SCHEME OF WORK FOR BASIC SCIENCE (GRADE 7) FIRST TERM

Kingsley Thompson October 10, 2025

SCHEME OF WORK FOR BASIC SCIENCE (GRADE 7)

FIRST TERM

Week(s)

Topic(s)

Content(s)

1.

Introduction to Science

·        Meaning of science

·        Reasons for studying science (importance)

·        The scientific methods (Observing, Identify Problems, Classifying, Making Reasonable Guesses, Experiments).

2.

Living and Non-living Things

·        Meaning of living things

·        Characteristics of Living Things, E.G. MR. NIGER + CHAD

·        Identify yourself as a living thing

3.

Living and Non-living Things

·        Examples of living things

·        Characteristics and Importance of Plants and Animals.

·        Differences between Plants and Animals.

4.

Living And Non-Living Things

·        Examples of non-living things

·         Properties of non-living things

·        Uses of non-living things  

·        Importance of Non-Living Things

5.

Living and Non-living Things

·        Meaning of matter

·        Identification of matter (Material around us)

·        Classification of Matter (Elements , Compounds and Mixtures with examples)

·        States of Matter (Solid, Liquid, Gas, Plasma).

·        Change of state

6.

Mid-Term

·        Examination

 

7.

 

Mid-Term

·        Break

8.

Family Health-Sanitation

·        Definition of Personal Cleanliness

·         Methods Of Keeping The Body

·        Methods of keeping the Home Clean

·         Advantages/Disadvantages Of Personal Cleanliness.

9.

Family Health-Nutrition

·        Meaning Of Nutrition

·        Feeding and Types (E.G. Autotrophic and Heterotrophic Feeding).

·         Identification of Food And

·        Classes of Food (Examples and Their Importance).

·        Balanced/Adequate Diet

10.

Environmental Conservation And Safety

·        Meaning Of Environmental Conservation and Balance.

·        Sun As The Primary Source Of Energy To The Earth.

11.

Environmental Conservation And Safety

·        Natural Cycles (Carbon, Water, Nitrogen Cycles).

·        Human Activities That Affect Environmental Balance (E.G. Farming, Construction, Industrialization, ETC).

12.

Examination/Closing

 

 

 

 


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