Revision Civic Education Primary 1 Week 11 First Term Plan Lesson Notes 

Lesson Plan Presentation: Revision in Primary 1 Civic Education

Subject: Civic Education

Class: Primary 1

Term: First Term

Week: 11

Topic: Revision

Sub-topic: Citizenship and Good Behavior

Duration: 30 minutes

Entry Behaviour: Students should understand basic ideas about good behavior and being a good citizen.

Key Words:

• Citizen
• Behavior
• Good
• Kind

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

1. Identify simple examples of good behavior.
2. Understand the meaning of being a good citizen.
3. Express simple ideas about kindness and sharing.

Embedded Core Skills:

• Basic understanding of social concepts.
• Introduction to ethical values.
• Encouraging positive behavior.

Learning Materials:

• Images depicting good behavior.
• Simple stories about sharing and kindness.
• Drawing materials for an activity.

Content:

1. Identifying good behavior.
2. Understanding citizenship.
3. Expressing kindness and sharing.

Hello, little citizens in the making! Let’s explore being good together:

1. Identifying Simple Examples of Good Behavior:

• Saying “please” and “thank you” is a ____ behavior.
  • a. Good
  • b. Bad
  • c. Funny
  • d. Loud

2. Understanding the Meaning of Being a Good Citizen:

• A good citizen helps keep the ____ clean.
  • a. House
  • b. Park
  • c. School
  • d. Zoo

3. Expressing Simple Ideas about Kindness and Sharing:

• Kindness is when you ____ your toys with a friend.
  • a. Hide
  • b. Break
  • c. Share
  • d. Eat

Feel free to share your answers or ask more questions about being good citizens! 🌟🏡👭

Fill-in-the-Blank Questions:

1. Identify simple examples of good behavior:
   • Saying “please” and “thank you” is an example of being ____.
     • a. Angry
     • b. Good
     • c. Fast
     • d. Funny
2. Understand the meaning of being a good citizen:
   • A good citizen helps keep the ____ clean.
     • a. House
     • b. Park
     • c. School
     • d. Zoo
3. Express simple ideas about kindness and sharing:
   • Kindness is when you ____ your toys with a friend.
     • a. Hide
     • b. Break
     • c. Share
     • d. Eat
4. Identify simple examples of good behavior:
   • Listening quietly in class is a ____ behavior.
     • a. Silly
     • b. Good
     • c. Fast
     • d. Angry
5. Understand the meaning of being a good citizen:
   • A good citizen follows the ____ at school.
     • a. Rules
     • b. Stars
     • c. Clouds
     • d. Birds
6. Express simple ideas about kindness and sharing:
   • Sharing a snack with a friend is an act of ____.
     • a. Running
     • b. Kindness
     • c. Hiding
     • d. Jumping
7. Identify simple examples of good behavior:
   • Helping a friend pick up their books is a ____ behavior.
     • a. Happy
     • b. Bad
     • c. Funny
     • d. Good
8. Understand the meaning of being a good citizen:
   • A good citizen keeps their ____ tidy.
     • a. Room
     • b. Ocean
     • c. Moon
     • d. Hat
9. Express simple ideas about kindness and sharing:
   • Saying nice words to others shows ____.
     • a. Anger
     • b. Kindness
     • c. Fear
     • d. Laziness
10. Identify simple examples of good behavior:
    • Sharing toys with a friend is a ____ thing to do.
      • a. Bad
      • b. Good
      • c. Fast
      • d. Loud
11. Understand the meaning of being a good citizen:
    • A good citizen helps take care of the ____.
      • a. House
      • b. School
      • c. Playground
      • d. Earth
12. Express simple ideas about kindness and sharing:
    • Being ____ means helping others when they need it.
      • a. Happy
      • b. Kind
      • c. Sad
      • d. Angry
13. Identify simple examples of good behavior:
    • Waiting for your turn patiently is a ____ behavior.
      • a. Silly
      • b. Good
      • c. Fast
      • d. Angry
14. Understand the meaning of being a good citizen:
    • A good citizen listens to and respects ____.
      • a. Teachers
      • b. Animals
      • c. Clouds
      • d. Cars
15. Express simple ideas about kindness and sharing:
    • Helping a friend who fell down shows ____.
      • a. Fear
      • b. Laziness
      • c. Kindness
      • d. Anger

Presentation:

Step 1: Identifying Good Behavior (10 minutes)

• Show pictures of children helping each other or being polite.
• Discuss what good behavior looks like.

Step 2: Understanding Citizenship (10 minutes)

• Talk about being a citizen and what it means.
• Use simple language to explain responsibilities.

Step 3: Expressing Kindness and Sharing (10 minutes)

• Share a short story about kindness or sharing.
• Encourage students to express their thoughts on being kind.

Teacher’s Activities:

• Showing images of good behavior.
• Explaining citizenship in simple terms.
• Reading a short story about kindness.
• Facilitating a drawing activity.

Learners Activities:

• Pointing out examples of good behavior.
• Listening and participating in discussions.
• Engaging in a drawing activity.
• Sharing thoughts on kindness.

Assessment:

• Observation of participation in discussions.
• Involvement in the drawing activity.
• Verbal expression of understanding good behavior.

Ten Evaluation Questions:

1. What is an example of good behavior?
2. Can you name a way we can be kind to our friends?
3. What does it mean to be a good citizen?
4. How can we show good behavior at school?
5. Why is sharing important?
6. Point to a picture showing kindness.
7. What does it feel like to be kind to others?
8. How do citizens help their community?
9. Draw a picture of something kind you can do.
10. Why is it important to be a good friend?

Conclusion on the Topic: Today, we talked about good behavior, being good citizens, and the importance of kindness and sharing. Remember, being kind makes our world a better place. Keep being good citizens, and if you have questions or want to share your thoughts, feel free to do so! 👫🌍