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JSS1 Third Term Cultural & Creative Arts Lesson Notes

Nine free notes, in teaching order, from Costume in Drama to Tie and Dye. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.

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  1. Costume in DramaNote 1 of 9

    Costume in Drama

    Students should be able to define costume in drama.

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  2. MosaicNote 2 of 9

    Mosaic

    Students should be able to define mosaic and explain the term tesserae.

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  3. Theories of MusicNote 3 of 9

    Theories of Music

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  1. Introduction to ChoreographyNote 4 of 9

    Introduction to Choreography

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  2. Makeup in DramaNote 5 of 9

    Makeup in Drama

    Students should be able to define makeup in drama and state why it is used.

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  3. Consequences of Using Fake and Adulterated GoodsNote 6 of 9

    Consequences of Using Fake and Adulterated Goods

    Students should be able to define fake and adulterated goods.

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  1. BeadworksNote 7 of 9

    Beadworks

    Students should be able to define beadwork and describe its place in Nigerian and African culture.

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  2. African Musical InstrumentNote 8 of 9

    African Musical Instrument

    Students should be able to name the four classes of African musical instruments and say how each produces sound.

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  3. Tie and DyeNote 9 of 9

    Tie and Dye

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About JSS1 Third Term Cultural & Creative Arts Lesson Notes

These are the nine JSS1 Third Term Cultural & Creative Arts topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Costume in Drama and the last covers Tie and Dye.

What students learn this term
  • Define costume in drama
  • Define mosaic and explain the term tesserae
  • Define makeup in drama and state why it is used
  • Define fake and adulterated goods
  • Define beadwork and describe its place in Nigerian and African culture
  • Name the four classes of African musical instruments and say how each produces sound
Recommended JSS1 Cultural & Creative Arts textbooks
NameAuthorPublisher
Cultural and Creative ArtsFG NERDC approved list, 2026 to 2028Edition: 2026A.K. Badaru et’alLearn Africa
Creative Arts, Crafts, Custom and Traditions in Nigeria Basic 7School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned)Edition: 2019Okunlola Bayo et alSea Publishers
CCA Data BankSchool booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned)Bayo Okunlola et al.Sea Publishers
Cultural and Creative Arts Book 1School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned)T. Sola Ayodele et al.Beulah Land Publisher

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How many JSS1 Third Term Cultural & Creative Arts lesson notes are there?

There are 9 notes, from Costume in Drama to Tie and Dye. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.

What topics do the notes cover?

Costume in Drama, Mosaic, Theories of Music, Introduction to Choreography, Makeup in Drama, Consequences of Using Fake and Adulterated Goods, Beadworks, African Musical Instrument and Tie and Dye.

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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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