Description
For schools implementing Nigeria’s revised curriculum, this JSS 1 Mathematics Scheme of Work 2026 provides a ready weekly structure from First Term through Third Term. The content here is specific to Mathematics: representative areas include Lowest Common Multiples (LCM), Addition and Subtraction of Fractions and Simplification of Algebraic Expressions.
The progression is suited to Mathematics teaching because concepts are sequenced from prerequisite knowledge into calculation, reasoning, estimation and application rather than presented as disconnected weekly exercises.
JSS 1 Mathematics term-by-term coverage
First Term: Starts by addressing Whole Numbers, Lowest Common Multiples (LCM), Highest Common Factor (HCF), Conversion of Base-Ten Numerals to Binary Numbers, and Fractions.
Second Term: Extends the work through Addition and Subtraction, Addition and Subtraction of Fractions, Estimation, Addition of Numbers in Base 2, and Multiplication of Numbers in Base 2.
Third Term: Rounds out the session with Use of Symbols, Simplification of Algebraic Expressions, Plane Shapes, Angles, and Data Representation.
What teachers get in this Mathematics scheme
- All three terms arranged into weekly curriculum content, skills and competency targets
- Clear introductions to new concepts before types, uses, effects, applications or practical work
- Measurable performance objectives suitable for classwork, tests and performance assessment
- Subject-specific activities/resources, with practical and safety emphasis where the curriculum requires it
This page is intended to satisfy teachers looking for a complete JSS 1 Mathematics scheme of work 2026, including the First Term, Second Term and Third Term sequence.
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Developed and published by HeadTeacher.ng as a curriculum implementation resource for Nigeria’s revised curriculum.
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