SCHEME OF WORK ON ALL THE SUBJECTS IN JSS 2

BUSINESS STUDIES
1ST TERM JSS2

1. Resumption test / copying of 1st term scheme of work

2. The reception office: meaning (ii) Receptionist – meaning (iii) importance (iv)
qualities 9v) How to receive and treat visitors (vi) Appropriate office dress code
(vii) Documents handled by the receptionist
3. Office correspondence (i) correspondence record: (i) Types 9ii) uses (iii) ways
mail come into an organization (iv) handling of mail
4. Trade: meaning, importance (ii) forms of trade, Home trade, foreign trade 9iii)
Aids to trade, Banking , insurance Advertising, communication, transport,
Tourism, warehousing commerce, (iv) Role of custom and exercise in foreign
trade.
5. Market (i) meaning, features (ii) Types, capital market, money market (iii)
commodity market, stilutions and instrument traded in each market (iv) careers in
the capital market
6. Buying / setting (i) meaning, by cash, by credit (ii) transactions cost of sale, mark
up, turnover, profit and loss
7. MID TERM TEST/ BREAK
8. Distribution (i) meaning of distribution (ii) channel of distribution producer/
manufacturer, wholesale, Retailer, consumer 9iii) functions of each of the
channels of distribution
9. Booking-keeping ethics: Transparency, Accountability and probating TAP,
meaning, Need of TAP, Attributes of TAP (ii) Due process - meaning,
operations, Truthfulness, openness fairness, impartiality, due process, Respect
for the rule of law 9iii) problems creating by lack of TAP and their solution
10. Printers correction signs: Proof Readers markers sign identification, use of each
9iii) development and Accuracy skills. Basic sentence. skill, Alphabetic sentence
duels, One line sentence drills, speed burst of one token minutes
11. Revision
12. Examination and marking
13. Closure
 BUSUINESS STUDIES
2ND TERM JSS2
1. Resumption exercise/ copying of scheme of work
2. Distribution / chemicals, licensed chemical vendours, Handling and distributing of
chemicals, effect of wrong handling of chemical when production ends
3. Bank services i) commercial bank:- Definition, Bank services Ethical issues in
Banking
4. Insurance i) Definition, insurance SERVICE II) Types (policies) motor vehicle,
fire, marine, Burglary, life Assurance, pension, Health iii) Business opportunities,
meaning of business opportunity, types, local, National, international
5. Entrepreneurship i) personal qualities of an entrepreneur ii) Business
opportunities, meaning of business opportunity, types, local, National,
international.
6. Consumer right) meaning of consumer right ii) origin of consumerism ii) Eight
universal consumer responsibilities, responsibilities of a consumer; meaning of
consumer responsibilities, Responsibilities of the consumer
7. MID TERM TEST AND BREAK
8. Cash book i) meaning of cash book (ii) Types of cash book, single column
cashbook, two column – cashbook, 3-column cashbook iii) items on a cashbook,
cash column, Bank column discount Colum (iv) preparation of cash book
9. Printers correction signs, proof reader? Marks and signs identification, uses of
each, speed development and Accuracy skill i) Alphabetical sentence drills (ii)
online sentence drills, Accuracy and speed drill, speed burst of one to ten
minutes
10. Revision
11. Examination
12. Examination continued and making
13. Closure
 BUSUINESS STUDIES
3RD TERM JSS2

1. Resumption Exercise/ Copying of scheme of work

2. Office Document (1) Office documents, Meaning, Types (2) Sales document
preparation, uses (3) Purchases document, preparation, uses
3. Shopping Tips, Meaning of needs and wants, Differences between needs and
wants, making decision, about needs and want impulse buying, after sales
services, warranty installation.
4. Petty cashbook (i) Meaning of petty cash book, column in a petty cash book,
recording receipts and payment in petty cashbook preparation of petty cashbook,
imprest system (ii) petty cash (iii) Retirement (iv) Reimbursement
5. Ledger Entries (i) Meaning of ledger (ii) Items on the ledger date, particulars,
folio. Discount allowed, Discount receive centra entries (iv) Preparation of ledger.
Example workings and Exercise.
6. Techniques Development in Keyboarding (i) Create table techniques of using
created table, function (ii) Line space regulation , description, uses, techniques of
uses (iii) Enter Key, Description, uses, Techniques in use.
7. MID TERM BREAK AND TEST
8. Paragraphing (i) Method of paragraphing, Blocked, Indented, hanging (ii) Page
setup, New page, Correct page alignment production of documents.
9. Memorandum /E-mail (i) Memorandum, Meaning, features format (ii) Email,
definition, features, format
10. Revision
11. Revision and Examination
12. Examination
13. Closure
 CIVIC EDUCATION
1ST TERM JSS2
1. Revision of last Term Work, Resumption test and copying of scheme of work.
2. Types of National Values: Integrity (i) Meaning of Integrity (ii) Attributes of
integrity
3. The need to have people of integrity (i) Examples of people of integrity in the
society
4. The need to have people of integrity Examples of people of integrity in the
society past and present
5. Types of values: Contentment (i) Meaning of contentment (ii) Attributes of
contentment
6. Effects of lack of contentment
7. MID TERM TEST/BREAK
8. Types of Values: Discipline (i) Meaning of discipline (ii) Attributes of discipline
9. Types of Values: Courage (i) Meaning of courage (ii) Attributes of discipline
10. Attributes of Courage
11. Revision
12. Examination
13. Examination/Closure

CIVIC EDUCATION
2ND TERM JSS2
1. Revision of last term’s term work, Resumption test
2. Nigeria as a federation; Meaning, characteristics of federation, sharing of
power between central and component units.
3. Needs for federation Eg; National Integration, Unity in diversity
4. Relationship between federal, state and local government (ii) Relationship
performance of function (iii) Power to legislative, forms of government.
5. Difference among the three tiers of government (i) Functions of each tier of
federal govt (ii) Executive power
6. The rule of law (i) Meaning of law (ii) Definition of rule of law (iii) The benefits
of Rule of law
7. MID TERM TEEST/BREAK
8. The Rule of Law II (i) punishment for breaking of law (ii) Equality of all citizens
before the law.
9. Protection of human rights and the rules of law (i) Ways of protecting human
rights
10. Group that assist in protecting human right of citizens Eg Civil liberty society,
trade unions etc
11. Revision
12. Examination
13. Closure
 CIVIC EDUCATION
3rd TERM JSS2
1. Resumption Test, Review of last Term Work, Copying of Scheme of Work
2. Consumer rights and regulations- Universal rights of consumer (b) Explain each
responsibility of the consumer eg beware (c) Demand and keep of proof of
transaction receipt, invoice, warranty
3. Democracy: Meaning of democracy (ii) Features of democracy
4. Democratic Institution and their functions (1) INEC (II) Political parties (iii) Arms
of government (Iv) Pressure group and importance of democracy
5. Pillars of Democracy Eg. People, political institutions, Rule of Law, Transparent,
electoral process, Majority rule and minority rights
6. Elections and voters responsibilities (ii) Explain the concept of election, voters
and voting (iii) Difference between the various types of elections
7. MID TERM TEST/BREAK
8. The responsibilities of voters (i)The responsibilities of voters (b) Enumerate the
basic qualification for election (c) Describe the procedure for voting
9. Meaning of Electrical Malpractice (i) Forms of electrical malpractice Eg. Fake
ballot paper and manipulation of voters etc
10. Consequences of electoral malpractice (i) Consequences of electoral malpractice
(ii) Consequences of electoral malpractice (ii) Prevent electoral malpractice
11. Revision
12. Examination/ Closure
 SECURITY EDUCATION
1ST TERM JSS2

1. Resumption
2. Common Crimes- Meaning and Types
3. Common Crimes- Punishment for common crimes
4. Common Crimes – Different ways of reporting common crimes
5. Common Crimes – Different Ways of observing common crimes.
6. Common Crimes- Ways of detecting Common Crimes
7. Mid Term Test and Break
8. Common Crimes – Ways of responding appropriately to common crimes
9. Police and security response
10. Vigilante Services- Meaning and forms
11. Revision
12. Examination
13. Closure

SECURITY EDUCATION
2nd TERM JSS2

1. Resumption
2. Emergency Management- Meaning of emergency Management
3. Emergency- Types of emergency management, fake drugs, accidents, fire out
beak, drowning, building collapse, food poisoning etc
4. Emergency- Accidents
5. Emergency- Fake Drugs
6. Emergency- Drowning
7. MID TERM BREAK/TEST
8. Emergency- Flooding
9. Emergency- Building Collapse
10. Emergency- Food poisoning; Appropriate actions to manage it
11. Revisions
12. Examination
13. Closure
 SECURITY EDUCATION
3rd TERM JSS2

1. Resumption
2. Emergency- Appropriate response to emergency management by police
3. Emergency- Response to the community security agents
4. Emergency- Emergency Management by the nations
5. Emergency- Appropriate actions by the community
6. NEMA-Meaning and functions
7. MID TERM BREAK
8. SEMA- Meaning and functions
9. Emergency – Reasons for the formation of emergency
10. Emergency- Ways of reading to emergency situations
11. Revisions
12. Examination
13. Closure.
 COMPUTER STUDIES
1st TERM JSS2

1. Computer Software (i) – Definition (ii) Definition of software (iii) Examples

2. Types of software (i) System softwares (operating System) (ii) Application
Software (Word Processing Sheet)
3. Operating Systems (i) Definitions of an operating System
4. Examples of an operating system (Dos, Windows etc.)
5. Functions of an operating System
6. Units of storage in Computer (i. Nibbles byte, Kilobyte, Megabyte etc.)
7. MID TERM TEST/BREAK
8. Computer Programmes (i. Meaning of computer programmes. (ii) Examples
(Basic, Cobol)
9. Basic programmes
10. Basic Language (i) Meaning of Basic (ii) Basic Character Set (iii) Key Basic
Statement (iv) Simple basic statement
11. Revision
12. Examination
 COMPUTER STUDIES
2nd TERM JSS2

1. Computer Ethic
 Responsible use of computer and Internet
 Avoid liquid dropping into the system
 Using dust cpver
 Protection from power problem
 Unplug the system when not in use etc.
2. Abuse/Misuses of Computer
3. Safety Measures
 The good sitting posture
4. Using the Anti- glare protector
 Positioning the monitor base
 Illuminating the computer room
 Maintaining a dust free environment
 Keep liquids away from computers
5. Graphic Package
 Meaning of Graphic Package
6. Examples of graphic package
 Paint, Corel draw, Instant Artist and Adobe Photoshop
7. MID TERM BREAK/TEST
8. Features of Graphic Package
 Toolbar, Menu bar , Printable Area, Colour Pallate
9. Paint Environment
 The paint
 Paint tools
10. Functions of paint tools
11. Revision and Examination Closure.
 COMPUTER STUDIES
3rd TERM JSS2

1. ICT as transformation tool

 Meaning of ICT
2. Examples of ICT
 Computer
 Telephone
 Cellular
 Satellite Communication
 Television
 Internet
3. Benefit of ICT (Advantages) Gadgets
4. Disadvantage--------------s of ICT
5. ICT Gadgets
 GSM
 Fax Machine
 Telephone etc

6. Internet
 Definition of terms
 Internet (the largest network in the world0
 E-mail address
7. MID TERM TEST/BREAK
8. Internet Browser
9. Benefits of Internet
 Information exchanges
 E-learning and E-entertainment
10. Internet Environment (i) Characteristics/features (ii) Uses of internet
11. Revision
12. Examination
13. Closure
 IGBO LANGUAGE
1st TERM JSS2

1. Mkpoch ulo akwukwo, idebe ya ocha. Idetu Usoro ihe omume maka taaam nke
mbu, ule nta maka mmalite akwukwo
2. (a) Utoasusu:- Akara Edemede (i) Kpom kpom Akara udaolu (ii) Itinye ha
n’ahiriokwu (b.) Agumagu (i) Agumagu odinala- Akuko ifo di iche iche dika nke
okike, nke na-akuzi omume (ii) Ihe mmuta (ch) Omenala (i) Nkowa ihe bu
Omenala (ii) Udi ya (iii) uru ya
3. (A) Uotasusu: (i) Iwu Nsupe Igbo;- Okwu ndi a na-edeko onu (ii) Okwu ndi a na-
edesa edesa (B) Agumagu (i) Agumagu odinala onu- Akuko ifo di iche iche dika
ihe kpatara Egbe Ji ebu okuko, Ihe mmadu jiri nwee ogirima azxu w.d.g (ch)
Omenala (i) Oji-nkowa, udi ya (ii) Udi ibe ya di iche iche (B) Agumagu;-
Agumagu odinala igu, akukwo iduuazi nke ahoputara (ch) Omenala;- Oji, ugwu
ana-akwanyere oji, mputara ibe oji, Uru na oghom di n’oji
4. Utoasusu:- Nkejiasusu (i) Nkowa ya (ii) Udi ya (B) Agumagu:- Agumagu odinala
igu akwukwo, iduuazi nke ahoputara (ch) Omenala oji ugwu a na-akwanyere oji,
mputara ibe oji uru na oghom di n’oji.
5. (A) Utoasusu:- Nkejiasusu (i) Mkpoaha (ii) Aha ihe na aha uche (B) Agumagu
akwukwo a hoputara (ch) Omenala- Nrubeisi (i) Uzo nrubeisi biaputa ihe na uru
di nay a.
6. (A) Utoasusu: Nkijiasusu-Aha (B) Agumagu:- Agumagu akwukwo a hoputara
(Ch) Omenaala na Ejiji (i) Ndi Ejikariri (ii) Udi ejiji puru iche matara n’ala Igbo dika
ndi igwe, ndi nze/Ozo, Diji, Dibia afa, Diochi w.d.g
7. ULE NTA NKE OKARA TAAM
8. (A) Utoasusu:- (i) Ikpochapu ubiam na Aguu (ii) Uzo esi egbochi ha (B)
Agumagu:- Agumagu a hoputara (ch) OMenala na Egwuregwu ndi Igbo (Ikpo
oga) Izu okwe/ncho w.d.g
9. (A) Utoasusu:- Ahirimfe (i) Iziputa Ahirimfe ndi ugbua (ii) Ndinaazu (ch) Ndinihu
(B) Omenala na osisi ana akwanyere ugwu n’ala Igbo (ii) Osisi na-enye ego
10. (A) Utoasusu- Edemede- nduzi banyere out nzuzo n’ulo akwukwo (B) Agumagu:
Agumagu akwukwo a hoputara (ch) Omenala na nsoala
11. Mmughari ihe emere na taam
12. ULE ULE ULE
13. Mmechi mmechi mmechi
 IGBO LANGUAGE
2nd TERM JSS2

1. Mmughari ihe elere n’ule na taam nke mbu (ii) Idetu usoro ihe omume maka
taam nke abuo (iii) Ule nta amak mmalite akwukwo taam nke abuo
2. Utoasusu:- nkeajisusu, Nnochiaha (Nnochionye (B) Agumagu:_ Agumagu
odinala-n ejije nkowa na udi ya (ch) Omenala na ewumewu:- Iriji n’ala igbo
3. (A) Utoasusu: Nkeji asusu-ngwaa nkowa udi ya di iche iche (Isinwaa,
ndikangwaa). (B) Agumagu: Ejije ugbua-akwukwo a hoputara (ch) Omenala na
ewumewu : Iriji n’ala igbo-myiri ndiche na mgbanwe
4. (A) Utoasusu: Nkeji asusu onugugu site n’otuokwu ruo puku asato (1,000-8,000)
(B) Omenala: mmeputa na mbawanye aku na uba n’ala anyi
5. Utoasusu:- Nkeji asusu- ahauche, (ii) Aha uche uda ji ahankowa (b) Agumagu:-
Agumagu akwukwo a hopuatara (ch) Omenala ha ewumewu Akunauba . Uchu
n’oru, itinye ego n’ihe ndi na ewta ego (d.gw) Idi n’akapa ego n’uzo zin ezi.
6. Utoasusu:- Nkeji asus – Njiko (b) Agumagu:- Agumagu akwukwo a hoputara
7. ULE NTA NKE OKARA TAAM
8. (A) Utoasusu:- Ogugu na aghotaazaa-banyere ntubeisi na ndebe iwu (B)
Agumagu:- Ilu, Nkowa udi oru ya (ch) Omenala na ewumewu: Ogbaghara na udo
n’ala anyi
9. (A) Utoasusu:- Nkeji asusu mbuuzo (b) Agumagu :_ Agumagu akwukwo a
hoputara (ch) Omenala na ewumewu :- Ogbaghara na udo n’ala anyi,, ibi n’udo
n’ezinaulo, ulo akwukwo na obodo
10. Utoasusu:- Nkeji asusu-Njuajuju (b) Agumagu:- Akpalaokwu (ch) Omenala na
ewumewu: Aru n’ala igbo –ihe bu aru (igbu ochu, Iji mmadu tuo mgbere, izu nwa
onye ozo n’ohi, Iresi mmadu ogwu mabou nri adighi mma dg.
11. Mmegheri ihe emere na taam
12. ULE ULE ULE
13. MMECHI MMECHI MMECHI
 IGBO LANGUAGE
3rd TERM JSS2

1. Mkpocha uloakwukwo idebe ya ocha. Idetu usoro ihe omumu maka nke mbu. Ule
nta maka mmalite akwukwo taam nke ato
2. (A) Utoasusu:- Nkejiasusu – Ntimkpu (B) Agumagu :- Agumagu Odinala onu-
Abu (mbem) (Ch) Omenala na Ewumewu:- Ekele
3. (A) Utoasusu :- Nkeji asusu Nkowaha- Mkputota (B) Agumagu Akwukwo
ahoputara nbu (Ch) Omenala na Ewumewu:- Ogbaghara na udo n’ala anyi
4. (A) Utoasusu:- Onuogugu: Igu oge/Igu elekere, igu ubochi, igu oge izu, igu oge
afo (B) Agumagu :-Agumagu akwukwo a hoputara (Ch.) Omenala di okkkprukpu-
mmeputa na mba n’anya aku na uba n’ala anyi (i) Ikpa ego n’uzo ziri ezi
5. (A) Utoasusu: Onuogugu – Igu mkpekere usoro nke, Igu ego (B) Agumagu:-
Agumagu Akwukwo a hoputara (CH) Omenala na Ewumewu :- Out nkiti- out
umuada/umuokpu
6. (A) Utoasusu:- Nkeji asusu – Ngwaa – Nyemakangwa, omekangwaa (B)
Agumagu:_ Agumagu akwukwo ahoputara (Ch) Omenala na Ewumewu: Nzu
7. ULE NTA MAKA OKARA TAAM
8. Utoasusu:- Nkejiasusu-Nkowaha-Nkeonye (i) Agumagu: Agumagu akwukwo a
hoputara (Ch) Omenala na Ewumewu : Uru omunkwu bara
9. Utoasusu:- Nkejiasusu- Nkwuwa (B) Agumagu :- Agumagu akwukwo ahoputara
10. Utoasusu:- Edemede ide edemede di mfe- uru oru ugbobara (B) Agumagu:
Agumagu
11. Mughari ihe emere n’afo
12. ULEE ULE ULE
13. MMECHI MMECHI MMECHI
 Physical and Health Education
1st Term JSS2

1. Resumption Exercise and copying of the scheme of work

2. Recreation and Recreational Activities – Meaning, Two major types of recreation-
Indoor and Outdoor recreational activities.
3. Table Tennis- Brief history, facilities, equipment’s.
4. Table Tennis- Skills, Rules and Officiation
5. Tennis Game- Brief history, Facilities, equipment, court dimension.
6. Tennis Game- Skills, Rules and Officiation
7. Mid-Term Test/Break
8. School Health: Meaning, component of school health. Fresh approach to school
health programme.
9. Environmental Pollution: Meaning, Types of environmental.
10. Karate: Brief History, Facilities, equipment skills, rules and officiation.
11. Revision
12. -13 Examination
13. 14. Closure

Physical and Health Education

2nd Term JSS2
1. Resumption Exercise, copying of scheme of work and compound cleaning
2. Safety Education; Definition of safety education, Accident, Types of accident and
measures of prevention.
3. First Aid Treatment: Definition, objectives, principles of first aid and qualities of a
good first aider.
4. Common Sport Injuries: Meaning and causes.
5. Computer Game: Type, Definition, Importance and benefits.
6. Posture and Postural Defects: Meaning, kinds of posture and skill. Types of
postural defects, causes and prevention.
7. MIDTERM TEST/BREAK
8. Basketball: Brief history, facilities, equipment court dimension
9. Basketball: Skills, Rules and Officiation.
10. Revision
11. -13 Examination
12. 14. Closure
 Physical and Health Education
3rd Term JSS2
1. Resumption Exercise, Copying of scheme of Work and Compound cleaning.
2. Sport Laws: Definition of Term, Tort, Negligence, Legal liability, Assault in sports.
3. Human Trafficking, health implication and solutions.
4. Issues and challenges in physical and health education. Issues and challenges in
promotion of sports.
5. Hand Ball Games: Brief history, facilities, equipment and court dimension.
6. Hand Ball Game: Basic Skill, rules and officiation
7. MID TERM TEST/BREAK
8. JUDO: Brief history, facilities, equipment, skills, rules and officiation.
9. Career branches, Definition, branches e.g Sports medicine, psychology, sport
sociology etc
10. Solution to Child Abuse- Meaning of Child abuse, Types and Consequences
11. Revision
12. -13 Examination
13. 14. Closure
 SOCIAL STUDIES
1st Term JSS 2.
1. Resumption Exercise
2. Objectives of Social Studies
3. Objectives of Social Studies
4. Advantages of Living together in the family
5. Meaning of Family bond and cohesion; Strong ties that recognized and respect
individual’s member rights.
6. Importance of good family reputation
7. MID TERM TEST AND BREAK
8. Meaning of Marriage
9. Purpose of Marriage
10. Conditions for Marriage
11. Revision
12. Examination
13. Closure

SOCIAL STUDIES
2nd Term JSS 2.
1. Resumption exercise, review of last term’s work, copying of the scheme of work.
2. Conditions for Marriage continues……
3. Effects of Lack of Readiness on Marriage
4. Effects of Lack of Readiness on Marriage continues
5. Meaning of Group Behavior
6. Types of Group Behavior.
7. MID TERM TEST AND BREAK
8. Characteristics of the different group behavior
9. Characteristics of the different group behavior
10. Benefits of Group Behavior
11. Revision
12. Examination
13. Closure
 SOCIAL STUDIES
3rd Term JSS 2.

1. Resumption exercise, review of last term’s work, copying of the scheme of work.
2. Meaning of Drug abuse/ Substance Abuse
3. Forms of drug Abuse
4. Consequences of Drug Abuse.
5. Ways of discouraging drug Abuse
6. More ways of discouraging drug Abuse
7. MID TERM TEST AND BREAK.
8. Meaning of Drug Trafficking
9. Reasons for Trafficking in drugs
10. Dangers of drug trafficking
11. Revision
12. Examination
13. Closure
 MATHEMACTICS.
1st TERM JSS2
1. Resumption exercise, review of last term’s work, copying of the scheme of work
for the term.
2. Whole numbers I) in standard form II) Decimal Numbers in Standard form III)
Prime factors IV) Prime factorization.
3. Whole Numbers continued…… I) L.C.M II) H.C.F III) Squares and Square roots
IV) Quantitative reasoning.
4. Fractions I) Expressing fractions as ratio: decimals and percentages II)
Quantitative reasoning of fractions/ratios and percentages.
5. Fractions I) Expressing decimal to fraction; percentage decimal , percentage to
fraction II) Quantitative reasoning on decimal percentage and fractions
6. Approximation I) Approximation of numbers to a) decimal places b)significant
figure II)Quantitative reasoning.
7. MID TERM TEST BREAK
8. Addition and subtraction of direct numbers I) Addition of directed numbers eg. +1,
+2 II) Number Line. III) Subtraction of Directed Numbers, using Number Line eg.
(-3)+(-2)
9. Multiplication and division of directed Numbers. I) Square and square roots
tables II) charts, records, and schedules. III) Multiplication and division of
directed Numbers.
10. Operation of directed Numbers and approximation. I) Round off II) Nearest whole
Number III)Nearest tens , hundreds, and thousands
11. Revision
12. Examination and marking
13. Computation of Results and closure.
 MATHEMACTICS.
2nd TERM JSS2
1. Resumption exercise, review of last term’s work, copying of the scheme of work
for the term
2. Transaction in the home and offices I)Household arithmetic II)Commercial
3. Transaction in the home and office continued…..
4. Algebraic expressions I)Expressions of algebraic expressions II) Factorization of
Algebraic expressions III) Expansion and factorization quadratic expression
5. Algebraic expressions continued….. I)Quantitative reasoning II)Algebraic
Expression of fractions with monomial denominators III) Word problems leading
to simple algebraic expression
6. Simple equations , Problems on simple equations
7. MID TERM TEST/BREAK
8. Simple equations I) Simple Equations involving fractions II) Simple equations
involving word problem.
9. Linear inequalities I) Linear inequalities in one variables II)Graphical
representation of solutions of linear inequalities in one variables III)word
problems
10. Graph I) plotting points on the Cartesian plane II)Graph of linear equations in two
variables III)linear graph from real life situations IV)quantitative reasoning
11. Revision
12. Examination, Marking
13. Computation of results and Closure
 MATHEMACTICS.
3rd TERM JSS2
1. Resumption exercise, review of last term’s work, copying of the scheme of work
for the term.
2. Plane figures / shapes I)properties of parallelogram, rhombus and kite II) Scale
drawing
3. Plane figures/Shapes continued….. I)properties of triangle, rectangle, and circle
II)scale drawing
4. Angles; sum of Angles in a polygon
5. Angles; Angles of elevation and depression.
6. Bearing
7. MID TERM TEST\BREAK
8. Construction I) Constructing triangles II)Bisecting angles
9. Data Representation I) Ordered representation of data. II) frequency tables III)pie
charts IV)Charts, records and Schedule
10. Probability I) Occurrence of Chance event in everyday Life II)Probability of
Chance events
11. Revision
12. Examinations
13. Marking, Compilations and computations of results and closure.
 HOME ECONOMICS (PSV1)

1st TERM JSS2

1. Family resources: Meaning and types of family resources

2. Decision Making: Meaning and steps in decision making
3. Simple personal and family decisions
4. Household Linen: Types of Household Linen
5. Factors that enhance the selection of household linen
6. Maintenance of household linen
7. Midterm Test and break
8. Family Clothing, repairs and storage
9. Family clothing, repairs and storage
10. Revision
11. Examination
12. Closure

HOME ECONOMICS (PSV1)

2nd TERM JSS2

1. Body Measurement: Taking body measurement

2. Pattern Drafting: Meaning of Pattern drafting and fashion designing
3. Basic pattern drafting: Drafting basic bodice pattern
4. Drafting of Basic skirt patterns
5. Drafting of Basic bodice patterns (Practical)
6. Mid-Term Test and Break
7. Drafting of Skirt Pattern, Drafting Basic Skirt pattern (B) Using Instructions to
sketch the styles
8. Protection of human rights and the rule of Law (b.) Ways of protecting human
rights (c) Representing the affected persons in court (d) Drawing attention to
cases of human right violation through protest matches, media coverage and
hunger strikes.
9. Groups that assist in protecting human rights of citizens. Eg. Civil Society,
Trade Union, etc.
10. Revision
11. Examination and Closing
 HOME ECONOMICS (PSV1)

3rd TERM JSS2

1. Resumption Exercise, copying of the scheme of work

2. Food purchasing, processing, presentation and safety. Meaning of food
purchasing, processing and preservation and safety.
3. Perishable and non- perishable foods.
4. Wise buying practices, factors to consider when buying foods and wise
buying practices.
5. Food processing methods e.g. Milling, fermentation, etc. an side effects of
inappropriate processing of foods
6. Food processing methods e.g. Milling, fermentation, etc. an side effects of
inappropriate processing of foods
7. MID TERM TEST/BREAK.
8. Food preservation methods e.g. freezing, sun drying, salting. Etc.
9. Reasons for food preservation and storage
10. How to ensure safety of foods
How to keep food safe
11. Revision
12. Examination
13. Closing
 AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE (PVS2)

1st Term JSS 2

1. Resumption test, copying of scheme and revision

2. Farm Building/Structure I)Description II) Eg Of farm Structure; Barn, silo,
rhombus, paddock, fish-pond, e.t.c
3. Farm building continued; poultry house , store offer,utility-building, security-
building etc.
4. Uses of farm structure and building
5. Maintenance of farm Structure and building.
6. Propagation; meaning & Methods: Sexual and Asexual propagation
(Vegetative Organ)
7. Mid Term Test and Break
8. Advantages of Propagation (a) By Seeds (b) By the vegetative Organ
9. Disadvantages of Propagation (a) By Seeds (b) By the vegetative Organ
10. Cultural Practices: Pre-planting Operation, Choice of Site, Plotting etc
11. Revision
12. Examination and Closure

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE (PVS2)

2nd Term JSS 2

1. Meaning of cultural and pre-planting activities.

2. Planting , post-planting, harvesting and post-harvesting operation timely and date
3. Definition of soil fertility and ways of maintaining soil fertility
4. Definition of feed, types of feeding stock, energy provision
5. Meaning of farm and cropping system; sole farming ,mixed farming and pastoral
farming
6. Cropping system crop rotation etc ->Adult and distant.
7. Meaning and system of animal husbandry housing ,feeding and wearing e.t.c
8. Management requirement in “Animal husbandry “Adult and distant and wearing
e.t.c
9. Definition of fishery and classification (A) habitat (B) morphology
10. Other Aquatic organisms: uses of fish and fish-products meaning and
importance of soil conservation.
11. Revision

12 Examination

13 Examination and Closure

 AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE (PVS2)

3rd Term JSS 2

1 Methods of soil conservation and factors responsible for loss of soil nutrient->Erosion,
bush burning etc.

2 Human activities that leads to soil fertility and the effect of soil conservation
practice on the environment

3 farm animal practice: meaning, types, effects and method of controls

4 Meaning and purpose of storage.

5 method of storage ->cold storage, silos, cribs and bans e.t.c

6 Disease causing organisms: Definition, group, descriptions and identification of

their symptoms

7 symptoms and mode of transmission of disease. ->mid -term test and break.

8 Effects of disease on crop plants and prevention/control methods.

9 Stages of agricultural development in Nigeria ->Subsistence, shifting cultivation,

rotational /bush fallowing, crop-rotation

10 Application of science and technology In Agricultural development

11 Revision

12 EXAMINATION

14 Examination and Closure

 Basic Science

1st Term JSS 2

1. Compound Cleaning and Resumption Exercise

2. Habitat
3. Adaptation of Habitat and adaptation features
4. Characteristics of organisms in the same habitat and what they have in common.
5. Uniqueness of human beings
6. Growth changes in height, weight, size, development stages in human, infancy,
adolescent, Adulthood.
7. Mid Term Break/ Mid Term test
8. Developmental changes- Temporary and permanent. Classifying growth and
developmental changes as temporal and permanent.
9. Chemicals- Meaning chemicals. (b) Classes of chemicals, examples of chemicals
10. Revision
11. Examination and Marking
12. Result processing and closing

Basic Science

2nd Term JSS 2

1. Compound Cleaning- Revision of last Term Work. Copying of Scheme of Work

and Resumption Exercise
2. Use of chemicals, safety measures when using their chemicals
3. Work, energy and power (b)Meaning of potential and kinetic energy
4. Calculator involving work done
5. Energy transfer when work is done
6. Types of energy. Kinetic and potential energy
7. MID TERM TEST/ BREAK
8. Types of energy (Molecular structure of solid, liquid and gas)
9. Evaporation factors that affects evaporation (Boling and evaporation)
10. Thermal energy, heat flow, conduction
11. Thermal energy
12. Revision
13. Examination
 Basic Science
3rd Term JSS 2

1. Compound Cleaning- Revision of last term work. Copying of scheme of work and
resumption Exercise.
2. Uses of chemicals, safety measures when using their chemicals.
3. Work, Energy and power. Meaning of potential and kinetic energy
4. Calculations involving work done.
5. Energy transfer when work is done.
6. Types of Energy. Kinetic and potential Energy
7. MID TERM TEST AND MID TERM BREAK
8. Types of Energy(Molecular structure of solid, liquid and gas)
9. Evaporation factors that affects evaporation(Boiling and Evaporation)
10. Thermal energy, heat flow, conduction
11. Thermal Energy
12. Revision
13. Examination.