Civic Education

Understanding the Rights and Duties of Citizens in Nigeria

Civic Education JSS 1, Second Term, Week 4 lesson note on Rights and Duties of Citizens, following your preferred format. Subject: Civic Education Class: JSS 1Term: Second TermWeek: 4Age: 12-14 yearsTopic: Rights and Duties of CitizensSub-topic: Definition of Rights and DutiesDuration: 40 minutes Behavioral Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students should be able

First Term Lesson Notes For Week 9 From Primary 1 To Primary 6

Week 9 First Term Lesson Notes / Plans For Primary 1 To Primary 6    Previous Week :  Week 8 First Term Lesson Notes From Primary 1 To Primary 6   Primary 1 Week 9 First Term Plan Lesson Notes English Studies Primary 1 Week 9 First Term Plan Lesson Notes  Identification and Pronunciation of

National Anthem and National Currency.

The Nigerian National Anthem and National Currency Lesson Plan for Primary 3 Lesson Details Subject: Civic Education Class: Basic 3 / Primary 3 Term: Second Term Week: 4 Age: 7 – 8 years Topic: The Nigerian National Anthem and National Currency Sub-topic: The importance of the National Anthem and recognizing the denominations of Nigerian currency

Exam Questions Second Term SS 2 Civic Education

S S 2 CIVIC EDUCATION 1. ________is a body of rules and regulations through which a society is governed to maintain peace and order. (a) programme (b) virtue (c) integrity (d) law 2. There are _______forms of democracy (a) 4 (b) 3 (c) 5 (d) 2 3. ____________is a system where citizens choose their representative

Moral Instructions Exams Pry 4 First Term

Edu Delight Tutors Tapa Street off Freeman Street FIRST TERM EXAMINATION CLASS: BASIC FOUR SUBJECT: MORAL INSTRUCTION TIME: 1 HOUR Instructions for Teachers and Students Teachers: Ensure all students follow the rules during the examination. Supervise closely to prevent any form of cheating. Students: Read each question carefully before answering. No talking or copying from

Primary 3 Civic Education Second Term Examinations

Examination: Basic 3 Civics Education General Instructions for Teachers and Students: For Teachers: Ensure that all students understand the instructions clearly before beginning. Encourage students to work independently and avoid any form of cheating or malpractice. Remind students that this is an opportunity to show what they have learned and to do their best. For

Respect for Government Property: What You Need to Know Civic Education

  Lesson Plan: Respect for Government Property Subject: Civic Education Class: Basic 3 / Primary 3 / Class 3 Term: Second Term Week: Week 10 Age: 8-9 years Topic: Respect for Government Property Sub-Topic: Understanding Government Property and Why We Should Respect It Duration: 40-50 minutes Behavioral Objectives: By the end of this lesson, students

Respect for Constituted Authority – Civic Education for Primary 3

Lesson Plan: Respect for Constituted Authority Subject: Civic Education Class: Basic 3 / Primary 3 / Class 3 Term: Second Term Week: Week 9 Age: 8-9 Years Topic: Respect for Constituted Authority Sub-topic: Types of Constituted Authority and Ways to Show Respect Duration: 40 minutes Behavioral Objectives: By the end of the lesson, pupils should

Respect for Elders in the Society: A Guide for Primary 3 Students

Respect for Elders in the Society Lesson Details Subject: Civic Education Class: Basic 3 / Primary 3 / Class 3 Term: Second Term Week: Week 8 Age: 8-10 years Topic: Respect for Elders in the Society Sub-topic: Ways to Show Respect to Elders Duration: 40-50 minutes   Behavioral Objectives By the end of the lesson,

How to Demonstrate Respect for National Symbols in Nigeria

  Lesson Plan: How to Demonstrate Respect for National Symbols Subject: Civic Education Class: Basic 3 / Primary 3 / Class 3 Term: Second Term Week: Week 7 Age: 8–10 years Topic: How to Demonstrate Respect for National Symbols Sub-topic: Respect for the Nigerian National Symbols Duration: 40–45 minutes Behavioral Objectives: By the end of

Respect for Other Symbols – Civic Education for Primary 3

Respect for Other Symbols Edu Delight Tutors Subject: Civic Education Class: Basic 3 / Primary 3 / Class 3 Term: Second Term Week: Week 6 Topic: Respect for Other Symbols Previous Knowledge Pupils have learned about the differences between National Symbols and Other Symbols in previous lessons. Behavioural Objectives At the end of the lesson,

Primary 4 Civic Education 1st, 2nd and 3rd Term Lesson Notes

Primary 4 First Term Scheme Of work Civic Education First Term Civic Education Primary 4 Week 1   Our values   week 2   Respect for other people’s culture   Week 3   Community leadership   Week 4 Communalism   Week 5   Types of Government   Week 6   Difference between traditional and constitutional

Concept of Forgiveness in Civic Education for Primary 6

CIVIC EDUCATION PRIMARY 6 SECOND TERM LESSON NOTES WEEK 6 Lesson Details Subject: Civic Education Class: Primary 6 Term: Second Term Week: 6 Age: 10–12 years Topic: Concept of Forgiveness Sub-topic: Meaning and Attributes of Forgiveness Duration: 40 minutes Behavioral Objectives By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: Define forgiveness. Mention