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The document summarizes a lesson plan for a 2nd grade science class about the five senses. The 60-minute lesson includes activities to teach students about each of the five senses through songs, discussions of what each sense detects, and care of the senses. It concludes with an activity where students must find objects in pictures using their sense of sight.
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providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
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help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
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lesson plan on senses
- 4. PRACTICUM SEMINAR TIME : 10 AM DATE: 18/4/2014
- 6. SUPERVISOR NAME MR. GHULAM MUHIyUDDIN SOLANGI
- 7. SCIENCE SUBJECT Prepared by: Bakhtawar syed
- 8. LESSON PLAN Title : The Five Senses Subject : Science Grade : 2 Time : 60 minutes School : Government Primary Main School Daris
- 10. ACTIVITY: 1 The Five Senses Time: 15 Minutes I have 5 senses that I use To help me learn each day. See, hear, smell, taste, touch (3x) I use them everyday My 5 senses help me learn They’re pathways to my brain! See, hear, smell, taste, touch (3X) They’re pathways to my brain Now lets play a little game… How many senses can you name? See, hear, smell, taste, touch (3x) 5 senses you can name
- 11. ACTIVITY:2 THE FIVE SENSES Time: 20 Minutes 1. Sense of sight 2. Sense of hearing 3. Sense of taste 4. Sense of smell 5. Sense of touch
- 12. Sense of sight
- 13. What do you see?
- 14. What do you see?
- 15. Sense of hearing
- 16. What do you hear? • telephone • dog
- 17. What do you hear? bell whistle
- 18. Sense of taste
- 19. Our tongue
- 20. Sense of smell
- 22. Sense of touch
- 24. ACTIVITY:3 Proper care of the senses
- 25. Wear sunglasses Avoid direct exposure to the sun.
- 26. Don’t watch too closely to the television.
- 27. Avoid reading in the dark.
- 28. Clean your ears regularly.
- 29. Avoid listening to too much noise.
- 30. Wash hands with soap and water regularly.
- 31. Avoid too much exposure to the sun.
- 32. Avoid contact with sharp objects.
- 33. Brush your teeth 3 times a day.
- 34. Clean your nose using a clean handkerchief
- 35. Cover your nose when exposed to smoke or pollution.
- 36. ACTIVITY:5 Let us think Time : 10 Minutes
- 37. Find the cat in the picture.
- 39. Find the frog.
- 41. Find the face
- 43. ACTIVITY:6 Time : 5 Minutes I. A. Match the items in column A with the items in column B. A ___ 1.Sense of smell ___ 2.Sense of taste ___ 3.Sense of hear ___ 4.Sense of touch ___ 5.Sense of sight B a. b. c. d. e. f.