Jss3 First Term Civic Education Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
Jss3 First Term Civic Education Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
JSS3 First Term Civic Education Lesson Note and Scheme of Work:
Week 1: Understanding Civic Education
Lesson Note: Introduction to Civic Education, importance, and relevance.
Activities: Class discussion on civic responsibilities, group brainstorming on civic values.
Week 2: Citizenship and National Identity
Lesson Note: Exploring the concept of citizenship, understanding national identity.
Activities: Role-play scenarios depicting good citizenship, researching national symbols.
Week 3: Governance and Democracy
Lesson Note: Introduction to governance systems, basics of democracy.
Activities: Group debate on the merits of democracy, analyzing a democratic process.
Week 4: Human Rights and Responsibilities
Lesson Note: Understanding human rights, balancing rights with responsibilities.
Activities: Role-playing situations involving human rights, creating a class charter.
Week 5: Rule of Law
Lesson Note: Exploring the importance of the rule of law in society.
Activities: Mock trial activity, discussing real-world examples of the rule of law.
Week 6: Civic Engagement
Lesson Note: Encouraging students to participate in civic activities.
Activities: Group projects on community service, class discussions on civic engagement.
Week 7: Environmental Responsibility
Lesson Note: Understanding the role of citizens in environmental conservation.
Activities: Tree planting, environmental awareness campaigns within the school.
Week 8: Social Justice and Equality
Lesson Note: Discussing the concepts of social justice and equality.
Activities: Analyzing case studies on social justice issues, organizing a equality-themed event.
Week 9: Civic Education and Media Literacy
Lesson Note: Exploring the influence of media on civic education.
Activities: Analyzing news articles, creating a campaign against misinformation.
Week 10: Global Citizenship
Lesson Note: Broadening the perspective to global citizenship.
Activities: Researching and presenting on global issues, discussing international cooperation.
Week 11: Revision Week
Lesson Note: Reviewing key concepts covered in the term.
Activities: Group revision games, practice quizzes, and Q&A sessions.
Week 12: Examination Week
Lesson Note: Conducting final assessments based on the term’s content.
Week 13: School Dismissal Week
Lesson Note: Wrapping up the term, reinforcing key takeaways.
Activities: Class reflection on the term, awarding achievements, and setting goals for the next term.