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Grade 4 Planner Science SEPTEMBER
Grade 4 Planner Science SEPTEMBER
Written Work:
Q3. What is the sense of sight, and why do we need it?
Ans: Sight is the ability to see and interpret visual information. We need it to navigate, recognize objects, and
understand our surroundings.
Q4. What are the main parts of the eye?
Ans. Retina, cornea, pupil, lens, iris, and optic nerve.
6th September, Wednesday
Understanding the Human Eye
Introduction to the Eye
Objective: Introduce students to the basic structure and function of the human eye. Teach students how the eye
perceives light and color
Classwork/Activity:
1. Show a diagram of the human eye and label its parts (cornea, iris, pupil, lens, retina, optic nerve).
2. Explain how light enters the eye and is focused by the lens.
3. Discuss how different the eye perceives colors of light.
4. Conduct simple experiments with prisms to demonstrate the dispersion of light and how it forms colors.
Written work:
Q5. What happens when white light passes through a prism?
Ans: White light is dispersed into a spectrum of colors (rainbow) due to refraction.
8th September, Friday
Eye Care and Safety**
Objective: Teach students about the importance of eye care and safety.
Classwork /Activity:
1. Discuss the importance of protecting our eyes from injury and UV radiation.
2. Explain proper eye care habits, including regular check-ups.
3. Show videos or images illustrating safety precautions, like wearing goggles when needed.
4. Conduct a review session with questions and answers on all topics covered during the week.
5. Give students a short written or oral assessment to test their knowledge of the human eye
Questions:
Q6. Why is it essential to protect our eyes from injury?
Ans: Injuries to the eye can cause permanent damage and vision loss.
Q7. How can we protect our eyes from UV radiation?
Ans: By wearing sunglasses
11th September Monday
Hearing (Audition)
Objective: Explore the sense of hearing and how sound is perceived. Introduce students to the sense of hearing
and its importance.
Classwork /Activity:
1. Discuss the sense of hearing and the role of the ear.
2. Demonstrate how sound travels through the air as vibrations. Begin with a discussion about the sense of
hearing and why it's crucial for communication and safety.
3. Play various sounds and ask students to identify them (e.g., a ringing phone, a barking dog, a car honking).
Written work:
Q1. What is the sense of hearing, and why is it important?
Ans: Hearing is the ability to perceive sound vibrations and is essential for communication.
Homework:
Q2. Can you name some sounds you hear every day?
12th September Tuesday
Anatomy of the Ear
Objective: Explore the anatomy of the human ear.
Classwork /Activity:
1. Discuss the three main parts of the ear (outer ear, middle ear, inner ear) and their functions. Discuss the
journey of sound from the external ear to the brain.
2. Use simple props or visuals to demonstrate how sound waves travel through the ear canal, hit the eardrum,
and are transmitted to the inner ear.
3. Show models or diagrams of the ear's components.
4. Have students draw and label the parts of the ear.
Questions:
Q3. What are the three main parts of the ear, and what are their functions?
Ans: The outer ear collects sound, the middle ear amplifies it,
and the inner ear translates it into signals for the brain.
Q4. What is the role of the eardrum
in the ear's function?
Ans. It sends vibrations to the inner ear.
13th September Wednesday
How We Hear Sound
Objective: Explain how sound travels through the ear and how we hear it. Discuss the importance of hearing in
our daily lives.
Classwork:
Sound waves enter the ear canal and strike the eardrum, which vibrates, and these vibrations are transmitted
through the middle ear bones to the cochlea in the inner ear. The cochlea translates these vibrations into
electrical signals sent to the brain.
Q5. How does hearing enhance our daily experiences?
Ans: Hearing allows us to enjoy music, communicate, stay safe, and appreciate the sounds of our environment.
Q6. What can you do to take care of your ears and hearing?
1. Wear Earplugs Around Loud Noises
2. Turn Down the Volume.
3. Give Your Ears a Break.
4. Keep Your Ears Dry.
28th September~Thursday
Objective:
- To explore the functions of the skin.
- To learn about basic skin care.
Classwork:
Functions of the Skin
1. Review the functions of the skin discussed in the previous lesson (protection, temperature regulation, and
sensory perception).
2. Discuss additional functions like preventing water loss and producing vitamin D through sunlight exposure.
3. Ask students to brainstorm how our skin helps with these functions.
Skin Care
1. Discuss the importance of taking care of our skin.
2. Explain basic skin care practices such as cleaning, moisturizing, and protecting from the sun.
3. Show images of different skin conditions (e.g., sunburn, dry skin) and discuss how these can be prevented.
Recap and Questions
1. Review the key points about the functions of the skin and skincare.
2. Ask students to share one thing they learned about their skin during the lesson.