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Basic 6 First Term Social Studies Lesson Notes

19 free notes, in teaching order, from External Influence on Nigeria Life to Nigerian and Foreign-Made Goods. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.

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  1. External Influence on Nigeria LifeNote 1 of 19

    External Influence on Nigeria Life

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  2. The Influence of Working Parents on Nigeria Family Cont'dNote 2 of 19

    The Influence of Working Parents on Nigeria Family Cont'd

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  3. IntermarriageNote 3 of 19

    Intermarriage

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  1. Marital FailureNote 4 of 19

    Marital Failure

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  2. Foreign Culture Affecting Our ValuesNote 5 of 19

    Foreign Culture Affecting Our Values

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  3. Religious Intolerance in NigeriaNote 6 of 19

    Religious Intolerance in Nigeria

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  1. Labour and Trade UnionsNote 7 of 19

    Labour and Trade Unions

    Students should be able to describe the concept of labour and trade unions Give examples of labour and trade unions in Nigeria CONCEPT OF LABOUR Labour: Work done by people, especially physical or mental work done for wages.

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  2. Wages and Income DistributionNote 8 of 19

    Wages and Income Distribution

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  3. Employment and UnemploymentNote 9 of 19

    Employment and Unemployment

    Students should be able to define employment and unemployment Discuss causes of unemployment Explain solutions to unemployment DEFINITION OF EMPLOYMENT Employment: Having paid work.

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  4. Nigerian and Foreign-Made GoodsNote 10 of 19

    Nigerian and Foreign-Made Goods

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  5. External Influence on Nigerian Family LifeNote 11 of 19

    External Influence on Nigerian Family Life

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  6. The Influence of Working Parents on Nigerian Family (Continued)Note 12 of 19

    The Influence of Working Parents on Nigerian Family (Continued)

    Students should be able to define baby sitters, house help and daycare institutions.

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  1. IntermarriageNote 13 of 19

    Intermarriage

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  2. Marital FailureNote 14 of 19

    Marital Failure

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  3. Foreign Cultures Affecting Our ValuesNote 15 of 19

    Foreign Cultures Affecting Our Values

    Students should be able to define foreign culture and traditional culture.

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  4. Religious Intolerance in NigeriaNote 16 of 19

    Religious Intolerance in Nigeria

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  5. Wages and Income DistributionNote 17 of 19

    Wages and Income Distribution

    Students should be able to define wages, salary, income and income distribution.

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  6. Employment and UnemploymentNote 18 of 19

    Employment and Unemployment

    Students should be able to define employment and unemployment.

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  1. Nigerian and Foreign-Made GoodsNote 19 of 19

    Nigerian and Foreign-Made Goods

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About Basic 6 First Term Social Studies Lesson Notes

These are the 19 Basic 6 First Term Social Studies topics, in teaching order. The first note covers External Influence on Nigeria Life and the last covers Nigerian and Foreign-Made Goods.

What students learn this term
  • Describe the concept of labour and trade unions Give examples of labour and trade unions in Nigeria CONCEPT OF LABOUR Labour: Work done by people, especially physical or mental work done for wages
  • Define employment and unemployment Discuss causes of unemployment Explain solutions to unemployment DEFINITION OF EMPLOYMENT Employment: Having paid work
  • Define baby sitters, house help and daycare institutions
  • Define foreign culture and traditional culture
  • Define wages, salary, income and income distribution
  • Define employment and unemployment
Recommended Basic 6 Social Studies textbooks
NameAuthorPublisher
Basic Social Studies for Primary SchoolsAnambra State Govt (Ministry of Education)E.E. Ezenwa, F.C. Anadi et alLearn Africa
New Civic EducationAnambra State Govt (Ministry of Education)Adeyanji J.A.Learn Africa
Model Social StudiesAnambra State Govt (Ministry of Education)Lynda MmakweMid-Field Publishers

Questions teachers ask about Basic 6 First Term Social Studies

How many Basic 6 First Term Social Studies lesson notes are there?

There are 19 notes, from External Influence on Nigeria Life to Nigerian and Foreign-Made Goods. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.

What topics do the notes cover?

External Influence on Nigeria Life, The Influence of Working Parents on Nigeria Family Cont'd, Intermarriage, Marital Failure, Foreign Culture Affecting Our Values, Religious Intolerance in Nigeria, Labour and Trade Unions, Wages and Income Distribution, Employment and Unemployment, Nigerian and Foreign-Made Goods, External Influence on Nigerian Family Life, The Influence of Working Parents on Nigerian Family (Continued) and 7 more.

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