JSS1 Basic Technology Scheme of Work for First Term

Ehi Etomi 8 min read No comments

The table below outlines KofaStudy’s JSS1 Basic Technology First Term Scheme of Work.

It is aligned with the NERDC curriculum and covers the major topics taught in schools across Nigeria

LessonTopics Covered
1. Understanding Technology* Meaning of Technology
* Technology and Everyday Life
* Technology-Related Professions
* Importance of Technology
* Benefits of Technology
* Technology in Communication and Transportation
* Technology in Agriculture and Industry
2. Safety Guidelines for Road Users* Meaning of Safety
* Safety Guidelines for Pedestrians
* Safety Guidelines for Cyclists
* Safety Guidelines for Motorcyclists
* Safety Guidelines for Motorists
* Importance of Following Safety Rules
3. Workshop Safety I โ€“ Workshop Accidents* Meaning of Workshop Accident
* Causes of Workshop Accidents
* Types of Workshop Accidents
* Effects of Workshop Accidents
4. Workshop Safety II โ€“ Safety Rules and Regulations* Workshop Safety Rules
* Workshop Regulations
* Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
* Safety Devices in the Workshop
5. Workshop Safety III โ€“ Accident Prevention Techniques* Accident Prevention Techniques
* Safe Handling of Tools
* Good Housekeeping in the Workshop
* Proper Storage of Materials
* Emergency Procedures
6. Properties of Materials โ€“ Wood* Meaning of Wood
* Identification of Wood
* Classification of Wood
* Properties of Wood
* Advantages of Wood
* Uses of Wood
* Care of Wooden Materials
7. Properties of Materials โ€“ Metals* Meaning of Metals
* Identification of Metals
* Physical Properties of Metals
* Types of Metals
* Alloys
* Uses of Metals
8. Properties of Materials โ€“ Ceramics and Glass* Meaning of Ceramics
* Meaning of Glass
* Types of Ceramics
* Properties of Ceramics and Glass
* Uses of Ceramics and Glass
Start JSS1 Basic Technology 1st Term

Lesson 1 โ€” Understanding Technology:

Performance Objectives:

Students should be able to:

  • define technology
  • identify technology used in everyday life
  • state technology-related professions
  • explain the importance of technology
  • describe the benefits of technology to society

Teacher Activities:

Teachers should:

  • explain the meaning of technology using familiar examples
  • show pictures of technological products and innovations
  • introduce students to technology-related professions
  • guide students to discuss how technology improves daily life
  • explain the role of technology in communication, transportation, agriculture and industry

Student Activities:

Students should:

  • identify technological products used at home and school
  • list examples of technology-related professions
  • participate in classroom discussions
  • describe how technology makes work easier
  • identify areas where technology is applied in everyday life

Teaching & Learning Resources:

  • flash cards showing technological products
  • charts of technology-related professions
  • pictures of modern machines and devices
  • multimedia presentations where available
  • Basic Technology textbooks

Evaluation Guide:

  • define technology correctly
  • identify examples of technology
  • state technology-related professions
  • explain the importance of technology
  • describe benefits of technology to society

Lesson 2 โ€” Safety Guidelines for Road Users:

Performance Objectives:

Students should be able to:

  • define safety
  • state safety guidelines for pedestrians
  • state safety guidelines for cyclists and motorcyclists
  • state safety guidelines for motorists
  • explain the importance of obeying road safety rules

Teacher Activities:

Teachers should:

  • explain the meaning of safety using road examples
  • use road signs and charts to teach safety rules
  • guide students to identify safe and unsafe road behaviours
  • explain safety guidelines for pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and motorists
  • discuss the dangers of ignoring road safety rules

Student Activities:

Students should:

  • identify road signs and their meanings
  • list safety rules for pedestrians
  • discuss safe behaviour for cyclists and motorists
  • participate in road safety role-play activities
  • explain why road safety rules should be obeyed

Teaching & Learning Resources:

  • flash cards showing road signs
  • charts on road safety rules
  • pictures of pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and motorists
  • road safety posters
  • Basic Technology textbooks

Evaluation Guide:

  • define safety correctly
  • state safety guidelines for pedestrians
  • state safety guidelines for cyclists, motorcyclists and motorists
  • identify common road signs
  • explain the importance of road safety rules

Lesson 3 โ€” Workshop Safety I โ€“ Workshop Accidents:

Performance Objectives:

Students should be able to:

  • define workshop accident
  • identify causes of workshop accidents
  • state types of workshop accidents
  • explain the effects of workshop accidents
  • describe unsafe practices in the workshop

Teacher Activities:

Teachers should:

  • explain the meaning of workshop accident
  • show examples of unsafe practices in the workshop
  • use charts to explain causes and types of workshop accidents
  • discuss the effects of accidents on students, tools and materials
  • guide students to identify hazards in a workshop environment

Student Activities:

Students should:

  • identify possible causes of workshop accidents
  • list types of workshop accidents
  • observe charts and pictures of workshop hazards
  • participate in discussions on accident prevention
  • describe unsafe behaviours that should be avoided in the workshop

Teaching & Learning Resources:

  • flash cards showing workshop hazards
  • charts on causes of workshop accidents
  • pictures of workshop tools and safety hazards
  • workshop safety posters
  • Basic Technology textbooks

Evaluation Guide:

  • define workshop accident correctly
  • state causes of workshop accidents
  • identify types of workshop accidents
  • explain the effects of workshop accidents
  • identify unsafe workshop practices

Lesson 4 โ€” Workshop Safety II โ€“ Safety Rules and Regulations:

Performance Objectives:

Students should be able to:

  • state workshop safety rules
  • explain workshop regulations
  • identify personal protective equipment used in the workshop
  • state the functions of safety devices
  • explain the importance of obeying workshop rules

Teacher Activities:

Teachers should:

  • explain workshop safety rules and regulations
  • display safety signs and explain their meanings
  • show examples of personal protective equipment
  • explain the uses of safety devices in the workshop
  • guide students to practise safe workshop behaviour

Student Activities:

Students should:

  • list workshop safety rules
  • identify safety signs and protective equipment
  • explain why workshop regulations should be obeyed
  • demonstrate safe behaviour in the workshop
  • participate in discussions on workshop discipline

Teaching & Learning Resources:

  • flash cards showing safety signs
  • charts on workshop safety rules
  • personal protective equipment such as goggles, gloves and aprons
  • pictures of safety devices
  • Basic Technology textbooks

Evaluation Guide:

  • state workshop safety rules
  • explain workshop regulations
  • identify personal protective equipment
  • state the uses of safety devices
  • explain the importance of obeying workshop rules

Lesson 5 โ€” Workshop Safety III โ€“ Accident Prevention Techniques:

Performance Objectives:

Students should be able to:

  • state accident prevention techniques
  • explain how to handle tools safely
  • describe good housekeeping practices in the workshop
  • explain the importance of proper storage of tools and materials
  • state basic emergency procedures in the workshop

Teacher Activities:

Teachers should:

  • explain accident prevention techniques using workshop examples
  • demonstrate safe handling of simple tools
  • guide students to identify proper storage methods for tools and materials
  • discuss good housekeeping practices in the workshop
  • explain what students should do during workshop emergencies

Student Activities:

Students should:

  • list ways of preventing workshop accidents
  • practise safe handling of simple tools under supervision
  • identify correct ways to store tools and materials
  • participate in discussions on workshop cleanliness
  • describe what to do during a workshop emergency

Teaching & Learning Resources:

  • flash cards showing accident prevention practices
  • charts on safe tool handling
  • simple workshop tools
  • tool racks and storage boxes where available
  • Basic Technology textbooks

Evaluation Guide:

  • state accident prevention techniques
  • explain safe handling of tools
  • describe good housekeeping in the workshop
  • state proper storage methods for tools and materials
  • state basic emergency procedures

Lesson 6 โ€” Properties of Materials โ€“ Wood:

Performance Objectives:

Students should be able to:

  • define wood
  • identify common types of wood
  • classify wood correctly
  • state the properties of wood
  • state the uses of wood in everyday life

Teacher Activities:

Teachers should:

  • explain the meaning of wood as a natural material
  • show samples or pictures of different types of wood
  • guide students to classify wood into hardwood and softwood
  • explain the properties of wood using simple examples
  • discuss the uses of wood in buildings, furniture and tools

Student Activities:

Students should:

  • identify wooden objects around them
  • observe samples or pictures of wood
  • classify examples of wood as hardwood or softwood
  • list properties of wood
  • state uses of wood in their environment

Teaching & Learning Resources:

  • wood samples where available
  • flash cards showing wooden objects
  • charts on hardwood and softwood
  • pictures of furniture, doors, windows and wooden tools
  • Basic Technology textbooks

Evaluation Guide:

  • define wood correctly
  • identify common types of wood
  • classify wood into hardwood and softwood
  • state properties of wood
  • state uses of wood

Lesson 7 โ€” Properties of Materials โ€“ Metals:

Performance Objectives:

Students should be able to:

  • define metals
  • identify metals by their physical properties
  • state types of metals
  • explain the meaning of alloys
  • state common uses of metals

Teacher Activities:

Teachers should:

  • explain the meaning of metals using familiar objects
  • show examples or pictures of common metals
  • guide students to identify metals by physical properties
  • explain types of metals and the meaning of alloys
  • discuss uses of metals in buildings, tools, machines and household items

Student Activities:

Students should:

  • identify metal objects around them
  • observe samples or pictures of metals
  • list physical properties of metals
  • give examples of metals and alloys
  • state uses of metals in everyday life

Teaching & Learning Resources:

  • metal samples where available
  • flash cards showing metal objects
  • charts on types and properties of metals
  • pictures of tools, machines and household metal objects
  • Basic Technology textbooks

Evaluation Guide:

  • define metals correctly
  • identify metals by physical properties
  • state types of metals
  • explain the meaning of alloys
  • state uses of metals

Lesson 8 โ€” Properties of Materials โ€“ Ceramics and Glass:

Performance Objectives:

Students should be able to:

  • define ceramics
  • define glass
  • identify examples of ceramics and glass
  • state properties of ceramics and glass
  • state uses of ceramics and glass

Teacher Activities:

Teachers should:

  • explain the meaning of ceramics and glass
  • show examples or pictures of ceramics and glass materials
  • guide students to identify properties of ceramics and glass
  • discuss the uses of ceramics and glass in homes, buildings and industries
  • explain safety precautions when handling glass objects

Student Activities:

Students should:

  • identify ceramic and glass objects around them
  • observe pictures or samples of ceramics and glass
  • list properties of ceramics and glass
  • state uses of ceramics and glass
  • describe safe ways of handling glass objects

Teaching & Learning Resources:

  • ceramic and glass samples where available
  • flash cards showing ceramic and glass objects
  • charts on properties of ceramics and glass
  • pictures of tiles, plates, cups, windows and bottles
  • Basic Technology textbooks

Evaluation Guide:

  • define ceramics correctly
  • define glass correctly
  • identify examples of ceramics and glass
  • state properties of ceramics and glass
  • state uses of ceramics and glass

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