Revising First Term Civic Education Topics for Primary 1 Civic Education Primary 1 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 1
Lesson Plan
Subject:
Civic Education
Class:
Primary 1
Term:
Second Term
Week:
1
Age:
6 – 7 years
Topic:
Revision of Last Term’s Work/First Term Examination Questions
Sub-topic:
Review of Topics Covered in the First Term
Duration:
40 minutes
Behavioral Objectives:
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Recall key topics from the previous term.
- Answer questions based on First Term topics.
- Show understanding of key points discussed during the revision.
Keywords:
Revision, Recall, Topics, First Term, Questions
Set Induction:
The teacher will ask pupils questions about their holiday experience and connect their responses to topics they learned in the First Term.
Entry Behavior:
Pupils have basic knowledge of topics taught in the previous term and can recall some points when prompted.
Learning Resources and Materials:
- Flashcards
- Pictures
- Questions from First Term Examination
Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge:
Pupils are familiar with the topics discussed in the First Term. The teacher will remind them of specific examples related to the topics.
Embedded Core Skills:
- Critical thinking
- Communication
- Recall and memory
Learning Materials:
- Lagos State Scheme of Work
- First Term Lesson Notes
Reference Books:
- Lagos State Scheme of Work
- Civic Education Textbooks for Primary 1
Instructional Materials:
- Chart of First Term topics
- Whiteboard and marker
- Handouts with past questions
Content
Definition and Explanation:
Revision means reviewing or going over things we have learned before. It helps us remember important topics and prepare for new lessons.
Key Areas to Review:
- Personal Hygiene: How to stay clean and healthy.
- Respect for Others: Showing good manners and respect to everyone.
- Community Helpers: People who help us in our community, like teachers and doctors.
- Safety at Home and School: Rules to stay safe.
- Patriotism: Loving and supporting our country.
Examples of Revision Topics:
- Name three community helpers.
- List two ways to stay safe at school.
- What does it mean to respect others?
- How do we show love for our country?
- Why is it important to stay clean?
Evaluation Questions
(Fill-in-the-blank, with options)
- Revision means ________ things we have learned.
(a) forgetting (b) reviewing (c) skipping - A ________ helps children learn in school.
(a) teacher (b) farmer (c) police officer - Washing our hands keeps us ________.
(a) dirty (b) clean (c) tired - We must ________ to others to show respect.
(a) shout (b) be kind (c) fight - A doctor is a ________ helper.
(a) community (b) school (c) home - Safety rules help us avoid ________.
(a) fun (b) danger (c) food - We show patriotism by ________ our country.
(a) loving (b) hating (c) ignoring - To stay clean, we should ________ daily.
(a) sleep (b) bathe (c) run - A ________ helps to put out fires.
(a) doctor (b) firefighter (c) teacher - We use the zebra crossing to ________.
(a) dance (b) cross roads safely (c) play games - A clean environment is ________.
(a) safe (b) dangerous (c) harmful - Teachers work in ________.
(a) schools (b) hospitals (c) markets - Staying safe means ________ harmful things.
(a) avoiding (b) touching (c) using - Respecting others makes us ________.
(a) happy (b) sad (c) angry - Washing our clothes makes them ________.
(a) dirty (b) clean (c) heavy
Class Activity Discussion
(FAQs with Answers)
- What is revision?
Revision means going over things we learned before. - Why do we revise?
To remember what we have learned. - What is personal hygiene?
Keeping ourselves clean and healthy. - Who is a community helper?
Someone who helps people in the community, like doctors and teachers. - What are safety rules?
Rules that keep us safe. - What does it mean to respect others?
Treating people kindly and fairly. - How do we show love for our country?
By obeying its rules and helping others. - Why should we bathe every day?
To stay clean and healthy. - Who helps to put out fires?
Firefighters. - Where do teachers work?
In schools. - What does a doctor do?
Treats sick people. - Why should we avoid danger?
To stay safe. - How do we stay safe on the road?
By using the zebra crossing. - What happens if we respect others?
People like and respect us back. - Why do we keep our environment clean?
To stay healthy and happy.
Presentation Structure
- Teacher’s Activities:
- Greet the pupils and introduce the lesson.
- Use flashcards to remind pupils of First Term topics.
- Ask pupils questions to check recall.
- Explain the importance of revision.
- Provide examples and encourage pupils to share what they remember.
- Learners’ Activities:
- Respond to questions.
- Participate in discussion.
- Identify pictures of community helpers and safety tools.
- Write answers to revision questions.
Assessment (Evaluation Questions)
(Short Answer)
- What is revision?
- Name two community helpers.
- Why is personal hygiene important?
- What does a firefighter do?
- Name one way to stay safe at school.
- What does it mean to respect others?
- Name one way to show patriotism.
- Where does a doctor work?
- How do we keep our clothes clean?
- Why should we revise topics?
Conclusion:
The teacher checks the pupils’ work, provides corrections, and gives feedback.