Jss1 First Term Social Studies Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
Jss1 First Term Social Studies Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
JSS1 First Term Social Studies Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
Week 1: Introduction to Social Studies
Lesson Note: Introduce students to the concept of Social Studies and its importance in understanding society.
Activities: Group discussions on the meaning of social studies, a short quiz to gauge prior knowledge.
Week 2: Basic Concepts in Social Studies
Lesson Note: Cover fundamental concepts such as culture, community, and citizenship.
Activities: Class brainstorming sessions, role-playing activities depicting different cultures.
Week 3: Family and Its Functions
Lesson Note: Explore the role of the family in society.
Activities: Group presentations on diverse family structures, case studies on family dynamics.
Week 4: Local Community and its Institutions
Lesson Note: Examine local institutions like schools, churches, and markets.
Activities: Field trip to observe and interact with local community institutions, class discussions.
Week 5: National Symbols and Citizenship
Lesson Note: Teach about national symbols and the responsibilities of being a citizen.
Activities: Designing and presenting personal flags, discussing civic duties.
Week 6: Our Country and Its Geography
Lesson Note: Explore the geographical features of the country.
Activities: Map reading exercises, drawing and labeling geographical features.
Week 7: Cultural Heritage and Traditions
Lesson Note: Discuss the importance of cultural heritage.
Activities: Showcasing cultural artifacts, guest speakers sharing cultural experiences.
Week 8: Global Interactions
Lesson Note: Introduce the concept of global interactions and interdependence.
Activities: Role-playing international scenarios, discussing global issues.
Scheme of Work: JSS1 First Term Social Studies
Introduction to Social Studies
Definition and importance of Social Studies
Basic Concepts in Social Studies
Culture, community, citizenship
Family and Its Functions
Roles and dynamics of family
Local Community and its Institutions
Schools, churches, markets
National Symbols and Citizenship
National symbols, civic responsibilities
Our Country and Its Geography
Geographical features, map reading
Cultural Heritage and Traditions
Importance of cultural heritage, traditions
Global Interactions
Interdependence, global issues.