Secondary School Lesson Notes and Scheme of Work

SS3 Second Term Yoruba Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

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SS3 Second Term Yoruba Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

 

Second Term

Week 1-2: Yoruba Oral Tradition

 

Overview of oral tradition in Yoruba culture

Importance of oral history and storytelling

Analysis of famous Yoruba oral narratives

Week 3-4: Yoruba Art and Music

 

Exploration of traditional Yoruba art forms

Introduction to Yoruba music and instruments

Understanding the role of art and music in Yoruba society

Week 5-6: Yoruba Cuisine and Food Culture

 

Overview of traditional Yoruba cuisine

Cooking and tasting Yoruba dishes

Discussion on the significance of food in Yoruba culture

Week 7-8: Yoruba Religion and Beliefs

 

Introduction to traditional Yoruba religion

Exploration of Yoruba deities and rituals

Understanding the influence of religion on Yoruba culture

Week 9-10: Yoruba Poetry and Proverbs

 

In-depth analysis of Yoruba poems

Understanding the use of proverbs in Yoruba communication

Creative writing: composing Yoruba poems

Week 11: Revision Week

 

Review of topics covered in weeks 1-10

Practice exercises and quizzes

Clarification of doubts and questions

Week 12: Examination Week

 

Formal examination covering all topics

Evaluation of students’ understanding and application

Feedback and discussion on the exam

Week 13: School Dismissal Week

 

Recap of the term’s learning

Distribution of certificates or progress reports

Farewell and encouragement for continued learning during the break

Lesson Notes for Week 1 (Second Term)

Objective: Familiarize students with the significance of oral tradition in Yoruba culture.

 

Activities:

 

Class Discussion: Explore the importance of oral history in Yoruba society.

Guest Speaker: Invite a local storyteller to share traditional Yoruba narratives.

Group Activity: Analyze and discuss the moral lessons embedded in Yoruba oral traditions.

Homework: Research and present a short summary of a famous Yoruba oral narrative.

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