If you are searching for a ready-made digital lesson plan for a PowerPoint presentation, then you have come to the right place. In this post, I will be teaching you how to make a science digital lesson plan on cells. Also, you will get the PPT file for the digital lesson plan on cell and its structure.
Digital Lesson Plan of Science on Cell and Its Structure for B.Ed.
If you are pursuing B.Ed. on any teacher training institution or college, then you know how important is to learn to make lesson plans. You have to make lesson plans for every subject you are pursuing in B.Ed. Apart from this, you will also need to make digital lesson plans. So, in this post, I will teach you how to make a digital lesson plan for any subject.
I will be teaching you with the help of a science digital lesson plan on cells and their structure. This topic is taken from class 8. In this lesson plan, we will cover the basics of cells. This lesson plan is for a 40-minute class. If you wish to make it longer or shorter, then you can do it by simply adding or removing some topic.
This lesson plan is specially made for students who are pursuing B.Ed. for presenting and practicing teaching at the institutions. However, a teacher can use this digital lesson plan on cells to teach his students in the class. Now we will learn how to make a digital lesson plan on cell.
Overview of the Science Digital Lesson Plan
We will follow these steps to make our science digital lesson plan. However, you can use these steps in lesson plans for any subject and any topic.
- Identification of data (Class, Time, Topic, Textbook, Unit, Average age of students, No. of Students, Name of the teacher trainee, Name of the School, Date)
- Name of the topic (Cells and Its Strcuture)
- Introduction
- Discovery of Cell
- The Cell
- Definition of Cell
- Number, Shape and Size of the cell
- Structure of Cells
- Types of Cells
- Difference between Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells
- Exercise
- Answer to check to progress
How to make Digital Lesson Plan on Cells and Its Structure?
Identification of Data:
| Subject: Science Topic: Cells and Its Structure Unit: Cell – Structure and Functions Class: VIII Time: 30 min Number of Students: 35 Average Age: 13+ | Text Book: Science, NCERT, 2021 Name of School: Name of the Student-Teacher: Mamoni Pegu Date: 17/08/2021 |
Objectives of The Digital Plan:
- Define Cell. (Knowledge)
- Discovery of Cell. (Knowledge)
- Explanation of variety in cell number, shape, and size in organisms. (Understanding)
- Explanation of Structure of Cell. (Understanding)
- Drawing of different parts of the cell. (Skill)
Introduction:
You have already learned that things around us are either living or non-living. Further, you may have recalled that all livings organisms carry out certain basic functions. Different sets of organs perform the various functions you have listed. In this chapter, you shall learn about the basic structural unit of an organ, which is the cell. Cells may be compared to bricks. Bricks are assembled to make a building. Similarly, cells are assembled to make the body of every organism.
Discovery of Cell:
Robert Hooke in 1665 observed slices of cork under a simple microscope. He observed that these boxes appeared like a honeycomb. He also noticed that one box was separated from the other by a wall or partition. Hooke coined the term ‘cell’ for each box. What Hooke observed as boxes or cells in the cork were actually dead cells.
The Cell:
Both, bricks in a building and cells in the living organisms, are basic structural units. The buildings, though built of similar bricks, have different designs, shapes, and sizes. Similarly, in the living world, organisms differ from one another but all are made up of cells. Cells in the living organisms are complex living structures, unlike non-living bricks.
Definition of Cell:
The smallest structural and functional unit of an organism, which is typically microscopic and consists of cytoplasm and a nucleus enclosed in a membrane.
Number, Size, and Shape of Cells:
A) Number of Cells:
They are trillions of cells in our human body. Similarly, tree, animals like elephant, etc. has trillions of cells in their body. But there are few organisms that have a very little number of cells. So, based on the number of cells present in an organism, they are classified into two types –
- Multicellular Organisms: Organism made of more than one cell. Examples: Human, Tiger etc.
- Unicellular Organisms: Organism made of single cell or only one cell. Examples: Amoeba, Paramecium
B) Shapes of Cell:
The shape of cells is irregular. The shape of some organisms has no definite shape. Amoeba is an example of this. It keeps on changing its shape. Generally, cells are round, spherical, or elongated. The different shapes are related to their specific functions. We will discuss it later.
C) Size of Cell:
The size of cells in living organisms may be as small as a millionth of a meter (micrometer or micron) or maybe as large as a few centimeters. However, most of the cells are microscopic in size and are not visible to the unaided eye. They need to be enlarged or magnified by a microscope.
- The smallest cell is 0.1 to 0.5 micrometer in bacteria.
- The largest cell measuring 170 mm ×130 mm, is the egg of an ostrich.
Structure of the Cell:
The basic components of a cell are –
- Cell membrane
- Cytoplasm
- Nucleus.
Types of Cells:
The Cells can be classified into two types on the basis of the membrane is present in the Nucleus or not. These are –
- Prokaryotic Cells : Those cells which have no nuclear membrane is called as Prokaryotic cells. e.g., Bacteria, Some Protozoa etc.
- Eukaryotic Cells : Those Cells which have definite nuclear membrane is called Eukaryotic Cells. e.g., Tiger, Elephant, Human beings etc.
Difference Between Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cell:
Exercise:
- What is the functional and structural unit of life ?
- Explain about Cells.
- What is the composition of Cells ?
- Cells can be classified into how many types?
- Define Prokaryotic Cells.
- What are the difference between Prokaryotic cells and Eukaryotic Cells.
Ready-Made PPT, PDF of The Science Digital Plan – Cell
This PPT and PDF version of the digital lesson plan cell and its structure will help you in better understanding. You will be able to make lesson plans on any topic after reading this lesson plan. For your convenience, I have attached the PDF file of this science lesson plan on cells. To download the PPT file of this plan click the download button.
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Please note that the format of this science digital lesson plan on cells maybe a little bit different from the format used in your teacher training college. So, I recommend you double-check before the final submission.
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