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Scheme of Work
1. Drug and Substance Abuse
2. Flooding
3. Deforestation and Desertification
4. Bush Burning
5. Depletion of Ozone Layer and its Effects.
6. Resources from living things/Economic Importance of Resource
7. Resources from Non-living Things: Solid Minerals, their Location and Importance
8. Light energy
9. Sound energy
10. Magnetism
REFRENCES
• BasicScience Made Easy for JSS Three by F.I Kehinde et al
• BasicScience Made Easy for JSS Two by F.I Kehinde et al
• STAN Integrated Science for JSS Three
• Precious Seeds Basic Science for JSS three by J.O Otugboyegaet al.
Week 1:
DRUG AND SUBSTANCES
CONTENT
– Definition
– Health Effects of Drug Abuse on Youth
– Strategies on How to Live an Healthy Drug Free Life
– Roles of National Drug Control Agency (NDCA)
CONTENT
DRUG AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Drug abuse is the excessive use or continuous use of drugs without regard for accepted medical practice. When a drug is used to incite pleasure or escape reality, especially without the doctor’s prescription, is said to be abused.
Substances can also be abused when they are taken beyond acceptable limits. Excess intake of alcohol, cigarette, Marijuana and Indian helm are all example of substance abuse.
HEALTH EFFECTS OF DRUG ABUSE ON YOUTH
Drug and substance abuse has some immediate effects like lightheadedness, stomach upset, skin rashes, injection abscesses and so on but there are also more chronic effects like:
1. There is a ‘crash’ after the ‘high’ of taking drugs. There is usually fatigue, depression, anxiety and dependence after the drug effect has worn off.
2. Drug abusers easily… Click here to order the complete Basic Science Lesson Note for JSS3 first term
Week 2:
FLOODING
CONTENT
• Introduction.
• Causes of Flooding.
• Factors that Affects Flooding.
• Consequences of Flooding.
• How to Control Flooding.
INTRODUCTION
Flood is a disastrous overflow of water from a lake or other body of water due to excessive rainfall or other input of water.
When there is heavy rain, so much water flows in=to the rivers that they come over the tops of their banks and flood the land. This can be useful in many places as the flood carries a lot of silt into the flooded area thereby making that area very good for agriculture. However, if the floods are deep i.e., much, they can be harmful as they can destroy villages, etc… Click here to order the complete first term Basic Science Lesson Note for JSS3
Week 3:
DESERTIFICATION AND DEFORESTATION
CONTENT
• Definition of Deforestation
• Causes of Deforestation
• Effects of Deforestation
• Control of Deforestation
DEFINITION
Deforestation is the continuous removal of trees without replacing or replanting them. Deforestation is also the permanent destruction of forest in order to make land available for other uses.
CAUSES OF DEFORESTATION
1. Removal of trees to make land available for the construction of roads, building of houses and industries, recreational centres and so on.
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