SSS ONE SCHEME OF WORK ON LITERATURE-IN ENGLISH FOR THIRD TERM Week 1: Revision of 2nd Term Examination ‘The Anvil and the Hammer’ by Kofi Awoonor Themes and poetic devices in the poem

Week 2: Background/Plot of Bayo Adewale’s Lonely Days Lonely Days: Class reading/Analysis of Chapters 1 and 2

Week 3: Characterisation in Lonely Days Lonely Days: Chapter 3 and 4

Week 4: Characterisation in Lonely Days (Cont) Lonely Days: Chapter 5

Week 5: Themes in Lonely Days Lonely Days Chapters 6-7

Week 6: Themes in Lonely Days (cont) Class Reading Chapter 8-9

Week 7: Narrative Techniques in Lonely Days Class Reading Chapter 10

Week 8: Lonely Days: Class Reading Chapter 11

Week 9: Lonely Days: Class Reading Chapter 12 Lonely Days: Class Reading Chapters 13 and 14 Revision

Week 10: Revision Examination

ASSIGNMENT

Read Bayo Adebowale’s Lonely Days and answer the following questions:

1. Summarise the novel 2. Discuss the following characters in the novels:

a. Yaremi b. Ajumobi

To be submitted on 25th of April 2016 ENGLISH LANGUAGE SCHEME OF WORK FOR THIRD TERM

WEEK ONE: Expository Essay: Article Writing Pronouns Vowels and Consonant Sounds WEEK TWO: Active and Passive Voices Punctuation Marks: Capital Letters and Question Marks

WEEK THREE: Phrases Idiomatic Expressions Word Stress (Three syllable words)

WEEK FOUR: Quantifiers and Qualifiers

WEEK FIVE: Summary Figurative Expression

WEEK SIX: Connection in Complex sentences Punctuation Marks: Colon, Semi-Colon and Apostrophe

Comprehension

WEEK SEVEN: Proper Nouns Registers of Entertainment

WEEK EIGHT: Introduction to Sequence of tense Register of Religion WEEK NINE: - Revision

- Examination ASSIGNMENT

1. Differentiate between active and passive voices with at least two examples 2. Read about word stress and write out ten examples of three syllable words indicating the

syllable that carries the stress in each word 3. Justify the fact that phrases are not the same as clauses with adequate examples

Check Catch – Up English Language for SSCE /UME

To be submitted on 25th of April 2016

BOOK KEEPING SCHEME OF WORK FOR THIRD TERM WEEK 1: Suspense Account Practice WEEK 2: Introduction to Final Account Meaning of Final Account Uses of Final Account Types of Final Account (Trading Account) WEEK 3: Profit and Loss account, meaning, format and component of the Profit and Loss Account

WEEK 4: Trading, Profit and Loss account. (together in one account) Practice WEEK 5: Balance Sheet: Meaning, Format and Component of the Balance Sheet WEEK 6: Preparation of trading Account, Profit and Loss account with the Balance Sheet Week 7: Accounting Ratio (Introduction) Meaning and Types of Accounting Ratio Week 8: Accounting Ratio (Practice)

Week 9: Revision Week 10: Revision Examination

ASSIGNMENT 1. Write short note on Final Account 2. Write out the format of

a. trading account, b. profit and loss account c. balance sheet

Submit on April 25th 2016

YORUBA 3RD TERM SCHEME OF WORK.

WEEK 1: Oge sise ni ile Yoruba WEEK 2: Arokoonisorongbesi WEEK 3: Ere Idarayaniile Yoruba WEEK 4: Silebu Ede Yoruba WEEK 5: Gbolohun, OrisiiGbolohun WEEK 6: Asa Iran- ara- enilowo WEEK 7: Iwekika WEEK 8: Iwekika WEEK 9: Iwekika WEEK 10: AtunyewoEko

Ise Amurele

1. (a) Kini oge sise? (b) Ko meje lara ona ti awa Yoruba n gba soge.

2. So Marun-un lara ere idaraya ile Yoruba.

Akiyesi:- Se iseyii sinu 2A Exercise book

CIVIC EDUCATION SCHEME OF WORK

WEEKS TOPICS

1. THE MAJOR PILLARS OF DEMOCRACY

1. Sources of a constitution 2. Content of a constitution 3. Types of constitution

2. STRONG INSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT

- Organs of Government - Security Agencies. - Civil Societies and Federalism - Political parties and Free press.

3 . HUMAN RIGHTS 1

- Universal Declaration of Human Rights - Seven Core Freedoms of Universal Declaration Of Human Rights. - Roles Of Individuals And Groups In Promoting Human Rights

4 . HUMAN RIGHTS 2

- Roles of Government in protecting Human Rights. - Why rights are entrenched in the constitution.

5 . CULTISM 1

- Meaning of Cultism - Origin of cultism - Reasons why people establish or join cult groups.

6 . CULTISM 2

- Types of Cult groups - Effects of Cultism on Nigerian students. - Preventive measures against Cultism

7. LAW AND ORDER 1

- Meaning of law and order - Examples of orderliness in the society - Benefits of orderliness in the society

8 . LAW AND ORDER 2

- Factors that can promote orderliness in the society.

9 . CONSTITUTED AUTHORITY.

-Meaning of constituted authority.

- Types of constituted authority.

-Levels of constituted authority.

-Importance of constituted authority.

Holiday Assignment

Instruction: Get new notebook and write the following on the front page;

1. Your Name 2. Your Class 3. Subject- CIVIC EDUCATION HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT

Read up the topics from Week 1-3 and answer the following questions.

1. What is a constitution? 2. Differentiate between the following types of constitution

(a) Rigid constitution and flexible constitution. (b) Unitary constitution, Federal constitution and Con-federal constitution. (c) Written and unwritten constitution.

3. Mention 5 significance of the Nigerian 1999 constitution to the Nigeria State.

SUBMISSION DATE: 25/04/2016

ECONOMICS THIRD TERM SCHEME OF WORK

WEEK 1

Day 1 Private and public companies (definitions characteristics, advantages disadvantages, sources of capital, distinction between private and public companies)

Day 2 Continuation of private and public companies

Day 3 Continuation of private and public companies

WEEK 2: BUSINESS ORGANISATION

Day 1: PUBLIC CORPORATION (definition, advantages, disadvantages, sources of capital, characteristics)

Day 2: Continuation of public corporation

Day 3: Joint ventures

WEEK 3: POPULATION THEORY

Day 1: Meaning of population, population census, determination and implications of population size and growth

Day 2: Meaning of population distribution and its implication on the economy (geographical age, sex and occupational distribution of population)

Day 3: Continuation of population distribution and is implication.

WEEK 4: POPULATION (cont).

Day 1: Importance and problem of census

Day 2: Theories of population (e.g. Malthusian theory and Demographic transition theory)

Day 3: Continuation of population theory.

WEEK 5: LABOUR MARKET

Day I: Meaning of labour market, concept of labour force, factors affecting the size of labour force, factors affecting the demand for labour

Day 2: Supply of labour, factors affecting supply of labour, efficiency of labour, factors affecting efficiency of labour

Day 3: Continuation of efficiency labour (factors affecting efficiency of labour

WEEK 6: MOBILITY OF LABOUR

Day 1: Definition of mobility of labour, types and factors affecting mobility of labour

Day 2: Factors affecting mobility of labour

Day 3: Continuation of factors affecting mobility of labour

WEEK 7: FINANCIAL INSTITUTION

Day 1: Definition of financial institutions, types (banking and non banking), features of bank and non banking financial institutions

Day 2: Functions of each institutions and its importance

Day 3: Continuation of each financial institutions

WEEK 8: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

WEEK 9: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.

WEEK 10: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.

Assignment

Instruction: Please read the following topics and answer the questions that follows.

Public and Limited Liability Company

Population Theory

Question one: Give a tabular differentiation between private and public limited liability company

Question two: Explain Reverend Thomas Malthusian theory of population growth

Holiday Assignment: To be done inside the note.

Ref. Book : Basic Agric Science

AGRIC SCIENCE SCHEME OF WORK

Read on weed and answer the following questions:

1. Define the term weed 2. State four characteristics of weeds 3. Why are weeds regarded as farmer’s enemies 4. State four benefits of weeds in agriculture 5. List four control methods of weeds

WEEKS TOPICS

1 Land and its uses:

a. Uses of land.

b. Factors affecting land availability for agricultural

purpose.

2 Rock formation

a. Rock formation process

b. Rock types – igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic.

3 Formation, composition and properties of soil. factors of soil

formation.

4 Process of soil formation, weathering:

a. Physical, Chemical and biological weathering.

b. Composition component of the soil mineral or inorganic

matter.

5 Different types of soil

a. Soil and their properties

b. Physical, chemical properties

c. The uses and method of improvement

6 Sources of farm power

a. State different sources of farm power

b. State the advantages and disadvantages of each type.

7 Problems and prospect of Mechanization

8 Factors of production

9 Agricultural financing

a. Sources of farm financing

b. Implications of farm credits e.g. interest rates.

Holiday Assignment: To be done inside the note

Ref. Book: Essential Agic Science

Read on Land and Its uses and Rock Formation and answer the following questions:

1. Explain four agricultural and four non-agricultural use of land 2. State four ways through which an agricultural land may appreciate in value 3. Briefly describe the characteristic of igneous rock and sedimentary rock 4. Write short note on formation of igneous and sedimentary rocks

THIRD TERM SCHEME OF WORK FOR CRK 2015/2016 ACADEMIC SESSION

WEEK CRK SSS ONE THIRD TERM. 1. Faith in God

The trial and faith of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego The trial and faith of Daniel

2. The Message of God Jonah as the Messenger The Message

3. Social Justice and True Religion. Social Justice – Amos True Religion

4. Divine Love and Human Response 5. The Love of God

Hosea’s Marital Experience Hosea’s Message Man’s Response to God’s Love

6. Holiness of God and Divine Call

7. The Holiness of God Isaiah’s Vision of Holiness of the Holiness of God Isaiah’s Teaching on the Holiness of God The Divine Call of

Isaiah ii. Jeremiah iii. Ezekiel 8. Punishment and Hope

Punishment for Isaiah and the Nature of Punishment. Jeremiah’s Teaching on Hope

9. The Birth of Jesus John, the forerunner of Jesus

The Annunciation of Jesus Birth The Early Life of Jesus

Reference Material: Round up CRK by Tno Quarcoopome,et al

Assignment: Read week 1 and week 3 Scheme of Work to Answer the following questions:

1 a. How did Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego prove their faith in God in the land of Babylon?

b. State four significance of faith in God as demonstrated by Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego.

2 a What were the religion evils in the Northern kingdom that Amos prophesied against?

b Suggest ways in which Christians can contribute to the education.

THIRD TERM SCHEME OF WORK FOR GEOGRAPHY

2015/2016 Academic Session

WEEK GEOGRAPHY SSS ONE THIRD TERM. 1. TRANSPORTATION IN NIGERIA

Port Development in Nigeria Factors that aid the Development of Ports in Nigeria Problems and Limitations of Port Development. Solutions to the Problems of Port Development.

2. WEATHERING, DENUDATION AND MASS MOVEMENT Definition and Factors Affecting Denudation Types of Weathering Mass Movement: Types of Mass Movement Factors Affecting Mass Movement: Effects of Mass Movement.

3. KARST OR LIMESTONE TOPOGRAPHY Meaning Characteristics of Limestone Region Surface Features of a Karst Region Underground Features of a Karst Region Importance of Limestone Region to Man.

4. VULCANICITY Intrusive Landforms of Vulcanicity Extrusive Landforms of Vulcanicity Effects of Vulcanicity.

5. EARTHQUAKES AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION. Definition and Popular Examples of Disastrous Earthquakes Effects of Earthquakes: Definition of Environmental Conservation Method of Conserving the Environment.

6. MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES. Definition and Characteristics of manufacturing Industries in Tropical

African Countries Classification of Manufacturing Industries Differences Between Heavy and Light Industries Location and Localization of Industries Factors Affecting the Location of Industries.

7. ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS: CAUSES, EFFECTS AND

CONTROL MEASURES Desert Encroachment Soil Erosion Environmental Pollution: Air Pollution, Water and Land Pollution

Flooding. 8. ENVIRONMENT HAZARDS CONTINUED

Deforestation Coastal Erosion Drought.

9. ENVIRONMENT RESOURCES. Atmosphere and Land Resources Water Resources and Vegetation Resources Mineral Resources and Human Resources.

ASSIGNMENT

Instruction: Answer all questions. And it is to be handwritten in fullscap sheet(s) of paper. 1. Define the following:

(a) Weathering (b) Mass Movement (c) Limestone(Karst) Region (d) Vulcanicity (e) Earthquakes (f ) Manufacturing Industries (g) Environmental Hazards (h) Screes/Tallus (i) Exfoliation (j) Environmental Resources

Reference Materials

Iwena, O.A(2012): Essential Geography for Senior Secondary Schools. Ajayi: Comprehensive Geography for Senior Secondary Schools.

Submission: To be submitted on Monday 25th April, 2016 by 1.30PM at my office.

THIRD TERM FINE ART SCHEME OF WORK

WEEKS TOPICS

1. Revision of second term’s work 2. Art terms 3. Perspective 4. The art of ancient world (Egyptian art) 5. Western art history(Early Christian art) 6. Renaissance art ( Giotto, Leonardo da vinci,Michel Angelo) 7. Mid term assessment 8. Mosaics 9. Collage 10. Revision 11. Examination

FINE ART ASSIGNMENT

1. Briefly describe the word “Art”

2. List any three great masters of High Renaissance and discuss them extensively. 3. Discuss in details how to start local craft business.

(Note: To be done inside your note.)

THIRD TERM FRENCH SCHEME OF WORK

WEEKS TOPICS

1. Revision of second term’s work 2. Les adjectives possessives et l’execrcises 3. Les proverbs et l’execrcises 4. L’importance de la langue francais 5. l’execrcises- l’oral, l’a dictee 6. l’a dictee, la composition oral 7. Mid term assessment 8. la composition et l’execrcises 9. La culture et civilisation 10. Revision 11. Examination

ASSIGNMENT 1. Ecrivez cinq adjectives possessives feminines-des mots

I. Mon II. Ton III. Son

2. Mentionnez 3 L’importance de la langue francais que tu sais CHEMISTRY SCHEME OF WORK FOR THIRD TERM 2015/2016 WEEK TOPIC

1-2 Air & Air Pollution 3-4 Carbon & Its Compounds 5 Hydrogen & Its Compounds 6-7 Oxygen & Its Compounds 8 Stoichiometry / Mass-Volume Relationship in Chemical Reactions 9 Chemistry Practicals (Volumetric Analysis) 10 Revision 11-12 Examinations 13 Marking of Scripts & Compilations of Results

HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENTS

Instruction: The assignment should be done in your chemistry note book and should be submitted in person between Mon. 25th and Fri. 29th April, 2016 during the break periods.

1. Define Air and state its components (Percentage of each component must be included). 2. Briefly explain the followings; a. Flame

i. b. Hydrogen Flame ii. c. Candle Flame

iii. d. Bunsen Flame 3. Define Allotropy? 4. List three Crystalline Allotropes of Carbon.

NOTE: 1. You can get information on the assignment from your chemistry text book such as New School Chemistry by Yaw Ababio and Lamlad Chemistry by Ayinde et al.

2. You are to read and understand at least the first three topics of the scheme of work, in which failure to do so will attract severe punishments.

3. Please, don’t forget to enjoy and maximize your holidays.

4. May God keep and protect us all from all evil (Amen). See you @ the PEAK!!!

PHYSIC SCHEME OF WORK

TEXT: NEW SCHOOL PHYSICS FOR SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY M.W ANYAKOHA.

S/N WEEK TOPICS 1 ELECTRIC FIELD Resistivity of a wire

Conductivity of wire Factors affecting resistance of wire

2 ELECTRIC FIELD Work done in electrical circuits Power in electrical circuit Buying and selling of electric power.

3 PARTICLE NATURE OF MATTER Atomic structure of matter Brownian motion and diffusion Molecular theory explanation of state of matter

4 ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS

Elasticity of a substance Hooke’s law Elastic limit, yield point, elastic constant or stiffness

5 ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS

Young’s Modulus Tensile stress and tensile strain Work done in springs and elastic strings Solutions to simple problems

6 SURFACE TENSION AND CAPILLARITY

Surface tension and its application Capillarity, adhesion and cohesion

7 FRICTION IN FLUID Viscosity Differences and similarities between viscosity and friction Application of viscosity Solutions to simple problems

8 GRAVITATIONAL FIELD Gravitational force between two masses(inverse square law) Relation between gravitational constant, G and acceleration due to gravity.

9 ELECTRIC FIELD Electric force between point charges, Coulombs law Electric field, electric field intensity and electric potential

Solutions to simple problems. 10 ELECTRIC FIELD Capacitors and capacitance/Revision 11 EXAMS 12 EXAMS 13 RECORDING AND CLOSING

Assignment to be submitted on the first day of resumption,25/4/2016.

1. Mention four ways of producing continuous flow of charges.

2. Explain the evidence of themolecular states of matter.

3. Explain the following phenomena:

1. Viscosity 2. Terminal velocity 3. And Surface tension phenomenon in terms of inter molecular forces.

COMPUTER STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK

COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

Full Meaning of ICT Types of ICT Broadcasting Telecommunications Data Networks Information Systems

APPLICATIONS AREAS OF ICT

Applications of ICT ICT-based Gadgets Operation of ICT-based Gadgets

BASIC COMPUTER OPERATION

Description of the Booting Process Types of Booting Components of the Window Desktop Running an Application Program The Process of Shutting Down the Computer

WORD P[ROCESSING

Definition of Word Processing and Word Processor Examples of Word Processor Features of Word Processors Word Processing Environment Practical Demonstration of the Uses a Word Processor

PRESENTATION PACKAGE

Definition of Presentation Package Examples of Presentation Packages Features of a Presentation Package Practical Illustration of the Uses of Presentation Package

COMPUTER STUDIES HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT

INSTRUCTIONS:

Get a 2A Exercise book and answer the following questions in it and submit to your class rep on Monday April 25, 2016, 7:25am prompt:

1. Read Pages 76 to 85 of your textbook and answer the following questions:

(a) State and briefly explain any four types of ICT

(b)Differentiate between public switched telephone network and GSM

2. Read pages 86 to 90 of your textbook and answer the following questions:

(a) state six ICT-based gadgets and explain each one briefly

(b) study thoroughly to be able to explain the following explicitly

(i) Mobile phones

(ii) Fax Machines

(iii) Dispensing machines

(iv) television sets

(v) Point of Sale Machines

Note: Read pages 76 to 90 thoroughly because failure to do so will attract serious punishment.

You are warned!!!

REFERENCES:

1. Online With Computer SS1 by Adedapo F. O. et.al Pages 127 – 161

2. Basic Computer Studies/ICT for Senior Secondary Schools 1 by AkinfoyewaAdeniyi E. Pages 76 - 90

SCHEME OF WORK ON GOVERNMENT

WEEK 1 Structures and Organization of Government Legislature – Meaning and Types Personnel of Parliament Functions of Legislature Bill – Meaning and Types How a bill becomes a law

WEEK 2 Executives – Meaning and types Functions Control of the executive

WEEK 3 The Judiciary Meaning Functions Structures Independence of the Judiciary Ways of ensuring Judicial independence Problems facing the Judiciary

WEEK 4 Constitutions and Constitutionalism

Meaning Sources of Constitution Reasons for Constitution Scope of Constitution Functions of the Constitution

WEEK 5 Types of Constitution Advantages Disadvantages

WEEK 6 Political Parties Meaning Organizational Structure Functions of Political Parties

WEEK 7 Political Parties Cont’d Types of Political Parties How Political Enlighten the electorate

WEEK 8 Party Systems Meaning Types of Party Systems Advantages Disadvantages

HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT Consult good Government textbooks; read structure and organization of government COMPREHENSIVELY and explain the functions of the Legislature in modern time.

SUBMISSION: To be submitted on the first day of resumption.

Enjoy your holiday to the fullest and look refreshed next term ...Prince Adeniyi J. T.

MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK

MENSURATION 1 (PLANE SHAPES) MENSURATION 2(SOLID SHAPES) VARIATION STATISTICS CONSTRUCTIONS AND LOCUS

ASSIGNMENT

(1) NGM FOR SS1 Page 146, Ex. 12a NO. 1a & f, and No 8

(2) NGM FOR SS1 Page 152, Ex. 12c, No. 8.

(3) NGM FOR SS1 Page 214, Ex.18a, No. 15.

SCHEME OF WORK AND ASSIGNMENT FOR FURTHER MATHEMATICS

WEEK 1: INEQUALITIES

WEEK 2-4: LOGIC

WEEK 5-8: BINARY OPERATION

WEEK 9: THE STRAIGHT LINE-distance between two points; midpoint of a line segment.

WEEK 10: REVISION AND EXAMINATION.

ASSIGNMENT

1. ANSWER THE QUESTIONS INEXCERCISE 6B PAGE 99, NUMBER 11 a and b (SHOW DETAILS OF YOUR WORKINGS).

2. EXERCISE 8A, PAGE 120; NUMBER 1 a to e, NUMBER 6, a to d. EXERCISE 8B, NUMBER 7. RECOMMENDED TEXTBOOK.

NEW FURTHER MATHS, PROJECT 1 BY M.R. TUTTUH et al.

BIOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK AND ASSIGNMENT

Week Topic Content 1 Energy flow Ecological pyramids

Energy transformation in nature Nutrient cycling in nature and decomposition in

nature 2 Population studies 3 Ecological management Association and tolerance 4 Adaptation and pollution 5 Pollution

Conservation of natural resources

6 Conservation of natural resources 7 Introduction of microorganism Microorganisms around us

Identification of microorganisms 8 Microorganism in our body and food

Microorganism in action

9 Microorganism in action continues 10 Microorganism and health Towards better health 11 Public health

ASSIGNMENT Instruction: All assignments should be written in your biology note book neatly Population studies

Briefly describe the following population characteristics Size Density Frequency

Percentage cover Distribution

List three factors that affect population

Briefly describe the following Quadrat sampling Transect method Capture-recapture method

Describe how the following population characteristics can be determined with working examples

Frequency Density Percentage cover