Lesson
Plan
YEAR : Form 1
DATE :
TIME : 10.20 – 11.00 a.m (40
minutes)
NO. OF. STUDENT : 30
THEME: Matter In Nature
LEARNING AREA: 1. Matter
LEARNING OBJECTIVE: 1.3 Understanding the
concept of density.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
At the end of the lesson, student is able to:
- Define density
- Explain why some objects and liquids float
- Solve simple problems related to density
- Carry out activities to explore the densities of
objects and liquids
PRIOR KNOWLEDGE:
- Students have learnt on what is mass is about.
- Students have learnt about volume of an object.
Teaching and Learning Resources.
APPARATUS
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AMOUNT
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1. Simulation tool
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1
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2. LCD/Screen
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1
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Phase/ Time
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Lesson Content
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Teaching and learning
activity
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Note
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Eliciting of Ideas
(5minutes)
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1. Predict whether an object will
sink or float when placed in a
liquid, given densities of the
object and liquid
2. Short video is about mass,
volume and density
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1. Teacher play a
video to elicit student ideas.
2. Students are
required to watch the video.
3. Teacher and students discuss about the video.
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Teaching Resources (TLR): - video SPS : - Observing
- Communication
- Making inferences
- Defining
Operationally
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Restructuring of Ideas
(20 - 25 minutes)
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1) Relate the buoyant force on an
object to the weight of liquid
it displaces
2) Describe how the
buoyant
force is related to an object's
relative density to the fluid
3) Predict the weight
of a
completely or partially
submerged object of known
mass and volume
4) Describe the forces
that act on
a completely or partially
submerged object
Simulation tool is about:
Buoyancy and density
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1) Teacher give explaination
about buoyant force of an
object
and relate it to
object density to the fluid
by using simulation
software.
2) Student listen to
the
explaination given by
teacher and responds
during the lesson.
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Teaching Resources (TLR): - Simulation
Software
- Text book
SPS : - Observation - Communication
- Classifying
- Measuring and
Using Numbers
- Inferring
- Predicting
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Application of Ideas
(5minutes)
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Test student’s
understanding by:
Ask
student to explain how an object
that is more dense than water can be kept a float by placing it on an object
that is less dense than water.
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1) Teacher ask student
the
answer.
2) Students discuss the
question with together.
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Teaching Resources (TLR): - Simulation
Software
- Text book
SPS :
- Communication
- Interpreting Data
- Hypothesising
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Conclusion
(5 minutes)
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Student will be ask on what they
have
learn after using the
simulation software.
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- Teacher concluded
the
lesson by summarize
about concept of density.
- Students together
with
teacher summarizes the
lesson
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SPS :
- Communication
- Making conclusion
Science attitude and noble values :
Thanked God for His
creating balance of nature.
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Extension and Reflection
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Exercises were given as
homework.
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-Teacher gives
exercises for students.
-Students will finish the exercises as homework. |
Link Activities On Simulation
http://phet.colorado.edu/sims/density-and-buoyancy/density_en.html
http://phet.colorado.edu/sims/density-and-buoyancy/density_en.html
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