JSS1 Third Term Social Studies Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
JSS1 Third Term Social Studies Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
Week 1: Cultural Heritage and Preservation
Lesson: Significance of Cultural Heritage and Ways to Preserve It
Activity: Field trip to a local cultural site and reflection essays
Week 2: Migration and Urbanization
Lesson: Understanding Migration Patterns and Urban Growth
Activity: Group project on the impact of migration on urban areas
Week 3: Humanitarian Aid and Social Responsibility
Lesson: Exploring Humanitarian Efforts and Social Responsibility
Activity: Organizing a charity drive or community service project
Week 4: Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Lesson: Introduction to SDGs and their relevance in Social Studies
Activity: Group presentations on a selected SDG and possible local initiatives
Week 5: Technology and Society
Lesson: Impact of Technology on Social Dynamics
Activity: Debate on the positive and negative effects of technology in society
Week 6: Civic Education and Political Participation
Lesson: Encouraging Civic Engagement and Political Awareness
Activity: Mock election for class representatives with campaign speeches
Week 7: Social Media Literacy
Lesson: Navigating Social Media Responsibly
Activity: Creating guidelines for responsible social media usage
Week 8: Social Justice and Equality
Lesson: Advocating for Social Justice and Equality
Activity: Designing posters or campaigns promoting social justice
Week 9: Disaster Preparedness and Response
Lesson: Importance of Disaster Preparedness in Communities
Activity: Creating emergency response plans for common disasters
Week 10: Community Development Projects
Lesson: Students’ Role in Community Development
Activity: Planning and executing a small-scale community development project
Week 11: Revision Week
Review of key concepts and topics covered throughout the term
Week 12: Examination Week
Conducting a comprehensive examination based on the term’s syllabus
Week 13: School Dismissal Week
Celebration of achievements, final assessments, and a closing ceremony.