent letters ‘k’ and ‘w’   

CONTENT           

  • Identification and reading of silent’ k’ and ‘w’ words
  • Build words with silent ‘k’ and ‘w’ words
  • Listen, write and spell them           

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             To identify silent ‘k’ and ‘w’ words

•             Build words with them

•             Listen, write and spell them

Cross-Curricular:

•             Grammar – noun, verb

•             Alphabets            

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and spelling skills on silent ‘k’ and ‘w’ words.       

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             A pair work will also determine learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity will also give proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.  

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Sound chart – examples of silent ‘k’ and ‘w’ words Flash cards of vocabularies to be matched to the meaning of the word.       

REFERENCE

English skills pg.72 Phonics & Spellings pg. 64-65

WEEK    8

TOPIC   

Root words and compound words

CONTENT           

•             Identification of root and compound words

•             Formation of compound words from root words

•             Correct pronunciation of compound words

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             To identify root and compound words

•             To form compound words from root words

•             Pronounce compound words correctly.

Cross-Curricular:

•             Grammar – nouns            

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and spelling skills on root and compound words.

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity will also give proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.  

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

Chart on compound words Flash Cards       

REFERENCE

English Skills pg. 78 Phonics & Spellings 74-75

WEEK    9 – 10

TOPIC   

Syllables      

CONTENT           

•             Identification of root words

•             Division of words into two (2) and three (3) syllables

•             Match the syllables correctly         

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             To identify root words

•             Divide words into two (2) and three (3) syllables

•             Listen and write the words, indicating the position of the syllables

Cross-Curricular:

•             Grammar – noun

•             Phonics – suffixes                            

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and spelling skills on syllables.

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity will also give proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.  

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS

Chart on words and syllables         

Flash Cards on syllables

REFERENCE

English Skills pg. 84, 90

WEEK    11 – 12

TOPIC   

Revision &exams

PRIMARY 3  COMPREHENSION & CREATIVE WRITING

WEEK    1

TOPIC   

Revision &exams

PRIMARY 3    PHONICS       3RD Term

WEEK 1

TOPIC   

Revision

WEEK 2

TOPIC   

Antonyms, Synonyms & Alphabetical Order     

CONTENT           

•             Words that are opposites

•             Words that are the same

•             Making sentences with them

•             Alphabetical ordering of words      

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification of words that are similar in meaning and opposite meaning.

•             Using sentence context to identify words nearest in meaning and opposite in meaning.

•             Making correct sentences with each of them.

•             Use of dictionary to find meaning

•             Arrange words of same initial letters alphabetically

•             Cross-curricular:

•             Grammar – Adjectives, verbs

•             Phonics – Prefixes

•             Science – Animals (tame & wild)   

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To improve learners’ understanding on ‘Antonyms’ and develop their understanding on ‘Synonyms’         

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class activity to identify the correct opposite for given underlined words will prove learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity to underline the words that are synonyms in given sentences will also prove each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.    

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             Picture Chart indicating antonyms

•             Wall chart of words and their synonyms     

REFERENCE

•             www.learnenlgishonline.com

•             www.superteachersworksheet.com

•             Go Gramm ar bk. 3 pg.76- 78, 7-8

•             English Skills bk. 3 pg. 43

•             Letts key stage 2 year 3 pg. 22, 23, 27

WEEK 3

TOPIC   

Punctuations

CONTENT           

•             Capital letters

•             Comma

•             Question marks

•             Full stop

•             Exclamation marks

•             Quotation marks               

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification of punctuation marks alone and in sentences.

•             Punctuate sentences appropriately.

•             Rules of capitalization.

•             Cross-Curricular:

•             Grammar – proper noun

•             Science – Earth

•             Math – Time

•             Creative writing- Writing play scripts, dialogue         

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To enhance learners’ understanding on punctuations.            

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class activity to punctuate given sentences correctly using comma, will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             A group work to write down the correct words that should be written in capital letters irrespective of where they are seen in sentences will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity to punctuate given sentences using appropriate               marks where necessary will also give a proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             Chart on uses of punctuations marks

REFERENCE

www.learnenglishonline.com

Letts year 3 pgs. 14, 54, 82, English skills. Bk. 3 pgs. 7, 13, 19,

WEEK 4

TOPIC   

Direct and Indirect speech

CONTENT           

•             Meaning of terms

•             Marks used to indicate direct speech

•             Changing direct speech to indirect speech

•             Changing indirect speech to direct speech  

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification of direct and indirect speech.

•             Relate mark for direct speech to inverted commas or quotation marks in punctuation and its significance.

•             Develop a direct speech, using appropriate speech bubbles.

•             Change direct speech to indirect and vice versa.

•             Cross-Curricular

•             Grammar – Punctuation

•             Creative – Play script, dialogue

•             Grammar – auxiliary verbs, tenses (past tense)

•             Comprehension – story setting

•             WWJD – The Ten Commandments, the parables spoken by Jesus

•             Phonics – spelling strategies                         

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ understanding on ‘Direct and Indirect speech.’   

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work to change direct speech to indirect speech will give proof of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             A pair work to engage in a conversation in the form of a play, put down the conversation and punctuate correctly using speech bubble will also prove learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual work to change         

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             Chart on examples of direct speech changed to indirect speech and vice versa.

•             Pupil-pupil conversational role play indirect speech to direct speech will also give a proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.

REFERENCE

•             www.learnenglishonline.com

•             www.learnenglish.britishcoun cil.org

•             Literacy KS 2 Year 3 pg. 13, 15.

WEEK 5

TOPIC   

Question tags         

CONTENT           

•             Meaning of question tags

•             Rules in constructing question tags

•             Question tags and responses         

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification of question tags construction rules

•             Identification of affirmative and negative statements.

•             Use of right question tags and responses.

•             Cross-curricular:

•             Grammar – types of sentences (statement)

•             Contractions – apostrophe

•             Verbs- auxiliaries

•             Punctuation – question marks

•             Math – Subtraction (negative)

•             Addition (affirmative)       

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To improve learners’ understanding on ‘Question tags.’         

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work to supply the correct response to negative statements will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             A pair work of pupil-pupil role play to engage in conversation using different statements, question tags and responses will also give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual work to supply the right question tags to affirmative statements will also give evidence of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson          

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             Flash cards with written sentences, question tags and responses for three (3) pupils’ role play.

•             A wall chart of lots of examples on affirmative auxiliary verbs turned to negative.

REFERENCE

www.learnenglishonline.com

www.learnenglish.britishcouncil.org

Progressive English pg. 132-133

www.superteach ersworksheet.com

WEEK 6

TOPIC   

Mid-term exam

WEEK 7

TOPIC   

Mid-term break

WEEK 8

TOPIC   

Sentences    

CONTENT           

•             Sentence building

•             Paragraph writing

•             Types of sentences           

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Build correct sentences that have features that make up a complete sentence

•             Identification of the various types of sentences, when to use them and their appropriate punctuation marks.

•             Break sentences into meaningful paragraphs.

•             Cross-Curricular:

•             Social Stud – Division of labour

•             Grammar – Punctuations

•             Home Econs – Personal hygiene

•             Science – Branches of a plan /tree (branches/parts of sentences)

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To widen learners’ understanding on sentences.

•             To acquaint learners with skills on how to break sentences to make meaningful paragraphs.              

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work to write a question for each given sentence will prove learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             A group work to use word puzzle box for search on examples of types of sentences will also give proof of learners’ level of         understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity to read each set of given sentences to create a meaningful paragraph will also give a proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             Chart on types of sentences

•             Word puzzle box to find examples of the types of sentences 

REFERENCE

Literacy KS 2 year 3 pg. 29, www.learnenglish.britishcouncil.org. www.learnenglishonline.com, Go Grammar bk. 3 pg.9-17

WEEK 9

TOPIC   

Subject &Predicate

CONTENT           

•             Meaning

•             Division of sentences into subject and predicate      

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification of subject and predicate in sentences.

Cross-Curricular:

Science – Parts of the body, branches of a tree

Social studies – Duties at home

Grammar – Sentences       

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ understanding on ‘Subject and Predicate.’

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work to identify subject and predicate in given sentences will prove learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity to match each subject to its appropriate predicate will also prove each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.         

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             A chart on subject and predicate

REFERENCE

www.learnenglish.britishcouncil.org. www.learnenglishonline.com, www.superteachersworksheet.com. Go Grammar bk. 3 pg. 11-12, Progressive English pg. 120-121.

WEEK 10

TOPIC   

Clauses        

CONTENT           

•             Meaning

•             Types of Clauses

•             Main clause

•             Subordinate Clause

•             Noun Clause

•             Adverbial Clause

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification of clauses and their functions in sentences.

•             Cross –Curricular:

•             Grammar – Parts of speech (noun, adverbs)

•             Social Studies – Father (The head of the family as Main clause)

•             Math – Measurement      

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To improve learners’ understanding on ‘Clauses’

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work to identify a type of clause in given sentences will determine the learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity to indicate the function of a clause in a given sentence will also determine each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             Chart on types of clauses and their functions.

REFERENCE

www.learnenglish.britishcouncil.org, www.learnenglishonline.com, www.superteachersworksheet.com.

WEEK 11

TOPIC

Figures of Speech     

CONTENT           

•             Meaning of figures of speech

•             Examples of figures of speech

•             Making sentences with them         

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             Identification of figures of speech in sentences

•             Making sentences with them

•             Cross-curricular

•             WWJD – Jesus spoke in parables

•             Phonics – Compound words          

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ understanding on ‘Figures of Speech.’   

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work to identify figures of speech in given sentences will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity to group given sentences according to their suitable categories will also give evidence of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson                 

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             Chart on figures of speech and their functions.

REFERENCE

www.learnenglishonline.com. www.superteachersworksheet.com. www.teachfiguresofspeech.ask.com.

WEEK 12

TOPIC   

Revision/exams

PRIMARY 3  PHONICS      3RD TERM

WEEK 1

TOPIC   

Revision

WEEK 2

TOPIC   

Homophones, Homonyms  

CONTENT           

•             Examples of words that sound alike but with different spellings

•             Correct pronunciation of such words

•             Examples of words with same spelling but different meaning

•             Correct pronunciation of such words           

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             To identify homophones in texts and paragraphs

•             To pronounce them correctly.

•             Listen, write and spell them

Cross- Curricular:

•             Grammar – nouns,

•             Letter sounds     

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and spelling skills on homophones and homonyms           

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity will also give proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.  

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             Chart on homophones and homonyms       

REFERENCE

Phonics & Spellings pg. 85 and 86

WEEK 3

TOPIC   

‘dge’ words  

CONTENT           

•             Identification and reading of ‘dge’ words as in udge, edge, idge, adger, etc.

•             Listen, write and spell them           

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             To identify ‘dge’ words as in udge, edge, idge, etc.

•             To listen, write and spell them.

Cross- Curricular:

•             Grammar – nouns

•             Initial blends – smudge     

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and spelling skills on ‘dge’ words.           

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity will also give proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.  

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             ‘dge word chart

•             Flash cards          

REFERENCE

Phonics & Spellings pg. 62-63

WEEK 4

TOPIC   

Silent ‘g’ words      

CONTENT           

•             Identification and reading of silent ‘g’ words as in – gnome

•             Listen, write and spell them.          

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             To identify and read silent ‘g’ words

•             Listen, write and spell them

Cross – Curricular:

•             Grammar – noun, verb

•             Syllables              

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and spelling skills on silent ‘g’ words.     

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity will also give proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.  

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             Chart on silent ‘g’ words

•             Flash cards for sorting      

REFERENCE

Phonics & Spellings pg. 72

WEEK 5

TOPIC   

Silent ‘b’ words      

CONTENT           

•             Identification and reading of silent ‘b’ words as in lamb, comb, etc.

•             Listen, write and spell them           

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             To identify and read silent ‘b’ words

•             Listen, write and spell them.

Cross- Curricular:

•             Grammar – noun              

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and spelling skills on silent ‘b’ words.     

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity will also give proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.  

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             Chart on silent ‘b’ words

•             Flash cards          

REFERENCE

Phonics & Spellings pg. 72

WEEK 6

TOPIC   

Mid-term exam

WEEK 7

TOPIC   

Mid-term break

WEEK 8

TOPIC   

Silent ‘h’ words      

CONTENT           

•             Identification and reading of silent ‘h’ words as in whisk, whistle, etc.

•             Listen, write and spell them           

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             To identify and read silent ‘h’ words

•             Listen, write and spell them.

•             Cross- Curricular:

•             Grammar – noun              

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and spelling skills on silent ‘h’ words.     

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will give evidence of learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             An individual activity will also give proof of each learner’s level of understanding on the lesson.  

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             Chart on silent ‘h’ words

•             Flash cards          

REFERENCE

Phonics & Spellings pg. 72

WEEK 9 – 10

TOPIC   

Suffixes        

CONTENT           

•             Identification and formation of: ‘ly’, ‘er’,’est, ‘ful’ and ‘less    

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             To identify and form suffixes from the root words.

•             Listen, write and spell them.

•             Cross- Curricular:

•             Grammar – Adjectives, adverbs, noun, vocations     

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and vocabulary skill on suffixes.

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will prove learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             Individual activity will also proof each learner’s level of assimilation on the lesson.       

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             Chart on suffixes

REFERENCE

Phonics & Spellings pgs.76, 78, 79, 80

WEEK 11

TOPIC   

Prefixes 

CONTENT           

•             Identification of and formation of prefixes: un, dis, de, re, pre, non, co, anti, and ex.

•             Listen, write and spell them

•             Give their meanings

KEY SKILL/CROSS-CURICULAR LINK        

•             To identify root words and form prefixes

•             Listen, write and spell      

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

•             To develop learners’ reading and spelling on prefixes.

ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE          

•             A whole class work will prove learners’ level of understanding on the lesson.

•             Individual activity will also proof each learner’s level of assimilation on the lesson.

TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS         

•             Chart on prefixes

REFERENCE

Phonics & Spellings pg. 55, 56, 84

WEEK 12

TOPIC   

Revision/exam

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Primary Two Blended British and Nigerian Curriculum Scheme of Work Link

Primary Three Blended British and Nigerian Curriculum Scheme of Work Link

Primary Four Blended British and Nigerian Curriculum Scheme of Work Link

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