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SS3 First Term Fishery Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

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SS3 First Term Fishery Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

 

Scheme of Work: SS3 First Term Fishery

 

Week 1-3: Introduction to Fisheries

 

Objective: Understand the basics of fisheries and its importance.

Activities:

Lecture on the definition and scope of fisheries.

Practical session on the types of fisheries (capture and culture).

Field trip to a local fishery to observe fishing methods.

Week 4-6: Fish Anatomy and Physiology

 

Objective: Comprehend the structure and functions of fish anatomy.

Activities:

Detailed lectures on fish anatomy and physiology.

Dissection of fish specimens in the laboratory.

Group projects on the adaptation of fish to their environments.

Week 7-9: Aquaculture and Fish Farming

 

Objective: Grasp the principles and practices of fish farming.

Activities:

Guest lecture from a local aquaculturist.

Hands-on experience in setting up a small fish farm.

Analysis of sustainable fish farming practices.

Week 10: Fish Preservation Techniques

 

Objective: Learn various methods to preserve fish.

Activities:

Demonstration of different fish preservation techniques.

Student-led experiments on salting, smoking, and drying fish.

Class discussion on the economic importance of fish preservation.

Week 11: Revision Week

 

Objective: Review and reinforce understanding of previous lessons.

Activities:

Group discussions on key concepts.

Practice tests and quizzes.

Individual consultations with the teacher.

Week 12: Examination Week

 

Objective: Assess students’ comprehension and application of fishery concepts.

Activities:

Written and practical examinations.

Presentation of fish farm design projects.

Evaluation of dissection skills.

Week 13: School Dismissal Week

 

Objective: Conclude the term with a recap and reflection.

Activities:

Student presentations on their favorite lessons.

Distribution of certificates for outstanding performance.

Teacher-student feedback session.

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