Extended Family Members in Child Development – JSS3 Social Studies Lesson Note (First Term)
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Topic: Extended Family Members In Child Development
Lesson note at a glance
- Subject
- Social Studies
- Class
- JSS3
- Term
- First Term
- Topic
- Extended Family Members in Child Development
- Order
- Topic 2 of 5 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
EXTENDED FAMILY
This is a family group made up of parents, children, and other close relatives living in a single household as a family unity.They include the paternal relatives(from the father’s lineage) and maternal relatives(from the mother’s lineage)
ROLES OF EXTENDED FAMILY MEMBERS IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT
- They act as an agent of socialization
- They assist in transmitting cultural norms and traditions
- They teach the child how to relate to elders, good and acceptable morals,
- religious beliefs, mother language, ways of greeting and interactions with
- other people and performing chores.
- They build a support structure in life-guidance, behaviour, finance and
- emotional needs of the child
- They instill positive discipline on the child
- They give the child a sense of belonging and importance
EVALUATION:
1. Define extended family
Discuss the roles of extended family members in child development
CLASSWORK: As in evaluation
This term's Social Studies topics
JSS3 First Term · 5 topics
- Concept of Social Studies
- Extended Family Members in Child Development
- Human Trafficking
- Prevention of Human Trafficking
- Harmful Traditional Practices
