Elements of Security: Integrity Security Education Primary 3 First Term Lesson Notes Week 2
Security Education Primary 3 First Term Lesson Notes Week 2
Subject: Security Education
Class: Primary 3
Term: First Term
Week: 2
Age: 8 years
Topic: Elements of Security: Integrity
Sub-topic: Understanding Integrity
Duration: 40 minutes
Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Explain the meaning of integrity.
- Discuss why integrity is a vital element of security.
Keywords: Integrity, Security, Honesty, Trust
Set Induction: Begin by asking pupils if they have ever told the truth even when it was difficult.
Entry Behaviour: Pupils have a basic understanding of honesty and truthfulness.
Learning Resources and Materials:
- Stories about honesty
- Flashcards with keywords
- Pictures showing acts of integrity
Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge: Connect to pupils’ understanding of being truthful and honest in their daily lives.
Embedded Core Skills: Critical thinking, Communication, Understanding concepts
Learning Materials: Lagos State Scheme of Work, stories, flashcards, pictures
Instructional Materials: Whiteboard, markers, stories, flashcards
Content:
Explanation of the Topic:
- Meaning of Integrity:
- Integrity means being honest and having strong moral principles.
- Example: Telling the truth even when it is hard.
- Why Integrity is Vital:
- Integrity builds trust. People can rely on you.
- It ensures information is accurate and reliable.
- It helps maintain security by preventing fraud and deception.
Evaluation:
- Integrity means being _______.
a) Dishonest
b) Honest
c) Secretive
d) Fake - A person with integrity tells the _______.
a) Lies
b) Secrets
c) Truth
d) Jokes - Integrity helps to build _______.
a) Doubt
b) Trust
c) Lies
d) Secrets - Integrity ensures information is _______.
a) False
b) Lost
c) Accurate
d) Hidden - Integrity prevents _______ and deception.
a) Trust
b) Fraud
c) Honesty
d) Truth - Telling the truth is an act of _______.
a) Integrity
b) Deception
c) Fraud
d) Hiding - People with integrity are _______.
a) Untrustworthy
b) Reliable
c) Dishonest
d) Secretive - Integrity is important for maintaining _______.
a) Secrets
b) Security
c) Lies
d) Fraud - A person without integrity may engage in _______.
a) Honesty
b) Fraud
c) Truth
d) Trust - Integrity helps to keep information _______.
a) False
b) Unreliable
c) Reliable
d) Secretive - Integrity builds _______ in relationships.
a) Doubt
b) Trust
c) Lies
d) Deception - People with integrity do not _______.
a) Cheat
b) Trust
c) Believe
d) Rely - Integrity is about having strong _______ principles.
a) Fake
b) Moral
c) Secret
d) False - Integrity helps in preventing _______ in information.
a) Accuracy
b) Reliability
c) Errors
d) Trust - Integrity means doing the right thing even when _______ is watching.
a) No one
b) Everyone
c) Someone
d) Everyone
Class Activity Discussion:
- What is integrity? Integrity means being honest and having strong moral principles.
- Why is integrity important? It builds trust and ensures information is accurate and reliable.
- How does integrity help in security? It prevents fraud and deception, maintaining accurate and trustworthy information.
- Can you give an example of integrity? Telling the truth even when it is hard is an example of integrity.
- What happens if someone lacks integrity? They may engage in dishonest acts like lying or cheating.
- Why is trust important in security? Trust ensures that people can rely on each other and the information they receive.
- How can integrity prevent fraud? By being honest and accurate, it prevents false information and deceitful actions.
- What does it mean to have strong moral principles? It means doing the right thing and being truthful, regardless of the situation.
- Can integrity be shown in small actions? Yes, even small acts of honesty and truthfulness show integrity.
- Why is integrity needed in everyday life? It helps build trust and ensures that we are reliable and trustworthy.
- How does integrity relate to honesty? Integrity is about always being honest and truthful.
- Can integrity be taught? Yes, through examples and encouraging honesty and strong morals.
- What is the opposite of integrity? Dishonesty or deceit.
- Why should we practice integrity? To build trust and maintain accurate, reliable information.
- How can we show integrity in school? By being honest with our teachers and classmates, and doing our work truthfully.
Presentation:
Step 1: The teacher revises the previous topic, which was “Elements of Security.”
Step 2: The teacher introduces the new topic by explaining the meaning of integrity and why it is vital.
Step 3: The teacher allows the pupils to give their own contributions and corrects them when and where necessary.
Teacher’s Activities:
- Explain the meaning of integrity with examples.
- Discuss why integrity is vital for security.
- Show stories and flashcards to illustrate integrity.
Learners’ Activities:
- Listen attentively to the teacher’s explanations.
- Participate in the discussion by sharing their ideas about integrity.
- Answer questions about the importance of integrity.
Assessment:
- Pupils will answer the fill-in-the-blank questions.
- Pupils will discuss and provide examples of integrity.
Ten Evaluation Questions:
- What is integrity?
- Why is integrity important?
- Give an example of integrity.
- How does integrity help in security?
- What happens if someone lacks integrity?
- Why is trust important in security?
- How can integrity prevent fraud?
- What does it mean to have strong moral principles?
- Can integrity be shown in small actions?
- Why is integrity needed in everyday life?
Conclusion: The teacher goes around to mark the pupils’ work and provides necessary feedback on the topic.
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