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Classwork Series and Exercises {Home Economics – JSS2}: Food Hygiene and Preparation

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Home Economics JSS2 Week 3 Topic: FOOD HYGIENE AND PREPARATION Contents: Food  Hygiene Guidelines for Food Hygiene A. FOOD HYGIENE Food hygiene is the prevention of harmful bacteria from growing in the food by keeping the kitchen clean as well as washing, cooking and storing food properly. Food hygiene are the conditions and measures necessary to

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Agriculture – JSS1}: Construction of Vegetable Beds

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Agriculture JSS1 Week 8 Topic: CONSTRUCTION OF VEGETABLE BEDS Contents: Meaning of Nursery How to Construct Vegetable Beds A. Introduction: Nursery A nursery is a place where seedling (young crops) are intensively raised and taken care of before they are transplanted to the main field. A nursery is also a place where plants are propagated

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Classwork Series and Exercise {CRK – JSS1}: Biblical Account Of First Human Disobedience

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Christian Religious Knowledge JSS1 Topic: BIBLICAL ACCOUNT OF FIRST HUMAN DISOBEDIENCE LESSON 1 DISOBEDIENCE Prayer: O lord forgive all my sins and cleanse me with your blood BIBLE REFERENCE: Genesis 39: 10, James 1: 13 – 14 “If we are tempted by such trials, we must not say, “This temptation comes from God.” For God

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Agriculture – JSS1}: Types of Agriculture

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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 are Commercial Agriculture Subsistence Agriculture Commercial (Industrialized) Agriculture: Commercial or Industrialized farming occurs when a farm is set up for the sole purpose of producing crops and

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Mathematics {JSS3}: Word Problems – Exercise and Solutions

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Word problems are seen in our everyday lives. This involves sum, difference, positive difference and product of numbers. The most important thing you need to remember in solving word problems is the INTERPRETATION OF THE QUESTION. If you’re able to correctly interpret the question, the solution becomes easy. Sum – the result of addition Difference

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Christian Religious Knowledge JSS1}: The Books of The Bible

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Topic:  THE BOOKS OF THE BIBLE The bible is made up of 66 Old Testament  Books and 27 New Testament Books. It contains the word of God and the message of the Christian religion. The Old Testament amongst other things, contain the story of the creation, Abraham and the fathers of Israel, Judges, Kings, Prophets

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Commerce – SS3}: Credit

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SS 3 Commerce Topic: Credit Contents : Meaning of Credit, Basis for Credit sales, Advantages and Disadvantages of Credit sales. Credit Credit can simply be defined as the process by which goods and services are transferred to a buyer from the seller with the aim that the buyer will pay later in the future. Credit occurs when

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Chemistry – SS2}: Families of Elements

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Week: 3 Topic: Families of Elements Group 1:  Alkali Metals The members of this family include: lithium (Li), sodium (Na), potassium (K), rubidium (Rb), cesium (Cs) and francium (Fr). They are soft metallic solids, with metal properties such as: One valence electron  Shiny and lustrous High thermal and electrical conductivities Low densities, increasing with atomic

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