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The document provides a sample science lesson plan about teaching animal cells to 7th grade students. The lesson plan aims to teach students to identify animal cell parts under a microscope, draw an animal cell labeling the parts and their functions. The plan outlines engaging students with an experiment on their skin, watching an explanatory video, a presentation explaining cell parts and functions, drawing and labeling a cell model, and assessing understanding by matching functions to cell parts.

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The document provides a sample science lesson plan about teaching animal cells to 7th grade students. The lesson plan aims to teach students to identify animal cell parts under a microscope, draw an animal cell labeling the parts and their functions. The plan outlines engaging students with an experiment on their skin, watching an explanatory video, a presentation explaining cell parts and functions, drawing and labeling a cell model, and assessing understanding by matching functions to cell parts.

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Student Teacher Science Lesson Planning Template

Sample Science Lesson Plan for observation


Date

9 / 3 / 2016

Time

11:10 am 12:00 pm

School

GEMS

SST

Danya

Class

Grade 7

Lesson
unit/page

human body
animal cell

No of
students

30

Student
teacher

Fatema Abdulla Alshehhi

Context of the lesson

This lesson is the third lesson on this unit, it include the basic facts about the animal cell.
Teaching goal
The overall aim of the lesson is to teach about the animal cell parts, and their functions. How it look like
under the microscope, and the graph.

Learning objective:

The ability to identify the animal cell under the microscope.


The ability to draw the animal cell, the parts, and know the functions.

Assumptions about prior learning


Student already know that there is a nucleus in each cell.
Anticipated problems and possible solutions

Play with the microscope: teacher will put them in line to be in order.

Personal focus for this lesson

Classroom management
Target language
Cell membrane

Nucleus
Cytoplasm

Teacher language
What is the function of this?

Main tasks or activities

Resources and
teaching aids
PowerPoint presentation

Materials

Magnifying glass for each


student
https://www.youtube.com Laptop
/watch?
Speaker
v=LK1rGJWBzH8
Colored papers
Scissors
Glue
Markers

Engage: our body unit "experiment"


Explore: video
Explain: PowerPoint presentation
Elaborate: draw a model
Evaluate: order the function

Consider these grouping strategies:


Individual work
Group work
Whole class

Consider where the children are working:


At their desk.

Planning Stages Within the 5-E Inquiry Model


Engage
PURPOSE:
to convey the context of the lesson(s)/unit by conveying an important Key Question
to engage students in investigations that reveal their thinking to themselves and the teacher
to record the initial ideas of students
to engage their interest
Key Question:
From what our skin made?
Questions for whole group discussion:
Question on the board "from what our skin made?"
Teacher

Student

Teacher will put the question on the board; she will Students try to see the cells on their skin. They need
ask the students to use the magnifying glass on their to find out that there are a animal cells and they
skin.
make the our body and the animal body.
Teacher want them to know that the cells make a
full skin and the cell is the unit to build our body.
Explore
PURPOSE:
to test ideas and develop knowledge using explorations, investigations, experiments
to modify and record ideas as they change due to activities
to develop new questions and testable hypotheses
Activities (list)
Watch a video

Driving Question
What is the main parts of the animal cell?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LK1rGJWBzH8 Tell some functions for these parts?

Student

Teacher
Teacher will play the video for the students.
She will ask them this two questions:
What is the main parts of the animal cell?
Tell some functions for these parts?

Will watch the video


Will try to answer the questions.

Student Communication Product:


Oral discussion for the questions.

Explain
PURPOSE:
to answer the Key Question through student explanations
to provide students with relevant vocabulary, formal definitions and explanations of concepts
Content Media: PowerPoint presentation
Clarifying Questions for Whole class Discourse
What is the function of the Cell membrane?
What is the function of the Nucleus?
What is the function of the Cytoplasm?
Teacher
She will explain the function of some parts on the
animal cell

Student

They will focus with the teacher

Elaborate
PURPOSE:
to extend students' conceptual understanding through application or practice in new settings
Activities:

Teacher

Student

Content Media: PowerPoint


presentation

Teacher will give the students


some colored papers, scissors,
glue and markers. She will ask
them to draw the animal cell and
write the main part of it.

Students will work in groups and


draw the animal cell with the
main parts name.

Extending/Application
Questions for Whole class
Discourse:
What the animal cell look like?
Try to draw it.

Evaluate
PURPOSE:
for students to assess their understand of the learning objectives
for the teacher to assess student understanding of the learning objectives
Teacher
Teacher will give each group some Piece of paper
has the function of animal cell parts

Student

Students will put each function on the animal cell


that they draw it.

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