Second Term Examination Civic Education Primary 2 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 12
Subject: Civic Education
Class: Primary 2
Term: Second Term
Week: 12 (Second Term Examination)
Topic: Review and Assessment
Duration: 60 minutes
Entry Behaviour: Ask students to recall what they have learned throughout the term and share one thing they found interesting.
Key Words: Conscience, Free Will, Feelings, Good, Evil, Inner Man, Praise, Blame.
Behavioral Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Recall and express understanding of the topics covered during the term.
- Demonstrate their knowledge of conscience, possession of free will, and associated feelings.
Embedded Core Skills: Communication, Memory Recall, Critical Thinking.
Learning Materials:
- Whiteboard and markers
- Flashcards with key words
- Pictures depicting happy and sad faces
- Simple drawings representing good and bad actions
Content:
- Community leaders help keep our _______ safe and organized. a) Classroom b) Community c) Playground d) Garden
- We can say thank you to leaders by expressing our _______. a) Gratitude b) Excitement c) Happiness d) Surprise
- Making simple thank you cards is a way to show _______ to community leaders. a) Anger b) Appreciation c) Confusion d) Frustration
- Students can join community clean-up activities to _______ leaders in their duties. a) Challenge b) Support c) Ignore d) Hinder
- Celebrating leaders with small events helps _______ their efforts. a) Ignore b) Challenge c) Recognize d) Confuse
- Students can make special cards to show their _______ to community leaders. a) Dislike b) Appreciation c) Boredom d) Frustration
- In our community, people grow fruits and vegetables on a farm, which is called: a) Cooking b) Farming c) Painting d) Dancing
- Weaving is a kind of work where people make things using: a) Wood b) Threads c) Stones d) Metal
- Woodwork involves creating things from: a) Plastic b) Wood c) Glass d) Paper
- Cattle rearing means taking care of: a) Fish b) Cows and animals c) Birds d) Insects
- Agricultural Occupations are linked to activities related to __________. a. Cooking b. Farming and cultivation of land c. Manufacturing d. Teaching
- __________ Occupations involve work related to manufacturing and production. a. Agricultural b. Industrial c. Service or Professio
- A community is a group of people who share __________ values and beliefs in a given place. a) Similar b) Different c) Changing d) Random
- Members of the community work together to provide essential __________ for everyone. a) Services b) Games c) Hobbies d) Rules
- Good medical facilities, such as hospitals and clinics, ensure that everyone has access to __________. a) Education b) Healthcare c) Entertainment d) Shopping
- Schools in the community are places where __________ can learn and grow. a) Children b) Adults c) Animals d) Plants
- Communities come together to create __________, which are essential for getting the things we need. a) Playgrounds b) Schools c) Markets d) Libraries
- A __________ is a group of people who share the same values and beliefs in a given place.
- a. city
- b. community
- c. school
- d. family
- Members of a community include important members like __________.
- a. animals
- b. leaders
- c. grandparents
- d. robots
- __________ are people not related to us by blood who live in our community.
- a. Friends
- b. Strangers
- c. Animals
- d. Toys
- Community leaders live as members of the same community and __________.
- a. control the weather
- b. follow the rules
- c. fly like birds
- d. hide in trees
- Rules in the community guide the behavior of every member, and one of them is __________.
- a. playing loudly
- b. obedience
- c. sleeping all day
- d. ignoring everyone
- Cooperation means the community lives and works __________.
- a. in silence
- b. alone
- c. as a team
- d. underwater
- Always follow the rules and regulations of our community to show _______.
- a) Disobedience
- b) Obedience
- c) Cooperation
- d) Loyalty
- Being faithful and supportive to our community and its leaders demonstrates _______.
- a) Disrespect
- b) Loyalty
- c) Obedience
- d) Cooperation
- Working together with fellow community members to achieve common goals is called _______.
- a) Disunity
- b) Orderliness
- c) Peaceful coexistence
- d) Cooperation
- Living peacefully with others in our community promotes _______.
- a) Conflict
- b) Cooperation
- c) Peaceful coexistence
- d) Disloyalty
- Maintaining a neat and organized environment in our community is known as _______.
- a) Messiness
- b) Orderliness
- c) Disrespect
- d) Disobedience
- Keeping our community clean and hygienic helps in preventing the spread of _______.
- a) Happiness
- b) Diseases
- c) Cooperation
- d) Messiness
- Following community rules shows good _______.
- a) Cooperation
- b) Obedience
- c) Disobedience
- d) Respect
- Staying faithful and supportive to the community is called _______.
- a) Messiness
- b) Loyalty
- c) Disloyalty
- d) Cooperation
- Working together with others for common goals is known as _______.
- a) Orderliness
- b) Peaceful coexistence
- c) Disrespect
- d) Cooperation
- Living peacefully with fellow community members promotes _______.
- a) Conflict
- b) Cooperation
- c) Messiness
- d) Peaceful coexistence
- Maintaining a neat and organized environment in the community is called _______.
- a) Disrespect
- b) Orderliness
- c) Disloyalty
- d) Cooperation
- Keeping the community clean helps in preventing the spread of _______.
- a) Happiness
- b) Diseases
- c) Cooperation
- Who is a leader in the community?
- a. A teacher
- b. Someone who guides and helps
- c. A doctor
- d. A chef
- Which title represents a Yoruba leader?
- a. Enugo
- b. Etsu
- c. Eze
- d. Oba
- What is the role of a leader in the community?
- a. Making food
- b. Guiding and helping others
- c. Fixing cars
- d. Painting houses
- How many ethnic groups were mentioned in Nigeria?
- a. Three
- b. Five
- c. Seven
- d. Ten
- Which ethnic group does Oba represent?
- a. Igbo
- b. Benin
- c. Yoruba
- d. Alupo
Part B
Theory
- What is the importance of saying thank you?
- Give an example of a community event.
- Why is it essential to maintain order in a community?
- What does the term “duties” mean?
- How can you help a community leader in their tasks?
- How does a farmer help the community?
- What is the role of a doctor in our community?
- Can you name a job in our community?
- Give an example of a modern job.
- What is a community?
Presentation
- Revision (Step 1):
- Briefly revisit key topics covered during the term, including community work types, modern jobs, and understanding conscience.
- Encourage students to share what they remember.
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- Introduction of Assessment (Step 2):
- Explain that today is a special day – the Second Term Examination.
- Provide clear instructions for the exam.
- Teacher’s Activities (Step 3):
- Distribute examination papers to students.
- Monitor the examination room and provide any necessary clarifications.
- Learners’ Activities (Step 3):
- Students complete the examination, answering questions based on what they have learned during the term.
- Assessment:
- Evaluate students’ responses to the examination questions.
Evaluation:
- What are some of the topics that we revised for examination?
- Can you define what “conscience” means?
- Mention one example of man’s possession of free will.
- Mention three community leaders
- Explain the inner man, according to today’s lessons.
- Mention three jobs that people do in the community
- Why does the inner man blame you?
- List three ways of appreciating our community leaders
- Draw something that makes you feel sad.
- Recall one interesting thing you learned during this term.
Conclusion:
- The teacher goes around to collect examination papers, reassuring students and expressing encouragement. Remind students to always try their best and wish them a restful holiday.
