Places to Respect – Basic 1 Civic Education Lesson Note (Third Term)
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- Subject
- Civic Education
- Class
- Basic 1
- Term
- Third Term
- Topic
- Places to Respect
- Order
- Topic 5 of 8 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
Class: Primary 1
Subject: Civic Education
Topic: Places to Respect – Government Buildings
Duration: 30 minutes
Lesson objectives
By the end of this lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Name government buildings to respect
- Say why these places are special
- Behave properly in these buildings
Lesson content
Government Buildings to Respect
Some buildings are very special because important people work there.
We call them government buildings.
We must respect these places.
Examples of Government Buildings:
- GOVERNMENT OFFICES

- Places where government workers sit
- They help people with important papers
- We should be quiet when we go there
- BANKS

- Places where people keep money safe
- Has security guards
- We wait in line quietly
- LAW COURTS

- Places where judges sit
- Very serious and quiet places
- People solve big problems there
- NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

- Big government building in Abuja
- Where important people make rules for Nigeria
- The most special government building
How to Behave:
- Speak softly
- Walk, don’t run
- Be polite
- Follow instructions
- Wait your turn
Why We Respect These Places:
- They help all people
- Important work is done there
- They belong to all Nigerians
EVALUATION/EXERCISES
Answer these questions:
- Government buildings are very _______ places.
- Name 4 government buildings:
- Circle the government buildings: Office House Bank Shop Court Market
- Write the missing words:
- We keep money safe in _______.
- _______ sit in law courts.
- How should we behave in government buildings? Tick (✓) the correct ones:
- Speak softly [ ]
- Run around [ ]
- Be polite [ ]
- Shout loudly [ ]
- The National Assembly is in: a) Lagos b) Kano c) Abuja
ASSIGNMENT
Draw one government building and write its name.
TEACHER’S REMARKS
Teacher’s Name: _________________________
Date: _________________________
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