Primary 1 National Values Education Scheme of Work

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National Values Education for Primary 1 is a broad subject, it is a combination of Civic Education, Security Education and Social Studies. The scheme for this class is designed to expose the pupils to the things happening in the society. It will also teach them how to protect themselves and avoid those things. This class scheme is also designed to teach them values, family settings, types of family etc.

The subdivisions of this subject center on different lessons to be taught to the pupils which are as follows:

Civic Education: This Subject in this class will introduce the pupils to their rights, the media, Hiv, Obedience etc. This subdivision will train them on how to be a good citizen.
Security Education: This Sub-subject will introduce the pupils on how to protect themselves and security guidelines with topics like Security, Insecurity, Alert Signs, Security Colors etc. This class will be able to equip the pupils to some extent on the insecurity of the country.
Social Studies: This Sub-subject is a tool to equip them with social values on the pupils from the foundational level. Values such as: Family, Culture, Values and food will be taught to the students.

As this class is designed to equip the Pupils with Moral, Civic and Security values, the Pupils are also expected to bring their suggestions to the topics taught, and the discussions should be related to their everyday lives.

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Primary 1 First Term Scheme of Work for National Values Education

	LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT MINISTRY OF EDUCATION UNIFIED SCHEMES OF WORK FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
	National Values and Education Scheme of Work for Primary/Basic 1
	CLASS	Primary/Basic 1
	SUBJECT	National Values and Education
	TERM	First Term
WEEKS	TOPICS	Learning Objectives
1(Civic Education)	Readiness test / Meaning Of civic education: -Why we study Civic Education	By the end of the lesson,pupils should be able to: i. explain what is meant by Civic Education: ii. highlight reasons why we study Civic Education; iii. outline democratic activities and civic right and responsibilities.
(Security Education)	Concept of Security	By the end of the lesson; pupils should be able to: i. define the meaning of security; ii. describe how a security personnel looks like.
(Social Studies)	Meaning of social studies -The study of man and how his problems are solved in the environment	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. explain the meaning of Social Studies; ii. list at least two problems of man; iii. state how the problems listed above can be solved.
2(Civic Education)	-Ways through which civic education can be important at school • Rights ofa child •Rights of a citizen	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. identify simple ways through which Civic Education can be important at school; ii. outline some of the rights of a child; iii. describe some of the rights of a citizen.
(Security Education)	Concept of security	By the end of the lesson; pupils should be able to: i. mention security facts e.g. do not take anything from a stranger. ii. do not follow a stranger e.t.c.; iii. discuss strangers tactics.
(Social Studies)	Family Meaning of a family	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. Explain the meaning of a family and mention some members of the family
3(Civic Education)	Ways through which Civic Education can be important at home.	By the end of the class, pupils should be able to: i. explain the meaning of civic education; ii. identify the importance of civic education; iii. highlights four ways through which Civic Education can be important at home.
(Security Education)	Sources of Insecurity	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able: i. mention sources of insecurity. Eg -A dilapidated building -Filling station with no fire extinguisher.
(Social Studies)	Family -Types of family. -Structure of a nuclear family.	By the end of the class, pupils should be able to: i. identify types of family; ii. explain Nuclear family.
4(Civic Eduaction)	Ways through which Civic education can be important. – The media	Pupils should be able to: i. explain what media is; ii. outline four ways through which civic education can be important to the media.
(Security Education)	Security- Alert signs	By the end ofthe lesson; pupils should i. explain the security alert signs ii. list and discuss the consequences of neglecting signs of security alert
(Social Studies)	Extended Family	Pupils should be able to; i. Explain types of family, ii. Mention the members of an extended family.
5(Civic Education)	Other ways through which Civic education can be important to the society.	Pupils should be able to: i. explain the menaning of society; ii. outline the impotance of civic education to the society; iii. identify other ways which Civic Education can be important in the society.
(Security Education)	Security colours	By the end ofthe lesson, pupils should be able to: i. mention the secuity colours and meaning e.g Red, yellow, Blue, Gren and Orange. ii. discuss the meaning of colours.
(Social Studies)	Qualities of a good family. – Honesty -Contentment -Discipline -Obedience	Pupils should be able to: i. Explain the meaning of; -Honesty -Contentment -Discipline -Obedience
6(Civic Eduaction)	-Patriotism -Tolerance -Co-operation -Honesty -Self reliance	Pupils should be able to i.explain the following -Patriotism -Tolerance -C0-operation ii. Explain honesty as a good virtue; iii. Describe self -reliance.
(Security Education)	Security Gadget	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. List security gadget e.g. Camera, CCTV, microphone.
(Social Studies)	-Culture -Meaning -Types	Pupils should be able to: i. Define the meaning of culture; ii. Explain the meaning of culture.
7	MIDTERM TEST/BREAK
8(Civic Education)	Rights and duties of citizens in the society	Pupils should be able to: i. Explain the meaning of right and duties; ii. Differentiate between rights and duties of citizens in the society; iii. Identify the importance of right and duties of citizens in the society
(Security Education)	HOME SECURITY	By the end of the lesson pupil shouldbe able to: (l) mention home security tips e.g. Locking the doors, Flood light, detector e.t.c
(Social Studies)	Values that show good morals in our society -Meaning of morals	Pupils should be able to i. Define morals; ii. explain with examples the values which show good morals eg. a pupil to rise up for older person to sit down.
9(Civic Education)	Public Enlightenment -HIV/AIDS -Drug abuse and its hazard.	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. importance of HIV/AIDS education; ii. highlight various ways to prevent HIV/AIDS; iii. discuss the meaning of drug abuse as part of Public enlightenment campaign; iv. identify the hazard of drug abuse.
(Security Education)	Office Security	By the cnd of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. mention the security measures to be taken in offices e.g locking doors, putting all electrical appliances off.
(Social Studies)	Values that show good morals in our society examples of morals that show what is right e.g. -Respect -Loyalty -Kindness -Honesty, etc	By the end of the lessons, pupils should be able: i. list the attributes of good morals and demonstrate them in school, home and society.
10(Civic Education)	Values that show Bad Morals in our society -examples of morals to show what is wrong eg. stealing, bullying, fighting, lying etc.	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. list at least five bad morals in the society; ii. state the consequences of bad morals and how to curb it.
(Security Education)	Personal Security	By the end öf the lesson; pupils should be able to : i. define personal security, ii. list components of personal secunty at home, school, on the road etc
(Social Studies)	Values that show Bad Morals in our society -Examples of morals to show what is wrong e.g stealing bullying, fighting, lying etc.,	Pupils should be able to: i. list at least five bad morals in the society; ii. state the consequences of bad morals and how to curb it.
11	REVISION
12	EXAMINATION

Primary 1 Second Term Scheme of Work for National Values Education

	CLASS	Primary/Basic 1
	SUBJECT	National Values and Education
	TERM	Second Term
WEEKS	TOPICS	Learning Objectives
1(Civic Education)	Revision of last term work/ first term examination questions	Pupils should be able to: i. recall some of the last term work during revision done with them by the teacher.
(Security Education)	Security Precaution	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. mention the security precautions; ii. discuss the security precautions.
(Social Studies)	Revision of last term work.	pupils should be able to recall last term’s work.
2(Civic Education)	Rules and Regulations -Meaning – Importance	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. explain in details what is meant by regulations; ii. highlight and expertiate on specific examples of rules and regulations iii. create their own classroom rules with the help of their teacher;
(Security Education)	Identify Sources of Danger	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. define sources of danger;
(Social Studies)	Reason for Taking Substance into the Body	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. state the meaning of substance; ii. explain im their own language what substance is; iii. Give examples of substance.
3(Civic Education)	Gains Of obeying -Rules and -Regulations -Love by elders Gift from elders and friends -Praise reward from famil and constitute authority,	Pupils should be able to: i. explain what is meant by gains ii.highlight at least six gains of obeying the rules and regulations
(Security Education)	SECURITY PRECAUTION ON THE ROAD.	By the end ofthe lesson/ pupils should be able to: i. identify some road signs and meaning.
(Social Studies)	Reasons for taking substances into the body	Pupils should be able to: i. mention three reason each for taking substances into the body.
4(Civic Education)	Result of Disobeying Rules and Regulations – Unhappiness – Punishment – Denial of rivile es Rejection y ove ones	Pupils should be able to: i. explain what it means to be disobedient ii. highlight results of disobeying rules and regulations iii. analyze the results of disobe in rules and regulations.
(Security Education)	SECURITY PRECAUTION AT HOME.	By the end of the lesson , pupils be able to: i. state security precautions to be taken at home; e.g. locking the door, keeping dangerous away from children e.g. Matches and Drugs.
(Social Studies)	Effects of taking substances into the body	By the end of the lesson , pupils be able to: i. pupils should be able to state at least two effects of taking substances into the body
5(Civic Education)	Imporunce of school Rules and Regulations	By the end of the lesson , pupils be able to: i. memorize their school rules and regulations recite and explain their school rules and regulations.
(Security Education)	SECURITY PRECAUTION IN THE OFFICE	By the end of the lesson pupils should be able to: i. mention precautionary measures that should be taken in the office.
(Social Studies)	Meaning of overdose symptoms of overdose	By the end of the lesson , pupils be able to: i. state the meaning of overdose ii. demonstrate the looks and behaviours of people who take too much food, drinks and smoke.
6(Civic Education)	Why Rules and Regulations are necessary -To protect life and -To promote peace and progress -To guide our behaviors at home, school and in public places.	Pupils should be able to: i. Identify at least four importance of rules and regulations ii. Explain two importance of the rules and regulations identified above
(Security Education)	SECURITY PRECAUTIONS	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. State personal security measures. ii. Identify the type of Adult to attend to i.e ” not following a sttanger” iii. discuss why personal security precaution is necessary.
(Social Studies)	OVERDOSE EFFECT	Pupils should be ablc to: i. mention at least three effect of overdose
7	MID TERM TEST/MIDTERM BREAK
8(Civic Education)	Result of not obeying Govemment Rules and Regulations. Imprisonment,Pay ment offlnes etc	Pupils should be able to: i. explain what government rules are; ii. discuss various reasons for the government rules and regulations; iii. highlight at least two results of not obeying government rules and regulatons.
(Security Education)	SECURITY PRECAUTION IN THE SCHOOL	By the end of the lesson: pupils should be able to ; i. mention security precautions to be taken in school ii. describe åe security precautions in the school e.g. not walking alone, not playing wiå harmful objects e.t.c
(Social Studies)	How to help people suffering from food or drug overdose.	Pupils should be able to: i. suggest ways to help people suffering from too much eating, drinking or inhaling.
9(Civic Education)	Result of not obeying Government Rules and Regulations	Pupils should be able to: i. explain the importance of obeying government rules and regulations ii. highlight thc consequences of not obeying governincnt rules and regulations iii. outline ways to make people follow set down rules and regulations. E.g. class rules.
(Security Education)	Precautions in the car/buses	By the end ofthe lesson, pupils should be able to; i. mention the security measures to be taken in the car/buses; ii. describe the danger attached to a child sitting in the fron sit. iii. explain how sit belt looks like.
(Social Studies)	Food -meaning of food -type of food we eat in our locality – sources of food	By the end ofthe lesson, pupils should be able to; i. mention any food as they can that are found in our locality.
10(Civic Education)	Obedience -meaning -obedience at home, school and obedience to God.	By the end ofthe lesson, pupils should be able to; i. explain the meaning of obedience ii. highlight the importance of obedience as the tools for obeying rules and regulation. iii. discuss what it means to be obedient to parents, school authority and God.
(Security Education)	General security tips	By the end ofthe lesson, pupils should be able to; (i) mention important security tips e.g. knowing emergency numbers, not playing with sharp object. ii. Describe some other security tops.
(Social Studies)	Food safety Meaning of food safety	Pupils should be able to Define food safety Explain what is food safety
`11(Civic Education)	Food safety Guide to food safety	Pupils should be able to: i. Mention things to took out for in a safety food.
(Security Education)	Security precaution in the environment	By the end ofthe lesson, pupils should be able to; i. mention the precaution to be taken in time of flood ii. describe the precaution to be taken in time ofthe fire outbreak, road accident e.t.c
(Social Studies)	REVISION AND EXAMINATION
12	REVISION AND EXAMINATION

Primary 1 Third Term Scheme of Work for National Values Education

	CLASS	Primary/Basic 1
	SUBJECT	National Value and Education
	TERM	Third Term
WEEKS	TOPICS	Learning Objectives
1(Civic Education)	Revision of last term’s work/Second term examination questions	Pupils should be able to: i. explain some of the last term topics through revision done with them by the teacher.
(Security Education)	Revision of 2nd term work	-what the general precaution measure is all about.
(Social Studies)	Revision of Last term work	Pupils should be able to recall second term’s work.
2(Civic Education)	Respect -Meaning	Pupils should be able to: i. Explain the meaning of respect; ii. Idenufy the importance of showing respect for one another and the society; iii. Highlight and discuss various examples of respect.
(Security Education)	Concept of security road accident	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to; i. Mention cause of road accident; ii. State ways of reducing accident on the road.
(Social Studies)	Risk factor in food -Meaning of risk factor in food	Pupils should be able to: i.Explain the meaning of risk facctor in food.
3(Civic Education)	Ways of showing respect Salutation/Greeting e.g. bowing, kneeling, prostrating etc.	Pupils should be able to: i.hightlight atleast three ways of showing respect; ii. demostrate ways of showing respect.
(Security Education)	Sources of danger: fire outbreak	By the end of the lesson pupils should be able to; i. mention the causes of fire outbreak ii. describe the possible places fire outbreak could occur.
(Social Studies)	Risk factors in food -Examples of risk factors in food	Pupils should be able to: i. State some examples of risk factors in food.
4(Civic Education)	People to respect -Parents -Elders -Teachers -Principal -Head teachers	Pupils should be able to: i. explain the meaning of respect; ii. highlight examples of people to be respected; iii. discuss ways to show respect to their Parents, Elders,Teachers proprietors/proprietess, head teachers etc.
(Security Education)	Sources of danger: relationship with strangers	By the end of the lesson pupils should be able to; i. define relationship ii. describe and identify a stranger iii. take precautionary measures when dealing with strangers
(Social Studies)	Risk factors in food -Food distribution -Food preparation	Pupils should be able to: i. Identify risk factors in food distribution and preparation
5(Civic Education)	People to Respect e.g. people who represent authorities -Ministers -Senators -Governors -President -Uniformed Men	Pupils should be able to: i. explain the roles of people in authority to respect list; ii. examples of people representing the authorities to be respected in the society
(Security Education)	Sources of Danger -Eating Contaminated Food.	By the end of the lesson; pupils should be able to: (l) mention different type of foods (ii) identify contaminated foods e.g. Expimd food in cans. food not prepared hygienically.
(Social Studies)	Sources and uses of water	Pupils should be able to: i. Define water ii. List soures of water supplies in the locality.
6(Civic Education)	Places to respect Government buildings e.g. -Offices -Bank -Law Court -National Assembly etc	Pupils should be able to: i. identify atleast four places to respect; ii. discus what those places are used for.
(Security Education)	Sources of fake drugs	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to; i. define drug ii. mention the danger of taking drugs
(Social Studies)	Sources and uses ofwater: -Industrial uses of water	Pupils should be able to i. Enumerate all the sources of water; ii. State uses of water; iii. Give eamples of areas that need,
7	MID TERM BREAK/ MID TERM TEST
8(Civic Education)	Places to respect -Church -Mosque Plates to respect eg Places of Interest -The National -Museum -Amusement park National Arts theater	Pupils should be able to: i. Name the religious places to respected ii. Highlight places of interest
(Security Education)	Sources of danger: -Drug Abuse	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to; i. define drug abuse; ii. state how drugs can be abused
(Social Studies)	Sources and uses of water -Why we must not waste water	Pupils should be able to: i. Mention source of water; ii. State reason why water must not be wasted
9(Civic Education)	Things to Respect in the society e.g. -The Consitution -National flag -The National Anthem -The pledge	Pupils should be able to: i. Demonstrate ways to respect the national anthem and the national pledge; ii. Identify ways to respect national constitution and the national flag of the country; iii. explain the importance of respecting the national anthem.
(Security Education)	Sources of Danger. -Gang(s)	By the end ofthe lesson, pupils should be; i. identify gangs; ii. mention the effect and danger of joining gang (s)
(Social Studies)	Concept of insecurity Sources of danger and insecurity	Pupils should be able to i. Identify the various sources of danger and insecurity around them.
10(Civic Education)	Things to respect (cont) -The constitution -National Flag -Nigeria Currency -The Mace	Pupils should be able to: i. Demonstrate how to respect things; ii. Identify how to respect places, time and things.
(Security Education)	Revision	Revision
(Social Studies)	Concept of security -Sources of danger and insecurity	Pupils should be able to i. Mention sources of dangers and insecurity
11(Civic Education)	Revision	Revision
(Security Education)	Revision	Revision
(Social Studies)	Concept of security -How we can take precautions against danger and insecurity.	Pupils should be able to: i. Sate how we can take precaution against dangers and insecurity
12	EXAMINATION
13	EXAMINATION

Recommended National Values Education Textbooks for Primary 1

Recommended Textbooks for Pupils & Educators

Civic Education Text

1. B. Obebe et al, Civic and Security Edu for Pry Schs.
2. B.O. Emunemu et al, Civic Edu for Pry Schs.
3. Chima Amazu, Civic Edu for Pry Schs.
4. Joseph O. Ogunyemi et al, Civic Edu for Pry Schs.
5. I. O. Osho et al Gentle Chuks, Civic Edu for Pry Schs.
6. C.O. Barniteko, Civic Edu for Pry Schs.
7. Gbenga M. Babalola, Civic Edu for Pry Schs.
8. Intensive Edu for Primary School.
9. A.A Adeyinka, Civic Education for Primary School.
10. Aminat Adeola, We are Nigerians Civic and History for Primary School.
11. Kanayo Oyekere, Speaking my New Alphabet Word.

Civic Education Workbook

B.J. Obese et al, Basic Civic Education for Pry Schools, Learn Africa.
I.O Osho, Civic Education for Primary Schools. WABP.
B.O, Emunemu et al, Civic and Security Edu for Pry Schs, Evans Brothers.

Security Education

Abayomi Odunaike et al , Tanus RNV Security Education, Tanus, 2015.
Babalola T.A. RNVE Security Education for Pry 1, Timkid.
Alexander A.A. et al, RNV(Security Education pry 1) Extension,

Social Studies

Main Text

Obebe, B.J. et al, Basic Social Studies for Primary Schools with Security Education Studies for Primary School.
Gbenga Babalola, Basic Social Studies for Primary School.
Bamiteko, G.O et al, Religion and National Values:Social Studies for Primary School.
Funmilola, GA. et al, Interactive Social Studies for Primary School.
Adeshina, A.D.O. et al, Religion and National Values: Primary Social Studies for Nigerian School.
Akusu, F.O et al, Nigerian Schools Classic Social Studies for Primary Schools.
Koledoye. S.O et al, Primary Social Studies,Civic and Security Education.
Mang, I et al, Modern Social Studies for Primary School.
Odedokun, M.O et al, Primary Social Studies.
Salawu, K.A. Comprehensive Religion and National Values: Social Studies for Primary School.
Adisa Bakare et al, Social Studies for Primary Schools.

Work Book

Odedokun, M.O. et al, Primary Social Studies WorkBook (RVE).
Koleyede S.O et al, Classic Social Studies for Primary Schools.
Adisa Bakare et al, Social Studies for Primary Schools.
Bamiteko G.O. et al, Basic Social Studies for Primary Schools, Learning Solutions 2015.
Danlade, E.N. et al, Civic Primary and Social Security Studies,Education.

Supplementary Social Studies

Dada, T.A. O et al, Ilesanmi Social Studies and Sec Edu for Primary Schools. Ilesanmi Press.
Tunde Odekunle et al, Social Studies for Primary Schools, Bounty Press.