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Lesson Plan Pressure

This document outlines a teaching and learning module for a physics lesson on pressure. The 40-minute lesson introduces the definition of pressure and how it relates to force and area. Students will participate in hands-on activities to explore how pressure changes when force or area is varied. They will also discuss and identify applications of high and low pressure in daily life. The lesson concludes by having students work in groups to solve pressure problems and calculations. The goal is for students to understand that pressure depends on the magnitude of force and the size of the contact area.
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Lesson Plan Pressure

This document outlines a teaching and learning module for a physics lesson on pressure. The 40-minute lesson introduces the definition of pressure and how it relates to force and area. Students will participate in hands-on activities to explore how pressure changes when force or area is varied. They will also discuss and identify applications of high and low pressure in daily life. The lesson concludes by having students work in groups to solve pressure problems and calculations. The goal is for students to understand that pressure depends on the magnitude of force and the size of the contact area.
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TEACHING AND LEARNING MODULES FOR PHYSICS

Form 4
Semester 1
Duration 40 minutes
Learning Area 3.0 Forces and Pressure
Learning Objectives 3.1 Understanding Pressure
Learning Outcomes A student is able to
De!ine "ressure and state t#at

A
F
P =
Describe a""lications o! "ressure
Solve "roblems involving "ressure
Pre $re%uisite Students noticed t#e usage o! "ressure in dail& li!e' students #ave learnt air "ressure in
Form (.
)aterial *esources +e,t boo- and re!erence boo-s
Pedagog& Strategies
. )et#od
+#in-ing s-ills and t#in-ing strategies' /onstructivism t#roug# 0n%uir& Discover&'
#aving discussions
Language Focus 1ocabular&' science "rocess 2ords
Scienti!ic and 3oble
1alue
*eali4ing t#at science is a means to understand nature' being res"ect!ul and 2ell
mannered' being t#an-!ul to 5od' being coo"erative' s&stematic' being con!ident'
daring to tr&' t#in- rationall&.
Learning
Objectives
O!tc"#es
Teac$er%s Activities St!&ent%s Activities '!esti"ns an& e()ecte& ans*ers
n"tes
Intr"&!cing
)ress!re
Engage#ent
+eac#er starts t#e class6greet t#e students and
as-s about t#eir condition 7#aving a brea-!ast
or not' #ealt# state8
+eac#er 2aits !or t#e students9 res"onse.
+eac#er s#o2s t2o "#otogra"#s.
P#oto 1 P#oto (
Students ans2ered t#e
%uestion.
Students observed t#e
"#otogra"#s and ans2er
t#e %uestions.
T 5ood morning class.
:o2 are &ou !eeling toda&;
S Fine
T <#at can &ou see in t#is
"#otogra"#;
S A girl 2al-ing on sno2.
T /an &ou tell me t#e di!!erences
bet2een t#ese ( "#otogra"#s;
S Feet sin- into sno2 in "#otogra"# 1
but !eet don9t sin- into sno2 in
"#otogra"# (.
T <#at cause t#e di!!erent in t#ese
t2o situations;
S+ Pressure
+ O-. +oda&9s lesson is about
Pressure.
(
E(),"rati"n
+eac#er as-s students to "ress t#eir t#umb to a
s"onge.
+eac#er as-s students 2#at is #a""ening.
+eac#er as-s students to "ress t#eir t#umb to a
s"onge. +eac#er as-s t#e students 2#at is
#a""ening.
+eac#er as-s students 2#at is "ressure;
+eac#er e,"lains t#e de!initions o! "ressure to
t#e students.
Students "ress t#eir t#umb
to t#e s"onge.
Students ans2er t#e
%uestion.
Students "ress t#e t#umb
tac- into a s"onge.
+ 3o2 0 2ant &ou to "ress &our
t#umb to t#e s"onge;
+ /an &our t#umb goes into t#e
s"onge;
S 3o.
+ 3o2 0 2ant &ou to ta-e a t#umb
tac- and "ress it into a s"onge. /an a
t#umb tac- goes into t#e s"onge;
S =es
+ <#& a t#umb tac- can goes into t#e
s"onge but a t#umb can9t;
S +#umb tac- #as a s#ar" edge.
t#umb tac- contact area is smaller
t#an t#umb.t#umb tac- "ressure is
#ig#er t#an t#umb.
+ So' 2#at is "ressure;
S Pressure is de!ined as a normal
!orce "er unit area.
E(),anati"n
+eac#er s#o2s "#otogra"# o! #ig# #eel and !lat
s#oes.
P#oto 7i8 P#oto 7ii8
+eac#er also s#o2s an ele"#ant and gira!!e
Students observed t#e
"#otogra"# and ans2er t#e
%uestions.
Students read t#e
instructions in :andout 1.
Students doing activit& 1.
+ <#ic# "#otogra"# e,erted a great
"ressure; <#&;
S :ig# #eel because contact area is
small.
+ 0! an ele"#ant and a gira!!e #ave t#e
same 2eig#t. <#ic# animal 2ill e,ert
a dee"er !oot"rint on t#e ground;
S 5ira!!e because o! contact area is
small.
3
"#otogra"#.
+eac#er as-s students %uestions.
+eac#er divides t#e students into > grou"s.
+eac#er distributes #andout 1to t#e students.
+eac#er tells t#e students to read t#e
instructions.
+eac#er e,"lain to t#e students t#at
A
F
P =
F is c"nstant-
I. A is increase t$en P is &ecrease
Or
I. A is &ecrease t$en P is increase
+#e "ressure t#at a !orce "roduces de"ends on
t#e area t#at t#e !orce acts on.
+eac#er as-s students 2#at is t#e unit o!
"ressure;
Unit "ascal 7Pa8 .. 3m
6(

+ 3o2 0 2ant all o! &ou to ta-e one
"encil and "ress &our "alm.
:o2 do &ou !eel;
S Pain!ul
+ 3o2 ta-e ? "encils and "ress to
&our "alm. :o2 do &ou !ell;
S Less "ain!ul
+ <#en &ou "ress one "encil it9s
muc# "ain!ul rat#er t#an ? "encils.
<#& it9s #a""en;
S @ecause one "encil #as a small
contact area so it 2ill cause a #ig#
"ressure. So 2e !eel more "ain!ul.
T )& dear students' can some one
read t#e instructions o! activit& 1
loudl&;
T An& %uestion about t#is activit&; 0!
not t#e re"resentative o! eac# grou"
can ta-e t#e a""aratus and materials
!rom t#e bac-. All members in t#eir
grou"s 2ill discuss t#eir observations
or results. 09ll give &ou 10 minutes to
do t#is activit&.
A!ter 10 minutes teac#er as-s t#e
observations and results !rom t#e
students.
T <#at can &ou observed !rom t#is
activit&;
S Activit& 1
S#ar" edge o! blade is easier to cut t#e
4
+eac#er 2rites do2n one %uestion.
+eac#er gives students' ( minutes to ans2er t#e
%uestion.
+eac#er as-s a volunteer to 2rite do2n t#e
solution or ans2er. Students ans2er t#e
%uestion.
Student 2rites t#e solution
on t#e 2#ite board.
cucumber t#an blunt edge. @ecause
t#e contact area o! s#ar" blade is small
so it 2ill increase t#e "ressure. <#en
"ressure is great so it is easier to cut
t#e cucumber.
Activit& (
Small side o! 2ooden bloc- goes
dee"er into t#e "lasticine t#an a large
side.
Activit& 3
+#e 100 g 2eig#t ma-e t#e 2ood goes
dee"er t#an ?0 g 2eig#t.
+ <#at can &ou conclude !rom t#ese
activities;
S Pressure de"ends on t#e magnitude
o! t#e !orce and t#e si4e o! t#e area.
A
F
P =
F is c"nstant-
I. A is increase t$en P is &ecrease
Or
I. A is &ecrease t$en P is increase
+#e "ressure t#at a !orce "roduces
de"ends on t#e area t#at t#e !orce acts
on.
Unit "ascal 7Pa8 .. 3m
6(
?
Auestion
1. /alculate t#e "ressure on a 2all
2#en t#e "alm o! a #and 2it# area 1?0
cm
(
is "us#ed against t#e 2all 2it# a
!orce o! (10 3.
Ans

A
F
P =

(
1?0
(10
cm
N
P =

P / 012 N c#
3
E(tensi"n
+eac#er as-s students to !orm a small grou".
Bac# grou" #as to discuss and describe t#e
a""lications o! #ig# "ressure and lo2 "ressure
in dail& li!e.
Students discuss in grou"
and "resent t#eir ans2er.
Suggested e,am"les
i8 Cni!e' sa2 and c#isel
#ave edges to cut t#roug#
#ard materials easil&.
ii8 A tan- can move easil&
on roug# terrain due to its
broad base.
iii8 A "ointed arro2 can
"enetrate a target easil&.
+eac#er as-s students to !orm a small
grou". Students #ave to discuss and
describe t#e a""lication o! #ig#
"ressure and lo2 "ressure in dail& li!e.
Students 2ill give t#eir e,am"les.
Eva,!ati"n
+eac#er distributes #andout ( to t#e students.
Students 2ill discuss t#e
ans2er in grou"s.
Solve "roblems involving
"ressure.
+ 3o2 0 2ant all o! &ou to ans2er t#e
%uestions in #and out (. =ou can
discuss in grou".
>
HANDOUT 0
1. +a-e a blade and an a""le.
7i8 Use a s#ar" edge o! blade to cut t#e a""le. Observe 2#at is #a""en.
7ii8 Use a blunt edge o! blade to cut t#e a""le. Observe 2#at is #a""en.
7iii8 <#ic# met#od is easier to cut t#e a""le; <#&;
(. +a-e one cuboids 2ooden bloc- and a "lasticine.
7i8 Press a small side o! 2ooden bloc- to t#e "lasticine. Observe 2#at #a""en to t#e "lasticine.
7ii8 Press a large side o! 2ooden bloc- to t#e "lasticine. Observe 2#at #a""en to t#e "lasticine.
7iii8 /om"are t#e observation o! t#ese t2o activities.
3. Place a "iece o! 2ood into a "lasticine. +#en "ut a ?0 g 2eig#t on to" o! t#e 2ood. Observe 2#at is
#a""en. *e"eat t#e same ste" but re"laces ?0 g 2eig#t 2it# 100 g 2eig#t. Observe and com"are t#e
e!!ect o! t#ese t2o activities.
D
:A3DOU+ (
1. A !orce o! (00 3 acts on an area o! 4 m
(
.
a8
<#at "ressure is "roduced;
b8
<#at 2ould t#e "ressure be i! t#e same !orce acted on #al! t#e area;
(. <#at !orce is "roduced i!
a8
a "ressure o! 1000 Pa acts on an area o! 0.( m
(
;
b8
a "ressure o! ( -Pa acts on an area o! 0.( m
(
3. B,"lain 2#& a tractor9s big tires sto" it sin-ing too !ar into so!t soil.;
4. A rectangular bloc- o! mass 30 -g measures 0.1 m b& 0.4 m b& 1.? m.
a8
/alculate t#e 2eig#t o! t#e bloc-
E
b8
Dra2 a diagram to s#o2 #o2 t#e bloc- must rest to e,ert t#e ma,imum "ressure on t#e ground.
/alculate t#is "ressure.
?. +#e 2ind "ressure on t#e 2all is 100 Pa. 0! t#e 2all #as an area o! > m
(
' 2#ic# is t#e !orce on it;
F

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