Various Group of People in the School Community History Primary 1 First Term Lesson Notes Week 8

Subject: History

Topic: Various Groups of People in the School Community

Sub-topic: Understanding Who’s Who in School

Duration: 30 minutes

Term: First term

Week: Week 8

Set Induction:

  • Show pictures of different people in various roles within a school community and ask students if they recognize anyone.

Previous Knowledge:

  • Students have a basic understanding of what a school is and the roles of some people in a school.

Learning Objectives: By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

  1. Identify various groups of people in their school community.
  2. Explain the roles of these different groups.
  3. Appreciate the importance of cooperation among these groups.

Embedded Core Skills: Observation, listening, communication, and cooperation.

Learning Materials:

  1. Pictures of different school community members.
  2. Flashcards with job titles.
  3. A whiteboard and markers.

Content:

In a school community at Tapa Street, off Freeman Street, Lagos Island, Lagos state, you can typically find various groups of people, including:

  1. Students: The primary members of the school community, attending classes and participating in various activities.
  2. Teachers: Responsible for educating and guiding students in their learning journey.
  3. Administrative Staff: Those who manage the day-to-day operations of the school, including office administrators and secretaries.
  4. Support Staff: Custodians, maintenance workers, and other individuals who ensure the school’s physical upkeep.
  5. Parents and Guardians: Those who entrust their children’s education to the school and are involved in the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA).
  6. School Management: Principals, vice-principals, and other leaders who oversee the school’s policies and operations.
  7. Coaches and Sports Instructors: Individuals responsible for organizing and coaching various sports and extracurricular activities.
  8. Counselors: Professionals who provide guidance and support to students for academic and personal matters.
  9. Librarians: Managing the school library and assisting students with their research and reading needs.
  10. Nurses: Providing medical care and first aid in case of emergencies.
  11. Security Personnel: Ensuring the safety and security of the school premises.
  12. Volunteers: Parents, community members, or college students who may help with various school events and activities.
  13. Cafeteria Staff: Preparing and serving meals for students and staff.
  14. Visitors and Guest Speakers: Individuals who come to the school for special events, presentations, or meetings.
  15. Alumni: Former students who maintain a connection with the school and may participate in alumni associations or events.

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Evaluation:

  1. __________ are the primary members of the school community. a) Teachers b) Students c) Parents d) Policemen
  2. The administrative staff manages __________ operations. a) School b) Hospital c) Shopping mall d) Zoo
  3. __________ ensure the school’s physical upkeep. a) Doctors b) Support staff c) Firefighters d) Chefs
  4. _________ entrust their children’s education to the school. a) Doctors b) Parents and guardians c) Astronauts d) Farmers
  5. School management includes __________ and vice-principals. a) Actors b) Principals c) Engineers d) Dancers
  6. _________ are responsible for organizing and coaching sports. a) Coaches and sports instructors b) Musicians c) Artists d) Astronomers
  7. _________ provide guidance and support to students. a) Dentists b) Counselors c) Police officers d) Bakers
  8. __________ manage the school library. a) Librarians b) Lifeguards c) Pilots d) Pilgrims
  9. School nurses provide medical care and first aid in case of __________. a) Parties b) Emergencies c) Movies d) Holidays
  10. Security personnel ensure the __________ of the school. a) Safety and security b) Festivals c) Rainy days d) Magicians
  11. Volunteers help with various school _________. a) Classes b) Events and activities c) Restaurants d) Theaters
  12. Cafeteria staff prepare and serve meals for __________. a) Students and staff b) Pirates c) Mountaineers d) Scientists
  13. Visitors and guest speakers come to the school for special __________. a) Vacations b) Events, presentations, or meetings c) Games d) Birds
  14. Alumni are former students who maintain a connection with the school and may participate in __________. a) Reunions b) Zoos c) Concerts d) Parks
  15. The administrative staff manages __________ operations. a) School b) Hospital c) Shopping mall d) Zoo

Presentation:

Step 1 – Introduction (5 minutes):

  • Start by asking students about who they see in their school every day.
  • Explain that today, we’ll learn about different people in the school community.

Step 2 – Identifying Groups and Roles (10 minutes):

  • Show pictures of teachers, students, school administrators, janitors, and cooks.
  • Ask students to identify and name each group and their roles.
  • Use flashcards with job titles to help with identification.

Step 3 – Cooperation and Importance (10 minutes):

  • Discuss how these different groups work together to make the school run smoothly.
  • Emphasize the importance of cooperation between students, teachers, janitors, and others.
  • Ask students how they can help make their school a better place.

Teacher’s Activities:

  • Use simple language and visuals.
  • Encourage students to participate by asking questions.
  • Use real-life examples to explain roles and cooperation.

Learners’ Activities:

  • Look at pictures and identify people.
  • Listen and repeat the names of groups and roles.
  • Share ideas on how they can contribute to the school community.

Evaluation:

  1. Who helps keep the school clean?
  2. What do teachers do in school?
  3. Name one group of people you see in your school.
  4. Why is cooperation important in a school community?
  5. How can you contribute to your school community?
  6. Who serves meals in the school cafeteria?
  7. What do you call the person in charge of the school?
  8. Who are your classmates in school?
  9. What’s the role of a janitor in a school?
  10. How can you show appreciation for your teachers and school staff?

Conclusion on the Topic (3 minutes):

  • Summarize the different groups in the school community.
  • Highlight the importance of each group’s role.
  • Encourage students to be good students and cooperate with others in their school community.