Term: 1st Term
Week: 8
Class: Basic 2
Age: 8 years
Duration: 45 minutes
Curriculum Theme: Civic Education
Subject: National Value Education
Topic: Stimulation of civic engagement in political, social, and economic processes
Content: Need for civic stimulation engagement
Previous Topic: The Importance Of Civic Education To National Development

Specific Objectives:

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

Define civic stimulation engagement.
List 4 key needs for civic engagement in the political, social, and economic processes.
Explain how civic engagement helps improve society.

Reference Materials:

The following resources were used in planning this lesson:

9 – Years Basic Education Curriculum
Abuja Educational Resource Centre Scheme of Work
NAPPS National Unified Scheme of Work
Online Information from Simply Stakeholders – What is civic engagement? Definitions, examples, & how tost
Relevant Textbooks

Instructional Materials:

Chalkboard/Whiteboard
Chalk/Markers
Pictures of Community Leaders
Storybook on Civic Engagement
Chart with Key Civic Terms
Flashcards with Civic Symbols

Previous Knowledge:

Pupils should already know about their community leaders and the roles these leaders play in society.

Rationale:

This lesson introduces pupils to the importance of civic stimulation engagement, preparing them to be responsible and active members of society, contributing to political, social, and economic growth.

Instructional Procedures:

Learning Area: Stimulation of Civic Engagement in Political, Social, and Economic Processes

Content Development (Step)	Time	Teaching Method	Teacher’s Activities	Pupils’ Activities	Learning Points
Introduction (Step 1)	8 mins	Discussion	– Show pictures of community leaders. – Ask: “Who are these people?” – Explain the concept of civic engagement.	– Respond to questions. – Listen attentively.	Understand who community leaders are and recognize civic engagement.
Storytelling (Step 2)	8 mins	Storytelling	– Read a short story about a child helping in community service. – Discuss the benefits of civic engagement.	– Listen to the story. – Share thoughts.	Comprehend the practical aspects of civic engagement through storytelling.
Key Terms (Step 3)	5 mins	Flashcards	– Show flashcards with terms like “voting,” “community,” “economy.” – Explain meanings of civic terms.	– Identify and repeat terms. – Repeat after the teacher.	Learn and understand key civic terms related to engagement.
Needs for civic engagement (Step 4)	10 mins	Group Activity	– Divide pupils into groups. – Discuss the 8 needs for civic engagement in politics, society, and the economy. – Each group lists and explains one or two needs.	– Discuss in groups. – Share their thoughts.	Identify and articulate the 8 needs for civic engagement.
Improvement of Society (Step 5)	7 mins	Interactive Discussion	– Explain how each of the 8 needs contributes to improving society. – Provide examples relevant to their community.	– Listen and understand. – Participate in discussion.	Understand the impact of civic engagement on societal improvement.
Recap (Step 6)	3 mins	Question and Answer	– Review the key points of the lesson and emphasize the importance of civic engagement.	– Answer questions. – Repeat key points.	Reinforce understanding of civic engagement and its benefits.
Evaluation (Step 7)	3 mins	Oral Questions	– Ask questions about the meaning and importance of civic engagement.	– Answer orally.	Assess comprehension of civic engagement concepts.
Note Copying (Step 8)	3 mins	Note Taking	– Provide pupils with a summary of the lesson to copy.	– Copy the notes into their notebooks.	Consolidate learning by recording key information.

Lesson Content

What is Civic Stimulation Engagement?

Civic stimulation engagement is the act of encouraging people to take part in their community’s activities. It involves helping, supporting, and getting involved in political, social, and economic activities that benefit everyone.

Needs for Civic Stimulation Engagement:

Political Awareness: People need to be informed about political decisions that affect their lives.
Participation in Voting: Everyone should vote to choose good leaders.
Community Development: Helping to improve your community through activities like cleaning or building.
Support for Social Justice: Engaging in efforts to make society fair and equal for everyone.
Economic Contribution: Supporting local businesses and working to improve the economy.
Volunteerism: Helping in community projects or services for free.
Leadership: Learning to be a good leader in your school, community, or country.
Respect for Laws: Understanding and following the rules and laws in your community.

How Civic Engagement Helps Improve Society

Civic engagement plays an important role in enhancing society in various ways such as:

Political Awareness and Participation: By staying informed and voting, citizens help elect leaders who make decisions that reflect the community’s needs, leading to better governance.
Community Development: When people actively work on community projects, it leads to cleaner, safer, and more enjoyable places to live.
Support for Social Justice: Engaging in social justice efforts ensures that everyone is treated fairly, reducing discrimination and inequality.
Economic Contribution: Supporting local businesses boosts the economy, creating jobs and improving the standard of living.
Volunteerism: Volunteering helps those in need and strengthens community bonds, fostering a sense of unity and cooperation.
Leadership: Developing leadership skills enables individuals to guide and inspire others, driving positive change.
Respect for Laws: Following laws maintains order and safety, creating a stable environment where everyone can thrive.

Evaluation:

What is civic engagement?
Why is it important to participate in community activities?
List any two needs for civic engagement.
How does civic engagement help improve society?

NOTE TO TEACHERS:

Please note that the actual content of the lesson, teaching methods, and pupil activities may vary based on your specific teaching style, curriculum, or available resources. Feel free to customize the lesson note to fit your needs.

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Lesson Note on Stimulation Of Civic Engagement In Political, Social And Economic Processes (Basic 2)