Revision Civic Education Primary 1 First Term Lesson Notes Week 11
Lagos State Primary 1 Civic Education Lesson Plan
Subject: Civic Education
Class: Primary 1
Term: First Term
Week: 11
Age: 6 years
Topic: Revision Test
Sub-topic: Revision of All Topics Covered in Weeks 1-10
Duration: 40 minutes
Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Recall the main points from each of the previous topics.
- Answer questions related to the topics covered in weeks 1-10.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the civic concepts taught.
Key Words: Revision, recall, test, questions, answers.
Set Induction: Start the lesson by explaining that they will be reviewing all the topics they have learned so far to prepare for a test. Encourage them to remember as much as they can.
Entry Behaviour: Pupils have participated in lessons on various civic education topics throughout the term.
Learning Resources and Materials:
- Flashcards with key words from each topic.
- Charts summarizing the main points from each topic.
- Test papers for the revision test.
Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge: Review the main points from each topic covered in previous weeks.
Embedded Core Skills:
- Recall
- Critical thinking
- Communication
Learning Materials:
- Flashcards
- Charts
- Test papers
Reference Books:
- Lagos State Scheme of Work for Civic Education, Primary 1.
Instructional Materials:
- Flashcards with key words.
- Charts summarizing the main points.
- Test papers.
Content:
- Review of Topics Covered:
- Week 1: Meaning of Civic Education and Why We Study It
- Week 2: Ways Civic Education is Important in Schools
- Week 3: Ways Civic Education is Important at Home
- Week 4: Ways Civic Education is Important in the Media
- Week 5: Other Ways Civic Education is Important
- Week 6: Mid Term Test
- Week 7: Meaning and Examples of Rights of Citizens
- Week 8: Meaning and Examples of Duties of Citizens
- Week 9: Public Enlightenment Campaign
- Week 10: Public Enlightenment Campaign – HIV/AIDS Education and Drug Abuse
- Key Points to Remember:
- Civic Education: Understanding how to be a good citizen.
- Importance: Helps in understanding rights, duties, and how to contribute positively in different environments (school, home, media).
- Rights of Citizens: Things we are entitled to as citizens (e.g., right to education, right to safety).
- Duties of Citizens: Responsibilities we have as citizens (e.g., following rules, helping others).
- Public Enlightenment Campaigns: Informing the public about important issues (e.g., health, safety).
Test Questions:
Section A: Fill-in-the-Blank Questions
- Civic Education helps us understand how to be a good __________.
- a) citizen
- b) player
- c) singer
- d) dancer
- One way Civic Education is important in schools is by teaching us to follow __________.
- a) games
- b) rules
- c) songs
- d) stories
- At home, Civic Education teaches us to __________ our parents.
- a) disobey
- b) ignore
- c) help
- d) disturb
- Public Enlightenment Campaigns provide important __________.
- a) music
- b) movies
- c) information
- d) games
- HIV stands for Human __________ Virus.
- a) Immunodeficiency
- b) Infection
- c) Influenza
- d) Immune
- AIDS stands for Acquired __________ Syndrome.
- a) Immunodeficiency
- b) Immunity
- c) Infection
- d) Influenza
- A duty of citizens is to keep the __________ clean.
- a) room
- b) house
- c) environment
- d) bed
- Rights of citizens include the right to __________.
- a) eat
- b) sleep
- c) education
- d) play
- Drug abuse means using drugs in a way that is __________.
- a) helpful
- b) harmful
- c) safe
- d) clean
- Public Enlightenment Campaigns about health might tell us to wash our __________.
- a) clothes
- b) hands
- c) toys
- d) shoes
Section B: Multiple-Choice Questions
- What is Civic Education?
- a) Learning about music
- b) Understanding how to be a good citizen
- c) Playing games
- d) Watching movies
- Why is Civic Education important at home?
- a) To help us ignore rules
- b) To teach us to help our parents
- c) To make us play more
- d) To make us sleep more
- What should you do if you see a health campaign poster?
- a) Ignore it
- b) Read it and follow the advice
- c) Tear it down
- d) Draw on it
- What does drug abuse mean?
- a) Using drugs safely
- b) Using drugs in a harmful way
- c) Playing with drugs
- d) Selling drugs
- How can we prevent HIV?
- a) By sharing needles
- b) By avoiding sharing sharp objects
- c) By ignoring cleanliness
- d) By staying dirty
- What is one duty of a citizen?
- a) To litter
- b) To follow rules
- c) To play all day
- d) To ignore others
- What is one right of citizens?
- a) Right to be rude
- b) Right to education
- c) Right to litter
- d) Right to disobey
- Public Enlightenment Campaigns help to __________.
- a) confuse people
- b) inform people
- c) make people sleep
- d) make people play
- Why should we stay informed about health issues?
- a) To make bad choices
- b) To stay healthy
- c) To ignore safety
- d) To play more
- Why is it important to follow good habits?
- a) To stay healthy
- b) To get sick
- c) To stay dirty
- d) To ignore health
Conclusion:
- The teacher collects the test papers and marks them.
- The teacher reviews any common mistakes with the class.
- The teacher praises the pupils for their efforts and encourages them to keep learning about Civic Education.
________________________________
Name: ___________________
Section A
- Disobeying rules and regulations brings
(a) punishment
(b) awards
(c) promotion - Civic education helps us to understand our government
(a) maybe
(b) true
(c) false - It is the duty of people to behave in an orderly way
(a) true
(b) false
(c) maybe - Civic education allows people to live in peace with one another
(a) I don’t know
(b) true
(c) false - The hospital is a place where we eat food
(a) true
(b) false
(c) I don’t know - The home where orphan children are taken care of is called
(a) school
(b) farm
(c) orphanage home - Is it good to give to the poor?
(a) if you like
(b) true
(c) false - What is occupation?
(a) the work we do
(b) food we eat
(c) our mothers - _______ is a place of knowledge
(a) bank
(b) school
(c) parties - Helping an elder to carry his or her load is a sign of respect
(a) true
(b) false
(c) if you like - We put waste paper into the
(a) waste bin
(b) under your locker
(c) corner of the class - Neatness is very important
(a) true
(b) false
(c) maybe - Harmful ______ are dangerous
(a) leg
(b) mouth
(c) drug - It is good to visit and pray for the sick
(a) true
(b) false
(c) maybe - Substances are a sign of respect
(a) true
(b) false
(c) I don’t know - _______ is my country
(a) Ghana
(b) America
(c) Nigeria - Well-behaved pupils must not
(a) greet
(b) tell lies
(c) listen - We must sweep our surroundings every day
(a) true
(b) false
(c) if I like - _______ is used in sweeping the floors
(a) rake
(b) hoe
(c) broom - Why must we keep our bodies clean?
(a) to avoid skin diseases
(b) to lie
(c) to have odour
Section B
- Mention four materials that are needed to keep our bodies clean: (a) ________________________________
(b) ________________________________
(c) ________________________________
(d) ________________________________ - Harmful substances are: (a) ________________________________
(b) ________________________________ - Mention two people who give treatment in the hospital: (a) ________________________________
(b) ________________________________ - Mention two people that we can show kindness to: (a) ________________________________
(b) ________________________________