What to do | How long | Materials | |
Bridge | Show prisms. Define what a prism is. Pose problem of how much paint, chocolate or gold it would take to cover. What dimension do we need? Intro to Surface Area and why you might need it. | ≈ 2 minute | 3 large unfoldable prisms (rectangular, circular, triangular) |
L. Objective | The learners will be able to understand the basic formulas of rectangular, circular and triangular prisms and be able to calculate the surface of them. | ||
T. Objective | Give clear instructions and arrange engaging activities. | ||
Pre-test | Review measurements of area. | ≈ 2 minss | |
Participatory | Unfold the rectangular prism and explain the surface area of it. Write the formula on board. Do the same for circular and triangular prisms. Let each group build a structure using the wooden blocks. Let the students come up with their own formula for the surface area of their structure. | ≈ 8 mins | wooden blocks in shapes of rectangular, circular, and triangular prisms. |
Post-test | Let one group demonstrate in front of the class. | ≈ 2 mins | |
Summary | Check the answers of each group. | ≈ 1 mins |
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Lesson Plan: Surface of Prisms (Grade 8)
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