Early Heroes in Nigeria History Primary 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 8 and 9
Subject: History
Class: Primary 3
Term: Second Term
Week: 8 and 9
Topic: Early Heroes in Nigeria
Sub-topic: Notable early heroes, their accomplishments, and background.
Duration: 2 weeks
Entry Behaviour: Students have learned about local heroes and heroines in Lagos State.
Key Words: Heroes, Nigeria, Accomplishments, Background, Notable, Early, History.
Behavioural Objectives:
- Students should be able to identify notable early heroes in Nigeria.
- Students should understand the accomplishments and background of these early heroes.
- Students should demonstrate appreciation for the contributions of early heroes in shaping Nigeria.
Embedded Core Skills: Critical thinking, Research, Appreciation of history, Oral communication.
Learning Materials:
- Lagos State Scheme of Work for Primary 3 History
- History Textbook Book 3
- Pictures or illustrations of early heroes
- Chart paper and markers
Reference Books:
- Lagos State Scheme of Work for Primary 3 History
- History Textbook Book 3
Content:
- Revision of previous topic: Local heroes and heroines in Lagos State.
- Introduction of new topic: Early Heroes in Nigeria.
- Discussion on notable early heroes, their accomplishments, and background.
- Understanding the impact of early heroes on Nigerian history and culture.
Early Heroes in Nigeria
- Notable Early Heroes in Nigeria:
- Jaja of Opobo, Oba Overamwen in Benin, Sultan Attahiru in Sokoto, Sarkin Muhammed Rumfa Kano, El-Kanemi in Kanem-Bornu Empire, Etsu Tsoede in Nupe land, Bishop Ajayi Crowder, etc.
- Accomplishments of Early Heroes in Nigeria:
- Jaja of Opobo: Successful trader and leader.
- Oba Overamwen: Defended Benin Kingdom against British invasion.
- Sultan Attahiru: Fought against British colonization.
- Sarkin Muhammed Rumfa: Developed Kano into a prominent city.
- El-Kanemi: Established stability in the Kanem-Bornu Empire.
- Etsu Tsoede: Promoted peace and unity in Nupe land.
- Bishop Ajayi Crowder: Contributed to education and Christianity in Nigeria.
- Background and Activities of Early Heroes:
- Jaja of Opobo: Started as a slave and became a successful businessman and ruler.
- Oba Overamwen: Led Benin Kingdom during a challenging period of British imperialism.
- Sultan Attahiru: Led resistance against British colonial rule in Sokoto.
- Sarkin Muhammed Rumfa: Governed Kano with wisdom and foresight.
- El-Kanemi: Brought stability and prosperity to the Kanem-Bornu Empire.
- Etsu Tsoede: United the people of Nupe land and promoted peace.
- Bishop Ajayi Crowder: Advocated for education and Christian values.
- Form of Heroism of Early Heroes in Nigeria:
- Leadership, courage, resilience, and commitment to their people.
🦸‍♂️🇳🇬 These early heroes in Nigeria showed bravery and leadership in shaping the nation’s history.
Class Discussions about Early Heroes in Nigeria:
- Who are some notable early heroes in Nigeria?
- Notable early heroes include Jaja of Opobo, Oba Overamwen, Sultan Attahiru, etc.
- What did Jaja of Opobo accomplish?
- Jaja of Opobo was a successful trader and leader.
- How did Oba Overamwen contribute to Benin Kingdom?
- Oba Overamwen defended Benin Kingdom against British invasion.
- What was Sultan Attahiru known for?
- Sultan Attahiru fought against British colonization in Sokoto.
- What did Sarkin Muhammed Rumfa do for Kano?
- Sarkin Muhammed Rumfa developed Kano into a prominent city.
- What was El-Kanemi’s role in the Kanem-Bornu Empire?
- El-Kanemi brought stability and prosperity to the Kanem-Bornu Empire.
- How did Etsu Tsoede promote unity in Nupe land?
- Etsu Tsoede united the people of Nupe land and promoted peace.
- What contributions did Bishop Ajayi Crowder make?
- Bishop Ajayi Crowder contributed to education and Christianity in Nigeria.
- What form of heroism did these early heroes show?
- They showed leadership, courage, and commitment to their people.
- Why are these early heroes important in Nigerian history?
- They played significant roles in shaping the nation’s history and culture.
Questions:
- Jaja of Opobo was known for his success as a _______.
- a) trader
- b) farmer
- c) doctor
- d) teacher
- Oba Overamwen defended Benin Kingdom against _______ invasion.
- a) French
- b) British
- c) Spanish
- d) Portuguese
- Sultan Attahiru fought against British _______ in Sokoto.
- a) colonization
- b) exploration
- c) trade
- d) migration
- Sarkin Muhammed Rumfa developed Kano into a prominent _______.
- a) village
- b) town
- c) city
- d) forest
- El-Kanemi brought stability and prosperity to the Kanem-Bornu _______.
- a) Empire
- b) Kingdom
- c) Republic
- d) City
- Etsu Tsoede promoted unity and peace in _______ land.
- a) Yoruba
- b) Igbo
- c) Nupe
- d) Hausa
- Bishop Ajayi Crowder contributed to education and _______ in Nigeria.
- a) Christianity
- b) Islam
- c) Judaism
- d) Buddhism
- The early heroes showed _______ and leadership in shaping Nigeria.
- a) fear
- b) courage
- c) laziness
- d) sadness
- Jaja of Opobo was a successful _______ before becoming a leader.
- a) trader
- b) farmer
- c) doctor
- d) teacher
- Oba Overamwen defended Benin Kingdom against _______.
- a) British invasion
- b) French exploration
- c) Spanish trade
- d) Portuguese migration
- Sultan Attahiru fought against _______ rule in Sokoto.
- a) British
- b) French
- c) Spanish
- d) Portuguese
- Sarkin Muhammed Rumfa developed _______ into a prominent city.
- a) Kano
- b) Lagos
- c) Abuja
- d) Ibadan
- El-Kanemi brought stability and prosperity to the _______ Empire.
- a) Kanem-Bornu
- b) Benin
- c) Oyo
- d) Igala
- Etsu Tsoede promoted unity and peace in _______ land.
- a) Nupe
- b) Yoruba
- c) Igbo
- d) Hausa
- Bishop Ajayi Crowder contributed to education and _______ in Nigeria.
- a) Christianity
- b) Islam
- c) Traditional religion
- d) Buddhism
Presentation: Step 1:
- The teacher revises the previous topic on local heroes and heroines in Lagos State. Second Term Mid-Term Test History Primary 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 7
- Asks students to recall the names of heroes and heroines discussed.
Step 2:
- The teacher introduces the new topic, “Early Heroes in Nigeria”.
- Displays pictures or illustrations of notable early heroes for visual aid.
Step 3: Teacher’s Activities:
- Present information about each early hero, their accomplishments, and background.
- Engage students in discussions about the significance of these early heroes.
- Use chart paper to create a visual representation of the early heroes and their contributions.
- Facilitate group activities where students can research and present about one early hero each.
Learners’ Activities:
- Listen attentively during the teacher’s presentation.
- Participate in discussions by sharing their thoughts and knowledge about early heroes.
- Engage in group activities to research and present about an early hero.
- Ask questions to clarify any doubts or uncertainties.
Assessment:
- Observe students’ participation and engagement during discussions and activities.
- Evaluate group presentations on early heroes for accuracy and clarity.
Evaluation Questions:
- Who were some notable early heroes in Nigeria?
- What were the accomplishments of Jaja of Opobo?
- Where was Oba Overamwen from, and what did he defend against?
- What did Sultan Attahiru fight against in Sokoto?
- Describe one accomplishment of Sarkin Muhammed Rumfa.
- What empire did El-Kanemi bring stability to?
- How did Etsu Tsoede promote unity and peace?
- What contributions did Bishop Ajayi Crowder make?
- What form of heroism did these early heroes show?
- Why is it important to learn about early heroes in Nigeria?
Conclusion:
- The teacher goes round to assess students’ understanding through observation and participation.
- Encourage students to continue learning about Nigerian history and culture.
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