2020 JS1

ENGLISH STUDIES
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 READING :Reading for maximum retention and recall
WRITING :Writing to highlight main and supporting ideas
LISTENING AND SPEAKING
General Introduction to speech
Grammatical Accuracy Nouns
LITERATURE
Introduction to literature I
2 READING: Reading for maximum retention and recall
WRITING: Writing to highlight main and supporting ideas in paragraphs
Production of vowel and consonant sounds in passages
GRAMMATICAL ACCURACY NOUNS
Introduction to Literature 2
Page | 1
3 READING: Reading for main ideas
WRITING
Composition Writing
Speeches: Production of vowel and consonant sounds in passages
GRAMMATICAL ACCURACY
Noun Phrases
LITERATURE
Introduction to folktales I
WRITING
Guided composition Writing – Telling a story
Vowel sounds (long and short vowels)
Vocabulary Development (The Family)
LITERATURE
Introduction to folktales 2
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5 READING: Reading for supporting ideas
WRITING
Continuous Writing (Narrative)
Speeches (consonant sounds)
Pronouns
LITERATURE
Introduction to myths and legends
WRITING
Continuous Writing (Narrative)
The vowel sounds/i/ and /i/
Verbs
LITERATURE
Myths and Legends
Page | 3
7 READING: Reading to answer specific questions
WRITING
Continuous Writing (Descriptive)
Spoken English
The vowel /e/
Verbs
LITERATURE
Introduction to recommended literature text
WRITING
Letter Writing
Spoken English
The vowel /e/
More on Verbs
LITERATURE
Recommended Literature text
Page | 4
9 READING: Listening comprehension
WRITING
Letter Writing
Spoken English – The vowel /a: /
Adjectives
LITERATURE
Recommended literature text
READING
Reading for maximum recall and retention
Letter Writing (Informal letter)
(Consonants /p/ and /b/
Adjectives
LITERATURE
Recommended Literature Text
10 REVISION AND EXAMINATION
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ENGLISH STUDIES
JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 READING: Reading to interpret diagrams, maps and sketches
WRITING
Writing to highlight main and supporting ideas
(Consonants /t/ and /d/)
More on Verbs
Transitive and intransitive verbs
LITERATURE
Literature: Types of prose
2 READING: Reading to follow direction in written communication
WRITING
Continuous writing: Guided composition
The vowel //
Subjects, verbs and objects

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LITERATURE
Features of Prose
WRITING
Guided composition using dialogues
Vowel /:/
Singular and plural verbs
LITERATURE
Poetry
Composition Writing: Descriptive composition
Vowel /u/
Adverb
LITERATURE
Poetry: Features
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5 READING: Reading to understand the author’s mood
WRITING
Descriptive composition
The vowel /u:/
Adverbs
LITERATURE
Poetry: selected poem (1)
6 READING: Reading for main and supporting ideas
WRITING
Informal letters
Consonant /k/ and /g/
Prepositions
LITERATURE
Poetry – selected poem (2)
7 READING: Reading for maximum retention and recall

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WRITING
Informal letters
LISTENING AND SPEAKING CONSONANTS /F/ AND /V/
Prepositions
LITERATURE
RECOMMENDED TEXT
WRITING
Formal Letter
Consonants /s/ and /z/
Conjunction
LITERATURE
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9 READING
READING COMPREHENSION
WRITING
Formal letters
Consonants // and //
Conjunction
RECOMMENDED LITERATURE TEXT
READING: Reading comprehension
WRITING
Composition Writing: Descriptive
Consonants /s/ and /ʒ/
The simple past.
LITERATURE
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
WRITING
Writing to highlight main and supporting ideas
Consonant clusters
The simple present tense
LITERATURE
Drama
Consonant clusters
WRITING
Continuous writing (Narrative)
The present past
LITERATURE
Drama: features
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3 READING
Reading to interpret sketches/maps
WRITING
Descriptive Composition
LISTENING SPEAKING
Diphthongs
Tenses: The Future
LITERATURE
Figures of speech: Similes and Metaphors
WRITING
Diphthongs
Adverbials
LITERATURE
Drama: Recommended text
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5 READING: Reading to follow direction in written communication
WRITING
Listening and speaking word boundaries
Adverbials
LITERATURE
Recommended text (Drama)
6 READING: Reading to understand author’s mood
WRITING Descriptive composition
Listening and speaking compound words
Question Tags
LITERATURE
Recommended text
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7 READING: Reading Comprehension
WRITING
Composition Writing
Listening and speaking: Phrases
Active and passive voice
LITERATURE:
Recommended text
8 READING: Reading comprehension
Writing: Formal letter
Questions and questions tags
Active and Passive verbs
LITERATURE
Page | 14
9 READING: Reading comprehension
WRITING
(Informal letter)
Question and question tags
Adverbial phrases
LITERATURE
WRITING
Formal letters
Weak Forms
Page | 15
Adverbial phrases
LITERATURE
Drama: Writing a simple play
11 REVSION
12 EXAMINATION
Page | 16
MATHEMATICS
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Whole Numbers
2 Whole Numbers
3 LCM
4 HCF
5 Counting in Base 2
6 Fractions
7 Fractions
8 Addition and subtraction of fractions
9 Multiplication and Division of fractions.
10 REVISION AND EXAMININATION
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MATHEMATICS
JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 & 2 Estimation
3 & 4 Approximation
5 & 6 1. Addition of numbers in base 2 numerals
2. Subtraction of numbers in base 2 numerals.
3. Multiplication of numbers in base 2 numerals.
THEME: ALGEBRAIC PROCESSES
SUB THEME: ALGEBRAIC OPERATIONS
7 Use of symbols
8 Simplification of algebraic expressions
9 Simple equations
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MATHEMATICS
JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 & 2 Plane Shapes
3 & 4 Three dimensional figures
5 & 6 Construction
7 & 8 Angles
9 Need for statistics
10 Data collection and presentation
11 REVISION
12 EXAMINATION
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BASIC SCIENCE
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Family Health Sanitation I
2 Family Health Sanitation II
3 Family health Nutrition III
4 Family health Nutrition IV
5 Family health (Drug Abuse) V
6 Family health effect of drug abuse VI
7 Environmental pollution I
8 Environmental pollution II
9 Environmental pollution III AND IV
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BASIC SCIENCE
JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Living and non living things I
2 and non living things II
3 Living and non living things III
4 Living and non living things IV
5 Living and non living things IV
6 Energy I
7 Energy II
8 Energy III
9 Renewable and non renewable energy.
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BASIC SCIENCE
JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Revision
2&3 Forces I
4 Forces II
5 Forces III
6 Forces IV
7 Force V
8 Force VI
9 Force VII
10 Force VIII
11 REVISION
12 EXAMINATION
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BASIC TECHNOLOGY
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1&2 Understanding Technology
3 Safety Guidelines I
4 Safety Guidelines I
5 Workshop Safety
6 Workshop Safety III
7 Properties of Materials I
9 Properties of Materials II
9 Properties of Materials III
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BASIC TECHNOLOGY
JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Building Materials I
2 Building materials II
3 Drawing Instruments and Materials I
4 Drawing Instrument and Materials II
5&6 Drawing Instruments and materials III
7 Drawing Instruments and Materials IV
8 Board Practice I
9 Board Practice II AND III
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BASIC TECHNOLOGY
JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Freehand sketching
2 Wood work hand tools I
3 Wood work hand tools II
4 Wood work hand tools III
5&6 Metal work hand tools IV
7 Metal work hand tools V
8 Metal works hand tools VI
9 Maintenance of tools and Machines I
10 Maintenance of tools and Machines II
11 REVISION
12 EXAMINATION
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SOCIAL STUDIES
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 History of Nigerian social studies education
2 Meaning, scope and Nature of Social Studies.
3 Importance of Social Studies
4 Family as a primary social group.
5 Roles and responsibilities of members of a family as a primary social group
in the community.
6 The Family
7 The consequences of large/small family size. I
8 The consequences of large/small family size II
9 The consequences of large/small family size III AND IV
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SOCIAL STUDIES
JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Meaning and characteristics of culture. I
2 Components of culture I
3 Meaning and characteristics of culture.
Features of culture.
4 Characteristics of culture
5 Cultural similarities in Nigeria.
6 Cultural differences in Nigeria
7 Shared norms and values of Nigerian communities
8 Agents of socialization I AND II
9 Importance of socialization.
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SOCIAL STUDIES
JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Road safety as agent of socialization. I
2 Road safety club as an agent of socialization. II
3 Common social problems in Nigeria I
4 Common social problems in Nigeria II
5 Ways of solving the common social problems in Nigeria I
6 Ways of solving the common social problems in Nigeria. II
7 Our roles in promoting safety in our community. I
8 Our Roles in promoting safety in our community. II
9 Our role in promoting safety in our community. III
10 Our roles in promoting safety in our communities IV
11 REVISION
12 EXAMINATION
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CIVIC EDUCATION
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Civic education meaning norms and morals
2 Civic education
Civic obligation and fundamental human rights
3 National Values I
4 National Values II
5 National Values III
6 National Values IV
7 National values: honesty I
8 National values: honesty II
9 National values cooperation I AND II
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CIVIC EDUCATION
JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Self Reliance I
2 Self Reliance II
3 Self Reliance III
4 Self Reliance IV
5 Citizenship I
6 Citizenship II
7 Citizenship II
8 Citizenship IV
9 Rights and duties of citizen I AND II
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CIVIC EDUCATION
JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Rights and duties of citizen
SUB THEME: NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS
2 Objects of national consciousness I
3 Objects of national consciousness II
4 Objects of national consciousness III
5 Objects of national consciousness IV
6 Objects of national consciousness V
7 Objects of national consciousness VI
8 Objects of national consciousness VII
9 Objects of national consciousness VIII
10 Objects of national consciousness IX
11 REVISION
12 EXAMINATION
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CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Religion and God Creation I
2 Religion and God Creation II
3 The Bible
4 The creation story
5 The creation story
6 Marriage I
7 Marriage II
8 Disobedience I AND II
9 Reconciliation
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JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Call to repentance
2 Call to repentance I
3 Call to Obedience II
4 Call to Obedience III
5 Call to Service I
6 Call to Service II
7 Call to Service III
8 Call to Service IV
9 Call to Service V AND VI
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JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Relationship in the family I
2 Relationship in the family
3 Relationship In School I
4 Relationship In School II
5 Relationship in the church and community I
6 Relationship in the church and community II
7 Relationship with God
8 Relationship with God II
9 Relationship with God III
10 Relationship with God IV
11 REVISION
12 EXAMINATION
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ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS STUDIES
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 The religion of Islam.
2 The pillars of Islam
3 Articles of Faith
4 Attributes of Allah.
5 Names of Allah.
6 Suratun nabai
7 Hadith
8 Collections of Hadiths
9 Arabia before Islam.
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ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS STUDIES
JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Memorization of Suratun nabai 1-15
2 Suratun nabai 16-30
3 Suratun nabai 21-40
4 Names of Allah 21-40
5 At-taharah (purification)
6 Al Wudu (Water ablution)
7 At-taya mmum. (Dry ablution)
8 Al Ghusl (Major purification)
9 Human relation (forgiveness) AND Human relation (tolerance)
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ISLAMIC REIGIOUS STUDIES
JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Suratun nabai (Translation)
2 Suratan nabai (Moral lessons)
3 Names of Allah 41-60
4 Al Adhan (Call for prayer)
5 Al Iqamah (Call to start prayer)
6 As Sallat (Prayers)
7 Prophet Muhammed Birth to marriage.
8 Child right and responsibilities.
9 Hadith 1 of Annawa in correction.
10 Hadith 2 of Anawaw.
11 REVISION
12 EXAMINATION
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SECURITY EDUCATION
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Security and Education [meaning]
2 Importance of Security Education
3 Scope of Security Education
4 Crimes
5 Types of Crimes in our school environment.
6 Types of Crimes in our society.
7 Causes of Crimes in the school environment.
8 Effects of Crimes at school.
9 Consequences of Crimes at school.AND Crimes and prevention
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SECURITY EDUCATION
JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Security agents.
2 Duties of Security agents.
3 Common crimes
4 Types of Common crimes
5 Characteristics of criminal
6 Causes of crimes
7 Effect of crimes
8 Public order crimes
9 Crimes and punishment AND Characteristics of criminal behaviour
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SECURITY EDUCATION
JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Relating with security agents in preventing crimes in the society
2 Relating with security agents in school in preventing crimes
3 Relating with neighourhood authority in crime prevention
4 How to avoid criminal behavour
5 How to avoid becoming a criminal
6 What you can do to avoid crime
7 REVISION
8 EXAMINATION
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CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ARTS
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Theory of music
2 Fundamentals of music
3 Ear training and harmony
4 Rudiment of music I
5 Rudiment of music II AND III
6 Relative value of musical note
7 Rudiment of music (scale)
8 Instrument recorder
9 Classification of local musical instrument
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JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Basic concepts of crafts
2 Paper craft using folding technique
3 Origin of drama I
4 Origin of drama II
5 Playwriting I
6 Playwriting
7 The director
8 Costume and make-up in drama I
9 Costume and make-up in drama II AND III
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JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Collage production
2 Modelling with papier mache
3 Bead work
4 Mosaic
5 Definition of dance I
6 Definition of dance II
7 Introduction to choreography II
8 Contemporary dance 1
9 Contemporary dance 2
10 REVISION
11 EXAMINATION
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PHYSICAL & HEALTH EDUCATION
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Meaning and objectives of physical and health education I
2 Meaning and objectives of physical and health education (II)
3 Physical fitness and body conditioning programme I
4 Physical fitness and body condition programme (II)
5 Ball games volley ball (I)
6 Ball games volley ball II
7 Ball games soccer I
8 Ball games soccer II
9 Food, nutrition and health I AND II
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JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Recreation, Leisure and Dance Activities (I)
2 Recreation, leisure and dance activities (II)
3 Contact and Non-Contact sports.
4 Contact and Non-contact sports.
5 Contact and Non-contact sport I
6 Contact and non-contact sports II
7 Pathogens diseases and their prevention I
8 Pathogens, diseases and their prevention II
9 Physical fitness and body conditioning programmer I AND II
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JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Athletics (Track and field) I
2 Athletic (track and field) II
SUB-THEME: HEALTH EDUCATION
3 Athletics (Track and Field) III
4 Athletics (Track and Field) IV
SUB-THEME: HEALTH EDUCATION
5 Personal school and community health I
6 Personal school and community health II
7 Personal school and community health III
8 Nigeria Sports Heroes I
9 Nigeria Sports Heroes II
10 Nigeria Sports Heroes II I
11 REVISION
12 EXAMINATION
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FRENCH
JS I
PREMIERE TRIMESTRE
SEMAINE SUJET
1 Introduire la langue- Pourquoi la langue française au Nigéria
2 Demandé et répondre en classe
3 Saluer et prendre congé

Prendre Congé
4 Se présenter et demander et donner
5 Épeler un mot
Ecrire un mot épelé
6 - Se décrire
- Décrire quel qu’un
7 Parler des caractéristiques personnelles
8 Parler de ses loisirs/recréation
9 Exprimer ses goûts et ses préférences
10 Demander et donner:
- son âge
- son liu de naissance
- sa profession
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FRENCH
JS I
DEUXIEME TRIMESTRE
SEMAINE SUJET
1 Présenter une/des personne(s)
2 Exprimer les propriétés et la nature des objets
3 Demander quel que chose a’ quelqu’un
4 Demandez vor quel qu’un

S’excuser
5 1. Décrire les professions.

2. Exprimer les activités de les matiers
6 Demander l'heure
Donner l’heure
7 Demander et expliquer à certaines heures de la journée
8 Parler des voyages et les moyens de transport
9 Dire les dates situer un événement par rapport à un autre
10 Demander la direction
- Remerciement
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FRENCH
JS I
TROISIÈME TRIMESTRE
SEMAINE SUJET
1 Demander et expliquer ce que l’on fait tous les jours de la semaine

- Exprimer la durée
2 Demander et indiquer le temps qu’il fait
3 et 4 Demander et expliquer ce que l’on fait chaque mois de l’année

- Exprimer la fréquence d’une activité
5 Inviter et accepter/refuser une invitation
6 1. Donnez un ordre
2. Interdire
3. autorizer
Demander la permission, cou
7 Expliquer un démarche a’ quelqu’un
8 Acheter et vendre
Demander et le prix d’un produit
9 Saviour demander
- demander
- indiquer
Destioranes
10 Savoir réagir à un problème de transport
11 REVISION
12 EXAMINATION
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COMPUTER SCIENCE
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Historical development of computer I
2 Historical development of computer II
3 Historical development of computer III
4 Historical development of computer IV
5 Historical development of computer V
6 Historical development of computer VI
7 Definition of computer
8 Practical I
9 Basic concepts of Computer I AND II
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COMPUTER SCIENCE
JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Data Processing I
2 Data Processing II
3 Data Processing III
4 Data Processing IV
5 Data Processing V
6 Computer ethics I
7 Computer ethics II
8 Computer ethics III AND IV
9 Definition and meaning of IT in everyday life
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COMPUTER SCIENCE
JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Applications of IT in everyday life
2 Applications of IT in everyday life II
3 Applications of IT in everyday life III
4 Practical I
5 Information transmission I
6 Information transmission II
7 Information transmission III
8 Information transmission IV
9 Information transmission V
10 Practical II
11 REVISION
12 EXAMINATION
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AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Meaning and History of Agriculture
2 Importance of Agriculture
3 Types of Agriculture
4 Area/forms of agricultural Practices
5 Classes of Crops: crop plant forms i.e. monocot and dicot
6 Classes of crop contd. According to life span
7 Classes of crops contd. According to uses I
8 Classes of crops according to uses contd. II AND III
9 Uses of crops
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JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Meaning of Farm Animal
2 Types of Farm Animals
3 Classes of farm Animal I AND II
4 Uses of farm animals
5 Meaning of weeds and common farm weeds
6 Characteristics of weeds
7 Uses of Weeds
8 Methods of weed control
9 Effects of weed control method
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JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Classification Of Insect Pest I
2 Classification of Insect Pests II
3 Classification of Insect Pests III
4 Classification of Insect Pest IV
5 Factors of agricultural production I
6 Factors of agricultural production (contd.) II
7 Factors of agricultural production (contd.) III
8 Factors of agricultural production (contd.) IV
9 & 10 Factors of agricultural production (contd.) V
11 REVISION
12 EXAMINATION
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HOME ECONOMICS
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Introduction to Home Economics
2 Home Economic and National Development
3 Good grooming
4 Puberty
5 Adolescence
6 Simply sewing tools and equipment
7 Sewing processes I
8 Sewing processes II
9 Healthy feeding and eating practices I AND II
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HOME ECONOMICS
JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Sexually Transmitted Infection (STIs)
2 HIV/AIDS
3 Drug Abuse
4 Human Right
5 Family Needs, goals and standards I
6 Family needs, goals and standard II
7 Production of clothing and house hold Articles/crafts I
8 Production of clothing and Household Articles/crafts II
9 Production of clothing and house hold articles/crafts III AND IV
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HOME ECONOMICS
JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Healthy feeding and eating practices
2 Production of cleaning agents I
3 Production of cleaning agents II
4 Production of cleaning agents III
5 Production of cosmetics and deodorant I
6 Production of cosmetics and deodorant II
7 Production of cosmetics and deodorant III
8 Production of cleaning agents, deodorant and cosmetics I
9 Production of cleaning agents, deodorants and cosmetic II
10 Production of cleaning agents, deodorants and cosmetic III
11 REVISION
12 EXAMINATION
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BUSINESS STUDIES
JS I
FIRST TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Introduction to Business Studies
2 The Office
3 Office Staff
4 Right Attitude to Work
5 Departments in an Organization
6 Introduction to Commerce I
7 Introduction to Commerce II
8 Division of Commerce
9 REVISION
10 EXAMINATION
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BUSINESS STUDIES
JS I
SECOND TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Revision of last terms question paper
2 Production
3 Factors of production
4 Types of occupation
5 Honesty in business I
6 Honesty in business II
7 Forms of business organization I
8 Forms of business organization II AND III
9 Consumer and society
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BUSINESS STUDIES
JS I
THIRD TERM
WEEK TOPICS
1 Revision of last terms question paper
2 Introduction to book keeping
3 Source documents I
4 Source documents II
5 Journals
6 Double entry book-keeping
7 Introduction to shorthand
8 Pitman shorthand consonants
9 INTRODUCTION TO KEY BOARDING
10 PARTS OF THE TYPEWRITER
11 REVISION
12 EXAMINATION
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IGBO LANGUAGE
AFỌ MBỤ
TAAM NKE MBỤ
IZỤỤKA ISIỌKWU
NGALABA OMỤMỤ-ASỤSỤ
1 Nsoroedide Igbo (Abiidii)
2 Udaasụsụ na nsoroedide Igbo
NGALABA OMỤMỤ-OMENALA
3 Ịkọwa ndị bụ ndiị Igbo na asụsụ ha
4 Ịkọwa ndị bụ ndị Igbo na asụsụ ha
5 Ahịrịmfe
6 Nrụkọrịta ọrụ na uru ọ bara
7 Nrụkọrịta ọrụ na uru ọ bara
8 Ahụike ndị Ntorọbịa
9 Ahụike ndị Ntorọbịa AND Onụogụgụ 1 – 500
10 MMỤNWE AND ULE
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IGBO LANGUAGE
AFỌ MBỤ
TAAM NKE ABỤỌ
IZUUKA ISIOKWU
1 Njirimara na nkenụdi agụmagụ
2 Agụmagụ Ọdịnala (Akụkọ)
3 Agụmagụ Ọdịnala (Ejije)
4 Agụmagụ Ọdịnala (Abụ)
5 Njirimara na nkenụdi agụmagụ ugbua
6 Akwụkwọ ọgụgụ a họpụtara (Akụkọ)
7 Agwa Ọma na agwa ọjọọ
8 Agwa Ọma na agwa ọjọọ
9 Ekwumekwụ banyere dị iche iche ụmụaka ga-eme
10 MMỤNWE AND ULE
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IGBO LANGUAGE
AFỌ MBỤ
TAAM NKE ATỌ
IZUUKA ISIOKWU
1 Edemede Nduzi:
Ezinaụlọ
NGALABA ỌMỤMỤ-OMENALA
2 Akaọrụ ndị Igbo
3 Akaọrụ ndị Igbo
4 Akwụkwọ agụmagụ a họpụtara (Ejije)
5 Dịka ọ dị n’izu nke anọ
NGALABA ỌMỤMỤ-OMENALA
6 Nzisaozi
7 Akara-edemede
8 Akara-edemede
NGALABA ỌMỤMỤ-AGỤMAGỤ
9 Akwụkwọ agụmagụ a họpụtara (Abụ)
10 Dịka ọ dị n’izu itenaanị
11 MMỤNWE
12 ULE
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ENGLISH STUDIES

1 READING :Reading for maximum retention and recall

WRITING :Writing to highlight main and supporting ideas

LISTENING AND SPEAKING

General Introduction to speech

Grammatical Accuracy Nouns

2 READING: Reading for maximum retention and recall

WRITING: Writing to highlight main and supporting ideas in paragraphs

LISTENING AND SPEAKING

Production of vowel and consonant sounds in passages

GRAMMATICAL ACCURACY NOUNS

LISTENING AND SPEAKING

Speeches: Production of vowel and consonant sounds in passages

4 READING: Reading for main ideas

Guided composition Writing – Telling a story

LISTENING AND SPEAKING

Vowel sounds (long and short vowels)

Vocabulary Development (The Family)

Continuous Writing (Narrative)

LISTENING AND SPEAKING

Speeches (consonant sounds)

Introduction to myths and legends

6 READING: Reading for supporting ideas

Continuous Writing (Narrative)

LISTENING AND SPEAKING

The vowel sounds/i/ and /i/

Myths and Legends

Continuous Writing (Descriptive)

LISTENING AND SPEAKING

The vowel /e/

Introduction to recommended literature text

8 READING: Reading to answer specific questions

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The vowel /e/

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Spoken English – The vowel /a: /

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Reading for maximum recall and retention

Letter Writing (Informal letter)

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(Consonants /p/ and /b/

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1 READING: Reading to interpret diagrams, maps and sketches

Writing to highlight main and supporting ideas

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(Consonants /t/ and /d/)

Transitive and intransitive verbs

Literature: Types of prose

2 READING: Reading to follow direction in written communication

Continuous writing: Guided composition

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The vowel //

Subjects, verbs and objects

3 READING: Reading to answer specific questions

Guided composition using dialogues

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Singular and plural verbs

4 READING: Reading to answer specific questions

Composition Writing: Descriptive composition

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