Revision History Primary 1 First Term Lesson Notes Week 11
Lagos State Primary 1 – First Term Revision Lesson Plan
Subject: History
Class: Primary 1
Term: First Term
Week: 11
Age: 6 years
Activity: Revision and Test
Duration: 40 minutes
Topics Covered:
- Introduction to History
- Family History
- Important Places of History in Lagos
Revision Objectives:
By the end of the revision, pupils should be able to:
- Recall the meaning of History.
- Identify the Father of Modern History.
- Explain why we study History.
- Describe different types of families.
- Explain the meaning of Family History.
- Justify the importance of Family History.
- Name important places of historical significance in Lagos.
- Explain the significance of these places.
- Describe how these places contribute to Lagos’ economy.
Key Words:
- History
- Family
- Significance
- Economy
Set Induction:
The teacher starts by asking pupils to name some important places in Lagos they remember from previous lessons.
Entry Behaviour:
Pupils have prior knowledge of history, family, and important places in Lagos.
Learning Resources and Materials:
- Flashcards
- Charts
- Audio-visual aids
- Pictures
Embedded Core Skills:
- Critical thinking and problem-solving
- Communication and collaboration
- Creativity and imagination
Learning Materials:
- Maps
- Picture charts
- Flashcards
Reference Books:
- Lagos State Scheme of Work
- Primary 1 History Textbook
Instructional Materials:
- Audio-visual aids
- Maps and charts
- Pictures of historical places
Revision Questions:
- The study of past events is called _____.
- a) Science
- b) History
- c) Geography
- d) Mathematics
- _____ is known as the Father of Modern History.
- a) Socrates
- b) Plato
- c) Herodotus
- d) Aristotle
- We study History to learn from past _____.
- a) Mistakes
- b) Stories
- c) Games
- d) Songs
- Historical knowledge can be obtained from _____.
- a) Television
- b) Books
- c) Music
- d) Dance
- A family that includes parents and children is called a _____ family.
- a) Nuclear
- b) Extended
- c) Large
- d) Small
- A family that includes grandparents, uncles, and aunts is called an _____ family.
- a) Small
- b) Nuclear
- c) Extended
- d) Immediate
- The record of past events and people in a family is called _____ History.
- a) School
- b) Family
- c) Local
- d) National
- The male parent in the family is called the _____.
- a) Brother
- b) Father
- c) Sister
- d) Mother
- The female parent in the family is the _____.
- a) Father
- b) Brother
- c) Sister
- d) Mother
- The _____ is the seat of state governance and administration in Lagos.
- a) Governor’s Office
- b) Railway Terminal
- c) National Theatre
- d) Bar Beach
- The _____ in Nigeria is a historical architecture from the colonial period.
- a) Second Storey Building
- b) First Storey Building
- c) Tallest Building
- d) Longest Building
- The _____ is known for environmental and wildlife preservation in Lagos.
- a) Tafawa Balewa Square
- b) Lekki Conservation Centre
- c) Local Government Headquarters
- d) Bar Beach
- The _____ hosts cultural and artistic performances in Lagos.
- a) Railway Terminal
- b) National Theatre
- c) House of Assembly
- d) Governor’s Office
- The _____ is used for national celebrations and historical events in Lagos.
- a) National Theatre
- b) Railway Terminal
- c) Lekki Conservation Centre
- d) Tafawa Balewa Square
- History is important because it helps us _____.
- a) Forget the past
- b) Understand our roots
- c) Ignore our culture
- d) Avoid learning
- Who is the Father of Modern History?
- a) Plato
- b) Herodotus
- c) Aristotle
- d) Socrates
- We study History to _____.
- a) Play games
- b) Learn from past mistakes
- c) Sing songs
- d) Watch TV
- A Nuclear Family includes _____.
- a) Only grandparents
- b) Parents and children
- c) Cousins
- d) Friends
- An Extended Family includes _____.
- a) Only siblings
- b) Only parents
- c) Grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins
- d) Only friends
- Family History is the _____.
- a) Study of plants
- b) Record of past events in a family
- c) History of a country
- d) Study of animals
- The National Theatre is important for _____.
- a) Historical events
- b) Cultural and artistic performances
- c) Environmental preservation
- d) Governance
- Which place is significant for transportation history in Lagos?
- a) National Theatre
- b) Railway Terminal
- c) Bar Beach
- d) Lekki Conservation Centre
- Which of the following places is known for its recreational and cultural significance in Lagos?
- a) Tafawa Balewa Square
- b) Bar Beach
- c) Local Government Headquarters
- d) Governor’s Office
- The Governor’s Office contributes to the economic growth of Lagos by _____.
- a) Hosting cultural performances
- b) Attracting tourists
- c) Governing and administrating the state
- d) Preserving the environment
- Tafawa Balewa Square is used for _____.
- a) Wildlife preservation
- b) National celebrations and historical events
- c) Transportation
- d) Local governance
Class Activity Discussion
- What is the Governor’s Office in Lagos?
- The Governor’s Office is the seat of state governance and administration.
- Why is the First Storey Building in Nigeria important?
- It is a historical architecture from the colonial period.
- What happens at the Local Government Headquarters?
- Local governance and administration are managed here.
- Why is the Railway Terminal significant?
- It is important for the history of transportation in Lagos.
- What activities take place at the Lagos State House of Assembly Complex?
- Legislative activities and law-making.
- What is Bar Beach known for?
- Its recreational and cultural significance.
- What kind of events are hosted at the National Theatre?
- Cultural and artistic performances.
- What is the purpose of the Lekki Conservation Centre?
- Environmental and wildlife preservation.
- What is Tafawa Balewa Square used for?
- National celebrations and historical events.
- How do these places contribute to the economic growth of Lagos State?
- They attract tourists, create jobs, boost local businesses, and support sustainable development.
Presentation:
Step 1:
The teacher revises the previous topics on “Introduction to History,” “Family History,” and “Important Places of History in Lagos.”
Step 2:
The teacher distributes the revision test questions to the pupils.
Step 3:
The teacher allows pupils to answer the questions and provides assistance when necessary.
Teacher’s Activities:
- Review previous topics with pupils.
- Distribute revision questions.
- Monitor and assist pupils during the test.
Learners’ Activities:
- Participate in the review session.
- Answer the revision test questions.
Assessment:
- Pupils will answer fill-in-the-blank and multiple-choice questions.
- Teacher listens to pupil responses and checks understanding.
Conclusion:
- The teacher goes around to mark and provide feedback on the pupils’ answers.
- Recap of the key points discussed in the lesson.