JSS1 Second Term Basic Science Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
Second Term: JSS1 Basic Science Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
Week 1: Introduction to Chemistry
Lesson: Basic concepts in chemistry.
Activity: Simple experiments to introduce chemical reactions.
Week 2: Microorganisms and Disease
Lesson: Understanding microorganisms and their role in causing diseases.
Activity: Observing microorganisms under a microscope.
Week 3: Weather and Climate
Lesson: Exploring the difference between weather and climate.
Activity: Daily weather observations and recording.
Week 4: Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures
Lesson: Introduction to elements, compounds, and mixtures.
Activity: Classifying common substances into elements, compounds, or mixtures.
Week 5: Sound and Hearing
Lesson: Basics of sound and the human sense of hearing.
Activity: Conducting simple sound experiments.
Week 6: Light and Sight
Lesson: Understanding light and how the human eye works.
Activity: Exploring the properties of light through experiments.
Week 7: Nutrition and Digestion
Lesson: Learning about the importance of nutrition and the digestive system.
Activity: Designing a balanced meal plan.
Week 8: Rocks and Minerals
Lesson: Studying the characteristics and types of rocks and minerals.
Activity: Identifying rocks and minerals using samples.
Week 9: Forces in Fluids
Lesson: Exploring the principles of buoyancy and fluid dynamics.
Activity: Floating and sinking experiments.
Week 10: Reproduction in Plants and Animals
Lesson: Understanding the process of reproduction in plants and animals.
Activity: Observing plant and animal life cycles.
Week 11: Revision Week
Lesson: Reviewing key concepts covered in the second term.
Activity: Group discussions, quizzes, and interactive review sessions.
Week 12: Examination Week
Lesson: Preparing students for the end-of-term examination.
Activity: Practice exams and clarifying doubts.
Week 13: School Dismissal Week
Lesson: Recap of key learnings from the term.
Activity: Certificates and awards distribution, farewell messages.
Note: Teachers should adapt the lesson notes and scheme of work to align with the curriculum and educational objectives of the school. Encouraging student participation and hands-on activities remains essential for effective learning.
