Elements of Security Creativity Sharing Information Security Education Primary 3 First Term Lesson Notes Week 9

Security Education Primary 3 First Term Lesson Notes Week 9

Subject: Security Education

Class: Primary 3

Term: First Term

Week: 9

Age: 8 years

Topic: Elements of Security – Creativity in Sharing Information

Sub-topic: Proper Channels for Sharing Information

Duration: 40 minutes

Behavioural Objectives: By the end of this lesson, pupils should be able to:

1. Provide helpful information or evidence needed on any matter.
2. Recognize the proper channels to share information with security agents.

Keywords: Creativity, Sharing Information, Security Agents, Channels

Set Induction: Discuss a scenario where sharing information helped solve a problem or prevent a crime. Ask pupils how they would share important information.

Entry Behaviour: Pupils understand basic concepts of security and know the importance of sharing information.

Learning Resources and Materials:

• Storybooks or scenarios involving sharing information
• Charts or posters showing different security agencies

Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge: Connect to previous lessons on the importance of security and the roles of different security departments.

Embedded Core Skills: Critical thinking, Communication, Problem-solving

Learning Materials: Lagos State Scheme of Work, previous lesson notes

Instructional Materials: Charts, posters, storybooks

Content:

1. Providing Helpful Information:
   • Importance of providing clear and accurate information.
   • Examples of helpful information (e.g., describing a suspicious person or event).
2. Proper Channels for Sharing Information:
   • Police: Call the emergency number or visit a police station.
   • FRSC: Report road accidents or traffic issues by calling the FRSC hotline.
   • LASTMA: Contact LASTMA for traffic management issues or violations.
   • Army: For national security issues, contact the Army through official channels.

Evaluation 

1. To report a crime, you should contact the ______.
   a) Army
   b) Police
   c) FRSC
   d) LASTMA
2. For traffic issues, you can call the ______.
   a) Police
   b) FRSC
   c) Army
   d) LASTMA
3. If you see a suspicious person, you should provide ______ information.
   a) Clear
   b) Unclear
   c) False
   d) Limited
4. The proper channel for reporting traffic violations is ______.
   a) LASTMA
   b) Army
   c) Police
   d) FRSC
5. To share information with security agents, you should use the ______ channels.
   a) Proper
   b) Incorrect
   c) Unofficial
   d) Hidden
6. If you witness an accident, you should contact ______.
   a) FRSC
   b) Army
   c) Police
   d) LASTMA
7. The Police can be contacted by calling the ______ number.
   a) Emergency
   b) General
   c) Traffic
   d) Road
8. For road safety issues, you should report to ______.
   a) FRSC
   b) LASTMA
   c) Police
   d) Army
9. To provide evidence about a crime, you should go to the ______.
   a) Police station
   b) School
   c) Library
   d) Park
10. LASTMA is responsible for managing ______ in Lagos.
    a) Traffic
    b) Security
    c) Water
    d) Air
11. For national security issues, you contact the ______.
    a) Army
    b) Police
    c) FRSC
    d) LASTMA
12. To report a crime in progress, you should use the ______ number.
    a) Emergency
    b) General
    c) Traffic
    d) Road
13. The proper way to share information with security agents is through ______.
    a) Official channels
    b) Social media
    c) Rumors
    d) Gossip
14. If you see something suspicious, you should report it to the ______.
    a) Police
    b) Army
    c) FRSC
    d) LASTMA
15. For reporting traffic management issues, the proper contact is ______.
    a) LASTMA
    b) Police
    c) Army
    d) FRSC

Class Activity Discussion 

1. Q: How should you provide information to security agents?
   A: Provide clear and accurate information through official channels.
2. Q: What should you do if you see a suspicious person?
   A: Report it to the Police.
3. Q: Where should you report a road accident?
   A: Contact FRSC.
4. Q: What is the role of LASTMA?
   A: LASTMA manages traffic in Lagos.
5. Q: How can you contact the Police in an emergency?
   A: Call the emergency number or visit a police station.
6. Q: Who handles traffic issues in Lagos?
   A: LASTMA handles traffic issues.
7. Q: What is the role of FRSC?
   A: FRSC ensures road safety and manages traffic on the roads.
8. Q: Where should you go to report a crime?
   A: Go to a police station or call the emergency number.
9. Q: Who should you contact for national security issues?
   A: Contact the Army.
10. Q: How can you provide helpful information about a crime?
    A: By providing clear and accurate details through the proper channels.
11. Q: What should you do if you witness a traffic violation?
    A: Report it to LASTMA.
12. Q: How do you report a crime in progress?
    A: Call the emergency number immediately.
13. Q: Why is it important to use official channels for reporting?
    A: To ensure that the information is properly received and acted upon.
14. Q: What should you avoid when sharing information with security agents?
    A: Avoid sharing information through unofficial channels or gossip.
15. Q: Who do you contact for road safety issues?
    A: Contact FRSC.

Presentation:

Step 1: The teacher revises the previous topic, “Partnering with Key Security Departments.”

Step 2: The teacher introduces the new topic, “Creativity in Sharing Information,” by explaining the importance of providing clear and accurate information and identifying proper channels for sharing information with security agents.

Step 3: The teacher allows the pupils to discuss different ways to provide and share information and corrects them as needed.

Teacher’s Activities:

• Discuss scenarios where sharing information is crucial.
• Show how to use official channels for reporting.
• Engage pupils in role-play exercises to practice sharing information.

Learners’ Activities:

• Participate in discussions about sharing information.
• Role-play scenarios involving reporting to security agents.
• Ask questions about the best ways to provide information.

Assessment:

1. Describe how to provide helpful information.
2. Identify the proper channels for reporting to security agents.
3. Explain the importance of sharing clear and accurate information.
4. Discuss what to do if you see something suspicious.
5. Describe the steps to report a road safety issue.

Evaluation Questions:

1. What should you provide when reporting to security agents?
2. How do you contact the Police in an emergency?
3. Who do you call for traffic issues in Lagos?
4. What is the proper channel for reporting a crime?
5. Why is it important to use official channels for sharing information?
6. Who handles road safety issues in Nigeria?
7. How should you describe a suspicious person?
8. What should you do if you witness a crime?
9. Who do you contact for national security issues?
10. How can you report a traffic violation?

Conclusion: The teacher goes around to mark the assessment and provides feedback on the importance of sharing information effectively.

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