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    Lesson Plan Class 9

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    1. The lesson plan aims to teach students about upthrust in fluids, Archimedes principle, and floatation over 40 minutes using presentations, videos, and models. 2. The objectives are for students to define key terms, understand how Archimedes principle was discovered, apply the principle to examples of floating and submerging ships, and know the definition of upthrust and floatation. 3. Content will be presented on upthrust, density, relative density, and floatation. Students will be evaluated through worksheets, questions, and tests to check their understanding of these physics concepts.

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    1. The lesson plan aims to teach students about upthrust in fluids, Archimedes principle, and floatation over 40 minutes using presentations, videos, and models. 2. The objectives are for students to define key terms, understand how Archimedes principle was discovered, apply the principle to examples of floating and submerging ships, and know the definition of upthrust and floatation. 3. Content will be presented on upthrust, density, relative density, and floatation. Students will be evaluated through worksheets, questions, and tests to check their understanding of these physics concepts.

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    1. The lesson plan aims to teach students about upthrust in fluids, Archimedes principle, and floatation over 40 minutes using presentations, videos, and models. 2. The objectives are for students to define key terms, understand how Archimedes principle was discovered, apply the principle to examples of floating and submerging ships, and know the definition of upthrust and floatation. 3. Content will be presented on upthrust, density, relative density, and floatation. Students will be evaluated through worksheets, questions, and tests to check their understanding of these physics concepts.

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    Lesson Plan Class 9

    Uploaded by

    Obul Reddy Polimera
    1. The lesson plan aims to teach students about upthrust in fluids, Archimedes principle, and floatation over 40 minutes using presentations, videos, and models. 2. The objectives are for students to define key terms, understand how Archimedes principle was discovered, apply the principle to examples of floating and submerging ships, and know the definition of upthrust and floatation. 3. Content will be presented on upthrust, density, relative density, and floatation. Students will be evaluated through worksheets, questions, and tests to check their understanding of these physics concepts.

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    Lesson plan

    Date: 12/12/2021
    Class: IX ICSE
    Section: IXA/B
    Subject: Physics
    Topic: Upthrust in fluids, Archimedes Principle and floatation
    Duration: 40mins
    Periods required: 10

    General goals

    S. No Description
    1 To develop interest and curiosity among students about the topic using ICT
    tools like PPT, YouTube videos and Models
    2. To develop awareness and critical thinking among students related to the
    topic content
    3 To develop the power of reasoning in students
    4 To impart fundamental knowledge, think and learn the scientifically the
    terms, concepts using multimedia approach

    Specific objectives

    1. Knowledge 1. Students will be able to define Upthrust, Archimedes Principle,


    Floatation, Density, Relative Density, Buoyancy

    2. Understanding 1. Students will be able to know the working and the principle of
    eureka can
    2. Students will be able to explain how the Archimedes principle
    was found

    3. Application 1. An iron ship sinks in water while a ship floats.


    2. A ship begins to submerge more as it sails from sea water
    to river water.
    3. A loaded ship is submerged while an unloaded ship floats
    in water. Why?
    4. Skill 1. Children will be able to know the definition of upthrust and
    floatation.
    Teaching aids:
    1. Power point presentation
    2. Youtube videos on Archimedes principle and floatation
    3. Application of archimedes principle
    Schematic of lesson plan:
    1. Motivation
    2. Aim of the topic
    3. Presentation of topic
    4. Q and A session after completion of every subtopic
    5. Recapitulation
    6. Assessment and feedback
    7. Home assessment
    Introducing the lesson/motivation:
    1. What do you understand by the term upthrust?
    2. Why is a force needed to keep a block of wood inside water?
    3. What will happen if you push a ball into water?
    4. When you drop a feather and a stone, stone comes to ground first. Why?
    Aim of the lesson:
    Students will be able understand that Archimedes principle is very useful in daily life like
    in submarines etc.

    Content Specific Outcomes Teaching Inter Evaluation


    Objectives methods/website disciplinary
    approach
    Upthrust 1.Buoyancy 1. Children will be able 1.Youtube Mathematics 1.Worksheets
    and and upthrust to understand the force 2. Quiznext 2.Oral
    Archimedes 2. on a body in water in 3. PPT Questioning
    Principle Characteristic the upward and
    properties of downward direction
    Upthrust
    3. Reason of
    Upthrust
    4.
    Archimedes
    Principle
    5.
    Experimental
    Verification
    Density and 1.Density 1. Children will be able 1.Youtube Mathematics, Worksheets,
    Relative 2. Relative to list the relative 2. Quiznext Chemistry Oral
    Density Density densities of any 3. PPT Questions,
    3. Unit of substance Tests
    relative 2. Children will be able
    density to calculate the relative
    4. Relation density of a substance
    between using the given
    density and formulae
    relative
    density
    Floatation 1.Principle of 1. Weight of the body 1. Youtube Videos Mathematics Woerksheets,
    Floatation acting in downward 2. Quiznext Oral
    2. direction 3. PPT’s Questions
    Relationship 2. Upthrust acting in
    between the upward direction
    density of 3. Weight of the
    the body and body=Volume*Density*
    the liquid Gravitation
    3. 4. Icebergs float on
    Application water with 90% inside
    of floatation water and 10% outside
    water

    Presentation:
    1. PPT Presentation on the topic
    2. Archimedes' Principle: Definition, Formula & Examples - Video & Lesson Transcript |
    Study.com

    Recapitulation:

    1. Define Upthrust and state its S.I unit.


    2. Will a body weigh more in water or in air? Give a reason for your reason.
    3. How does the density of material of a body determine whether it will float or
    sink?
    4. Express relationship between S.I unit and C.G.S unit of Density
    5. A body weighs 20 gf in air and 18.0 gf in water. Calculate relative density of the
    body material of body.
    6. Why is floating ice less submerged in brine than in water
    7. Explain why an iron nail floats on mercury but sinks in water
    8. What is the center of buoyancy? State its position for a floating body with
    respect to the centre of gravity of body.

    Evaluation:
    Worksheet will be given to the students at the end of each topic
    Reference books:
    1. Selina publications
    2. Goyal publications
    3. Inspired Physics
    Websites:
    1. ICSE 9 Physics | Upthrust in Fluids, Archimedes Principle and Floatation | Upthrust and
    Archimedes Principle – Study Material (quiznext.in)
    2. Youtube

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