Physical and Health Education PHE Scheme of Work for Pry 5

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PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION PRIMARY FIVE FIRST TERM SCHEME

UNIFIED SCHEME OF WORK FOR GRADE FIVE (5) PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION (FIRST TERM)

WEEKTOPICCONTENTBEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVESINSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALTEACHERS ACTIVITESLEARNERS ACTIVITIES
1Creative rhythmic1. Marching
2. galloping
3. hooping
Pupils should be able to ; explain rhythmic activities and mention any two types of rhythmic activitiesvideo clip,drum sets,rule,drumming sticks1. Explains rhythmic activities
2. Demonstrates marching, galloping and hopping  
1. The learners listen to the teachers
2. watch teacher’s demonstration
3. Practice the various rhythmic activities
2 &3Measuring physical fitness components (Endurance, Strength and speed)1. Endurance
-press up
-minute run, -walk
– bench skill
– on end off,
– squat trust
2. strength
– pull ups
– sit -ups
3. speed
– 100 meters
– dash
Pupils should be able to;  
1. mention some physical fitness components
2. Identify activities for measuring endurance, strength and speed,
3. explain how endurance, and speed are measured.
Charts, mats, benches, pull up bars, track, stop watch1. Discusses the activities for measuring
Endurance
Strength Speed
2. Demonstrates the measurement of endurance, strength and speed
1. Listen to the teacher’s explanation
2. Watch the teacher’s demonstration
3. Perform the activities for measuring physical fitness
4Field event (long Jump)-The approach run
-The take off
-The flight
-The landing
-recovery
Pupils should be able to mention;  
1. The basic skills of long jump.
2. perform the skills in long jump
Charts take off board, long jump pit, video clip, measuring tape1. Explains the skills involved in long jump
2. Demonstrates the skills in  long jump
1. Listen to teacher’s explanations
2. Watch and practice the skills in long jump
5Field event (High Jump)Run up, take off, flight, landing, recovery1. Mention the skills in high jump and perform the skills in high jumpHigh jump pole, cross bar, high jump pit, landing foam, recording sheet1. Explains the skills in the high jump
2. Demonstrates run up, take off, flight, landing and recovery skills.
3. Lists skills on the chalkboard
1. Listen to teacher’s explanations
2. Watch and practice the skills
3. Practice the different skills
6 & 7Soccer (ball games)1. Definition of ball games
2. Facilities and equipment used in soccer, basket, hockey and tennis
Learner should be able to
2. define ball games
2. State the facilities and equipment used to play soccer, volleyball, basketball, hockey and tennis
Charts, pictures, video clips, football, soccer field, nets, whistle1. Explains what ball games are:
2. Discuses the facilities and equipment used in soccer, volleyball, basket ball, hockey and tennis
Participate in class and group discussions on the facilities used in ball games, play soccer, volley ball & basketball.
7 & 8Ball games( Volley ball)1. Skills for playing volleyball. 2. Facilities and equipment used in volleyballLearners should be able to 1. Narrate the history of volley ball in Nigeria.
2. State the facilities and equipment used in volley ball  
Charts, pictures, video clips, volleyball, volleyball court, nets, whistle1. Teacher narrates the history of volleyball in Nigeria & volleyball,
2. facilitates used in draws and labels the volleyball court  
1. Learners listen to the teachers explanations
2. Ask and answer questions
3. draws and labels the volleyball court  
9Care of the body parts (hair)Ways of taking care of the hairLearners should be able to; Recall three ways of taking care of the hairCharts,  comb, soap, video clipsTeacher explains and demonstrates various ways people can take care of their body parts1. Learner listen to the teacher
2. State ways of taking care of the body
10Care of the body parts (skin)Ways of taking care of the skinLearners should be able to; Recall three ways of taking care of the skinCharts, sponge, water, bathe soap, body cream, towel and powderTeacher explains and demonstrates various ways of people can take care of their body parts1. Learner listen to the teacher
2. State ways of taking care of the body
11Ball games ( Basket Ball)1. history of basketball 2. in Nigeria. State the facilitiesLearners should be able to
1. Narrate the history of basketball in Nigeria.
2. State basketball facilities and equipment
 Charts, Picture, video clips, ball, basketball court, whistle, stopwatch.Teacher narrates the history of basketball in Nigeria1. Learners listen to the teacher’s explanation
2. Ask and answer questions
12Revision of the term’s workLessons taught in the termLearners should be able to remember the lessons taught Teacher revises the previous topics with the learnerslearners revises the previous topics with the teachers
13examination Learners write examination on the questions on the topicsQuestion papersTeacher set question and mark learners’ scriptLearners answer questions on the topics

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PHE SCHEME OF WORK PRIMARY FIVE SECOND TERM

UNIFIED SCHEME OF WORK FOR GRADE FIVE (5) PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION (SECOND TERM)

WEEKTOPICCONTENTBEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVESINSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALTEACHERS ACTIVITESLEARNERS ACTIVITIES
1Revision of the last term’s workPrevious TopicsLearners should be able to revise the last term’s work1st term’s past questionsTeacher revises the last term’s work with the learnersLearners revise the last term’s work with the teacher
2Athletics. Track events – 100m,200m, 4x 100m, hurdle Difference between sprint and long distance racesLearners should be able to practice the skill of athletics on sprint racesDiagrams, tracks on the field, whistle, stopwatches.Teachers explains and mentions sprint racesLearners should list the sprint races
3Athletics. Track events – long distance, 400m, 800m, 1500Long distance racesLearners should be able to practice and list the long distance racesField and track, stop watches, whistle, breast tapeTeacher explains, practices & lists the long distance racesLearners observe practice & list the long distance race
4Table tennis History of table tennis in Nigeria  Learners should be able to
1. Narrate the history of table tennis in Nigeria
2. State then facilities and equipment used in table tennis
charts, pictures, video clip, table tennis board, racket, table tennis balls, net1. Teacher narrates the history of table tennis in Nigeria.
2. Discusses the facilities and equipment used in table tennis
1. The learners listen to the teachers explanations.
2. Draw and label the table tennis board
5 – 6Hockey1.  history of hockey
2. Facilities used in hockey
3. Skills for playing hockey
4. Advantages of playing hockey
Learners should be able to:
1. Narrates the history of hockey in Nigeria
2. State the facilities and equipment used in hockey
3. Draw and label the hockey pitch
Chart, pictures, video clips, hockey pitch, hockey sticks, whistle, hockey ball1. Teacher discuss the History of hockey
2. Facilities and equipment
3. Skills used in hockey
1. The learners listen to the teacher’s explanation
2. Ask and answer questions
3. Draw and label the hockey pitch
7 – 8Maintenance of facilities and equipment1.  Difference between sports equipment and facilities
2. Reasons why physical education equipment should be properly stored  
Learners should be able to
1. Mention the reasons why physical education equipment should be properly stored and maintained
2. List the reasons why the playground and equipment should be inspected before use
Charts, posters, sports equipment and facilities1. The teacher explains the need to store sporting equipment properly
2. Explains the need to inspect playground and equipment  
1. The learners listen to the teacher’s explanation
2. Ask and answer questions  
9School health programme1. Meaning of school health Programme
2. Components of school health programme
Learners should be able to:
1. Explain the meaning of school health programme
2. List five components of school health programme
3. State the importance of school health programme.
Charts, posters, mid day meals, time table, video clips, flip charts1. The teacher explains the meaning of school health
2. Lists the components of school health programme
3. Discusses the importance of school health programme  
1. The learners listen to the teachers explanations.
2. Participate in the discussion on school health programme and its importance
10 -11recreation1. Definition of  recreational activities
2. Importance of recreation  
Learners should be able to:
1.  Define recreation
2. Identify recreational activities
3. Participate in recreational activities
4. Mention the importance of recreation
Parks,Play ground, Swimming pool, Hills1. The teacher defines recreation
2. explains the value of recreational activities
3. Lists some recreational activities.Engages pupils in some recreational activities
1. Listen to the teacher’s Explanations
2. List some recreational activities
3. Participate in recreational activities
12 & 13Revision     
       

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PHE SCHEME OF WORK PRIMARY FIVE SECOND TERM

UNIFIED SCHEME OF WORK FOR GRADE FIVE (5) PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION (THIRD TERM)

WEEKTOPICCONTENTBEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVESINSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALTEACHER’S ACTIVITESLEARNERS’ ACTIVITIES
1Revision of the last term’s workLast Term’s questionsLearners should be able to participate in 2nd term’s revision work2nd term past questionsTeachers teaches the learners  how to answer questionsLearners answer the questions as the teacher asks
2Introduction to direction1. four cardinal points
2. Draw indicate the four cardinal points
Learners should be able to identify the four cardinal pointsCharts, Posters, Compass1. Teacher explains to the learners the importance of the four cardinal
2. leads the learner to identify the four cardinal point
1. Listen attentively to the teachers
2. Identify the four cardinal points
3Outdoor activities (camping)Camping activities e.g.
Campfire
Knots
Working in groups
Learners should be able to;
1. Mention camping activities
2. Carry out the camping activities
Camera, Food items, Water1. The teacher takes learners out for camping to gain experiences
2. Teaches skills necessary for the activities
1. Participate in: Outdoor recreational activities
2. Practice various camping activities
4 & 5Nutrition1. Sources of food nutrients
2. Nutritional deficiency diseases
Kwashiorkor
Rickets
Pellagra 
Scurvy
3. Characteristics of these deficient
Learners should be able to:
1. Mentions sources of food nutrients
2. List three nutritional diseases
3. Describe the characteristics of nutritional deficient
4. Effect of family size
Samples of food items, Charts/photographs showing different levels of food stuff, Photographs showing people suffering from nutritional diseases1. Leads learners to list the sources of food nutrients
2. Guides the learners to list the kinds of nutritional deficiency diseases that are common
3. Guides the learners to list the effect of large family size  
1. With the help of the teacher Mention the sources of food
2. Discuss the effect of large family size on the nutrition of the family
3. List nutritional deficiency diseases and the characteristics
7 & 8Judo1. History of judo 
2. Importance of judo
3. Rules in judo
4. Mention any three skills in Judo
5. Skills in judo
Learners should be able to;
1. State briefly history and development of judo in Nigeria
2. State the importance of judo
3. Mention the rules of judo
4. Demonstrate the skills and techniques involved in judo
Mats, Sport wear,
Gongs, Stopwatches
1. Narrate the history of judo
2. Explain the rules in judo
3. State the importance in judo
3. Demonstrate the various skills in judo
1. Listen to the teacher’s discussions
2. Practice the skills in judo
9Swimming strokesSwimming strokesLearners should be able to list the swimming strokes and perform the strokesSwimming pool, Float, Swim wear, Swimming costume,WhistleExplains and demonstrates the various swimming strokes1. Learners observe teacher’s demonstrations.
2. Practice the various swimming strokes
10diseases1. Difference between signs and symptoms
2. communicable and non – communicable diseases
1. Learners should be able to differentiate between sickness and illness
2. differentiate between sign and symptoms
3. distinguish between communicable diseases
Pictures Flip charts Posters Video clips1. Teacher explains the difference between sickness and illness
2. discusses the meaning of sign and symptoms differentiate between communicable and non – communicable diseases  
1. listen to the teacher’s explanation
2. take part in class discussions
11Drug education1. drug use and their consequences
2. ways of taking drugs
– through mouth
– rubbing on skin
– injecting
– inhaling
3. alcohol and tobacco
4. description of alcohol
5. types of alcohol drinks and tobacco
6. reasons for drinking or smoking
7. effects of smoking
8. effects of drug abuse on individuals, family,society
9. herbal medicine
Learners should be to:
1. list ways  drugs can be taken into the body
2. differentiate between alcohol and tobacco
3. state reason why people drink or smoke
4. differentiate between the effects of alcohol and tobacco on human body
charts showing various drugs, posters showing different alcohol and tobacco, posters showing different herbal medicine, NAFDAC symbol for registered and listed herbal medicine, Samples of herbal medicine1. Uses charts to explain ways drugs can be taken into
2. Uses posters to explains to the learners the differences between alcohol and tobacco
3. Leads learners to discuss reasons why people drink and smoke
4. Discusses the effects of drug abuse on individuals, family and society
1. Listen to the teacher and ask question
2. Participate in classroom discussion and group activities
3. Answer teacher’s questions
4. Define herbal medicine
5. Differentiate NAFDAC listed and registered herbal medicines
12 & 13Revision and examination     

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