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The Cultural and Creative Arts (CCA) is an integration of Music, Visual Arts, Drama, and Dance in which a student is expected to grow alongside the cultural heritage of his people.
In junior secondary schools, cultural and creative arts education helps students explore their creativity and learn about different types of art, like music, painting, acting, and dancing. It is a way for them to express themselves and discover their cultural heritage.
Through these activities, students not only develop important skills but also get to understand more about themselves and the world they live in. They also learn and appreciate the many ways people express themselves through art.
In junior secondary schools, assessment methods in Cultural and Creative Arts (CCA) may vary from one institution to another. However, the common approaches include regular tests or quizzes, known as Continuous Assessment Tests (CATs), and end-of-term exams.
Students’ performance is graded on a scale ranging from A to F. An A grade reflects outstanding achievement, corresponding to scores around 70% or 80%. An F grade indicates failure, typically associated with scores below 50% or 45%.
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LAGOS STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION: UNIFIED SCHEMES OF WORK FOR JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL | ||
Cultural and Creative Arts Scheme of Work for Junior Secondary School 1(JSS1) | ||
Class | J.S.S.1 | |
Subject | Cultural and Creative Arts | |
Term | First Term | |
Week | Topic | Breakdown |
1 | Introduction to Cultural and Creative Arts | |
2 | Introduction to Arts | |
3 | Teamwork and sense of belonging | |
4 | Principles and Elements of Art and Design | |
5 | Drama and Theatre | |
6 | Modeling withPapier Mache | |
7 | Dance | |
8 | Forms and types of Dance | |
9 | Rudiments of Music | |
10 | Theory of Music | |
11 | Fundamentals and Elements of Music | |
12 | Revision | |
13 | Examination |
Term | Second Term | |
Week | Topic | Breakdown |
1 | Revision of work done in first term. | |
2 | Introduction to Local Craft – Basic Concepts | (a) Definition of local craft (b) Types of materials for making craft. (c) Tools and Equipment for making local craft: (i) Paper work (ii) Tie dye (iii) Batiks (iv) Basketry. (d) Crafts and Localities: (i) Blacksmithing – Awka, Lokoja. (ii) Weaving – Akwete, Oyo, Abeokuta, Okene, Tiv. (iii) Scupture – Oyo, Benin (iv) Dyeing – Maiduguri, Lagos, Abeokuta. (v) Leather work: Kano, Sokoto. (vi) Bread work: Nasarawa, Benin, Ekiti, Bida. (Animal horn: Sokoto, Bauchi, Borno, Kano |
3 | Introduction to Tie and Dye | (a) Meaning. (b) Types of Tie and Dye Design: tying, folding, clamping. (c) Materials and tools for Tie and Dye. Fabric-Medium, Dyes – Colouring, Chemical-fixers, Plastic basins-bath, Spatula-turning, Glove for protection, Twine for tieing, (d) Making of designs and furnishing process. |
4 | Modeling: Production of Models with Paper | (a) Meaning of paper mash (b) Materials and tools for making paper mash (c) Method of Making Paper mash (d) Uses. |
5 | Making of Models with Paper folding technique | (a) Meaning of paper folding technique (2) Materials and tools for paper folding technique (c) Method of paper folding (d) Uses of paper models |
6 | Production of Beads | (a) Definition of beads (b) Production of beads: (i) Roll paper beads (ii) Straw beads (iii) Seed d. Bottle (iv) bottle tops/cover beads. (c) Uses of beads |
7 | Production of Collage Using paper | (a) Making of paper cpllage (b) Uses of paper collage |
8 | Mosaics | (a) Meaning of mosaics (b) Materials and tools in making mosaics – different objects like broken bottle. Broken beads, seuins. – pen, pliers, knife, paint brush, scissors, Newspaper, Ruler, Paper different colour, Glue |
9 | Mosaics | (c) Uses of mosaics – jewelry, Flower vase, Greeting cards, Masks, Wall decorations, (d) Mosaics project, e.g. necklace pendant wall decoration |
10 | Revision | |
11 | Examination |
Term | Third Term | |
Week | Topic | Breakdown |
1 | COSTUME IN DRAMA | |
2 | MOSAIC | |
3 | THEORIES OF MUSIC | |
4 | INTRODUCTION TO CHOREOGRAPHY | |
5 | MAKE -UP IN DRAMA | |
6 | CONSEQUENCES OF USING FAKE AND ADULTERATED GOODS | |
7 | CONSEQUENCES OF USING FAKE AND ADULTERATED GOODS | |
8 | BEAD WORKS | |
9 | AFRICAN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS | |
10 | TIE – DYE | |
11 | REVISION | |
12 | EXAMINATION |
The recommended textbooks for Cultural and Creative arts in J.S.S.1 include:
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