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    1. The lesson plan introduces the topic of gravity through defining the concept, providing a story about its impact, and demonstrating its effects. 2. Students will participate in a demonstration to verify that the theoretical study of gravity matches the experimental outcome, relating to the concept of conservation of energy. 3. The lesson includes a warm-up discussing what students know about gravity, a main activity defining gravity formally and performing the demonstration in two groups, and a wrap-up discussing questions about the demonstration.

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    1. The lesson plan introduces the topic of gravity through defining the concept, providing a story about its impact, and demonstrating its effects. 2. Students will participate in a demonstration to verify that the theoretical study of gravity matches the experimental outcome, relating to the concept of conservation of energy. 3. The lesson includes a warm-up discussing what students know about gravity, a main activity defining gravity formally and performing the demonstration in two groups, and a wrap-up discussing questions about the demonstration.

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    1. The lesson plan introduces the topic of gravity through defining the concept, providing a story about its impact, and demonstrating its effects. 2. Students will participate in a demonstration to verify that the theoretical study of gravity matches the experimental outcome, relating to the concept of conservation of energy. 3. The lesson includes a warm-up discussing what students know about gravity, a main activity defining gravity formally and performing the demonstration in two groups, and a wrap-up discussing questions about the demonstration.

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    1. The lesson plan introduces the topic of gravity through defining the concept, providing a story about its impact, and demonstrating its effects. 2. Students will participate in a demonstration to verify that the theoretical study of gravity matches the experimental outcome, relating to the concept of conservation of energy. 3. The lesson includes a warm-up discussing what students know about gravity, a main activity defining gravity formally and performing the demonstration in two groups, and a wrap-up discussing questions about the demonstration.

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    EAP 4831 Name: Hussein Al Ghoul

    Advanced Spoken English for ITAs


    Mini-lesson 1
    Lesson Plan

    Topic: Gravity

    Objective: After getting introduced to the concept of gravity and its applications, students will
    be familiar with the concept of conservation of energy.

    Description:
    (This is an overview of the whole lesson. You will actually explain this at the beginning of the lesson.)
    I will introduce the topic of gravity. After defining the concept, I will provide a story about the
    impact of gravity on our lives and how we can observe it. Next, you will participate in a
    demonstration to verify that the theoretical study I provided coincides with the outcome of the
    demonstration.

    Lesson Procedure:
    Warm-up (Time: 3 minutes)
    1. What do you know about gravity?
    2. The famous story of Newton and the apple.

    Main Activity (Time: 6 minutes)


    1. The formal definition of gravity.
    2. Arrange two groups.
    3. Perform a demonstration reflecting the concept of energy conservation.
    4. Relate the experimental results with the theoretical study.

    Wrap-up
    1. Questions about the demonstration and whether it explains gravity.

    Materials:
    Circle the resources you are going to use to teach your lesson. Briefly explain how you
    are going to use them.

    Handout Whiteboard Giant Post-it Transparencies

    PowerPoint Markers Worksheet Other: ____________

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