SOCIAL AND CITIZENSHIP STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK

[Anthony Omoh]

Primary 1 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work for First Term

First Term

1. Week 1: Meaning of family

2. Week 2: Importance of family

3. Week 3: Members of the family (father, mother, children)

4. Week 4: Roles of family members

5. Week 5: Good habits at home (cleanliness, greetings, obedience)

6. Week 6: Good habits in school (punctuality, orderliness)

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Bad habits to avoid (lying, fighting, stealing)

10. Week 10: How to respect parents and elders

11. Week 11: Respect for authority (teachers, head teacher)

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

Second Term

1. Week 1: Rules at home

2. Week 2: Importance of rules at home

3. Week 3: Rules at school

4. Week 4: Importance of school rules

5. Week 5: Care of the environment (sweeping, cleaning, washing hands)

6. Week 6: Proper waste disposal

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Personal hygiene (bathing, brushing teeth, cutting nails)

10. Week 10: Benefits of cleanliness

11. Week 11: Dangers of dirtiness

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

Third Term

1. Week 1: Our community helpers – meaning

2. Week 2: Types of helpers: doctors, teachers, farmers

3. Week 3: Roles of helpers in the community

4. Week 4: Respect for community helpers

5. Week 5: Introduction to national symbols – flag
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6. Week 6: The national anthem (simple introduction)


7. Week 7: Revision


8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test


9. Week 9: The national pledge (simple introduction)


10. Week 10: Love for Nigeria – what it means


11. Week 11: How to show love for Nigeria (respect flag, sing anthem, obey laws)


12. Week 12: Revision


13. Week 13: Examination

 

[Anthony Omoh]

Primary 2 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work

First Term

1. Week 1: Meaning of extended family

2. Week 2: Importance of extended family

3. Week 3: Community life – meaning

4. Week 4: Examples of community life (market, town, school, church/mosque)

5. Week 5: Social groups – meaning

6. Week 6: Types of social groups (age grades, clubs, peer groups)

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Leadership roles in the family

10. Week 10: Leadership roles in school (class captain, prefects)

11. Week 11: Leadership roles in the community (chief, elders, teachers)

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

Second Term

1. Week 1: Honesty – meaning and examples

2. Week 2: Truthfulness – meaning and importance

3. Week 3: Kindness – meaning and examples

4. Week 4: Cooperation – meaning and examples

5. Week 5: Rules and responsibilities at school

6. Week 6: Rules and responsibilities in the community

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: National identity – meaning

10. Week 10: National coat of arms – description and meaning

11. Week 11: Nigerian leaders (past and present, simple introduction)

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

Third Term

1. Week 1: Care of the environment – sweeping, cleaning

2. Week 2: Refuse disposal – dustbins, refuse pits

3. Week 3: Importance of keeping the environment clean

4. Week 4: Respect for other people’s culture

5. Week 5: Road safety – meaning and importance

6. Week 6: Traffic rules – zebra crossing, red/green light

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Road signs (basic ones)

10. Week 10: Safety of pedestrians and passengers

11. Week 11: Care for school property (books, desks, blackboards)

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

 

[Anthony Omoh]

Primary 3 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work

First Term

1. Week 1: Culture – meaning

2. Week 2: Aspects of culture (food, dress, language)

3. Week 3: Festivals – types (religious, cultural)

4. Week 4: Leaders – types (traditional, religious, community)

5. Week 5: Rights of children – meaning and examples

6. Week 6: Duties of children at home, school, and community

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Importance of family and school rules

10. Week 10: Respect for elders and leaders

11. Week 11: Rewards of good behaviour

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

Second Term

1. Week 1: Respect – meaning and examples

2. Week 2: Contentment – meaning and importance

3. Week 3: Discipline – meaning and examples

4. Week 4: Democratic decision-making in school

5. Week 5: Importance of peace in school and community

6. Week 6: Cooperation among classmates and friends

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Tolerance – meaning and examples

10. Week 10: Ways of showing tolerance in school and community

11. Week 11: Benefits of peaceful living

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

Third Term

1. Week 1: Leadership – meaning

2. Week 2: Qualities of a good leader (honesty, fairness, hard work)

3. Week 3: Leadership in school (class captain, prefects)

4. Week 4: Leadership in community (chief, village head, imam, pastor)

5. Week 5: Road safety education – meaning

6. Week 6: Roles of road safety officers

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Public property – meaning and examples

10. Week 10: Care for public property (chairs, roads, water supply)

11. Week 11: Dangers of destroying public property

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

 

[Anthony Omoh]

Primary 4 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work


First Term Primary 4 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work

1. Week 1: Constitution – meaning

2. Week 2: Importance of the constitution

3. Week 3: Citizenship – meaning

4. Week 4: Rights of citizens

5. Week 5: Responsibilities of citizens

6. Week 6: Leaders – past and present (simple introduction)

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Duties of leaders

10. Week 10: Leadership qualities (honesty, courage, service)

11. Week 11: Respect for leaders

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

Second Term Primary 4 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work


1. Week 1: Democracy – meaning

2. Week 2: Features of democracy

3. Week 3: Decision-making in community and school

4. Week 4: Peaceful living – meaning and importance

5. Week 5: Conflict – meaning and causes

6. Week 6: Conflict resolution – simple methods

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Environmental pollution – meaning

10. Week 10: Types of pollution (air, water, land)

11. Week 11: Control of pollution (cleaning, recycling, planting trees)

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

Third Term Primary 4 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work


1. Week 1: National identity – meaning

2. Week 2: National pledge – meaning and importance

3. Week 3: National anthem – meaning and importance

4. Week 4: Coat of arms – description

5. Week 5: Tolerance – meaning and importance

6. Week 6: Respect for others’ opinions and religion

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Community development projects – meaning

10. Week 10: Examples of community projects (wells, roads, schools)

11. Week 11: Pupils’ participation in community service (cleaning, tree planting)

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

 

[Anthony Omoh]

Primary 5 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work

First Term Primary 5 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work

1. Week 1: National unity – meaning

2. Week 2: Importance of national unity

3. Week 3: Integration – meaning and examples

4. Week 4: Tolerance of other cultures

5. Week 5: Respect for other ethnic groups

6. Week 6: Electoral process – meaning

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Voting – meaning and importance

10. Week 10: How elections are conducted

11. Week 11: Choosing leaders in school and community

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination


Second Term Primary 5 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work

1. Week 1: Human rights – meaning

2. Week 2: Types of human rights (life, freedom, education, religion)

3. Week 3: Rule of law – meaning

4. Week 4: Importance of rule of law

5. Week 5: Common social problems – stealing

6. Week 6: Social problem – corruption

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Social problem – drug abuse

10. Week 10: Effects of social problems on society

11. Week 11: Security agencies – police and their duties

12. Week 12: Civil defense and army – their roles

13. Week 13: Examination

Third Term Primary 5 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work

1. Week 1: Religion – meaning

2. Week 2: Religion and peace – examples from Christianity and Islam

3. Week 3: Importance of peace in the nation

4. Week 4: Conflict – causes

5. Week 5: Conflict – effects on society

6. Week 6: Conflict management – simple ways

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Peaceful coexistence meaning

10. Week 10: Examples of peaceful coexistence in Nigeria

11. Week 11: Duties of citizens to the nation

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

 

[Anthony Omoh]

Primary 6 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work

First Term Primary 6 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work


1. Week 1: Nationalism – meaning

2. Week 2: Examples of Nigerian nationalists (Azikiwe, Awolowo, Ahmadu Bello, etc.)

3. Week 3: Patriotism – meaning

4. Week 4: Ways of showing patriotism

5. Week 5: Executive arm of government – functions

6. Week 6: Legislative arm – functions

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Judiciary – functions

10. Week 10: Security agencies – army, navy, air force

11. Week 11: Civil defense and police – roles

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

Second Term Primary 6 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work

1. Week 1: International cooperation – meaning

2. Week 2: ECOWAS – aims and functions

3. Week 3: African Union – aims and functions

4. Week 4: United Nations – aims and functions

5. Week 5: UNICEF – aims and functions

6. Week 6: WHO – aims and functions

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Global citizenship – meaning

10. Week 10: Interdependence of nations

11. Week 11: Qualities of a good leader

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination

Third Term Primary 6 Social and Citizenship Studies Scheme of work


1. Week 1: Sustainable development – meaning

2. Week 2: Importance of sustainable development

3. Week 3: Environmental conservation – meaning

4. Week 4: Ways of conserving the environment (planting trees, avoiding pollution)

5. Week 5: Entrepreneurship – meaning

6. Week 6: Small skills children can learn (farming, crafts, saving)

7. Week 7: Revision

8. Week 8: Mid-Term Test

9. Week 9: Self-reliance – meaning and importance

10. Week 10: Qualities of a good citizen – honesty, service, hard work

11. Week 11: Revision of all topics (summary of citizenship values)

12. Week 12: Revision

13. Week 13: Examination