Lower Secondary Science Lesson
Lower Secondary Science Lesson
Learning outcomes:
2mins 1. Salutation 1.Greet the class 1. Greet the teacher White board marker,
2. Recap previous 2. Recap the 2. Listen carefully w/board duster
topic previous topic 3. Listen and take
3. Introduce topic 3. Introduce the note of the topic
4. Define the topic on the board introduced
term(scientific 4. Define the term 4.Listen and provide
project) (scientific project) responses/feedbacks
Body
Learning outcomes:
Scientific Project
As a student, you may be required to develop a science project as a class assignment or to present in a science
fair.
A science project is an educational activity involving experiments or construction of models in one of the
science disciplines. The project may be the construction of a device, demonstration of a principle, or seeing
what would happen if something changed.
To present the science project in class or at a fair, you need a display unit, the exhibit materials, and a written
report.
Purpose
The purpose of a science project assignment is to get you to investigate some area of interest and then share the
results of your investigation. Through the development of a science project, you learn how scientists work and
make discoveries. Following the scientific method is usually required in a project. The science project may be
displayed in class or it may even be presented at a science fair competition.
Display unit
The display unit is usually a three-part board that will stand on a table and allow you to present information about your
project.
Display materials
Materials can be pictures, hardware, or devices that show your project.
Written report
The written report explains components of a laboratory report.
Summary
A science project is an educational activity involving experiments or construction of models in one of the
science disciplines. The project may be the construction of a device, demonstration of a principle, or seeing
what would happen if something changed.
To present the science project in class or at a fair, you need a display unit, the exhibit materials, and a written
report.
ACTIVITY
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