This document contains a lesson plan for a two-session class on building strong Lego structures. The plan outlines objectives to identify Lego components, explain strong structures, build strong shapes, and discuss how form follows function. A video on skyscrapers will motivate students. The teacher will discuss and demonstrate structural concepts and forces before students build strong squares and cubes with Lego components. A written quiz may evaluate learning. The plan was prepared by Rhielle D. Cabañez.
This document contains a lesson plan for a two-session class on building strong Lego structures. The plan outlines objectives to identify Lego components, explain strong structures, build strong shapes, and discuss how form follows function. A video on skyscrapers will motivate students. The teacher will discuss and demonstrate structural concepts and forces before students build strong squares and cubes with Lego components. A written quiz may evaluate learning. The plan was prepared by Rhielle D. Cabañez.
This document contains a lesson plan for a two-session class on building strong Lego structures. The plan outlines objectives to identify Lego components, explain strong structures, build strong shapes, and discuss how form follows function. A video on skyscrapers will motivate students. The teacher will discuss and demonstrate structural concepts and forces before students build strong squares and cubes with Lego components. A written quiz may evaluate learning. The plan was prepared by Rhielle D. Cabañez.
Objectives At the end of the session, the students should be
able to: A. Identify and name the commonly used Lego components B. Explain how to make the structures strong C. Investigate how to make the structure strong D. Build a strong square and cube by using all sorts of Lego components E. Elaborate why form should follow functions in any design of device or object
Motivation Video: Skycrapers
Discussion and Demonstration Discussion/Demonstration: Review of Lego components What is a structure? What are the forces that affect the structures? What do we mean by “forms follow functions”? How do forces affect structures? What are the things that need to be considered in building strong structures? Weekly Activities/Tasks Building of a strong square. Building of a strong cube.
Evaluation Written Quiz (optional)
PREPARED AND SUBMITTED BY: Rhielle D. Cabańez TEACHER’S NAME