Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Class: Number
science 19
of
Students:
Prior Knowledge:
Questions to include:
Lesson Activities/Procedure:
I. Preparation
Key vocabulary:
Solid
Liquid
Gas
A. Routine: Start with the basic steps before each class (greeting, what day is today? Write the
day and the date on the board)
D. Unlocking of difficulties: to unlock difficulties use objects that represent the three states
of matter (bottle of water, balloon, book or any solid thing you find) to make it easier for them to
remember the differences, use examples of the states of matter from their daily life experiences.
Play the PowerPoint slides, and introduce the three states of matter, the PowerPoint will contain
the mater definition, states of matter properties and examples of each state.
ask questions while presenting (e.g. do you see any solid things in the classroom, give me an example
of liquids?)
Before you send the students to their groups, give them instructions about what should they do.
Beside each state of matter write names of objects that belongs to it.
Sort the names of objects that are already written, under the state of matter that belongs
to it.
draw beside each state of matter objects that belong to it and write their names.
IV. Production/Evaluation
Ask the student questions about the lesson, (what have you learned today? What are the states of
matter? Give me examples etc.)
10 min
Evaluation / Assessment:
Give the students blank paper and let them divide it into three sections, for each section let them
draw one object for each; solid, liquid and gas.
Personal focus: