kG 1 Personal And Physical Development 1st Term ( First Term ) FIRST TERM COURSE WORK PERSONAL, SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT (PSED) Weekly Course Outline Content CONTENTS OUTLINE Meaning of family Members of a family Greeting Greeting Daddy and Mummy/ Adults Meeting a new friend Healthy affection Meaning of love Loving actions
CLASS : JSS 2 SUBJECT : AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE TERM : FIRST TERM E-NOTE WEEK 10 Cultural Practices Introduction The aim of the farmer is to get maximum yield from his farm operations. For this reason, he adopts a number of measures to get the best out of the soil. Pre-planting
CLASS : JSS 2 SUBJECT : AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE TERM : FIRST TERM E-NOTE WEEK 9 Introduction Crop propagation is the process by which plants are multiplied as independent units. Crop propagation simply means the multiplication of crops through reproduction. For instance, 1 seed of maize if it undergoes propagation can
CLASS : JSS 2 SUBJECT : AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE TERM : FIRST TERM E-NOTE WEEK 8: TOPIC: FARM MACHINES (CONTD) Content — Tractor coupled implements Sprayers and maintenance of farm machines Sub-topic 1 TRACTOR COUPLED IMPLEMENTS: These are farm implements that are attached to the tractor while using them to work.
CLASS : JSS2 SUBJECT : AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE TERM : FIRST TERM E-NOTE WEEK : WEEK 7 Topic: Farm machines Farm Machinery Farm machinery are different type of machines and implements used in farming operations. These machines and implements are; Tractors Bulldozer Planters Sprayer Sheller Ridger Ploughs Harrows Harvesters Dryer Incubator Milking machines
CLASS : JSS2 SUBJECT : AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE TERM : FIRST TERM E-NOTE WEEK 6 Topic: Siting of Farm and Layout of Farm Structure Introduction Farm Structures and Buildings is the home of farm animals and a production centre. They may be constructed with blocks, mud, zinc, thatch, wood or aluminium. Farmsteads may include
CLASS : JSS2 SUBJECT : AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE TERM : FIRST TERM E-NOTE WEEK : WEEK 4 WEEK 4 DATE: TOPIC: Soil conservation Content: Meaning of soil conservation. Ways by which soil losses its nutrients. Effects of soil conservation practices on the environment. SUB TOPIC 1: MEANING OF SOIL CONSERVATION. Conservation is regarded
CLASS : JSS2 SUBJECT : AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE TERM : FIRST TERM E-NOTE WEEK : WEEK 3 WEEK 3 DATE: TOPIC: SOIL FERTILITY AND MANAGEMENT. Contents: 1. Meaning of soil fertility 2. Methods of soil fertility management (Advantages and disadvantages of each methods) . SUB TOPIC 1:MEANING OF SOIL FERTILITY. Soil fertility is
CLASS : JSS2 SUBJECT : AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE TERM : FIRST TERM E-NOTE WEEK : WEEK 5 WEEK: 5 DATE: TOPIC: FARM STRUCTURES AND BUILDINGS CONTENT: Definition of farm structures and buildings Types of farm structures eg silo, cribs, rhombus, barns, fish ponds, etc. Types of farm buildings such as poultry, houses, pens,
CLASS : JSS2 SUBJECT : AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE TERM : FIRST TERM E-NOTE WEEK : WEEK 2 WEEK 2 DATE: TOPIC: PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SOIL. CONTENT: 1. soil texture 2. Soil structure 3. Soil pH. SUB TOPIC 1: SOIL TEXTURE. This refers to the relative proportions of the various sized particles