Early Heroines in Lagos State History Primary 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 6

Subject: History

Class: Primary 3

Term: Second Term

Week: 6

Topic: Early Heroines in Lagos State

Duration: 1 week

Entry Behaviour: Students have basic knowledge of historical figures and events.

Key Words: Heroines, Lagos State, Notable, Contributions, Nationalism.

Behavioural Objectives:

• Students should identify and explain the roles of early heroines in Lagos State.
• Students should recognize the achievements of early heroines in the community.
• Students should appreciate the importance of historical figures in shaping their environment.

Embedded Core Skills: Critical thinking, Research, Communication, Collaboration.

Learning Materials:

• Lagos State Scheme of Work for Primary 3 History
• History Textbook Book 3
• Pictures and biographies of early heroines
• Flashcards with key terms
• Whiteboard and markers

Reference Books:

• Lagos State Scheme of Work for Primary 3 History
• History Textbook Book 3

Content:

EARLY HEROINES IN LAGOS STATE

1. Notable Early Heroines in Lagos State:
   • Madam Efunroye Tinubu
   • Madam Abike Pelewura
   • Lady Olayinka Abayomi
   • Dr. Abimbola Awoliyi
   • Dr. Simi Johnson
2. Background of the Notable Early Heroines:
   • Madam Efunroye Tinubu: A powerful businesswoman and political leader in the 19th century.
   • Madam Abike Pelewura: A grassroots organizer and women’s rights activist.
   • Lady Olayinka Abayomi: A social reformer and advocate for education.
   • Dr. Abimbola Awoliyi: The first female medical doctor in Nigeria.
   • Dr. Simi Johnson: A pioneering physician and community leader.
3. Activities of the Notable Early Heroines:
   • Madam Efunroye Tinubu: She used her wealth and influence to support anti-colonial movements and advocate for the rights of her people.
   • Madam Abike Pelewura: She organized women’s groups and protests against unfair treatment and discrimination.
   • Lady Olayinka Abayomi: She established schools and social welfare programs to uplift the lives of women and children.
   • Dr. Abimbola Awoliyi: She provided healthcare services to underserved communities and fought for better healthcare access for all.
   • Dr. Simi Johnson: She was involved in community health initiatives and promoted women’s empowerment through education and healthcare.
4. Activities During the Nationalist Struggles in Nigeria:
   • These early heroines played significant roles in the nationalist struggles by supporting political movements, providing resources, and advocating for independence.
   • They contributed to the awakening of national consciousness and the mobilization of women in the fight against colonialism.
   • Their leadership and activism paved the way for greater participation of women in Nigeria’s political and social spheres.

👩‍🦰💪 The early heroines of Lagos State were trailblazers who broke barriers, fought for justice, and inspired generations with their courage and determination.

Class Activity Discussion about Early Heroines in Lagos State:

1. Who are some notable early heroines in Lagos State?
   • Madam Efunroye Tinubu, Madam Abike Pelewura, Lady Olayinka Abayomi, Dr. Abimbola Awoliyi, Dr. Simi Johnson.
2. What did Madam Efunroye Tinubu do?
   • She was a powerful businesswoman and leader who fought for the rights of her people.
3. What was Madam Abike Pelewura known for?
   • She was a women’s rights activist who organized protests for fair treatment.
4. Why is Lady Olayinka Abayomi important?
   • She worked to improve education and welfare programs for women and children.
5. What was Dr. Abimbola Awoliyi’s profession?
   • She was the first female medical doctor in Nigeria, providing healthcare to communities.
6. Who was Dr. Simi Johnson?
   • She was a pioneering physician who promoted community health initiatives.
7. What were some achievements of these early heroines?
   • They fought for justice, supported education, and provided healthcare services.
8. How did early heroines contribute to nationalist struggles?Questions:
   1. Madam Efunroye Tinubu was a powerful __________ in Lagos State.
      • a) doctor
      • b) businesswoman
      • c) teacher
      • d) farmer
   2. Madam Abike Pelewura was known for organizing protests for __________ rights.
      • a) children’s
      • b) women’s
      • c) men’s
      • d) animals’
   3. Lady Olayinka Abayomi worked to improve __________ programs for women and children.
      • a) healthcare
      • b) entertainment
      • c) transportation
      • d) farming
   4. Dr. Abimbola Awoliyi was the first female __________ in Nigeria.
      • a) engineer
      • b) teacher
      • c) doctor
      • d) lawyer
   5. Dr. Simi Johnson promoted __________ initiatives in the community.
      • a) education
      • b) healthcare
      • c) sports
      • d) farming
   6. Madam Efunroye Tinubu fought for the rights of her __________.
      • a) family
      • b) friends
      • c) people
      • d) pets
   7. Madam Abike Pelewura organized protests for fair treatment of __________.
      • a) animals
      • b) children
      • c) women
      • d) men
   8. Lady Olayinka Abayomi worked to improve __________ programs for women and children.
      • a) education
      • b) healthcare
      • c) entertainment
      • d) transportation
   9. Dr. Abimbola Awoliyi was the first female __________ in Nigeria.
      • a) engineer
      • b) teacher
      • c) doctor
      • d) lawyer
   10. Dr. Simi Johnson promoted __________ initiatives in the community.
       • a) education
       • b) healthcare
       • c) sports
       • d) farming
   11. Madam Efunroye Tinubu was known for her __________ in business.
       • a) failure
       • b) success
       • c) laziness
       • d) shyness
   12. Madam Abike Pelewura fought for __________ rights.
       • a) children’s
       • b) women’s
       • c) men’s
       • d) animals’
   13. Lady Olayinka Abayomi worked to improve __________ programs for women and children.
       • a) healthcare
       • b) entertainment
       • c) transportation
       • d) farming
   14. Dr. Abimbola Awoliyi was the first female __________ in Nigeria.
       • a) engineer
       • b) teacher
       • c) doctor
       • d) lawyer
   15. Dr. Simi Johnson promoted __________ initiatives in the community.
       • a) education
       • b) healthcare
       • c) sports
       • d) farming
   • They supported political movements and mobilized women in the fight against colonialism.
9. Why are these early heroines important in Lagos State’s history?
   • They broke barriers, inspired others, and paved the way for progress and equality.
10. How are early heroines remembered today?
    • Their legacies are honored through monuments, schools, and celebrations of their achievements.

Presentation: Step 1:

• The teacher revises the previous topic, “Early Heroes in Lagos State”. Early Heroes in Lagos State History Primary 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 4 and 5
• The teacher asks students questions about the notable early heroes discussed in the previous lesson.

Step 2:

• The teacher introduces the new topic, “Early Heroines in Lagos State”.
• Using pictures and stories, the teacher presents notable early heroines such as Madam Efunroye Tinubu, Madam Abike Pelewura, etc.
• Emphasize the importance of these figures in Lagos State’s history.

Step 3: Teacher’s Activities:

1. Provide brief background information about each early heroine.
2. Discuss the achievements and contributions of each heroine to Lagos State.
3. Explain the role of early heroines in Nigeria’s struggle for nationalism.
4. Facilitate group discussions to encourage students to share what they’ve learned.

Learners’ Activities:

1. Listen attentively to the teacher’s presentation.
2. Look at pictures and read about each early heroine.
3. Discuss in groups about the contributions of early heroines.
4. Ask questions to clarify any confusion or misunderstanding.

Assessment:

• Observation of students’ participation and engagement during discussions.
• Review of students’ responses to questions asked during the lesson.

Evaluation Questions:

1. Who are some early heroines in Lagos State?
2. What were the achievements of Madam Efunroye Tinubu?
3. Why is Madam Abike Pelewura important in Lagos State’s history?
4. What did Lady Olayinka Abayomi contribute to Lagos State?
5. How did early heroines contribute to nationalism in Nigeria?
6. Describe the role of Madam Efunroye Tinubu in Lagos State’s history.
7. Why is Madam Abike Pelewura remembered as an early heroine?
8. What were Lady Olayinka Abayomi’s contributions to Lagos State?
9. How did early heroines support Nigeria’s struggle for independence?
10. Why is it important to learn about early heroines in Lagos State?

Conclusion:

• The teacher goes round to mark and assess students’ understanding of the topic.
• Recap the key points discussed during the lesson.
• Encourage students to continue learning about the history of Lagos State and its early heroines.