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The document is a lesson plan for a 7th grade chemistry class about mercury cells. It outlines that the teacher will present information about different types of mercury cells using examples and textbooks. The learning outcomes are that students will be able to recall, explain, implement, differentiate, analyze, evaluate, and generate examples about the properties and uses of mercury cells. The teacher will use a blackboard summary and ask review questions, with a home assignment to follow.
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Rejitha gr lesson plan
- 1. LESSON PLAN Preliminary Details Name of the Teacher trainee : Rejitha G R Std: VIIB Name of the School : PGMVHSS PULLAMALA Str: 𝟐𝟒 𝟐𝟗 Subject : Chemistry Date: 27/9/2014 Unit : Duration: 45 Topic : Curricular Statement: Content Analysis Terms : Facts : Concepts :
- 2. Learning outcomes: Entry behavior Teaching aid Resource for learning Remembering: The students will be able to recall about cells The students will be able recognize about cells working Understanding: The students will be able to explain about cells The students will be able to exemplify about properties of mercury cells The students will be able to summarize the characteristics of mercury cells Applying: The students will be able to implement the uses of mercury cells The students will be able to execute experiments using cells Analyzing: The students will be able to differentiate different cells The students will be able to attitude mercury cells The students will be able to organize the mercury cells Evaluating The students will be able to check the mercury cells Creating The students will be able to generate the examples of cells The students will be able to produce the definition of mercury cells Students have some ideas about cells different types of mercury cells, torch etc Text book – class VIII Teachers hand book - VIII
- 3. Teachers Activity Pupil Response Presentation
- 4. Black board summary Std: VII B Str : 24 29 C
- 5. Follow – up Activities A. Review Questions a) b) c) B. Home Assignment