FIRST TERM – SECOND TERM – THIRD TERM
SOCIAL STUDIES PLAN LESSON NOTES ACCORDING TO THE LAGOS STATE SCHEME OF WORK FOR PRIMARY 4 (BASIC 4)
Note: Welcome to Primary 4 Social Studies Plan Lesson Notes. These lessons are planned according to the Lagos State Scheme of Work as stated in the National Curriculum for Primary Schools. All the topics are arranged weekly.
FIRST TERM – PRIMARY 4 (BASIC 4) – SOCIAL STUDIES
WEEKLY PLAN LESSON NOTES
WEEK 1 – Living in the Family: Meaning and Types of Family, Members of Nuclear and Extended Family, and Importance of the Family | Primary 4 (Basic 4) First Term Week 1 Social Studies
WEEK 2 – Relationship Among Family Members: Family Tree, Family Relationships and Benefits of the Family | Primary 4 (Basic 4) First Term Week 2 Social Studies
WEEK 3 – Marriage: Meaning of Marriage, Types of Marriage (Monogamy and Polygamy), and Marriage Festivals in Nigeria | Primary 4 (Basic 4) First Term Week 3 Social Studies
WEEK 4 – Marriage Problems and Solutions: Common Problems in Marriage and Ways of Solving Them | Primary 4 (Basic 4) First Term Week 4 Social Studies
WEEK 5 – Our Culture: Meaning and Types of Culture, Elements of Culture and Major Cultures in Nigeria | Primary 4 (Basic 4) First Term Week 5 Social Studies
WEEK 6 – Culture: Cultural Differences, External Influences and Similarities Among Nigerian Cultures | Primary 4 (Basic 4) First Term Week 6 Social Studies
MID TERM TEST – Primary 4 – Social Studies Mid Term Test Questions and Answers
WEEK 7 – Mid Term Break
WEEK 8 – Cultural Preservation: Ways of Preserving Culture, Harmful Cultural Practices to Discard, and Good Cultural Values to Preserve | Primary 4 (Basic 4) First Term Week 8 Social Studies
WEEK 9 – Our Religion and Religious Practices: Meaning, Types of Religion, and Materials Used for Worship | Primary 4 (Basic 4) First Term Week 9 Social Studies
WEEK 10 – Similarities and Aspect of Religion: Common Beliefs, Religious Practices and Ways of Worship in Nigeria | Primary 4 (Basic 4) First Term Week 10 Social Studies
WEEK 11 – Other People’s Beliefs and Traditions: Respecting Religious Beliefs, Traditions and Methods of Worship | Primary 4 (Basic 4) First Term Week 11 Social Studies
WEEK 12 – REVISION
WEEK 13 – END OF TERM EXAMINATION
SECOND TERM – PRIMARY 4 (BASIC 4) – SOCIAL STUDIES
WEEKLY PLAN LESSON NOTES
WEEK 1 – Citizenship: Meaning, Qualifications of a Citizen and Rights of a Citizen | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Second Term Week 1 Social Studies
WEEK 2 – The Concept of Government: Meaning, Types of Government (Federal, State and Local Government) and the Three Tiers of Government | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Second Term Week 2 Social Studies
WEEK 3 – The Concept of Local Government: Meaning, Importance and Benefits of Local Government | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Second Term Week 3 Social Studies
WEEK 4 – Problems and Solutions of Local Government: Problems, Solutions and Ways to Improve Local Government Administration | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Second Term Week 4 Social Studies
WEEK 5 – The Concept of State Government: Meaning, Officials in Charge, State Motto and Importance of State Government | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Second Term Week 5 Social Studies
WEEK 6 – Separation of Power and Functions: Problems of Power Sharing and Cooperation Between Federal, State and Local Governments | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Second Term Week 6 Social Studies
MID TERM TEST – Primary 4 – Social Studies Mid Term Test Questions and Answers
WEEK 7 – Mid Term Break
WEEK 8 – Division of Labour: Meaning of Division of Labour, Agricultural Industry and Types of Agriculture | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Second Term Week 8 Social Studies
WEEK 9 – Why Division of Labour is Necessary in Agricultural Industry: Importance, Problems of Agricultural Labour and Solutions | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Second Term Week 9 Social Studies
WEEK 10 – Savings: Meaning of Savings, Traditional and Modern Methods of Saving, Types of Banks and Opening a Bank Account | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Second Term Week 10 Social Studies
WEEK 11 – Employment and Unemployment: Meaning of Employment, Reasons for Employment, Unemployment and Causes of Unemployment | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Second Term Week 11 Social Studies
WEEK 12 – REVISION
WEEK 13 – END OF TERM EXAMINATION
THIRD TERM – PRIMARY 4 (BASIC 4) – SOCIAL STUDIES
WEEKLY PLAN LESSON NOTES
WEEK 1 – Employment and Unemployment: Meaning of Employment, Reasons for Employment, Unemployment and Causes of Unemployment | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Second Term Week 11 Social Studies
WEEK 2 – Meaning of Road Accident: Definition and Classification of Roads and Road Accidents | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Third Term Week 2 Social Studies
WEEK 3 – Causes of Road Accidents: Causes of Road Accidents, Good Road Behaviour and Road Signs and Their Meanings | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Third Term Week 3 Social Studies
WEEK 4 – Effects of Road Accidents: Effects of Road Accidents on Victims and Damage to Roads and Vehicles | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Third Term Week 4 Social Studies
WEEK 5 – Solutions to Road Accidents: Ways of Preventing Road Accidents and Security Agents at Accident Scenes | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Third Term Week 5 Social Studies
WEEK 6 – Meaning of First Aid: Definition of First Aid, First Aid Box, First Aid Giver and Emergency Hotlines | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Third Term Week 6 Social Studies
MID TERM TEST – Primary 4 – Social Studies Mid Term Test Questions and Answers
WEEK 7 – Mid Term Break
WEEK 8 – Objects Found in a First Aid Box: Contents of a First Aid Box and Their Uses | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Third Term Week 8 Social Studies
WEEK 9 – Simple First Aid Treatment: Meaning, Application of First Aid and Reporting Emergencies | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Third Term Week 9 Social Studies
WEEK 10 – Security Agencies and Their Primary Duties: Meaning of Security, Security Agents in Nigeria and Their Duties | Primary 4 (Basic 4) Third Term Week 10 Social Studies
WEEK 11 – REVISION
WEEK 12 – END OF TERM EXAMINATION
About The Author
Alabi M. S.
Michael is a Principal Education Officer at LASUBEB with over 15 years of experience in teaching and learning. He is passionate about developing plan lesson notes and promoting quality assurance in education. Michael strongly believes that teachers inspire the future and play a vital role in shaping the next generation.