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SOCIAL STUDIES PRIMARY 3 SECOND TERM LESSON NOTE

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SOCIAL STUDIES PRIMARY 3 SECOND TERM LESSON NOTE

Week: One

Topic: Revision

Week: Two

Date:

Class: Basic Three

Subject: Social Studies

Topic: Prevention of accident in the school and home

Period:

Duration: 40 minutes

Previous knowledge: Students have learnt about accidents

Behavioural objectives: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to

Explain what prevention means.
Mention ways of preventing accidents in school/home.

Instructional material: Picture of people obeying the zebra crossing, electric wire connections.Reference material: Learn Africa Basic Social Studies with Security Education for primary schools by B.J Obebe and others

Content

Prevention of accident in the school and home.

What is prevention? Prevention are the things we do to avoid something bad from happening to us.

Ways of preventing accidents in the home and in the school

In the home

We can avoid many accidents in the following ways:

All sharp objects like knives, forks, blades and cutlasses should be kept in their proper places. They should be used only for the purpose they are meant. They should also be kept out of the reach of children.
When we eat banana, we should throw the skin into the refuse bin
We should not run or be careless on the staircase. We should also hold the hand rails when walking on the staircase.
Our bathtub should be washed thoroughly and regularly.
Stay away from all electrical appliances especially exposed wires.
We must not play with hot objects such as hot water, electric iron and hot stove.
Floors should be kept dry all the time.

In the school

The school playground must be free from sharp objects.
The school farm must not be bushy.
The teachers in charge of the various laboratories should train children on how to handle laboratory equipment and watch them carefully.
Bad tables and chairs in the school should be repaired or removed.
When we play football on the field, we should not be rough. We should show love to those we play with.
Our school bags should be put on the shelves in the classroom. Where shelves are not available, they should be provided by the school.

Presentation

Step I: Teacher revises the previous topic

Step II: Teacher inroduces the new topic ” Prevention of accident in the school and home.”

Step III: Teacher explains how we can prevent accident in the school

Step IV: Teacher lists and discuss how to avoid accident at home.

Step VI: Pupils copy the note and submit for marking

Evaluation: 1. What is accident?

Mention two accident in the school and home each.

Conclusion: Teacher concludes the lesson by evaluating the students and gives an assignment

Assignment: 1. Define prevention

Mention two ways of preventing accident in the school.
List three ways of avoiding accident at home.

Week: Three

Date:

Class: Basic Two

Subject: Social Studies

Topic: Caring for accident victims

Period:

Duration: 40 minutes

Previous knowledge: Students have learnt about accidents

Behavioural objectives: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to

List steps of caring for accident victims in the school and home

Instructional material: Picture of an accident victim receiving treatment in the hospital.

Reference material: Learn Africa Basic Social Studies with Security Education for primary schools by B.J Obebe and others

Content

Caring for accident victims

Accidents are things we do not plan for. Even after avoiding accidents, they may still happen. The following are some of the ways we can take care of accident victims. Victims are those who are hurt during accidents.

When accidents occur, we should report to our parents or teachers.
Adults should give the victim first aid.
Remove what has caused the accident, like banana skin or broken bottle.
Take the victim to a nearby clinic or hospital.
Teach the victim how to avoid such accidents in the future.

Presentation

Step I: Teacher revises the previous topic

Step II: Teacher inroduces the new topic “Caring for accident victims.”

Step III: Teacher states and explains how we can care for accident victims in the school and home.

Step IV: Teacher explains further with relevant examples

Step V: Pupils make relevant contribution

Evaluation:

Accidents that happen at home are ______________________.
Accidents that happen on the road are called _____________.
Accidents that happen at work places are called _______.

SOCIAL STUDIES PRIMARY 3 SECOND TERM LESSON NOTE

Conclusion: Teacher concludes the lesson by evaluating the students and gives an assignment

Assignment:

List at least three ways we can care for accident victims

SOCIAL STUDIES PRIMARY 3 SECOND TERM LESSON NOTE

Week: Four

Date:

Class: Basic Two

Subject: Social Studies

Topic: What is drug?

SOCIAL STUDIES PRIMARY 3 SECOND TERM LESSON NOTE

Period:

Duration: 40 minutes

Previous knowledge: Students have taken or at least seen drugs before.

Behavioural objectives: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to

Explain the “word” drug.
List types of drugs.
Mention some examples of drugs
States the benefits of drugs.

Instructional material: Panadol, pictures, charts and recommended textbooks

Reference material: Learn Africa Basic Social Studies with Security Education for primary schools by B.J Obebe and others

Content

Meaning of drugs

Drugs are substances that are taken into the body to cure diseases or illnesses. They are given to sick people by a doctor or nurse to make them feel better.

Drugs can be taken through the mouth or injected into the body.

Types of drugs

Drugs may be liquid or solid.

Liquid drugs are called syrup.
Solid drugs are called tablets, caplets or capsules.

Examples of drugs include:- panadol, paracetamol, penicillin, aspirin, neofylin etc.

Benefits of drugs to our body

Drugs can be used for the following benefits:

We take drugs to cure diseases and illnesses.
We also take drugs to protect us from sickness or diseases. An example of such a drug is the polio vaccine.
We take drug to improve our health.

Presentation

Step I: Teacher revises the previous topic

Step II: Teacher inroduces the new topic ” What is drug?”

Step III: Teacher explains the meaning of drug.

Step IV: Teacher mentions types and examples of drugs

Step V: Teacher explains the benefits of drugs

Step VI: Pupils contribute and ask questions

Evaluation:

Substances taken into the body to cure illnesses are called __________. A lipton B drugs C milk

2 Drugs can be taken through the mouth or _________________. A the skin B the nose C both of the above

Drugs may be liquid or _____________.A sticky B solid C gummy
We take drugs to ______________________. A. fill hunger B cure illnesses C acquire sickness

Conclusion: Teacher concludes the lesson by evaluating the students and gives an assignment

Assignment:

Drugs are given to people who are ________________________.
Mention two benefits of drugs.Week: Five

Date:

Class: Basic Two

Subject: Social Studies

Topic: The categories of drug

Period:

Duration: 40 minutes

Previous knowledge: Students have been taught fundamental things about drugs.

Behavioural objectives: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to

Mention the categories of drugs.
List examples of drugs under each category.
Write down the different types of drugs they know.

Instructional material: panadol, cigarette, pictures, charts and recommended textbooks

Reference material: Learn Africa Basic Social Studies with Security Education for primary schools by B.J Obebe and others

Content

The categories of drugs

Categorises refer to different classes (or groups) we can put different drugs. Drugs can be divided into the following groups or categories:

Legal drugs

These are drugs that are not common but which we can use if prescribed (given to us) by a doctor. The drug seller will not sell such drugs if the buyer does not present the prescription form (the card or paper where doctor wrote the drug). Examples of legal drugs are Valium 5 and Augmentin.

2 Socially acceptance drugs

These are drugs that are well known by people, and that are sold at drug stores or given by doctors in the hospital. They are sold without a doctor’s prescription. They are not harmful and can be used to cure illness like pains and aches. They include Paracetamol/Ampicilin and cough syrups.

3 Illegal drugs

These are drugs that are considered harmful to the body and banned. The law prevents people from using them. Anybody found with such drugs would be arrested. Examples include heroin, marijuana, Indian hemp and cocaine.

Presentation

Step I: Teacher revises the previous topic

Step II: Teacher inroduces the new topic ” The categories of drugs”

Step III: Teacher explains the different categories of drugs

Step IV: Teacher explains further with relevant examples

Step V: Pupils contribute and ask questions

Evaluation:

Drugs that are not common but are allowed to be used if prescribed by a doctor are _______________________ drugs. A legal B socially acceptance C illegal
Drugs that are well known by people and sold at drug stores are __________________________. A legal drugs B socially acceptable drugs C illegal drugs
Drugs that are considered harmful and banned by law are _______________. A illegal drugs B legal drugs C socially acceptable drugs

Conclusion: Teacher summarises the lesson and gives an assignment.

Assignment:

An example of socially acceptable drugs is _________________.
List three examples of illegal drugs

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