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Define Arteries, Veins and Capillaries. Explain The Differences Between Them

This lesson plan aims to teach 8th grade science students about blood vessels. The teacher will use a PowerPoint presentation and constructivist teaching methods. Students will define and differentiate between arteries, veins, and capillaries. They will learn about the structure and functions of these blood vessels through videos and worksheets. The teacher will assess student understanding through questioning and a worksheet activity. Student feedback indicated active participation, while the teacher noted areas for improvement through additional examples, images, and hands-on activities.

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Define Arteries, Veins and Capillaries. Explain The Differences Between Them

This lesson plan aims to teach 8th grade science students about blood vessels. The teacher will use a PowerPoint presentation and constructivist teaching methods. Students will define and differentiate between arteries, veins, and capillaries. They will learn about the structure and functions of these blood vessels through videos and worksheets. The teacher will assess student understanding through questioning and a worksheet activity. Student feedback indicated active participation, while the teacher noted areas for improvement through additional examples, images, and hands-on activities.

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Name of the Student Teacher : Zeenat Gazi

Medium : English

Teaching Subject : Science

Lesson plan : 1 Std : 8th

Teaching Method : Constructivism

Teaching Learning aids : PowerPoint presentation

Objectives and Specifications: To enable the students to

 Define arteries, veins and capillaries.


 Explain the differences between them.

Content Analysis : Blood vessels

 Arteries
 Veins
 Capillaries

Core elements : Protection of environment

Task analysis :

Teaching Points Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity


Engage
Teacher gives students 3 minutes to Students observes the
complete a quick write, where they map and answer the
are required to describe the map. following questions.

Once 3 minutes are up I have


students answer the following
questions:

1. Describe the rides in a water


park? How do they work? Be
descriptive as possible.
2. All are rides the same? For
example are they all covered
(i.e. in the dark)? Do some
require you to use tubes?
How about speed? 
3. What fluid is circulated
throughout the park?
I follow these questions by showing
students this video on blood
circulation through blood vessels. 

Explore

Look at Figure B. It shows arteries and


veins within the
Students read and
Human body. Each artery and vein discusses the answers
branches out to tiny and ask questions ,
explore their general
Capillaries. knowledge

Write the correct term in each blank to


answer the

Questions or complete the sentence.

1. What pumps blood through


your body? Heart

2. Blood vessels that carry blood


away from the heart Arteries

Are called _______________.

3. Vessels that carry blood back


to the heart are called
Veins
______________.

4. Blood moves from arteries to


veins through tiny
Capillaries
Blood vessels called
________________.

5. The heart, blood vessels and


blood make up the

______________________.
Cardiovascular system
Blood vessels – Structure and Explain
functions:
Heart is beating continuously. Teacher explains and discusses the Students listen and
Due to this, blood continuously terms. observes the video.
circulates through blood vessels. In this section of the lesson I show
There are two main types of students the following video that Students explains what
blood vessels. reinforces what they learned in the they have understood.
previous section of the lesson.
Arteries : Blood vessels which
carry the blood away from heart After video I have students discuss with
are one another the following questions:
called as arteries. Except the one
carrying blood towards lungs, all How does the structure of arteries
carry oxygenated blood. These differ from the structure of veins?
are deeply located in the body
and their walls are thick. These How is the structure of arteries related
vessels do not have valves. to their function?

Veins : Vessels carrying the blood How is the structure of veins related to
towards the heart from various their function?
parts of body are called as veins.
All veins except the one carrying
blood from lungs transport
deoxygenated blood. Most of the
veins are superficially located in
the body. Their walls are thin and
these are provided with valves.
Elaborate
Student write a short
[Link] is the difference between an story.
artery and a vein?

1. Arteries carry deoxygenated


blood, veins oxygenated [Link] carry blood
blood. away from the heart,
2. Arteries carry blood towards veins towards the
the heart, veins away from the heart.
heart.
3. Arteries carry blood away from
the heart, veins towards the
heart.
4. Arteries carry oxygenated
blood, veins deoxygenated
blood.

[Link] which of these blood vessels is the capillaries


average speed of blood flow the
slowest?
1. Small vein
2. Arteries
3. Capillaries
4. Large veins

[Link] which of these blood vessels does Aorta


the blood pressure reach the highest
measurement?
1. Pulmonary artery
2. Aorta
3. Capillary beds
4. Vena cava

Evaluate
Teacher evaluates students by asking Students complete the
students to solve using a worksheet worksheet

Students feedback: Students were actively participating in questioning and answering’s. They were
drawing blood vessels.

Self reflection : This activity can be improvised by adding more relevant examples and more images.
Could have been more interesting by involving more activities.

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