The document summarizes the urban planning practices of the Indus Valley Civilization, specifically their sewerage system. It aims to explain how the civilization took advantage of their environment through architecture, identify the significance of sewerage systems, and relate history, science, and mathematics to ancient Indian structures and infrastructure. The document discusses how the sewerage system was realized during a particular period of Indian civilization and was constructed in a specific location to address drainage issues, using mathematical and engineering principles.
2. Objectives:
oTo explain how humans in the Indus Valley
were able to take advantage of their
environment through architecture.
oTo identify the significance of sewerage
system in a society.
o To relate history, science and mathematics in
the construction of Ancient Indian structures.
oTo infer reasons behind the construction of
the infrastructure.
9. Teacher:
History:
1. Which period in history in Indian
Civilization was it realized? (3 periods
of Indian civilization)
2. Why was it constructed in that
particular place?
3. How did they constructed it?
4. Why was it constructed?
18. Student:
You are an engineer in a local
government unit. You were asked by the
governor to design a flood control plan
for your often flooded city. You will be
evaluated according to the effectiveness
of the plan you will present and the
uniqueness of your design.
19. Student:G to prepare a flood control plan
R an engineer
A the governor
S - often flooded city
P - will be evaluated according to the
effectiveness of the plan that will be
presented and the uniqueness of the
design.
22. Students:
Write an essay about the three
significant fields in Indian Civilization
(individual).
Create a portfolio and a video
presentation about Indian civilization
(group).
23. Presented By:
Ma. Richelle G. Dea単o MEd Biology
Bonie Joy Ann G. De Mesa MEd Soc.
Stud.
Milorenze N. Joting MEd Soc. Stud.
Rechelle B. Precioso MEd Mathematics