Literature in English: Second Term's Scheme of Work for SSS 1 – 3



Second term's Scheme of Work for Literature
Do I have students and teachers of Literature in English in the house? If yes, below is second term's scheme of work for literature in English for SSS 1– 3.

SCHEME OF WORK FOR SSS 1
Week 1: Introduction to So the Path Does Not Die by Pede Hollist
  • Background of the novelist.
  • Background and setting of the novel.
  • Plot summary.
Week 2: Themes and Style of the novel.

Week 3: Character Analysis –Major characters(roles and significance).

Week 4: Character Analysis 2 – Minor characters (roles and significance).

Week 5: General Overview of the novel.

Week 6: Introduction to The Marriage of Anansewa by Efua Sutherland
  • Background of the dramatist.
  • Background and setting of the play.
  • Plot summary.
Week 7: Themes and Styles.

Week 8: Characterization: Major characters (roles and significance).

Week 9: Characterization: Minor characters

Week 10/11: Revision

Week 12: Examination.

SCHEME OF WORK FOR SSS 2
Week 1: Introduction to Redemption Road by Elma Shaw

Week 2: The themes and styles.

Week 3: Character Analysis 1

Week 4: General Overview of the novel – Redemption Road

Week 5: Introduction to Afolayan: Once Upon an Elephant by Bosede Ademilua

Week 6: The themes and styles.

Week 7: Introduction to An Inspector Calls by J.B. Priestley

Week 8: Character Analysis.

Week 9/10: Role Play: Redemption Road and An Inspector Calls

Week 11: Revision


SCHEME OF WORK FOR SSS 3.
Weeks 1 and 2: Path of Lucas: The Journey He Endured by Susanne Bellefeuille
  • Background of the novelist.
  • Background and setting of the novel.
  • Plot Summary.
  • Themes and style of the novel .
  • Character Analysis: Major and Minor Characters .
Week 3: Revision on "The Stone" by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson

Week 4: Revision on Antony and Cleopatra by William Shakespeare

Week 5: Answering questions and general revisions: Attempting objectives or multiple choice questions  in WAEC and NECO Examination.

Week 6: Revision.

Tamuno Reuben

Those who seek knowledge seek power because the pen is mightier than the sword.

12 Comments

  1. Nice work.thanks for enlightening me the more....am grateful

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  2. I need the current scheme of work for ss1 and two

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    1. Check the featured posts below for First term's scheme of work.

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  3. Can you recommend a textbook that has the analysis of the new texts

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  4. Are the students suppose to read all the books? What are the options? The Novel,Drama and the Prose. Should they read each book there? We want clarifications on this, please.

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    1. Exam focus will do because it has all the summary it

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  5. Thanks for the use info.
    But, can we have the scheme for first term.
    Thank you.

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  6. God bless you sir, your information really helped me last term . I quite appreciate.

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