Members of our community Civic Education Primary 2 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 3
Comprehensive Lesson Plan: Civic Education for Primary 2
Subject: Civic Education
Class: Primary 2
Term: Second Term
Week: 3
Topic: Members of Our Community
Duration: 40 minutes
Entry Behaviour
Students should be able to identify their family members.
Key Words
- Community
- Members
- Family
- Friends
- Leaders
- Rules
Behavioural Objectives
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Define a community.
- Identify various members of their community.
- Understand the roles of community members.
- Recognize the importance of following community rules.
Set Induction
The teacher begins by asking:
- “Who are the people living in your house?”
- “Can you name people you see in your area every day?”
These questions introduce the topic: Members of Our Community.
Learning Resources and Materials
- Flashcards with pictures of community members (e.g., teachers, police officers, doctors, etc.).
- A chart listing community roles.
- Pictures of family, friends, and community leaders.
Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge
Pupils already interact with family members at home and see people in their neighborhood.
Embedded Core Skills
- Communication
- Social awareness
- Critical thinking
Reference Books
- Lagos State Scheme of Work
- Civic Education Textbook for Primary 2
Instructional Materials
- Flashcards
- Charts
- Posters showing community activities
Content
Meaning of a Community
- A community is a group of people who live and work together in the same area.
- Examples of communities include neighborhoods, schools, and markets.
Members of a Community
- Family members: Parents, siblings, and relatives.
- Friends: People we play and talk with.
- Leaders:
- Traditional rulers (e.g., chiefs, kings).
- Government officials (e.g., councilors, chairmen).
- Workers: Teachers, doctors, police officers, traders, farmers.
Roles of Community Members
- Parents take care of their children.
- Teachers teach pupils and help them learn.
- Police officers keep the community safe.
- Traders sell goods we need.
- Leaders make rules and guide the people.
Importance of Following Community Rules
- It keeps the community safe and peaceful.
- It helps everyone live happily together.
- It shows respect for others.
Evaluation Questions
Fill-in-the-Blank Questions
- A ______ is a group of people who live and work together.
a) Farm
b) Community
c) Market
d) Team - ______ are people we play and talk with.
a) Friends
b) Leaders
c) Teachers
d) Police - ______ make rules and guide the people.
a) Traders
b) Parents
c) Leaders
d) Teachers - Teachers help pupils to ______.
a) Fight
b) Learn
c) Sleep
d) Play - Police officers keep the community ______.
a) Noisy
b) Clean
c) Safe
d) Angry - Family members include ______ and siblings.
a) Teachers
b) Parents
c) Traders
d) Friends - Communities teach us to ______ others.
a) Fight
b) Respect
c) Cheat
d) Ignore - Rules help to keep the community ______.
a) Dirty
b) Peaceful
c) Loud
d) Empty - ______ sell goods we need.
a) Farmers
b) Traders
c) Doctors
d) Leaders - A king is an example of a ______ leader.
a) Traditional
b) School
c) Police
d) Family
Class Activity Discussion
FAQs with Answers
- What is a community?
A community is a group of people who live and work together in the same area. - Who are family members?
Parents, siblings, and relatives. - What do teachers do in a community?
Teachers help pupils to learn. - Who keeps the community safe?
Police officers. - What do traders sell?
Goods we need, like food and clothes. - What is the role of a king in a community?
A king guides and leads the people. - Who are friends?
Friends are people we play and talk with. - Why are rules important in a community?
Rules keep the community safe and peaceful. - Can leaders be family members?
Yes, some family members can also be leaders. - What do farmers do in a community?
Farmers grow food for the people. - What makes a community peaceful?
Following rules and respecting others. - Who are traditional leaders?
Chiefs and kings. - Why do we need teachers in a community?
Teachers help us learn and grow. - What happens when people don’t follow rules?
The community becomes unsafe. - How can we respect leaders?
By listening to them and following their guidance.
Evaluation
Short-Answer Questions
- What is a community?
- Name two members of a community.
- Who makes rules in a community?
- Why are police officers important?
- What do teachers do for pupils?
- Who are friends in a community?
- State one role of parents in a community.
- What is an example of a traditional leader?
- Mention one reason why rules are important.
- What do farmers provide for a community?
Conclusion
The teacher checks pupils’ answers, provides feedback, and praises their efforts.
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