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    This lesson plan is for an 8th grade science class on force and pressure over 5 periods. It will cover the concepts of force, types of forces, pressure, and atmospheric pressure. Students will discuss examples of these concepts in daily life and answer practice questions about forces and pressure. Additional information on mass vs weight and barometers will also be provided, along with statements about key ideas to understand related to forces, pressure, and their effects.

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    LESSON PLAN

    SUBJECT SCIENCE CLASS – VIII C, D NO. OF PERIODS REQUIRED : 553


    LESSON TO BE TAUGHT Chapter : 11 — Force and Pressure
    MY FOCUS 1. Force
    2. Force is applied by interaction
    3. Magnitude and direction of force
    4. Effects of force
    5. Types of forces — Contact and Non-contact forces
    6. Pressure
    7. Pressure exerted by liquids and gases
    8. Atmospheric pressure and factors affecting it
    STUDENT ACTIVITY Group Discussion — Daily life activities involving force and pressure.
    PRACTICE ASSESSMENT Q1. Why an object thrown up finally comes down?
    Ans. Due to gravitational force
    Q2. Why are caterpillar tracks used in battle tanks instead of tyres?
    Ans. Heavy tanks have broad chains called caterpillar tracks which increase the area of contact. As a result the pressure on
    the tracks reduces and thus prevents it from sinking in marshy land.
    Q3. Which force tends to slow down objects or prevent them from moving?
    Ans. Frictional force
    ADDITIONAL 1. Difference between mass and weight
    INFORMATION 2. Barometer — Instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure
    CAN DO STATEMENTS 1. Pushes and pulls are forces. The direction in which an object is pushed or pulled is called the direction of force.
    2. When two forces act on an object in the same or opposite directions, the effect on the object is due to the net force
    acting on it. It is the sum or difference of two forces.
    3. Force can change the state of motion and the shape of an object.
    4. Forces that act on bodies only when they are in contact are known as contact forces like muscular force and frictional
    force.
    5. Non-contact forces are the forces that act on bodies which are not in contact like magnetic force, electrostatic force &
    gravitational force.
    6. The force acting on a unit area of a surface is called pressure. The unit of pressure is pascal (Pa).
    7. Pressure in a liquid increases with depth, but at the same depth, the pressure exerted is equal in all directions.
    8. The pressure exerted by air is called atmospheric pressure. It is exerted equally in all directions. It reduces with height
    above sea level.

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