Lesson Plan for Primary 6 - Basic Science and Technology - orces + Martial Arts + Career Opportunities In Co

### Lesson Plan: Basic Science and Technology (Forces + Martial Arts + Career Opportunities in Computer) **Grade Level:** Primary 6 **Subject:** Basic Science and Technology **Duration:** 60 minutes **Topic:** Forces + Martial Arts + Career Opportunities in Computer --- #### Objectives: 1. Understand the basic concept of forces and how they are applied. 2. Relate the concept of forces to martial arts movements. 3. Explore various career opportunities in the Computer Science field. #### Materials: - Chart paper and markers - Projector and computer - Videos demonstrating forces in martial arts - Handouts on computer science careers - Interactive online tools (e.g., educational games, virtual labs) --- #### Lesson Outline: **Introduction (10 minutes)** 1. **Greeting and Warm-up:** - Greet the students. - Briefly discuss what forces are (push, pull, gravity, etc.). - Ask students if they know any martial arts or have seen it in movies. Highlight that martial arts use force in various ways. **Body (40 minutes)** 2. **Forces in Everyday Life and Martial Arts (20 minutes):** - **Discussion and Explanation:** - Explain the different types of forces: gravitational force, frictional force, muscular force, etc. - Demonstrate a simple experiment showing the force of gravity (e.g., dropping an object and observing it fall). - Talk about the role of these forces in martial arts — how movements involve pushing, pulling, and resisting gravity. - **Interactive Activity:** - Show short videos demonstrating martial arts techniques (kicks, punches, blocks) emphasizing the use of forces. - Engage students in a few simple and safe martial arts movements (e.g., pushing a hand against a partner’s hand to feel the muscular force). 3. **Career Opportunities in Computer Science (20 minutes):** - **Presentation and Discussion:** - Ask students if they can name any careers related to computers. - Provide a brief overview of various careers in computer science, such as software developer, data analyst, cybersecurity expert, and game designer. - Explain how an understanding of forces and basic technology principles can be important in these careers (e.g., game designers may need to understand forces to make realistic game physics). - **Interactive Online Activity:** - Allow students to explore simple coding exercises on platforms like Code.org or Tynker. - Show a short video clip or presentation from a professional in the computer science field discussing their workday and the skills they use. **Conclusion (10 minutes)** 4. **Recap and Questions:** - Summarize the key points covered: what forces are, how they are used in martial arts, and the connection to computer science careers. - Encourage students to ask questions and share what they found most interesting. - Distribute handouts or provide links to online resources for further exploration. **Homework/Extension Activity:** - Ask students to write a short paragraph on how they think understanding forces can help in other areas of life or other subjects they study. - Optional: A small project where they can draw or make a simple model showing any one type of force in action (e.g., a paper parachute to demonstrate gravity). --- #### Assessment: - Observe students’ participation in discussions and activities. - Review the homework/extension activity to check for understanding. - Ask a few informal questions during the recap session to ensure comprehension. --- By combining science concepts with real-world applications and career exploration, this lesson plan aims to engage Primary 6 students in a multidisciplinary learning experience.