The student will . . . What is transparent? Be able to explain what transparent, What is translucent? translucent and opaque is. What is opaque? Be able to write the objects which Identify the objects which are are transparent, translucent, and transparent, translucent, and opaque. opaque.
Time Instructional Procedures and Strategies
Beginning the Lesson Warm up 10min Tell students to come on the carpet taking their investigating materials, s their own torch light, and note to keep the record. As they come in carpet review the previous class by asking them what is transparent, translucent, and opaque. As in proverbs 28; 13 it says that confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed. We must be sorry to God if you do something wrong instead of letting go. We need to be transparent. Inform the students that we are going around school to investigate which objects are transparent, which are translucent and opaque. Tell them to line up with their torch lights, and a note with them to record what they observed.
Developing the Lesson
Take them around the school and let them observe the objects to see 25min the result. s After the observation let all gather in the carpet and ask what they find out from the observation. 2 Sunita ]
40 minutes Light
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Closing the Lesson
5mins Review
Formative Assessment Differentiation
Checking them how they are doing Quiz time to time. Discussion