Description
For schools implementing Nigeria’s revised curriculum, this Primary 1 Cultural and Creative Arts Scheme of Work 2026 provides a ready weekly structure from First Term through Third Term. The content here is specific to Cultural and Creative Arts: representative areas include Scribbling and Drawing, Paper Crafts and Culture: Types.
The sequence balances cultural understanding with making, performance, design and creative practice, allowing assessment to include both knowledge and practical expression.
Primary 1 Cultural and Creative Arts term-by-term coverage
First Term: Starts by addressing Arts, Scribbling and Drawing, Letters and Numbers: Letters, Colours: Colouring Shapes and Objects, and Crafts: Making a Simple Craft.
Second Term: Extends the work through Decorative Artwork, Paper Crafts, Paper Crafts: Making and Colouring, Shapes and Texture, and Art Materials and Tools.
Third Term: Rounds out the session with Culture, Culture: Types, Body Beautification, Folktales, and Songs.
What teachers get in this Cultural and Creative Arts scheme
- 30 planned teaching weeks across First, Second and Third Terms, followed by revision and assessment weeks
- Simple, age-appropriate weekly topics/content suitable for early primary learners
- Measurable pupil performance objectives that can guide oral, written or practical checks
- Teacher/pupil activities and accessible classroom resources matched to each week
This page is intended to satisfy teachers looking for a complete Primary 1 Cultural and Creative Arts scheme of work 2026, including the First Term, Second Term and Third Term sequence.
Related HeadTeacher.ng resources: Primary 1 New National Curriculum PDFs • Primary 1 English Studies Scheme of Work 2026 • Primary 4 Cultural and Creative Arts Scheme of Work 2026
Developed and published by HeadTeacher.ng as a curriculum implementation resource for Nigeria’s revised curriculum.
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