• Civic Education Third Term JSS1

    Week 1

    Topic: Revision of Last term’s Work

    Teachers and Students are expected to do a revision of last term’s work.

    ASSESSMENT

    Summary of last term’s work

  • Agriculture JSS1
    Week 3
    Topic: TYPES OF AGRICULTURE

    Contents:
    Types of Agriculture
    Difference between Commercial and Subsistence Agriculture
    A. Types of Agriculture
    The two major types of agriculture […]

  • Agriculture JSS1 First Term
    Week 2
    Topic: Forms of Agriculture 
    Introduction
    Agriculture is defined as the cultivation of the

  • 1.Wolves are carnivorous animals and generally hunt large animals but wolves will also hunt smaller animals. Wolves hunt together in their packs and work together as a team in order to catch and kill a large […]

  • Agriculture JSS1 First Term
    Week 1
    Topic: MEANING AND IMPORTANCE OF AGRICULTURE

    Contents:

    What is Agriculture?

    Branches of Agriculture
    Importance of Agriculture to man and natural economy

    A. […]

  • Home Economics JSS2
    Week 8
    Topic: IMMUNIZATION

    Contents:
    What is Immunization?
    Toys for Children
    Laundering Baby’s Clothes
    A. WHAT IS IMMUNIZATION?
    Immunization prevents children against diseases. […]

  • 1. Crocodiles are one of the planet’s oldest living creatures, thought to be around 200 million years old which means that crocodiles were around in dinosaur times.
    2. Crocodiles are large reptiles found in […]

  • India is a country in South Asia. It is the Seventh-Largest country by area and second-largest by population and most populous democracy in the world. India is bordered by the countries of Bangladesh, Bhutan, […]

  • Home Economics JSS2
    Week 7
    Topic: CHILD CARE

    Contents:
    Advantages of Breast Feeding
    Disadvantages of Bottle Feeding
    Bathing the Baby
    A. INTRODUCTION: CHILD CARE
    The child must be provided with good […]

  • Home Economics JSS3
    Week 6
    Topic: CHILD DEVELOPMENT

    Contents:
    Factors Influencing Child Development
    Principles of Child Development
    Areas of Child Development
    Conditions necessary for Child […]

  • Social Studies, JSS 2, Second Term, Week 8

    Topic: Home Appliances

    Content:

    -Meaning of Appliances

    -Meaning of home Appliances

    -Appliances in the home and their uses

    -Dangers in the wrong use of […]

  • Home Economics JSS3
    Week 5
    Topic: BABY’S LAYETTE
    Contents:
    What is a Baby’s Layette?
    Uses of the Baby’s Layette
    A. What is a Baby’s Layette?
    Layette is the complete set of clothes required by a new-born […]

  • Home Economics JSS3
    Week 4

    Topic: PREPARATION FOR CHILD BIRTH

    Contents:
    How To Prepare For Child Birth

    Arrival of the Baby
    Post-natal Care
    A. How To Prepare For Child Birth

    It is very important […]

  • Social Studies, JSS 2, Second Term, Week 7
    Topic:The School Community
    Contents:
              1. Meaning of school
              2. Meaning of school community
               3. Members of the school community
        […]

  • Discovered in 1930, Pluto is the second closest dwarf planet to the Sun and was at one point classified as the ninth planet. Pluto is also the second most massive dwarf planet with Eris being the most […]

  • Social Studies, JSS 2, Week 6
    Topic: Religions In Nigeria
    Content:

    Meaning of Religion
    The three major religion in Nigeria
    The teachings of religion

  • Social Studies, Jss 2, Second Term, Week 5
    Topic: Adornment
    Content

    Meaning of Adornment 
    Cultural materials used to beautify the body
    Modern materials used to beautify the body

    Meaning of […]

  • Social Studies, JSS 2, Week 4
    Topic: Common Hair Styles
    Content:
            1. Hair styles for men and women in Nigeria
            2. Modern hair styles for men and women
    Hair styles for men and women from va […]

  • China, officially the People’s Republic of China, is a sovereign state located in East Asia. China belongs to the continent of Asia. Bordering countries include Afghanistan, Bhutan, Burma, India, Kazakhstan, North […]

  • Mountain ranges are found all around the world and are the result of plate movement beneath the Earth’s crust. Mountains can range in height from a small hill to 8,848 metres, which is the height of Mount Everest, […]

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