Lesson Plan for Primary 6 - Basic Science and Technology - he Human Circulatory System + Athletics-field Eve

## Lesson Plan: Basic Science and Technology - Primary 6 ### Topic: The Human Circulatory System + Athletics - Field Events + Drawing with Computers ### Duration: 90 minutes ### Objectives: 1. **Science**: Students will understand the basics of the human circulatory system, including the heart, blood vessels, and blood. 2. **Physical Education**: Students will learn about and participate in field events, such as the long jump or shot put. 3. **Technology**: Students will create a simple drawing of the circulatory system using computer software. ### Materials Needed: - Projector/Smart Board - Diagram of the circulatory system - Computers with drawing software (e.g., MS Paint, Tux Paint) - Athletic equipment (measuring tape, cones, stopwatches) - First aid kit - Writing materials (paper, pens, pencils) ### Procedure: #### Introduction (10 minutes) 1. **Welcome and Objective Overview**: - Greet the students and briefly explain the objectives of the day's lesson. - Explain how these topics are interconnected: understanding our bodies (science), improving physical skills (physical education), and using technology to represent our learning. #### Part 1: Science - The Human Circulatory System (20 minutes) 1. **Explanation and Discussion**: - Display a diagram of the human circulatory system on the Smart Board. - Discuss the main parts: the heart, arteries, veins, capillaries, and blood. - Explain how the circulatory system works to transport oxygen and nutrients to cells and remove waste products. 2. **Interactive Activity**: - Invite students to come up to the board to point out different parts of the circulatory system. - Ask questions to ensure understanding (e.g., "What does the heart do?" "What’s the difference between arteries and veins?"). #### Part 2: Physical Education - Athletics: Field Events (30 minutes) 1. **Introduction to Field Events**: - Explain the different types of field events (e.g., long jump, shot put). - Demonstrate basic techniques for one event (e.g., how to properly perform a long jump). 2. **Safety Briefing**: - Discuss the importance of warming up and stretching to prevent injuries. - Emphasize safety and proper use of equipment. 3. **Practice Session**: - Split students into small groups to practice the demonstrated field event. - Rotate groups to ensure all students get a turn. - Monitor and give feedback on their techniques. #### Part 3: Technology - Drawing with Computers (20 minutes) 1. **Introduction to Drawing Software**: - Introduce the computer software that will be used for drawing (e.g., MS Paint). - Demonstrate basic tools such as the pencil, line, and shape tools. 2. **Drawing Activity**: - Task students with drawing a simple diagram of the circulatory system on the computer. - Encourage them to label the main parts (heart, arteries, veins, capillaries). #### Conclusion and Review (10 minutes) 1. **Review Key Points**: - Recap the main points about the human circulatory system. - Highlight what was learned in the field event practice. - Share and celebrate some of the computer drawings. 2. **Q&A Session**: - Invite students to ask questions about any part of the lesson. - Address any misunderstandings and provide additional explanations as needed. 3. **Homework/Extension Activities**: - Assign a worksheet on the circulatory system for further study. - Encourage students to practice the field event techniques at home. - Give an optional task to enhance their computer drawing, adding details or exploring additional software features. #### Evaluation: - **Observation**: Monitor student engagement and participation during activities. - **Questions and Answers**: Assess understanding through Q&A. - **Drawings**: Evaluate the accuracy and effort in their computer-generated drawings. **Note**: Ensure all activities are inclusive and adaptable to accommodate different learning needs and physical abilities.


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