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JSS1 First Term Home Economics Lesson Notes

Nine free notes, in teaching order, from Home Economics and National Development to Healthy Feeding and Eating Practices II. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.

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  1. Home Economics and National DevelopmentNote 1 of 9

    Home Economics and National Development

    Students should be able to define home economics and national development.

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  2. Introduction to Home EconomicsNote 2 of 9

    Introduction to Home Economics

    Students should be able to define home economics.

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  3. The Human BodyNote 3 of 9

    The Human Body

    Students should be able to name some parts of the human body.

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  1. The Human Body II: the Nose & EarNote 4 of 9

    The Human Body II: the Nose & Ear

    Students should be able to describe the structure of the nose.

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  2. The Human Body III: Structure of the SkinNote 5 of 9

    The Human Body III: Structure of the Skin

    Students should be able to name the two main layers of the skin.

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  3. The Human Body IV: the Teeth, Hands & FeetNote 6 of 9

    The Human Body IV: the Teeth, Hands & Feet

    Students should be able to state the number of milk teeth and permanent teeth.

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  1. Good Posture and ExerciseNote 7 of 9

    Good Posture and Exercise

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  2. Healthy Feeding and Eating PracticesNote 8 of 9

    Healthy Feeding and Eating Practices

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  3. Healthy Feeding and Eating Practices IINote 9 of 9

    Healthy Feeding and Eating Practices II

    Students should be able to state the meaning of harmful substances.

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About JSS1 First Term Home Economics Lesson Notes

These are the nine JSS1 First Term Home Economics topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Home Economics and National Development and the last covers Healthy Feeding and Eating Practices II.

What students learn this term
  • Define home economics and national development
  • Define home economics
  • Name some parts of the human body
  • Describe the structure of the nose
  • Name the two main layers of the skin
  • State the number of milk teeth and permanent teeth
  • State the meaning of harmful substances

Questions teachers ask about JSS1 First Term Home Economics

How many JSS1 First Term Home Economics lesson notes are there?

There are 9 notes, from Home Economics and National Development to Healthy Feeding and Eating Practices II. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.

What topics do the notes cover?

Home Economics and National Development, Introduction to Home Economics, The Human Body, The Human Body II: the Nose & Ear, The Human Body III: Structure of the Skin, The Human Body IV: the Teeth, Hands & Feet, Good Posture and Exercise, Healthy Feeding and Eating Practices and Healthy Feeding and Eating Practices II.

Can I download the notes as a PDF or Word file?

Yes. Sign in with Google or Facebook, then choose the term at checkout. A PDF or Word copy of JSS1 Home Economics for the First Term costs ₦1,000.

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Yes. Use the Word copy to change anything you like, or print the PDF as it is. Either way there is no retyping.

What does each note contain?

Every note has behavioural objectives, the lesson content in short sections, evaluation questions and an assignment, so you can teach from it and set work straight away.

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