Elementary School 10-12 years of age Plant and animal life: The importance of light Elementary School 10-12 years of age.

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Elementary School years of age Plant and animal life: The importance of light Elementary School years of age

Primary School know that animals and plants in the local habitat are interdependent 2. Learning objctives The child will be enabled to:

Discovery based learning (field trip) Colaborative learning (problem solving) 3. Strategies of teaching and learning

ACTIVE LEARNING Constructivism Discovery learning 4. Teaching model

Classroom Fieldstrip Introduction W.C.-Pairs-Group-W.C. Instructions 5. Procedures Material Video: light  plants grow Pictures Worksheets

The children will be enabled to: Identify the importance of light in the foodchain Identify the relationship between animals in the foodchain Create a foodchain in the correct order 6. Learning outcomes

Learning process: High order and low order questions Keeping notes about questions Observations of children’s interaction Worksheets 7. Evaluation Teaching process Continious reflection