Wednesday, 4 November 2015

Normal lesson plan

Name of the teacher: Reni Babu C P
Name of the school: Govt. K V H S S,  
                                  Ayira
                   Subject: Chemistry
                        Unit: Periodic Table and
                                  Chemical Bonding
                       Topic: Period number

Std: IX
Div: B
Str:30/31
Date:9/09/2015  
Time:45’
Stage:14+

Curricular
Statement:
Pupil develops factual knowledge, conceptual knowledge, procedural knowledge and metacognitive knowledge on the concept of period number through observation, discussion, experimentation and evaluation by group discussion by participation and group activity.


  Content analysis:

  Terms:


  Facts:













Concepts:












Generalization:


1.period
2.period number

1.Modern periodic table has 7 periods
2.Helium is in first period
3.Boron is in the second period
4.Magnesium is in the third period
5.Calcium is in the fourth period




1.The horizontal rows in the periodic table are called
    periods
2.Period number is equal to number of shells
3. Period number is finding out by giving the atomic number.





1.Period number is equal to the number of shells
Learning Outcomes

1.Factual     knowledge







2.Conceptual knowledge







3.Procedural knowledge   








4.Metacognitive knowledge







5.Process skills







6.Positive attitude




Entry behaviour:  


Reference:


Teaching-learning aids:
1.Chart:



2.Materials:






Enable pupil to develop factual knowledge of period number by,
a)    Recalling the periods in the periodic table.
b)   Recognizing the period number.



Enable pupil to develop conceptual knowledge of period number by,
a)    Explaining about the number of periods.
b)   Demonstrating this with activities.

Enable pupil to develop procedural knowledge of period number by,
a)    Doing and observing activities based on it.
b)   Raising questions about periods.





Enable pupil to develop metacognitive knowledge of period number by,
a)    Focusing on the idea that the period number is equal to the shell number.


Enable pupil to develop different process skills like observation, hypothesizing, inferring and communicating.




Develops a positive attitude towards science.



Pupil should know about the periods in the periodic table.

1.IXth Standard Basic Science, Part-I
2.Handbook


1.About period number
2.Activity cards

1.Picture of window
2.Modern periodic table


CLASSROOM INTERACTION PROCEDURE
EXPECTED PUPIL RESPONSE


     INTRODUCTION
       
        The teacher enters into the class and wishes the students.
After the friendly talk teacher shows a picture of window.






















Then she asks questions related to the window.



·       What do you seen in the picture?

·       How the rod is arranged in the window?

·       Is the periodic table has horizontal rows?
·       Which is the name of the horizontal rows?




PRESENTATION

    After discussing these questions she enters into the topic periods. For this she shows the modern periodic table.

MODERN PERIODIC TABLE

After showing this, she discussed the questions related to the modern periodic table.

DISCUSSION POINTS

Ø Who is the father of modern periodic table?
Ø Which is the name of the horizontal rows?
Ø How many periods are there in the periodic table?



CONSOLIDATION

          The horizontal rows in the periodic table are called periods. There are 7 periods in the periodic table.


Then to teach about the period number she divided the students into groups and gave an activity.

ACTIVITY-1


Element
Z
Electronic
Configura
tion
No. of shell
Period
No.
Helium

Boron

Magnesium

Calcium
2

5

12

20
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----

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----

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----

----

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Then ask questions related to the above activity.


DISCUSSION POINTS

Ø Which elements are there in this activity?
Ø Are all elements having the same shell number?
Ø What is the relation between period number and number of shells?

CONSOLIDATION

            The period number is equal to number of shells

Then the teacher gave another activity to the students.

ACTIVITY-2

Element
Electronic configuration
No. of shells
Period number
   A

   B

   C

   D
2,2

2,8,2

2,8,5

2,8
-------

-------

-------

------
------

------

------

-------


Then ask questions related to the above activity.


DISCUSSION POINTS

Ø Can you write the period number when the electronic configuration?
Ø How can you find the number of shells?
Ø Is the period number and the number of shells are equal?
Ø How can you find the period number?



CONSOLIDATION

           The period number is finding when the atomic number or electronic configuration is given.







The students gave reply to the teacher.














A picture of a window

Horizontally


Yes

Periods(BB)



























Moseley(BB)

Periods(BB)

7(BB)























Elem
ent
Z
EC
No. of shell
Period
No.
Helium

Boron

Mg

Ca
2

5

12

20
2

2,3

2,8,
2
2,8,
8,2
1

2

3

4


1

2

3

4










He, B, Mg, Ca

No

Equal(BB)












Elem
ent
EC
No. of
shells
Period
No.
A

B

C

D
2,2

2,8,2

2,8,5

2,8
2

3

3

2
2

3

3

2










Yes

By writing the electronic configuration.
Yes

By giving the atomic number or electronic configuration(BB)

                             
  CLOSURE
       What is the electronic configuration, period number of the element X, if its atomic number is 6?
                                  Element=X
                       Atomic Number=6
          Electronic Configuration=2, 4
                           Period number=2








BLACKBOARD SUMMARY
                
 15/09/2015                                                Std: IX B
Tuesday              Chemistry                        Str: 30/31
               
Ø Moseley
Ø Periods=7
Ø No. of shells=period no.
Ø Electronic configuration or atomic number
            


FOLLOW UP ACTIVITY
a)    Review Questions
     i)What are periods?
      ii) What is the period of element with atomic number 8?
      iii) How many periods are there in the modern periodic table?
      iv) Who is the father of modern periodic table?
b)   Enrichment activity
Find the period number of first 20 elements by writing the electronic configuration?


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