SOCIAL STUDIES JSS 2 FIRST TERM
SOCIAL STUDIES
JSS 2 FIRST TERM
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WEEK
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TOPIC/ CONTENT
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ACTIVITIES
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1
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GENERAL OBJECTIVES OF SOCIAL STUDIES:
Objectives
of social studies: –
Developing the ability to adapt to changing environment. – Inculcate national consciousness and
National unity –
Becoming good citizen –
Inculcate right values and attitudes |
Teacher:
Lead students to identify the general objectives of social studies. Active participation by the students. List of general objective on cardboard paper. |
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2
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FAMILY BOND AND LIVING TOGETHER AS ONE FAMILY
Advantages
of living together as one family –
Protection –
Happiness –
Unity –
Education of children –
Maintaining good family name and Reputation. |
Teacher:
Explanation of the advantages of living together as one family Active participation by the students with contributions. Pictures
of happy moments of people living together as one. List of advantages of living together as one on a cardboard paper. |
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3
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FAMILY BOND AND LIVING
TOGETHER AS
ONE FAMILY Meaning
of family bond. |
Teacher:
Ask questions on real life situations. Students
participates by asking and answering questions, demonstrate family
bond.Learners. |
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4
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FAMILY BOND AND LIVING
TOGETHER AS
ONE FAMILY Importance
of good family reputation. –
Good name –
Respect for each other |
Teacher:
Explain and discuss the importance of good family reputation. Active
participation by students. Use
cardboard to write out the importance of good family reputation. |
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5
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PURPOSE OF MARRIAGE
Definition
and types of marriage |
Teacher:
Explanation and identification of marriage and types of marriage. Students
participate actively by contributing. Use marriage pictures, charts, etc. |
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6
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PURPOSE OF MARRIAGE
Purpose
of marriage: i.
Procreation ii.
Satisfying economic and social needs,
etc. |
Teacher:
Discuss on the purpose of marriage while students make contributions by givingpractical examples. Cut
outs of cardboard identifying
the purpose of marriage. |
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7
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PURPOSE OF MARRIAGE
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Sexual satisfaction –
Growth in mutual love, etc. |
Explanation
of purpose of marriage while the students participate actively. Cut outs of purpose of marriage using card board paper. |
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8
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READINESS IN MARRIAGE
Conditions
for marriage: –
Physiological fitness –
psychological fitness |
Teacher:
Discuss conditions for marriage
withlearners. Active
participation by students through
role play. |
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9
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READINESS IN MARRIAGE
Conditions
for marriage –
Social stability –
Financial readiness |
Teacher:
Discuss conditions of marriage. Allow participation
of students. Use
cardboard. |
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10
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READINESS IN MARRIAGE
Effects
of lack of readiness on marriage
relationship. –
Constant fight –
Instability –
Divorce and broken home. |
Teacher:
Discussion on the effect of lack
of readiness. Active
participation by the students
Learners (Role play) |
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11
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POSITIVE GROUP BEHAVIOUR
Types
of group behaviour: –
Mass action –
Communal labour –
Protest march |
Teacher:
Explanation of types of group behaviour.
Active participation of students.
Use
cardboard paper to write out types of group
behaviour |
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12
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POSITIVE GROUP BEHAVIOUR
Types
of group behaviour: –
Participation in a fight –
Acting patriotically |
Teacher:
Explain and discuss types of Groupbehaviour
with concrete examples.
Use
cardboard paper to outline types of
group behaviour. |
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13
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Revision
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Revision
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14
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Examination
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Examination
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