Nigerian People : South West and South south History Primary 2 First Term Lesson Notes Week 8
Subject: History Class:
Primary 2
Term: First Term
Week: 8 Topic: Nigerian People
Sub-topic: Meaning of ethnicity, South West and South South people of Nigeria
Duration: 40 minutes
Set Induction:
- Begin by showing pictures of people from various ethnic groups in Nigeria.
- Ask the students if they know the meaning of “ethnicity” and if they can identify any of the people in the pictures.
- Encourage them to share what they know about the different ethnic groups in Nigeria.
Learning Objectives: By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:
- Define the term “ethnicity.”
- Identify the South West and South South regions of Nigeria on a map.
- Name some ethnic groups found in these regions.
Previous Knowledge: The students should have basic knowledge about different regions of Nigeria and the concept of ethnic groups.
Reference Materials:
- Pictures of various ethnic groups in Nigeria
- Map of Nigeria
Embedded Core Skills:
- Critical thinking
- Geographic knowledge
Learning Materials:
- Pictures of ethnic groups
- Map of Nigeria
Content:
Step 1: Introduction (10 minutes)
- Discuss the concept of “ethnicity.” Explain that it refers to the different groups of people in a country, often with their own languages, cultures, and traditions.
- Show pictures of various ethnic groups and ask students to share what they observe.
Step 2: South West People (10 minutes)
- Explain that the South West region of Nigeria is in the southwestern part of the country.
- Show the location of the South West region on the map.
- Mention some of the ethnic groups found in the South West, such as the Yoruba people.
- Show pictures of Yoruba people and discuss some of their traditions and customs.
Step 3: South South People (10 minutes)
- Explain that the South South region of Nigeria is in the southern part of the country.
- Show the location of the South South region on the map.
- Mention some of the ethnic groups found in the South South, such as the Ijaw people.
- Show pictures of Ijaw people and discuss some of their traditions and customs.
Teacher’s Activities:
- Engage students in discussions.
- Show pictures and maps to aid understanding.
- Explain concepts clearly and vividly.
Learners Activities:
- Observe and discuss the pictures.
- Participate in discussions.
- Locate regions on the map.
Assessment:
- Ask students questions during and after the lesson to assess their understanding.
- Review the map and ask students to identify the South West and South South regions.
Ten Evaluation Questions:
- What does “ethnicity” mean?
- Can you name some ethnic groups in Nigeria?
- Which region of Nigeria is in the southwestern part of the country?
- Mention an ethnic group from the South West.
- Which region is in the southern part of Nigeria?
- Can you name an ethnic group from the South South?
- What is the capital of Lagos State?
- Where can you find the Ijaw people?
- What is one Yoruba tradition you know?
- Point to the South West region on the map.
Conclusion: In today’s lesson, we learned about ethnicity, the South West and South South regions of Nigeria, and some of the ethnic groups found in these regions. Understanding our country’s diversity is important!