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WOOD WORK
SS 1 FIRST TERM
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WOOD WORK
SS 1 FIRST TERM
WEEK
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TOPIC/CONTENT
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ACTIVITIES
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PERSONAL SAFETY PRECAUTION, PERSONAL SAFETY HABITS, E.G CLOTHING, ROLL UP SLEEVES ABOVE ELBOW, WEAR SHOES WITH STRING TOE CAP.
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Show safety devices, demonstrate safe work habit.
Resources; posters and charts.
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GENERAL WORKSHOP SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, WORKSHOP SAFETY HABITS, E.G WASHING OF HANDS BEFORE AND AFTER WORK.
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Demonstrate safety habits, use correct safety devices, safety devices.
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SAFETY DEVICES—HAND GLOVES, GOGGLES, OR EYE SHIELD, ETC.
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Take students to the workshop, show and use correct devices. Resources; safety devices.
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WEST AFRICAN TIMBER IN COMMON USES; e.g mahogahy, obeche, iroko, afara, agba, sapele etc.
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Provide posters of wood samples, examine, identify, describe and name African timber.
Resources; posters, wood specimens.
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STRUCTURE OF WOOD CELLS- SOURCES, CHARACTERISTICS AND USES
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Describe timber characteristics, structure, growth and location/sources, describe timber growth and structure.
Resources; posters.
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TIMBER CONVERSION, THREE METHODS USED—
(Through and through, tangential/flat, radial or fift sawing.
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Take students to saw mill. students make observations, ask questions and take notes.
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CHARACTERISTICS OF EACH METHOD OF CONVERSION AND COMMON MARKET SIZES
2x2x12, 1x12x12,
50mm x 50mm x360mm
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Describe and illustrate method of conversion.
-Describe and make sketches.
Resources; posters, and charts
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SEASONING OF TIMBER; REASONS AND METHODS OF SEASONING TIMBER (NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL METHODS)
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Illustrate good stacking practices.
Students make observations, take notes and ask questions.
Resources; posters/charts.
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DETERMINATION OF MOISTURE CONTENT THROUGH MOISTURE METHOD AND LABORATORY METHOD.
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Methods of calculating percentage moisture content. Students determine and calculate moisture content.
Resources; hydrometer, oven/heater, steam vat.
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PROPERTIES OF TIMBER; TYPES OF CELLS AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION.
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Seasoning terms.
Students describe properties of timber.
Resources; hydrometer and steam vat
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DEFECTS IN TIMBER;
DEFINE AND CLASSIFY THEM INTO ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL DEFECTS
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Teacher display common timber defects.
Students sketch timber defects.
Resources; posters.
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CAUSES OF COMMON TIMBER DEFECTS
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Teacher display and describe common timber defects. Students sketch timber defects.
Resources; real objects.
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Revision
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Revision
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Examination
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Examination
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WOOD WORK
SS 1 SECOND TERM
WEEK
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TOPIC/CONTENT
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ACTIVITIES
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TIMBER PRESERVATION; reasons for preventing timber and state main types of preservation.
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State reasons for preserving timber. Students take notes, ask and answer questions.
Resources; timber preservation.
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COMMON TIMBER PRESERVATIVES;
List types of preservation.
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Teacher lists common timber preservatives. Students use preservatives.
Resources; gloves, brush.
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CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD TIMBER PRESERVATIVE AND METHODS OF APPLYING TIMBER PRESERVATION.
PRESSURE AND NON-PRESSURE METHOD
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Teacher state characteristics of a good preservative.
Students apply timber preservatives.
Resources’ hand brush and gloves.
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TIMBER PRODUCTS; PRODUCTION OF VENEERS AND MANUFACTURED BOARD.
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Teacher display and list types of veneers, and manufactured boards. Students name different types of man-made boards and veneers.
Resources; real veneers.
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USES OF VENEER AND MANUFACTURED BOARS, PRODUCTION OF VENEERS AND MAN-MADE BOARDS
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Teacher describes production, uses, and characteristics of veneer and manufactured boards.
Students name and describe the types of man-made boards and veneers.
Resources; posters and charts.
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STRUCTURE, PROPERTIES, ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF MANUFACTURES BOARDS.
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Describe the structure, advantages and disadvantages of man-made boards.
Students name and describe the production, structure, advantages and disadvantages of man-made boards.
Resources; posters and charts.
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HAND TOOLS; TYPES OF HAND TOOLS.
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Teacher display, describe and state the use of each hand tool. Students identify and state the uses of each hand tools.
Resources; real specimens.
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CLASSIFICATION OF HAND TOOLS AND IDENTIFICATION
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Teacher classify the hand tools according to their use. Students sketch hand tools and label the parts.
Resources; real specimens.
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USES OF HAND TOOLS (PRACTICAL WORK)
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Teacher demonstrates correct use of hand tools. Students use hand tools correctly.
Resources; saws, planes, chisels, hammers etc
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MAINTENANCE OF HAND TOOLS AND PRECAUTION WHILE USING THEM.
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Teacher demonstrates how to clean hand tools. Each student participates in the maintenance of hand tools.
Resources; real specimens.
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Revision
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Revision
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Examination
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Examination
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WOOD WORK
SS1 THIRD TERM
WEEK
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TOPIC/CONTENT
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ACTIVITIES
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SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS; IDENTIFICATION OF THESE SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS
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Teacher displays, describes and states the use of each special purpose tools.
Students state the use of each special purpose hand tools.
Resources; rebate plane, compass plane, coping saw, etc.
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THE USE OF EACH SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS CORRECTLY.
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Teacher state the use of each special hand tools.
Students use special purpose hand tools correctly.
Resources; compass plane, robate plane etc
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SELECT AND USE EACH SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS CORRECTLY.
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Teacher demonstrates correctly the use of coping saw. Students use special purpose hand tools correctly.
Resources; coping saw, rebate plane, shoulder plane.
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PORTABLE POWER TOOLS;
IDENTIFY, NAME AND DESCRIBE PORTABLE POWER TOOLS.
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Teacher displays each portable power tool.
Students identify each portable power tool.
Resources; portable power tools.
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LIST ALL THE PORTABLE POWER TOOLS, E.G HAND DRILL, SPRAY GUN, JIG SAW, SANDER ETC
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The teacher demonstrates correct use of each portable tools.
Students use portable tools correctly.
Resources; posters and charts.
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WOOD WORKING MACHINES; IDENTIFY, NAME AND DESCRIBE VARIOUS WOOD WORKING MACHINE, CIRCULAR SAW, CROSS CUT SAW.
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Take students to wood machine shop.
Students observe teacher’s demonstration.
Resources; machine appliances and devices.
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SAFETY PRECAUTION IN THE USE OF MACHINES E.G CIRCULAR SAW, CROSS CUT SAW
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Teacher demonstrates correctly, and safe use of each machine. Students use each machine safely.
Resources; diagrams.
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SAFETY PRECAUTION IN THE USE OF MACHINES, E.G MORTISER, LATHE AND BAND SAW
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Correct use of machines.
Students label machine parts, and state uses.
Resources; posters.
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STATE THE USES OF EACH WOOD WORKING MACHINE
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Teacher demonstrates the correct and safe use of each machine. Students label machine parts, and state their uses.
Resources; charts and posters.
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PRACTICAL WORK ON THE USE OF WOOD WORKING MACHINES
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Allow each student to participate on the machine. Students label machine parts.
Resources; wood and machines.
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MAINTENANCE OF THE MACHINE PARTS
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Teacher demonstrates how to clean the machine and grease it.
Students participate in the cleaning.
Resources; brush, grease, etc
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Revision
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Revision
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Examination
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Examination
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HOME MANAGEMENT
SS I FIRST TERM
WEEK
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TOPIC/CONENT
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ACTIVITIES
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Meaning and Importance of home management.
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Meaning of home management.
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Importance of home management.
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Steps in home management, planning, organizing, importance and evaluating.
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Explain the meaning, importance and steps in home management.
Students ask and answer questions
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Instructional resources
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Pictures of home management in activities charts
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Decision making
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Meaning of decision.
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Importance of decision making.
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Types of decision making
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Steps in decision making e.g. Personal decision, family decision etc
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Explain the meaning and importance of decision making.
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Lead students into discussion on types of decision.
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Listen attentively participate in discussion.
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Chart on steps in decision making and family decision.
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Motivation for home management.
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Meaning of motivations for home management.
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Types of motivations for home management –goals, values, standards, needs, like and dislike.
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Relationship between goals, values and standard.
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Explanation and examples of each motivation for home management.
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Explain the meanings and types of motivation for home management.
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Guide students to identify and discuss the motivations for home management.
Students. I- Listen attentively to the teacher. II- Participate in discussion. III- Identify personal motivation for home management.
Instructional resources chart for the motivation for home management
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Family Resources
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Meaning and importance of family resources
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Characteristics of resources
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Classification of resources-human, material and environment.
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Explain the meaning, characteristics, importance and classification of resources.
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Guide students in discussion of family resources.
Students: I- Listen to teacher’s explanation and ask questions. II- Participate in discussion.
Instructional materials: chart.
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Family living
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Meaning, types of family-nuclear, polygamous, extended.
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Advantages and disadvantages of each type of family.
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Explain the meaning, types and roles of the family.
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Guide students’ discussion.
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Display pictures types of family.
Students. I- Listen to teacher’s explanations and ask questions. II- Participate in discussions.
Iii-Collect pictures of different types of family.
Instructional materials : Charts and pictures of different types of families.
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Functions of family as a single unit.
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Functions of family as a single unit.
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Functions of each member of family e.g. father, mother and children
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Charts and pictures
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Explain functions of family as a single unit.
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Guide student’s discussion.
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Display pictures of different types of families.
Students: I- Listen to teacher‘s explanation and ask questions.
II- Participate in discussion.
III-Collect pictures of different types of families.
-Learning materials: Charts and pictures of different types of families.
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Family Relationships
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Meaning of family relationship.
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Types of relationships existing in the family- husband and wife, parents/child and sibling/sibling relationships
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Explain the different types of family relationships, factors affecting them and ways of enhancing them.
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Guide students discussion on family relationships
Students: I- Participate actively in classroom discussion. II- collect pictures showing different types of family relationships.
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Learning materials: charts and pictures of different types relationships in the family.
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Factors influencing different types of relationships.
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Explain factors influencing family relationships.
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Ways of strengthening family.
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Explain factors affecting relationships and ways of enhancing them.
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Guide students’ discussion on family relationships.
Students: I- Participate in discussion on family relationships.
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Learning materials: charts.
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Family Life Cycle
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Meaning of family life cycle.
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Stages of family life cycle-beginning, expanding, contracting.
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Characteristics and problems of each stage of family life cycle.
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Explain the various types family life cycle.
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Guide students’ discussion.
Students: Listen and ask questions.
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Learning materials: charts
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Family Values
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Meaning of family values.
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Types of family values e.g. Education, shelter, foods etc.
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Explain the meaning and types of value.
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Explain the importance of values and how to teach values in the family.
Students: Participate in class discussion.
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Teaching materials: charts.
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Family crises and conflicts
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Meaning of family crises
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Types of family crises-arrival of a new born baby, divorce, death etc
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Ways of handling family crises: meaning of conflict, causes and ways of resolving.
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Explain the various types of family crises.
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Teaching materials: charts and pictures showing family crises.
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Family crises and conflicts
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Meaning of conflicts
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Causes of resolving conflicts.
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Revision
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Revision
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Examination.
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Examination.
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