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Social and Citizenship Studies

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Picture This: Why it is called civic

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Describe a short scene about why it

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Compare and Contrast: What cooperation means

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian Civic and Social Studies teacher. Today we are on what coope

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Learn About Organising a group task

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Explain organising a group task to

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What Would You Do: Knowing your rights

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Give me a short make-believe situat

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Compare and Contrast: Building a better country

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian Civic and Social Studies teacher. Today we are on building a

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Picture This: Saving at home in a box

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Describe a short scene about saving

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What Would You Do: Saving on a phone today

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Give me a short make-believe situat

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Learn About Loyalty at school

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Explain loyalty at school to me in

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What Would You Do: A large family and its costs

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Give me a short make-believe situat

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Learn About Deciding how many children a family can keep

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Explain deciding how many children

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Picture This: Disloyalty to your country

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Describe a short scene about disloy

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Learn About What capital means

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Explain what capital means to me in

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Compare and Contrast: Borrowing in order to raise capital

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian Civic and Social Studies teacher. Today we are on borrowing

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Learn About Government providing services

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Explain government providing servic

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Picture This: Government settling disputes

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Compare and Contrast: Encouraging industry elsewhere

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian Civic and Social Studies teacher. Today we are on encouragin

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Picture This: No one to keep order

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Describe a short scene about no one

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What Would You Do: Why people agree to be governed

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Give me a short make-believe situat

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Compare and Contrast: What employment means

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian Civic and Social Studies teacher. Today we are on what emplo

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Learn About What under-employment means

You are my Primary 5 Civic and Social Studies teacher. Explain what under-employment means

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