1 Wash them regularly with soap and water. 2 Spread them to dry very well in the sun. 3 Iron them properly when they are dry, so that they will be neat. 4 Keep your ironed clothes in your wardrobe or suitcase in order to prevent them from creasing unnecessarily. ITEMS USED FOR CLEANING […]
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1 During cold and wet weather—clothes like jackets, coats, sweaters and raincoats are worn to prevent us from getting cold. 2 During hot and dry weather—light cotton clothes should be worn, i.e. clothes that can easily absorb sweat and allow fresh air to get to our body. Types of clothes suitable for different occupation
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Cloth is what we wear to cover our nakedness. TYPES OF CLOTHES Jacket and coats Trousers and shorts Underwear Suits Skirts and dresses Sweaters and waistcoats. The reasons why we wear clothes include the following: 1 To cover our nakedness. Clothes are worn to cover our body, so that we don’t go about naked.
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Ask the pupils to list solutions to the problem of traffic on our roads and write them on the chalkboard as they are being discussed. Solutions to the problems Regular Maintenance of Road: Our roads should be maintained and taken care of on regular basis. The ones that are in use should be put in
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Problems of traffic on our roads Ask the pupils to mention the problems of traffic on our roads and guide them in their attempt. Then, write on the chalkboard, and explain to the pupils, some of the following problems of traffic on Nigerian roads: 1 Bad roads. Many of our roads are in a very
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Ask the pupils to explain the reasons why road users should obey traffic regulations, and guide them as they give the reasons they know. Reasons for obeying traffic regulations 1 It helps to check over-speeding. Accidents will be reduced when people obey the speed limit. 2 It reduces accidents on the road. If the traffic
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Traffic regulations and the need for them Traffic regulations are rules and regulations made for the control of movement of goods, people and vehicles on our roads. Traffic regulations are also called the Highway Code. Traffic regulation can be defined as the rules and regulations that guide the behaviours or actions of road users. This is
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How moral education can influence civil society organizations Moral education teaches us about the principles and standards of good behaviour. It teaches about what is right and what is wrong. PRINCIPLES THAT PROMOTE MORAL EDUCATION 1 Unity 2 Justice 3 Love 4 Honesty 5 Obedience 6 Hard work 7 Respect 8Loyalty Civil society
Civil Society Organizations And Their Characteristics Civil society organizations are social groups which are formed to promote the interests and values of the common citizens. CHARACTERISTICS OF CIVIL SOCIETY Their characteristics include the following: 1 Membership is voluntary. 2 They are autonomous from the government. 3 They express their ideas collectively. 4 Their demands
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MEANING OF HARDWORK AND LAZINESS MEANING OF LAZINESS Laziness is the quality of not being willing to work or use any effort. Work is the activity which a person performs in order to earn a living. It involves the provision of goods and services which other people need in society. When you work, you solve
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ADVANTAGHES AND DISADVANTAGES OF PRESSURE GROUP ADVANTAGES OF PRESSURE GROUP Interest groups promote authentic freedom of expression. You can explore new perspectives. It is an effective way to balance the impact of governance. Group efforts become usable platforms that facilitate change. There is an emphasis on fairness at the local level. It creates an opportunity
COMMUNICATING SOCIAL INJUSTICES TO LEADERS MEANING OF SOCIAL INJUSTICS Social injustice is a situation when some unfair practices are being carried in the society. Some common injustices includes: Discrimination Ageism Homophobia Labor practices Ethnicity Orientation COMMUNICATING SOCIAL INJUSTICES TO LEADERS Communicating social injustices to our leaders is a way of saying enough is enough.
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Definition of Pressure Group A pressure group can be defined as an interest group who seeks to pursue its aim by influencing government to make decision that will provide favour for its members. It can also be seen as a group of people who share a common interest and they put pressure on government, in
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DUTIES AND OBLIGATION OF CITIZENS TO GOVERNMENT Respect the head of state and other authorities Hospitality to visitors Exercise of voting right Protection and care for public property Respect or loyalty to national symbols. Stay informed of the issues affecting your community. Respects the rights, beliefs and opinion of others Defend the country if the
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DUTIES A Duty is what you owe to your fellow human as a fact of nature. Duty is what one must do either because of one’s job or because one thinks it’s right. In case of our duty to the government, it is mandatory for one to perform such to the state. An obligation is
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What is a toilet? Å toilet is å place where people pass waste. Types of toilets We have traditional and modern toilets. Traditional toilets include: (å) The pit toilet (b) The bucket toilet (c) The bush Modern toilets are the kind of toilets which people use these days. Modern toilets are mostly found in large
Keeping our surroundings clean We can keep our surroundings clean by doing the following: Sweeping and cleaning the house regularly. Sweeping the classroom and the school compound every day. Putting refuse in the dustbin. Flushing the toilet after use. Passing waste in no other place but the toilet. Cleaning the drains and gutters. Ensuring å
In our traditional settings, we have leaders like: Obå – Yorubå Sårki – Håuså Eze – Igbo Onogie – Ishån Etsu – Nupe Ohinoyi – Ebirå There are other chiefs who support the community heads. Roles of community leaders Our community leaders settle disputes. They promote peace at all times. They regularly organize community work.
Å community is made up of å group of people. They live close to each other in å place. They obey rules and regulations. Types of communities Traditional communities. Examples are villages and small towns. They are sometimes ruled by traditional rulers. The people know each other Modern communities. Examples are large towns and cities.
They keep the class neat and tidy. When the class is tidy, we will be comfortable and then we will learn new things easily. They clean the chalkboard. When the chalkboard is clean, it will be easy for the teacher to write on it, and we will see it clearly. They stop noise making in
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