ELIAS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS
SECOND TERM E-NOTES FOR J.S.S. ONE HOME ECONOMICS
WEEK ONE TO WEEK TWELVE
SCHEME OF WORK

WEEKSTOPICS
1Revision of last term’s work
2The family: meaning and types of the family, the family tree
3The Home: meaning and characteristics of a home, difference between a home and a house, domestic violence
4Care of the family house: reasons for care of the family house, equipments, tools and materials needed to care for the house, daily and weekly care of the house, waste disposal
5Production of homemade cleaning agents: preparation of cleaning agent (home made vim)
6Cosmetics and deodorants: types, materials and tools required for making cosmetics
7Safety, quality and regulatory control of cosmetics products in Nigeria, Roles of regulatory bodies of NAFDAC, SON
8Family needs, goals and standard: meaning and types of family needs and wants, meaning of family goals and standards
9Relationship among family needs, goals and standard, uses of family needs, goals and standard in resource management
10Decision making in the family: meaning and steps in decision making, making simple personal and family decisions.
11Revision
12Examination

 
 WEEK:    ONE                        
TOPIC:    REVISION OF LAST TERM’S WORK

 
 WEEK:        TWO
TOPIC:        THE FAMILY
SUB-TOPIC:    THE FAMILY TREE

 DEFINITION OF A FAMILY
A family is a group of persons who live together as one and are united by ties of marriage, blood or adoption. Family members are each other kins.

 TYPES OF FAMILY
THE NUCLEAR FAMILY:This is made up of a man, his wife and their children. It is also sometimes called a monogamous family because it arises from one man and one wife only.
POLYGAMOUS FAMILY: This is made up of a man, his wives and their several children. In a polygamous family, a man is legally married to more than one wife.
EXTENDED FAMILY: This type of family is made up of husband, his wife or wives, their children and other relations like uncles, aunts, cousins, grand parentse.t.c.

 FAMILY TREE
In the different types of family, members relate to each other in special ways. This relationship can be called kinship pattern. A family tree is a graph or diagram that shows the kinship pattern of a family. It shows how family members are related to each other.
FAMILY RELATIONSHIP OR KINSHIP PATTERNS

 

TITTLERELATIONSHIP
Parents Father and Mother
Siblings Brothers and Sisters
Grand- parentsParent’s parents
Great- grand- parentsGrand- parents of parents
UnclesFather’s or Mother’s brothers
AuntsFather’s or Mother’s sisters
NephewsBrother’s or Sister’s sons
Nieces Brother’s or Sister’s daughter
First cousinsUncle’s or Aunt’s children
Grand childrenA person’s children’s children
Great- grand- childrenA person’s grand children’s children

            
Evaluation:

  1. What is family?
  2. differentiate between monogamous and polygamous family

 Assignment:
Draw the family tree of your extended family

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