Primary 1 Civic Education Third Term Week one Date Class: primary one Subject:Civic Education Topic: why study civic education Duration: 40 minutes Previous knowledge : pupils have the understanding of civic education Behavioral objective: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to: List the importance of Civic education Instructional material: textbook, pictures,
COMMON ENTRANCE EXAMINATION INTO JSS1 NATIONAL VALUES Time Allowed: 1 hours 15 minutes INSTRUCTIONS: PAPER I This examination has only multiple choice questions There are fifty (50) items. Each item has four possible answers A,B,C or D. Choose the correct answer On your answer sheet, shade the circle which has the letter A,B,C,
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 : The pupils have previous knowledge of Different between national symbols and other
THIRD TERM CIVIC EDUCATION PRIMARY FOUR Scheme of work 1.Revision for last term work 2. Traffic Regulations: *Meaning of traffic regulation *Traffic signs *Importance of traffic regulation. 3. Traffic regulations continuation *Reasons we need to obey traffic regulations 4. Agencies enforcing traffic regulation. 5. Problems of traffic regulations. 6. Solutions to problems of traffic regulations.
CIVIC EDUCATION SCHEME OF WORK FOR BASIC 9 SESSION (THIRD TERM) WEEK review of last term’s work Role of Citizen’s in constitutional development Process of constitutional development 3 National Security Meaning; The role of citizen in mainting national unity e.g. vigilance, patriotism, obedience etc. National security agencies: Military, Para-Military Services (Civil Defence), Police, State Security
Class: Basic 5 Subject: Civic Education Topic: Tests Instructions : Read and answer the following questions. 1. The ruling political party in Nigeria is _______________. (a) APC (b) PDP (c) APGA 2. The use of drugs without doctor’s prescription is known as __________________. (a) drug addict (b) drug trafficking
Opposing the statement: “It is the home and not the school that contributes more moral laxity among students Subject : Civic Education Term : Third Term / 3rd Term Week: Week 4 Class : Primary 5 Previous lesson : Conflict Resolution For Kids Topic : Opposing the statement: “It is the home and
Lesson Plan Presentation Subject: Civic Education Topic: Differences and Similarities between Colonial Constitutions and Post-Independent Constitutions Grade Level: JSS 2 Duration: 1 hour Subject : Civic Education Class :JSS 2 Term : Third Term Week : Week 5 Topic : List 5 differences between Colonial constitutions and Post Independent constitutions 2. State 5 similarly among
Subject : Civic Education Term : Third Term / 3rd Term Week: Week 7 Class : Nursery 1 Previous lesson : Play Activities Topic : Gender Fairness Behavioural objectives : At the end of the lesson, the pupils should be able to discuss the simple meaning of gender say if they
Class: Basic 5 Subject: Civic Education Topic: Political Parties in Nigeria. A political party is an organized group of people who have the same ideology, or who otherwise have the same political positions. Political parties are groups of people who field candidates for elections, in an attempt to get