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Grade 4 Natural Sciences & Tech Storyboard Lesson

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  • Natural Sciences & Technology5 May 2021
  • I will report Ann to Miss M for my pen..
  • Good Morning grade 4, you may go take your seats now.
  • INTRODUCTIONPRINCIPLE 1: PRIOR KNOWLEDGE
  • Let us have a quick 5 minute discussion, using examples of your familiar life routines.
  • Phases of Substances
  • How does substance change from one form to another form?
  • Icy water melts from solid to liquid. And the water can be boiled too and release steam.
  • Teacher verbally comments and acknowledges learners efforts while scaffolding on their responses.
  • Competencies: Critical thinking and communication 
  • Melted chocolate can be put in the fridge to make it hard and nice.
  • ENGAGING WITH NEW CONTENT (15 minutes)
  • Substances are particular kind of matter with uniform particles. Today we focus on the three different substance phases, namely liquids, solids and gases.
  • Principle 2: Our working memory is small. Too much information swamps our working memory.
  • Like spraying perfume...
  • Solids have closely packed particles and have a fixed position. In liquids particles are loosely packed, filling up the shape of the container. Gaseous particles are very loosely packed and move around in any direction.
  • Competencies: Critical thinking and Communication
  • Steam water can be ice cube
  • Making more examples!
  • Candle wax can be also wet, or hard
  • CONSOLIDATION PHASE(10 minutes)
  • Now complete this individual activity in your books.
  • Reflection time!!!
  • 1. Define the word substances2. List three different phase substances. 3. Determine the substance change from one form of state to another form of state in the following cases.
  • Principle 4: Having learned something does not imply that transfer will happen automatically
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