This lesson plan template outlines a biology lesson for 9th standard students about the components of food. The lesson will use various interactive methods like a poem, cartoon, group discussion, and activities to teach students about the key nutrients - carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, vitamins, minerals and water. Students will develop factual, conceptual and procedural knowledge about the nutrients and their functions. They will observe a cartoon and identify the main components of food. Simple units of the nutrients will also be discussed through consolidation questions.
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1. INNOVATIVE LESSON PLAN TEMPLATE
Name of the teacher trainee: Brhamyaja H J Name of institution: GCTE Thycaud
Name of supervising teacher: Smt. Rajasree. K Department : Natural science
Standard: IX Strength : 20
Subject : Biology Date :
Unit: Chemical changes of food
Lesson : Components of food
Curricular statements: In developing factual , conceptual, procedural and metacognitive
dimensions of knowledge ,process skills, identification, analysis and application about
components of food through lecture cum demonstration method , group discussion
method, multimedia approach and evaluated by oral questioning presenting the report of
group discussion.
2. CONTENT ANALYSIS
New terms : carbohydrates, protein, vitamins, lipids, minerals, water
facts : * food contain all the nutrients needed for our body.
Carbon and hydrogen combine to form carbohydrates.
Fat helps to give energy.
Vitamins act as a controller for all the metabolic activities.
Water is needed for the body in a larger amount.
Proteins are building blocks of body.
Concept
Major concept: nutrients
Minor concept: carbohydrates , fat ,protein , water, vitamins, minerals.
Learning outcome: Enables the pupil to develop,
a) Factual knowledge on the nutrients of food through recalling, recognizing and explaining.
b) Conceptual knowledge about the nutrients of food by recalling and recognizing new words.
c) Procedural knowledge on the functions of nutrients and differentiating them.
d) Metacognitive knowledge about food its components.
e) Scientific attitude on the food and its components.
f) Different process skills like observation of activity, completing the given chart
3. Learning aids : innovative aids like cartoon,
Poems.
Classroom interaction procedure Response
Introduction :
Teacher asks students did you had food? Yes
What did you all had? Idly ,dosa,uppama
How do energy form or how energy seen in our body? Dont know the answer
Now teacher recites a poem about components of food.
I am a sweety chubby carbohydrate
Coming from rice, my parents are
Carbon and hydrogen.
I am a chicky slimy fat
Coming from ghee and oil.
I am a roundy roundy protein
4. Coming from pulses.
I am all over the world and
I am also in your body and
I am water
I am the king and I rule
Your body and I come from
Every food and I am vitamin .
Now teacher asks so what are we going to study today? About components of food
Activity 1 :
Now teacher shows a cartoon and asks to unite down
main components of food?
students keenly observing
6. Consolidation:
The main component of food are carbohydrate, vitamins, protein, water, minerals,lipids.
We get carbohydrate ,vitamins, protein,water, minerals, lipid. We get carbohydrate from rice,cereals,
tubers,fruits etc. lipid are gained from oils, butter, ghee etc .proteins are gained through pulses, fish
meat , milk. vitamins are gained from fruits ,vegetables, green leafy vegetables. Minerals are
essential for our body and they are gained through vegetables and also externally.
Activity 2:
Teacher asks to find out the simple units of carbohydrates, protein, lipids?
Student doesnt
Know the answer.
Consolidation:
Glucose are the simple unit of carbohydrate. Aminoacid is the
basic unit of protein. Glycerol is the basic unit of lipids.
7. Review questions :
What is the role of eating balanced food?
What is the effect of taking different types of food?
Enrichment activity:
Write the flow chart showing the nutrients and their sources.