North-East Geopolitical Zones Peoples (Modern) History Primary 3 First Term Lesson Notes Week 9
Week 9: North-East Geopolitical Zones Peoples (Modern)
Subject: History
Class: Primary 3
Term: First Term
Week: 9
Age: 8 years
Topic: North-East Geopolitical Zones Peoples (Modern)
Learning Objectives
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Name the states that comprise the North-East geopolitical zone.
- Give the capitals of the states in the North-East zone.
- Research and identify the current governors of the North-East geopolitical zone.
- Examine the natural resources of the North-East geopolitical zone.
Keywords
- States
- Capitals
- Governors
- Natural resources
Set Induction
Start with a review of the North-East geopolitical zone by showing a map of Nigeria and highlighting the states within the zone.
Entry Behavior
Pupils should have basic knowledge of the Nigerian states and capitals from previous lessons.
Learning Resources and Materials
- Map of Nigeria showing the North-East geopolitical zone
- Picture chart showing the current governors of the North-East zone
- Charts of natural resources in the North-East zone
Building Background / Connection to Prior Knowledge
Connect the lesson to previous topics on different geopolitical zones, focusing on the states and capitals to refresh pupils’ memories.
Embedded Core Skills
- Citizenship
- Communication and collaboration
- Research and analysis
Learning Materials
- Maps of Nigeria
- Charts of governors and natural resources
- Picture charts
Reference Books
- Lagos State Scheme of Work
- Relevant history textbooks and online resources
Instructional Materials
- Maps and charts
- Pictures of governors
Content
- States in the North-East Zone:
- Adamawa
- Bauchi
- Borno
- Gombe
- Taraba
- Yobe
- Capitals of the States:
- Adamawa: Yola
- Bauchi: Bauchi
- Borno: Maiduguri
- Gombe: Gombe
- Taraba: Jalingo
- Yobe: Damaturu
- Governors:
- Adamawa: Ahmadu Fintiri
- Bauchi: Bala Mohammed
- Borno: Babagana Zulum
- Gombe: Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya
- Taraba: Darius Ishaku
- Yobe: Mai Mala Buni
- Natural Resources in the North-East Zone:
- Oil and gas
- Coal
- Tin
- Limestone
Evaluation
- The capital of Adamawa state is ______.
a) Bauchi
b) Yola
c) Gombe
d) Maiduguri - The current governor of Borno state is ______.
a) Ahmadu Fintiri
b) Babagana Zulum
c) Bala Mohammed
d) Darius Ishaku - The North-East geopolitical zone includes the state of ______.
a) Lagos
b) Yobe
c) Rivers
d) Kano - The natural resource found in the North-East zone is ______.
a) Gold
b) Oil and gas
c) Cocoa
d) Uranium - The capital of Bauchi state is ______.
a) Jalingo
b) Damaturu
c) Bauchi
d) Maiduguri - The governor of Gombe state is ______.
a) Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya
b) Mai Mala Buni
c) Babagana Zulum
d) Bala Mohammed - The state with its capital as Damaturu is ______.
a) Adamawa
b) Yobe
c) Borno
d) Bauchi - The main natural resource in the North-East zone is ______.
a) Tin
b) Cocoa
c) Gold
d) Oil and gas - The governor of Taraba state is ______.
a) Darius Ishaku
b) Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya
c) Ahmadu Fintiri
d) Babagana Zulum - The capital of Gombe state is ______.
a) Maiduguri
b) Jalingo
c) Gombe
d) Bauchi - The North-East zone is known for its ______ resources.
a) Oil and gas
b) Gold
c) Timber
d) Diamonds - The governor of Yobe state is ______.
a) Mai Mala Buni
b) Bala Mohammed
c) Ahmadu Fintiri
d) Darius Ishaku - The North-East geopolitical zone does not include the state of ______.
a) Adamawa
b) Taraba
c) Rivers
d) Gombe - The capital of Taraba state is ______.
a) Yola
b) Maiduguri
c) Jalingo
d) Bauchi - The current governor of Bauchi state is ______.
a) Bala Mohammed
b) Mai Mala Buni
c) Babagana Zulum
d) Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya
Class Activity Discussion
- Q: What are the states that comprise the North-East geopolitical zone?
A: Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Taraba, and Yobe. - Q: What is the capital of Bauchi state?
A: Bauchi. - Q: Who is the current governor of Borno state?
A: Babagana Zulum. - Q: What are some natural resources found in the North-East zone?
A: Oil and gas, coal, tin, limestone. - Q: What is the capital of Yobe state?
A: Damaturu. - Q: Name one state in the North-East zone.
A: Gombe. - Q: Who is the governor of Adamawa state?
A: Ahmadu Fintiri. - Q: What natural resource is abundant in the North-East zone?
A: Oil and gas. - Q: What is the capital of Taraba state?
A: Jalingo. - Q: Who is the governor of Gombe state?
A: Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya. - Q: What is the capital of the North-East zone’s state of Adamawa?
A: Yola. - Q: Which state in the North-East has Maiduguri as its capital?
A: Borno. - Q: Name the current governor of Yobe state.
A: Mai Mala Buni. - Q: What is a major natural resource of the North-East zone?
A: Tin. - Q: What is the capital of Gombe state?
A: Gombe.
Presentation
- Step 1: Review the previous lesson on the North-East geopolitical zone.
- Step 2: Introduce the new lesson focusing on modern aspects: states, capitals, governors, and natural resources.
- Step 3: Allow pupils to work in groups and pairs to research and present their findings.
Teacher’s Activities
- Introduce the lesson and explain key concepts.
- Facilitate group and pair activities.
- Guide research and discussion sessions.
- Provide feedback and clarify any questions.
Learners’ Activities
- Participate in class and group discussions.
- Conduct research and present findings.
- Complete fill-in-the-blank, theory, and true/false questions.
Assessment
- Observe participation and accuracy in group work.
- Review completed questions and research findings.
- Use quizzes and discussions to assess understanding.
Evaluation Questions
- What are the states in the North-East geopolitical zone?
- Name the capital of Yobe state.
- Who is the current governor of Taraba state?
- What natural resources are found in the North-East zone?
- Describe the capital of Bauchi state.
- Who governs Gombe state currently?
- What is the capital of Adamawa state?
- What is a major natural resource in the North-East zone?
- Name the governor of Borno state.
- Describe the capital city of Gombe state.
Conclusion
- Review pupils’ answers and research findings.
- Provide necessary feedback and address any misconceptions.
- Prepare for the next lesson by summarizing key points from the current lesson.
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