Social Studies Scheme of Work Primary 1 Lagos State

Social Studies Scheme of work
Social Studies Scheme of work

National Value Education Curriculum (NVE). Social Studies Scheme of work Primary School 1/Basic 1 Lagos State Ministry of Education

NVE-SOCIAL STUDIES PRIMARY 1 SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

WEEK 1 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Meaning of social studies

  • The study of man and how his problems are solved in the environment

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Pupils should be able to explain the meaning of Social Studies
  • List at least two problems of man State how the problems listed above can be solved

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Pupils as a class.

  • Discuss the concept of social studies.
  • Pupils in small groups, identify problems of man in the society.
  • The same groups. Using demonstration method with the aid of pictures (e.g. community drainage system] to show how problems can be solve.

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking /problem solving
  • Communication/Collaboration
  • Personal development Creativity and imagination

LEARNING RESOURCES

AUDIO VISUAL RESOURCES ~

Pupils

Textbook /Workbook

Pictures

Site link; wows? se3rth*3tejieteth

WEB RESOURCES

www.edudeligt.com

WEEK 2 (SOCIAL STUDIES)

TOPIC CONTENT

Family

  • Meaning of Family

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

PUPILS should be able to

  • Explain the meaning of a family and mention some members of the family

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Individual pupil, give definition of Family.

  • Pupils in pairs , Mention at list two member of the family

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical problem thinking solving and Creativity and imagination
  • Communication and collaboration Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

AUDIOVISUAL

  • Family photos pupils
  • textbook/workbook
  • Www Dictionary. Com

WEEK3 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Family

  • Types of family Structure of a nuclear family

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Pupils should be able to identify types of family Explain Nuclear family

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Individual pupil, identify and mention the types of family

• Nuclear

  • Extended

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Communication and collaboration
  • Critical thinking and problem solving Personal development
  • Creativity and Imagination

LEARNING RESOURCES

AUDIOVISUAL

  • Family photos Pupils

WEEK 4 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Extended Family

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupil should be able to:

  • Explain types of Family mention the members   of an extended family

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Individual pupil, mention members of extended family

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Communication/collaboration
  • Critical thinking and problem solving

LEARNING RESOURCES

Audio Visual Resources

  • Pictures, charts
  • Pupils
  • Textbook/workbook

WEEK 5 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Qualities of a good family

  • Honesty
  • Contentment
  • Discipline
  • Obedience

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be. Able to:

  • Explain the meaning of Honesty, Contentment, Discipline and Obedience

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Whole class, attempt the meaning of Honesty, Contentment, Discipline and Obedience.
  • Individual pupil, mention at least one quality of a good family

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development
  • Creativity and imagination

LEARNING RESOURCES

  • Audio Visual Resources
  • Pictures, charts
  • Pupils
  • Textbook/workbook

WEB RESOURCES

www.gapyearfamily.com

WEEK 6 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Culture, meaning and type

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupil should be able to:

  • Defend the meaning of culture
  • Explain the meaning of culture
  • List out types of culture

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Whole class brainstorm on the meaning of culture
  • Pupils in small groups, explain the meaning of culture and share with the class
  • The same groups, enumerate the three types of culture

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving 
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

AUDIOVISUAL RESOURCES

Pictures, charts Pupils

Textbook/workbook

WEB RESOURCES

Www. yourarticlelibrary.com

WEEK 7

MID TERM BREAK

WEEK 8 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Values that show good morals in our society

  • Meaning of morals

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • Define morals
  • Explain with examples the values which show good morals e.g. a pupil to rise up for older person to sit down

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Pupils as a class, attempt meaning of moral
  • Pupils in small groups, identify and discuss with examples,
  • Values/behaviors which show good morals in the society

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal develop Creativity and imagination

LEARNING RESOURCES

AUDIO VISUAL RESOURCES

Pictures / charts

Pupils

Textbook/workbook

WEB RESOURCES

www.ias.edu

WEEK 9 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Values that show good morals in our society

Examples of morals that show what is right

  • Respect
  • Loyalty
  • Kindness
  • Honesty, etc.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to

  • list the attributes of good morals and demonstrate them in school home and society

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Individual pupil. Mention one of the attributes of good moral.
  • Pupils in small groups, demonstrate the attributes of good morals (at least two)

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problems solving
  • Personal development Creativity and imagination

LEARNING RESOURCES

AUDIO VISUAL RESOURCES’

Pictures, charts, Pupils

Textbook/workbook

WEB RESOURCES

www.Darenting.firstcrv.com

WEEK 10 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Values that show Bad Morals in our society.

  • Examples of morals to show what is wrong e.g.
  • Stealing, building, fighting, lying etc.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to

  • List at least five bad morals in The society
  • State the consequences of bad morals and how to curb it

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Individual pupil, mention more bad morals e.g. fighting
  • State the effects of the points
  • Mentioned e.g. fighting brings pain, injury, sin, etc.

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Personal development
  • Creative thinking and imagination

LEARNING RESOURCES

Audio Visual Resources

  • Pictures/charts
  • Pupils
  • Textbook/workbook

WEB RESOURCES

www.basicknowledge.ivii

WEEK 11

REVISION

WEEK 12

EXAMINATION

NVE-SOCIAL STUDIES PRIMARY 1 SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

WEEK 1 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Revision of last term’s work

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Pupils should be able to recall first term’s work

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Each pupil respond to the teacher’s
  • Evaluation questions to assess their progress

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and
  • Personal development
  • Communication/collaboration

LEARNING RESOURCES

  • First terms question paper
  • Picture, charts and some of the last term material

WEEK 2 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Reasons for taking substances into the body

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Pupils should be able to State the meaning of substances
  • Explain in their own language what substance cannot
  • Give examples of substances

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Whole class brainstorm on the definition of Substance.
  • Pupils in a small groups, Express dearly their understanding of substance.
  • Pupils in pairs, Give examples of substance

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and Personal development
  • Communication and collaboration

LEARNING RESOURCES

RESOURCES

PICTURES, charts

Pupils

Textbook/workbook

WEB RESOURCES

www.chemirnnlj^n^

WEEK 3 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Reasons for taking substances into the body

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • Mention three reason each for taking substances into the body

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Individual pupil, give reasons why substances is taking into the body

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration

LEARNING RESOURCES

AUDIOVISUAL RESOURCE

Picture charts

Pupils

Textbook/workbook

WEB RESOURCES

www.recoveryconnect.com

mememldcostjourneyp

WEEK 4 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Effects of taking substances into the body

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • State at least two effects of Taking substances into the body

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Each pupil state at:

  • Least two reason for taking substances into the body

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problems solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

Audio Visual Resources

Pictures, chart *

Pupils

Textbook/workbook

WWW. ;

www.altamirarecovery.com

WEEK 5 (Social Studies]

TOPIC CONTENT

Meaning of overdose

  • symptoms of overdose

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • State the meaning of overdose
  • demonstrate the looks and behaviours of people who take too much food, drinks and smoke

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Pupils as individual

  • Explain the meaning of overdose
  • Mention two symptoms of overdose

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Leadership and personal
  • Development

LEARNING RESOURCES

Audio Visual Resources

Pictures, charts

Pupils textbooks

WEB RESOURCES

wwwwebresources.com

www.lexico.com

WEEK 6 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Overdose effects

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • mention at least three effect of overdose

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Pupils as a class:

  • Identify the effect of overdose
  • Explain the effect of overdose

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problems solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

Audio Visual Resources

Pictures, chart

www.healthline

wwworg .americanaddlctioncent

WEEK 7

MID TERM BREAK

WEEK 8 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

How to help people suffering from food or drug overdose

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to

  • Suggest ways to help people Suffering from too much eating, drinking or inhaling

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Individual pupil,
  • suggest ways one can help people suffering from too much eating, drinking or smoking

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

  • Picture, charts
  • textbook/workbook
  • www.legjtng
  • en.ni.wikipedia.org
  • pictures, charts pupils
  • textbook/workbook
  • aven.amirtalearing.com

WEEK 9 (social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Food

  • Meaning of food
  • Types of food we eat in our locality Sources of food

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • Define food
  • Mention as many food as they can they are found in your locality

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Whole class, attempt the definition of food
  • Each pupil mention types of food in our locality

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

AUDIO VISUAL RESOURCES

Picture, charts Pupils

Textbook/workbook

WEB RESOURCES

aven.amiratalearning.com

www.toppr.com

WEEK 10 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Food safety

  • Meaning of food safety

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils Define should food safety be able to:

  • Explain what is food safety

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Individual pupil,

  • Define food safety
  • Pupils in groups, explains food
  • Safety least two signs to show that food safety

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

Audio Visual Resources

  • Picture, charts
  • Pupils
  • Textbook/workbook

Web Resource

https: //Youtu.be/xoKvUT

WEEK 12

REVISION

WEEK 13

EXAMINATION

NVE-SOCAL STUDIES PRIMARY 1 SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

WEEK 1 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Revision of last term’s work

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Pupils should be able to recall second term work

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Pupils as class, revise their last term’s lesson
  • Individual pupil .attempt and provide answers to the question given to assess them.

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Communication and collaboration,
  • Leadership and personal development

WEEK 2 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Risk factor in food I

  • Meaning of risk factor in food

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to

  • Explain the meaning of risk factor in food

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Pupils as a class,

  • Explain what they understand by risk and.
  • What risk factors in food mean to them

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

Audio Visual Resources

  • Pictures, chart
  • Pupils
  • Textbook/workbook

WEB RESOURCES

lessonplan.ethidelight.com

www^tatHbodsafetv.com

WEEK 3 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Risk factors in food II

  • Examples of risk factors in food

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • State some examples of risk factors in food

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Individual pupil, give examples of risk factors in food

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

Audiovisual Resources

  • Pictures, chart
  • Pupils
  • Textbook/workbook

WEB RESOURCES

WEEK 4 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Risk factors in food III

  • Food distribution
  • Food preparation

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • Identify risk factors in food distribution and preparation

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Pupils in pairs,

  • Identify areas of risk factors in the distribution of food
  • Mention areas of risk factors in food preparation

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

  • Pictures, chart
  • Pupils
  • Textbook/workbook
  • lessonpLin.edudelight.com

WEB RESOURCES

WEEK 5 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Sources and uses of water I

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • Define water
  • List sources of water supple in the locality

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Individual pupil define water

  • Pupils in pairs, Outline source of water supply in their locality

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Leadership and Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

Audio Visual Resources

  • Chart showing pictures

WEB RESOURCES

www.open.edu

WEEK 6 (Social studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Source and uses of water II

  • Industrial uses of water

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • Enumerate all the sources of water
  • State uses of water
  • Give examples of areas need water

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Individual pupil, identify and state all the sources of water in their environment Also,
  • State what they use water for on daily basis Mention industries that use water

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and Problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

  • Audio Visual Resources
  • Picture, chart
  • Pupil’s textbook and workbook

WEB RESOURCES

WEEK 7

MID TERM BREAK

WEEK 8 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Sources and uses of water III

  • Why we must not waste water

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • Mention source of water
  • State reason why water must not be wasted

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Each pupil mention other sources of water apart from the ones mentioned before.

  • Pupils In pairs, give reasons why they must not waste water

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Leadership and personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

Audiovisual Resources

  • Picture, charts,
  • Pupils
  • Textbook/workbook

WEB RESOURCES

www.greenbiT.tamt

www,lQtclil£ciithanddrye.

WEEK 9 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Concept of security I

  • Sources of danger and insecurity

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • Identify the various sources of Danger and insecurity around
  • Them

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Individual’s pupil.

  • Encourage to speak out on areas they feel in secured
  • Explain the meaning of security and Insecurity with examples

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

AUDIO VISUAL RESOURCES

  • Picture, charts,
  • Pupils
  • Textbook/workbook

WEB RESOURCES

www.ahuse.com

wwwlthinkmind.org

WEEK 10 (social studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Concept of security II

  • Sources of danger and insecurity

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • Mention sources of dangers and insecurity

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Individual pupil, identifies source of dangers at

  • Home e.g. security cable
  • School-prohibited areas junction box
  • Neighborhood e.g. electric poles, transformer, generator stand

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

Audio Visual Resources

  • Picture, charts,
  • Pupils

Textbook/workbook

  • www.abuse.com
  • www.phvchologvtodav.com
  • nigerianfounder.com

WEEK 11 (Social Studies)

TOPIC CONTENT

Concept of security III

  • How we can take precautions
  • Against danger and insecurity

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Pupils should be able to:

  • Sate how we can take precaution against dangers and insecurity

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

  • Pupils as individuals
  • Sate how we can take precautions against dangers and insecurity

EMBEDDED CORD SKILLS

  • Critical thinking and problems solving
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Personal development

LEARNING RESOURCES

  • Picture, charts,
  • Pupils

Textbook/workbook

SOCIAL STUDIES ACHIEVEMENT STANDARD FOR PRIMARY ONE

At the end of the session, Pupils should be able to:

  • Recognize the different family systems and their attendant problems.
  • Develop good moral values that would produce quality family lifestyle – of contentment, not selfish or greedy, loyalty etc.
  • Develop the problem solving attitude that impacts positively on the larger society,
  • Recognize that substances are taking into the body,
  • Itemize the merits and demerits of taking substances.
  • Identify precautionary measures that could be taken against self-destruction and good safety on a daily basis,
  • Disabuse their minds on eating/ taking overdose.
  • Understanding of the importance of water on daily basis and guide against pollution and wastage

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