Primary 3 Social StudiesSyllabus for Primary 3In this syllabus, we will explore various topics related to social studies that are relevant to Primary 3 students. Through this course, students will gain knowledge about nuclear and extended families, types of marriages in our community, ways of getting married and the objects used in the ceremony, common drugs in our community and the right people to give them, ways of identifying someone who has abused drugs, ways of preventing common illnesses, causes of road accidents, and giving first aid treatment to road accident victims.
1. Nuclear and Extended Families- Definition and characteristics of nuclear families
- Definition and characteristics of extended families
- Comparison between nuclear and extended families
- Importance of family in our society
2. Types of Marriages in our Community- Different types of marriages in our community (e.g., civil marriage, religious marriage, arranged marriage)
- Explanation of each type of marriage
- Importance of marriage in our society
3. Various Ways of Getting Married and the Objects used in the Ceremony- Different ways of getting married (e.g., traditional ceremonies, court weddings)
- Description of the objects used in wedding ceremonies (e.g., rings, wedding dresses, wedding cakes)
- Significance of these objects in a wedding ceremony
4. Common Drugs in Our Community and The Right People to Give Them- Introduction to common drugs in our community (e.g., painkillers, antibiotics, vitamins)
- Explanation of the purpose and effects of each drug
- Identification of the right people to give these drugs (e.g., doctors, pharmacists)
- Importance of responsible drug use
5. Ways of Identifying Someone who has Abused Drugs- Signs and symptoms of drug abuse (e.g., changes in behavior, physical appearance)
- Importance of recognizing drug abuse
- Seeking help for individuals who are abusing drugs
6. Ways of Preventing Common Illness- Hygiene practices for preventing common illnesses (e.g., handwashing, covering mouth while coughing or sneezing)
- Importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle (e.g., eating nutritious food, exercising regularly)
- Vaccinations and their role in preventing illnesses
7. Causes of Road Accidents- Common causes of road accidents (e.g., speeding, drunk driving, distracted driving)
- Importance of road safety rules and regulations
- Ways to prevent road accidents (e.g., wearing seatbelts, following traffic signals)
8. Giving First Aid Treatment to Road Accident Victims- Basic first aid skills for road accident victims (e.g., checking for breathing, stopping bleeding, CPR)
- Importance of providing immediate assistance to injured individuals
- Contacting emergency services for further medical help
By covering these topics in Primary 3, we aim to provide students with a holistic understanding of social studies and its relevance in their daily lives. Through interactive activities, discussions, and real-life examples, students will develop critical thinking skills and empathy towards others in their community.
This course is helpful for the following exams: Primary 3