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FREE MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK FOR JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL –JSS 1–3 – FIRST TERM NAPPS

NAPPS SCHEME OF WORK SECONDARY 1ST TERM (JSS1 -JSS3) 1ST TERM MATHEMATICS WEEKS JSS 1 JSS 2 JSS 3 1 WHOLE NUMBERS COUNTING AND WRITING: i) Millions (ii) Billions (iii) Trillions REVIEW OF JSS 1 EXAMINATION QUESTIONS RELEVANT TOPICS FOR THE NEW CLASS (BASIC OPERATION OF INTEGERS) REVIEW OF JSS 2 WORK. – Questions and answers on identified […]

NAPPS SCHEME OF WORK SECONDARY 1ST TERM (JSS1 -JSS3)

1ST TERM

MATHEMATICS

WEEKSJSS 1JSS 2JSS 3
1WHOLE NUMBERS COUNTING AND WRITING: i) Millions (ii) Billions (iii) TrillionsREVIEW OF JSS 1 EXAMINATION QUESTIONS RELEVANT TOPICS FOR THE NEW CLASS (BASIC OPERATION OF INTEGERS)REVIEW OF JSS 2 WORK. – Questions and answers on identified work area.
2WHOLE NUMBERS CONTINUED. Problems solving in quantitative aptitude reasoning using large numbers.WHOLE NUMBERS: a) Whole numbers in standard forms. b) Decimal numbers in standard forms. c) Prime factors.WHOLE NUMBERS: a) Binary number system. b) Simple Mathematical calculations. c) Translation of word problems into numerical expressions.
3LOWEST COMMON MULTIPLE (L.C.M) AND HIGHEST COMMON FACTOR (H.C.F) OF WHOLE NUMBERS: -Concept of L.C.M and H.C.F -L.C.M and H.C.F by inspection and formulae. -L.C.M and H.C.F of quantitative reasoning.WHOLE NUMBERS: (CONTINUED) -Least Common Multiple (L.C.M.) -Highest Common Factor (H.C.F.) -Square and Square roots. -Quantitative reasoning.WHOLE NUMBERS: (CONTINUED) -Expressions involving brackets and fractions. -Direct and inverse proportion. -Application of direct and inverse proportions. -Compound Interest.
4FRACTIONS: -Meaning of fraction. -Types of fractions (proper and improper fractions) -mixed number.FRACTIONS: TRANSACTIONS IN THE HOMES AND OFFICES. -Expressing fractions as ratios, decimals and percentages. -Quantitative reasoning on fractions, ratios and percentages. -Commercial arithmetic.ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION OF NUMBERS IN BASE 2 NUMERALS: -Addition of two or three 3-digit binary numbers. -Subtraction of two or 3-digit binary numbers.
5.FRACTIONS CONTINUED: Equivalent fractions: Identify and apply equivalent fractions in showing commodities and problems solving in quantitative aptitude.APPROXIMATION: (a) Approximation of numbers to; (i) Decimal places. (ii) Significant numbers. (iii) Whole numbers (iv) Nearest tens, hundreds, thousands, tenths, hundredth and thousandth. (b) Quantitative reasoning.MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION OF NUMBERS IN BASE 2 NUMERALS: (a) Multiplication of two 2-digit binary numbers. (b) Division of two to 3-digit binary numbers.
6FRACTIONS CONTINUED: – Ordering of fractions. – Conversion of fractions to percentages and vice-versa. – Conversion of fraction to decimal and vice versa.MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION OF DIRECTED AND NON-DIRECTED NUMBERS: – Definition and examples of directed and non-directed numbers. – Square and square root tables. – Multiplication and division of directed and non-directed numbers.RATIONAL AND NON-RATIONAL NUMBERS:VARIATIONS: – Direct. – Indirect. – Joint. – Partial.
7REVIEW OF THE FIRST HALF TERM’S WORK AND PERIODIC TEST.REVIEW OF THE FIRST HALF TERM’S LESSONS AND PERIODIC TEST.REVIEW OF THE FIRST HALF TERM’S LESSONS AND PERIODIC TEST.
8FRACTIONS CONTINUED: -addition and Subtraction of fractions.ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS: -Definition of algebraic expression with examples. -Expression of algebraic expression. -Factorization of simple algebraic expressions.FACTORIZATION: -Factorization of expression of the form: i) ax + ay ii) 3m + pq +3p + mp iii) a2 – b2 iv) a2 – 2ab – b2 b) Word problems involving factorization
9FRACTIONS CONTINUED: – Multiplication and division of fractions. – Prime numbers and factors.ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION CONTINUED: – Expression and factorization of quadratic expressions – Definition of algebraic fractions. – Algebraic fractions with whole number, denominator (addition and subtraction) – Quantitative reasoning.SIMPLE EQUATION INVOLVING FRACTIONS: – Simple equations involving fractions. – Word problems leading to simple equation involving fractions.
10ESTIMATION: – Concept of estimation and reasons. – Estimation of dimensions and distance. – Estimation of capacity volumes and mass of objects – Estimation of other things e.g. age, time, etc. -Quantitative reasoning involving estimation.ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS (CONTINUED): – Word problems leading to simple algebraic fractions.CHANGE OF SUBJECT OF FORMULEA (ADDITION, MULTIPLICATION, ROOTS)
11REVISION OF THE FIRST TERM’S WORK AND PREPARATION FOR THE FIRST TERM EXAMINATION.REVISION OF THE FIRST TERM’S WORK AND PREPARATION FOR THE FIRST TERM EXAMINATION.REVISION OF THE 2nd HALF TERM’S LESSON AND PERIODIC TEST.
12 &13FIRST TERM EXAMINATIONFIRST TERM EXAMINATION AND VACATIONFIRST TERM EXAMINATION

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