CIVIC EDUCATION Primary 1(Basic One) Third TermWeek: oneClass: Primary oneTopic: why study civic educationObjective: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to:1. List the importance of Civic EducationContentWhy study Civic EducationCivic education is necessary for the following reasons: It helps us to know and understand our responsibility as a good citizen of a country.

CIVIC EDUCATION Primary 1(Basic One) Third TermWeek TwoTopic: Democratic RightsObjective: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to: Define Democratic rights List that Democratic rightsContentDemocratic RightDemocratic rights are the rights of the people to select their leaders for various posts such as Governor,

Week: ThreeClass: Primary oneSubject: Civic EducationTopic: why study civic educationObjective: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to: Define Civic Rights List Civic RightsContent:Civic RightsCivic rights are the rights of members of the society or country to participate in the political activities of the country.

Week FourClass: Primary oneSubject: Civic EducationTopic: Civic ResponsibilitiesObjective: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to: Define Civic Responsibilities List examples of Civic ResponsibilitiesContent:Civic ResponsibilitiesCivic Responsibilities are the actions, duties or roles of members of the country towards their country or organization.

Week: FiveClass: Primary oneSubject: Civic EducationTopic: How to nurture and sustain democracyObjective: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to:1. List ways to future democracyContent:NurtureNurture means helping to growWays to nurture and sustain democracy. We can help democracy to grow by improving free and fair election

Week: sixClass: Primary oneSubject: Civic EducationTopic: Ruling parties in NigeriaObjective: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to: Define Ruling parties List the Ruling parties in NigeriaContent:Ruling partiesRuling parties are the parties that are leading other parties, they are the parties that are in the position of authority, and they are the dominating parties.

Week: sevenClass: Primary oneSubject: Civic EducationTopic: Importance of Civic EducationObjective: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to: List the importance of Civic EducationContent:Importance of Civic Education It teaches ethical behaviour and responsibilities.

Week: EightClass: Primary oneSubject: Civic EducationTopic: Importance of civic educationObjective: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to: List the importance of Civic EducationContent:Importance of Civic EducationCivic education is important in the following areas: It helps us to know our rights and responsibilities as members of the family. It teaches us the societal rules and regulations.

Week: NineClass: Primary oneSubject: Civic EducationTopic: Public Health EnlightenmentObjective: At the end of the lesson plan pupils should be able to:1. Define public health enlightenment2. List the health campaignsContent:Public health enlightenmentPublic health enlightenment are campaigns aimed at educating us and giving us more information about our health status, they are campaigns that give us more knowledge on how to maintain our health status and how to relate with those that are sick in our environment.

Week: TenClass: Primary oneSubject: Civic EducationTopic: HIV/AIDSObjective: At the end of the lesson pupils should be able to explain:HIV/AIDSContentHIV and AIDSAlso called: Human Immunodeficiency Virus, acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome HIV causes AIDS and interferes with the body's ability to fight infections.