1 Teacher: Maryam Yasin Subject: Science Grade: VII Section: Atlantic Teaching Week # 1(Monday) Objectives Methodology By the end of the lesson Recap students should be able to Students will be asked learn about balanced and What is force? unbalanced forces. Tell me examples of everyday situations where forces are at play. Introduction Student will watch the video; Students and teacher will discuss Balanced forces Unbalanced forces Students will be asked Which force pull the things towards the centre of the earth? Why rock does not move towards the centre of the earth? Written task CW TB page no 72 Students will write Q:1 (a,b) & 2 Wrap up Imagine the wind is blowing,why does the rock not move sideways? Signature: SM/HM/AC Topic: Forces and energy Time Duration: 40 minutes Resources https://youtu.be/8Q1tw_ QWy8?si=xbVAORGRYUzADMy b Assessment Criteria By the end of the lesson students,would have learned about balanced and unbalanced forces. 2 Teacher: Maryam Yasin Grade:VII Section: Atlantic Teaching Week # 13 (Tuesday) Subject: Science Objectives By the end of the lesson students should be able to learn how unbalanced forces slow down and change the direction of an object. Methodology Recap Students will be asked What are unbalanced forces? How can we draw the force diagram of force that is acting on the rock? Introduction Students will watch the video; Students and teacher will discuss how unbalanced forces slow down and change the direction of an object. Learning Activity Students will learn how balanced forces result in no change in motion, while unbalanced forces cause objects to accelerate or decelerate. Teacher will demonstrate balanced forces by having two students of similar strength pull on opposite ends of the rope with equal force. The rope should remain in the center, showing no significant movement. Teacher will demonstrate unbalanced forces by having one student pull harder than the other. This should result in the rope moving in the direction of the stronger force. Written Task CW TB page no 72 Q: 3 & 4 HW Students will solve WB page no 38,39 Wrap-up How do balanced and unbalanced forces influence the motion of an object? Signature: HM/SM/AC Topic: Forces and energy Time Duration: 40 minutes Resources https://youtu.be/ L9KY43hDSzI? si=Le8U9BEBln zaW6Kx Assessment Criteria By the end of the lesson, students would have learned how unbalanced forces slow down and change the direction of an object. 3 Teacher: Maryam Yasin Subject: Science Objectives Grade: VII Section: Atlantic Teaching Week # 1 (Wednesday) Methodology Recap By the end of the lesson Students will be asked students should be able to How does an unbalanced force change identify unbalanced forces the direction of a moving object? acting on different objects. Introduction Students & teacher will discuss balanced and unbalanced forces Effect of balanced and unbalanced forces Students will be asked When you pedal a bike, you're pushing the pedals. How does this make the bike move? Written Task CW Students will solve WB page no 40 & 41 HW learn Q:1,2,3 & 4 from notebook. Wrap up Why does a parachute slow down a falling object? You push a shopping cart, but your friend pulls it in the opposite direction. What will happen to the cart? Signature: HM/SM/AM Topic: Forces and energy Time Duration: 40 minutes Resources Assessment Criteria By the end of the lesson, students would have identified unbalanced forces acting on different objects. 4 Teacher: Maryam Yasin Subject: Science Objectives By the end of the lesson Students should be able to learn about speed,its unit and how to calculate the speed. Signature: HM/SM/AC Grade: VII Section: Atlantic Teaching Week # 1 (Thursday) Methodology Recap Students will be asked How do you define speed? Introduction Students will watch the video; Students & teacher will discuss Speed ,Unit of speed, factors that can affect the speed,How to derive the equation of speed. Students will be asked When you kick a soccer ball with more force, does it go faster or slower? When you slide down a slide, do you go faster or slower if the slide is steeper? Learning activity Students will roll a ball down the ramp or slide an object on a smooth surface.They will measure the time and distance covered by an object.Teacher will guide students to measure the speed by using the formula. Written work CW Students will solve TB page no 80 Q 1 & 2 HW Students will solve TB page no 80 Q 3 & 4 Wrap up How does the size of steps affect your speed when you are walking? What is the unit of speed? Topic: Speed Time Duration: 40 minutes Resources https://youtu.b e/EGqpLugsDk?si=92kGu mDaAtwXXUly Stopwatch, Measuring tape Assessment Criteria By the end of the lesson students would have learned about speed,its unit and how to calculate the speed. 5 Teacher: Maryam Yasin Subject: Science Grade: VII Section: Atlantic/Pacific Teaching Week # 1 (Friday) Objectives Methodology By the end of the lesson Recap students should be able to Students will be asked use the equation for How would you describe the speed of a car? calculating speed,time and What factors do you think might affect the distance. speed of a moving object? Introduction Students and teacher will discuss the relation of speed with time and distance. Students will be asked; If your speed is 20 kilometers per hour, how would you express this speed in meters per second? (Hint: 1 kilometer = 1000 meters) Written Task CW Students will solve WB page no 42,43,44 HW Students will solve WB page no 45, 46 Wrap up You walk to a friend's house, covering 2 kilometers in 30 minutes. What is your speed, and how did you calculate it? Signature: HM/SM/AC Topic: Speed Time Duration: 30 minutes Resources Assessment Criteria By the end of the lesson students,would have used the equation for calculating speed,time and distance. 6 7