Teacher will explain the three main types of chemical reactions - combination reactions, decomposition reactions, and displacement reactions - and provide examples of each. Students will then identify the type of chemical reaction from given equations, including equations for a combination reaction of carbon and oxygen, a decomposition reaction of calcium carbonate, and a displacement reaction of zinc and copper sulfate. The lesson aims to help students understand the difference between the three reaction types.

1. LESSON PLAN
Lesson name: Chemical Reactions and Equations
Grade level: 10 Subject: Chemistry Prepared by: VIRITHA
Session Date: 29-04-2015 Time: 12:30PM
CONTENT TEACHER’S
ACTIVITY
LEARNER’S
ACTIVITY
EVALUATION
1) Chemical
Reaction
type:1,2,3.
Teacher explains the
Difference between
Combination
reaction,
Decomposition
Reaction,
Displacement
Reaction with
examples.
Will be able to
identify the
three types of
chemical
reactions.
Identify the type
of chemical
reactions from the
following
equations:
C + O2 → CO2
CaCO3 → CaO
+ CO2
Zn + CuSO4 →
ZnSO4 + Cu