Date:14 July 2008Class:Year 3Time:1130-1230Enrolment:16 pupilsTopic:MagnetsSubtopic:Strengths of MagnetsLearning Outcomes:At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to1.Design a fair test to compare the strengths of different magnets by deciding what to keep thesame, what to change and what to measure.2.Carry out the test and record the observations.3.Form a conclusion based on the observations.4.Explain at least 1 explanation how they arrive at theconclusion.Duration:60 minutesStrategies:Experiment, Discussion.Scientific Process/Manupulative Skills and Thinking Skills:1.Observing2.Comparing and contrasting
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Generating idea4.Communicating5.Relating6.Use and handle science apparatus and substances.Science Attitudes and Noble Values:1.Being cooperative2.Being systematic3.Realizing that science is a means to understandnatureTeaching and Learning Resources:
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Magnets3. Basket2.Paper clips
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