INTRODUCTION TO SCIENCE | BASIC SCIENCE J S 1 | FIRST TERM SCHEME FOR J S 1
BASIC SCIENCE J S 1 | FIRST TERM SCHEME OF WORK | INTRODUCTION TO SCIENCE
FIRST TERM COMPLETE LESSON NOTE/PLAN WITH SCHEME
WEEK 1
Introduction to science
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Explains the concept of science and scientific process
- Analyze science related occupations and the benefits of science to mankind
- Highlight the applications of science and scientific inventions
INTRODUCTION TO SCIENCE | BASIC SCIENCE J S 1 | FIRST TERM SCHEME FOR J S 1
WEEK 2
LIVING AND NON -LIVING THINGS (I)
Classification and states of matter
Characteristics of living things
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Categorizes living and non-living things as matter
- Classify objects according to the states of matter
- Enumerate the distinguishing characteristics between living and non- living things.
BASIC SCIENCE J S 1 | FIRST TERM SCHEME OF WORK | INTRODUCTION TO SCIENCE
WEEK 3
LIVING AND NON -LIVING THINGS (II)
Characteristics and importance of plants and animals.
Differences between Plants and Animals
Classification of non –living things into metals and non-metals
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Appraise the characteristics and importance of plants and animals.
- Differentiate between plants and animals
- Separate objects into metals and non-metals, stating their properties
WEEK 4
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Puberty and Adolescence
Puberty/Adolescent changes (Physical, social and emotional
Menstruation, Menstrual cycle and hygiene
Coping with concerns at adolescence
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Explain the concept of puberty and adolescence
- Recognize and explore pubertal changes in boys and girls
- Propose skills in coping with concerns at puberty
WEEK 5
FAMILY HEALTH (I)
Personal Cleanliness /Personal
Hygiene
Environmental Cleanliness (Sanitation) and methods used for maintaining Cleanliness
Effect of poor hygiene and Sanitation
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Justify the need for/ importance of personal and environmental cleanliness.
- propose ways of maintaining personal and environmental cleanliness.
- determine the effect of poor hygiene and sanitation on society.
WEEK 6
FAMILY HEALTH (II)
Nutrition and food nutrients
Classes of food, sources and functions
Balanced/Adequate diet
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Relate nutrition and food nutrients to the prevention of diseases.
- Classify food items based on food nutrients and state their functions.
- Plan a three (3) day adequate/balanced diet to maintain good health.
WEEK 7
CONTINUOUS ASSESSMEN/MID TERM BREAK
WEEK 8
FAMILY HEALTH(III)
DRUGS/SUBSTANCE ABUSE(I)
Definition Of drug,
Drug abuse, Drug misuse, Drug Addition
Sources of Drugs and
Commonly abused drugs/substances
Effects of Drug abuse/Addiction
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Explain the meaning of drug, drug abuse and drug addiction
- Explore the sources and commonly abused drugs.
- Predict the effects of drug abuse on young people.
BASIC SCIENCE J S 1 | FIRST TERM SCHEME OF WORK | INTRODUCTION TO SCIENCE
WEEK 9
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
MALE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL R/S
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Acknowledge the benefits of knowing about the male reproductive system.
- Recognize the parts of the male reproductive system.
- Draw/mould and label the internal parts of the Male reproductive system.
WEEK 10
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
FEMALE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL R/S
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Acknowledge the benefits of knowing about the reproductive systems.
- Recognize the parts of the male reproductive system.
- Draw/mould and label the internal parts of the Male reproductive system
WEEK 11
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