Lesson Plan - Science Unit/Topic: Skeleton and muscles Date: 20-24 September Key Learning Area: KS-2 Year Level: 4 Outcomes: suggesting questions that can be tested and making predictions; communicating these choosing apparatus and deciding what to measure making relevant observations and comparisons in a variety of contexts measuring length explaining what the evidence shows and whether it supports predictions; communicating this clearly to others. LESSON OUTCOME: (Key Knowledge and Skills students should achieve in the lesson taken from relevant curriculum documents.) In this unit, learners: are introduced to how the skeleton supports our bodies and helps us to move compare human bones and skeletons with those of other animals know that humans (and some animals) have bony skeletons inside their bodies LESSON STRUCTURE: Time 3 min Time 20 min Introduction (Set): Warm-up 1. Revise the previous topic on skeleton and muscles, and their importance. Main Content: Reading 1. Display “what is Skeleton” PPP to the class to revise & deeper comprehend the topic. Draw the ss’s attention to new vocabulary, ask for definition, while showing the presentation. 2. Hand out the “skeleton fact file” to the class and make them scan the brief information. Discuss the following: What is the function of the skeleton? Resources Resources Twinkl: The Skeleton PowerPoint Twinkl: The Skeleton Fact File Time 15 min Time 2 min What are bones made of? What are bones made of? What is a joint? How can we look after our bones? Main Content (Continued) Hand out “The Skeleton Cloze Procedure” to the ss. Explain that they are supposed to read the passages and fill in the gaps with the words from the box. Conclusion: Plenary Students share questions over the topic that they would like to answer. RESOURCES (Include equipment required for class and/or for teacher preparation) Twinkl; The Skeleton PowerPoint Twinkl: The Skeleton Fact File Twinkl: The Skeleton Cloze Procedure SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS/MATERIALS ASSESSMENT What is the function of the skeleton? What are bones made of? What is the function of the muscles? What is a joint? How can we look after our bones? REFLECTION Resources Twinkl: The Skeleton Cloze Procedure Resources