Lesson Plan RSBI

LESSON PLAN

SCHOOL UNIT : SMP 2 CILEUNYISUBJECT : SCIENCE (PHYSICS)GRADE : VIII CHAPTER : MOTIONTIME ALLOCATION : 2 X 40’

Standard Competence: Understand motion, work, force and energy concepts in daily life

Basic Competence:Analyze the data of the linear and un linear experiments and their application in daily life

Indicators:1. Collect information on quantities of motion in daily life2. Understand the difference between relative motion and apparent motion3. Define the meaning of one motion of an object

MaterialsStudent’s BookStudent’s WorksheetStopwatchruler

Instructional Process1. Model : Discussion

Cooperative learningDirect InstructionTask Assignment

2. Approach : Contextual Teaching and Learning

Introduction1. Ask a student to just stand in front of the class and another student to walk around

back and forth. Other students are asked to observe and show the results of their observation. The teacher guides the students in finding the answer that one of their friends is at rest and the other one is in motion.

2. The teacher writes the main subject on the blackboard “Motion”3. The teacher introduces the indicators of learning

Main Activity1. Students are asked to talk about the opinion whether it is necessary to identify a

motion by directly seeing the movement or not. The students will have various opinions and the teacher informs them that they will find their own answer through the observation activity in the student’s worksheet.

2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative skills that will be trained and how to follow the training.

3. Give Student’s worksheet to students 4. Referring to the cooperative learning model, let each group does step by step.

Guide each group in accomplishing this activity.5. Introduce tools for measuring temperature and times.

6. Introduce to students how to measure temperature and times.7. Ask students in group to use the worksheet on measuring temperature and

measuring times.8. Let one group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that

each group has known the correct answers.

Main Activity9. Give a reward to the group giving a good performance.10. Guide each group in accomplishing the activity.11. Let each group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that

each group has known the correct answers.12. Give a reward to the group giving a good performance.

Closing1. The teacher strengthens student’s understanding by asking one of the

students to reread the answered 2. The teacher give a reward to students who have shown good performance3. The teacher gives home assignments to encourage them to try the activity

themselves.

Assignment1. Group Assignment

Instrument1. Group Test2. Homework

Worksheet of Motion

Observe to recognize without seeing

Material :1. a piece of cloth

Procedure :1. observe your class throughly.2. blinfold your eyes with a piece of cloth3. your friend move a object in your class.4. Your activity is to find your friend.5. Open your blinfold.

Analizy :1. Can you identify the object while your eyes blinfolded?2. Note any clues that you use to rezognize the object3. Do you rely on your vision?4. Do you use other senses to preception?5. If there really an objects that was moved, can you explain it?

Conclusion : ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Scoring Scheme

No Scoring Aspects Score1 2 3 4

1

2

3

Preparationa. Procedureb. Apparatus and mateial are completec. Apparatus and material used by the student

are corretc for achievng the experimental objectives

Performing experimenta. Working in groupb. Attitudec. Observation of the object to moved. Explanation of experimental

Experimental resultsa. Collecting information datab. Answering the questionsc. Make a conclusion

Total Score 40

Multiple ChoiceIdentify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.

____ 1. Which of the following is not a factor in calculating momentum?a. mass c. accelerationb. direction d. speed

____ 2. If you divide momentum by velocity, the result is the value of the object’sa. mass. c. energy.b. direction. d. speed.3. The SI unit of force, named for the scientist who described the relationship between motion and force, is called thea. newton. c. curie.b. einstein. d. pasteur.4. Which of the following units is used to measure acceleration in free fall?a. m/s c. m/s2

b. m s d. m2/s2

5. Which of the following equations is correct?a. w = mg c. w = g/mb. w = m/g d. w = g + m6. When air resistance balances the weight of an object that is falling, the velocity

a. slowly decreases. c. rapidly increases.b. remains constant. d. None of the above7. What is the unbalanced force that slows down a ball rolling across the floor?a. the force of friction c. the force of inertiab. the force of gravity d. the force of momentum

Answer the following questions.1. How long will it take to travel 200 km traveling 10 m/s?2. If a rocket travels 5600. km in 3.00 hours, what is its speed?3. Convert 36 km / hr to m/s.

Marking SchemeMaximum score : 10

Final scoring formula :

LESSON PLAN

SCHOOL UNIT : SMP 2 CILEUNYISUBJECT : SCIENCE (PHYSICS)GRADE : VIII CHAPTER : MOTIONTIME ALLOCATION : 2 X 40’


Basic Competence:Analyze the data of the linear and un linear experiments and their application in daily life

Indicators:1. Plot a graph of distance versus time based on the experiment results when motion is

under constant velocity2. Plot a graph of distance versus time based on the experiment results when motion is

accelerated uniformly3. Calculate velocity from the graph of distance

Materials1. Student’s Book2. Student’s Worksheet3. Stopwatch4. ruler




Introduction1. Ask a student to just stand in front of the class and another student to walk around back

and forth. Other students are asked to observe and show the results of their

observation. The teacher guides the students in finding the answer that one of their friends is at rest and the other one is in motion.

2. The teacher writes the main subject on the blackboard “Motion”3. The teacher introduces the indicators of learning

Main Activity1. Students are asked to talk about the opinion whether it is necessary to identify a

motion by directly seeing the movement or not. The students will have various opinions and the teacher informs them that they will find their own answer through the observation activity in the student’s worksheet.



Guide each group in accomplishing this activity.5. Introduce tools for measuring temperature and times.6. Introduce to students how to measure temperature and times.

Main Activity7. Ask students in group to use the worksheet on measuring temperature and

measuring times.8. Let one group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that

each group has known the correct answers.9. Give a reward to the group giving a good performance.10. Guide each group in accomplishing the activity.11. Let each group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that

each group has known the correct answers.12. Give a reward to the group giving a good performance.

Closing1. The teacher strengthens student’s understanding by asking one of the students to

reread the answered 2. The teacher give a reward to students who have shown good performance3. The teacher gives home assignments to encourage them to try the activity

themselves.

Assignment1. Group Assignment

Instrument1. Group Test2. Homework

Test.Answer the following question.

1. How would you define time?2. Write the formula for calculating speed3. If you state that you have moved from one place to another in a given direction, you

have described _______________. 4. What the distance will a car traveling 65 km/hr travel in 3.0 hrs?

5. What is the acceleration of a sprinter who finishes the race traveling 24m/s? She ran for 12 s

LESSON PLAN

SCHOOL UNIT : SMP 2 CILEUNYISUBJECT : SCIENCE (PHYSICS)GRADE : VIIICHAPTER : WORK AND ENERGYTIME ALLOCATION : 2 X 4’


Basic Competence :Explain the relation of form and changing of energy, "work and energy" principle

Indicators :1. Show energy forms and their examples in daily-life2. define the meaning of the concept3. Apply the concept of energy and its transformations in daily-life

Materials1. Student’s Book2. Student’s Worksheet

Instructional Process

1. Model : DiscussionCooperative learningCooperative Pair Thinking and Sharing Task Assignment


Introduction1. Motivate students by asking to students, whether they have breakfast before going

to school and why they have to eat. This interview is used as bass for learning the meaning of energy.

2. Demonstrate a phenomenon of energy and work with for example two students to show it. Which one to pull and push a table and the other switch on and off the lamp.

3. State indicators of the objectives of learning.

Main Activity1. Let Students read Student’s Book about Energy.2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative

Pair Thinking and Sharing skills that will be trained and how to follow the training.3. Give Student’s worksheet to students 4. Present the meaning of work and make a model as a method to calculate work in the

example question in using mathematics.5. Ask students to do.6. Ask one of the student to present his answer on the whiteboard to be responded to by

others.7. Present the law of conservation of energy, and make an interview about an example of

conservation of energy.8. Referring to the cooperative learning model, let each group does step by step. Guide

each group in accomplishing this activity.9. Let one group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that each

group has known the correct answers.10. Give a reward to the group giving a good performance.

Closing1. Guide the students in summarizing the topics that have been studied, according to

the objective of lesson plan.Assignment

1. Individual Assignment2. Group Assignment

Instrument1. Essay Test2. Homework

Example of Assessment:1. Match these items in column I with the information in column II.

Write the letter in front of the correct information in the place provided.

Column Ia. …………………………..workb. …………………………..energyc. …………………………..mechanical energyd. …………………………..potential energye. …………………………..kinetic energyf. …………………………..law of conservation of energy

Column II1. is the sum of kinetic energy and the total potential energy in a system2. energy can change from one from to an other, but cannot be created or

destroyed under normal conditions.3. is the energy stored4. is the transfer of energy by means of movement5. is energy in the form of movement6. is the ability to make a change

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Basic Competence:Explain the relation of form and changing of energy, "work and energy" principle

Indicators:

1. Differentiate between the concept of kinetic and potential energy.2. Explain the presence of potential and kinetic energy in a moving thing.3. Define the concept of mechanical energy



Cooperative learningCooperative Pair Thinking and Sharing Task Assignment


Introduction1. Remind the students of the meaning of energy, kinetic and potential energy, the law

of the conservation of energy, and work as transfer of energy through movement. 2. Motivate students by asking two students, (a big one and a small one) to lift up the

same loads and asking the others to observe them; then ask whether both students take the same amount of time and if not, what influences time in lifting the loads up. The student answers ought to concern how fast work is done. This motivation functions as an introduction to the concept of power.


Main Activity1. Let Students read Student’s Book about Power2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative

Pair Thinking and Sharing skills that will be trained and how to follow the training.3. Give Student’s worksheet to students 4. Present the meaning of kinetic energy and potential energy and make a model as a

method to calculate work in the example question in using mathematics.5. Ask students to do.6. Ask one of the students to present his answer on the whiteboard to be responded to by

others.7. Referring to the cooperative learning model, let each group does step by step. Guide




the objective of lesson plan.

Assignment1. Individual Assignment2. Group Assignment


Worksheet:

Worksheet Energy

1. Name the two factors on which the kinetic energy of a body depends.2. A body of mass 2 kg is dropped from the top a tower of height 100m. What will be its

kinetic energy at the end of 2 seconds? Given g = 10 m/s2

3. Syifa of mass 50 kg jumps to a height of 1 m. His potential energy at the highest point is (g = 10 m/s2)

4. Name a gadget where the following transformation of energies take place:a) Chemical energy to electrical energy

b) Electrical energy to mechanical energy c) Electrical energy to heat and light d) Electrical energy to sound energy

5. A boy spends 800 Joule of energy while lifting a body of mass 40 kg from a well. Calculate the depth of the well. Given g = 10 m/s2

6. Calculate the height of a building if 20.000 Joule of energy is required to lift 200 kg of water from a well to a tank on the top of the building. Given g = 10 m/s2

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Basic Competence :Explain the relation of form and changing of energy, "work and energy" principle

Indicators :1. Show the concept of the conservation of energy2. Discriminate the concept of work in Physics from that in daily-life3. Explain the connection energy and work.





Introduction1. Motivate students by asking to students, where the energy resources for their and their

motorcycle movement are form?2. Remind the students of the meaning of energy and the forms of energy.3. State indicators of the objectives of learning.

Main Activity1. Let Students read Student’s Book about Energy Transformation.2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative

Pair Thinking and Sharing skills that will be trained and how to follow the training.3. Give Student’s worksheet to students 4. Ask students to do.5. Ask one of the student to present his answer on the whiteboard to be responded to by

others.6. Present the law of conservation of energy transformation, and make an interview about

an example of conservation of energy.7. Referring to the cooperative learning model, let each group does step by step. Guide




the objective of lesson plan 11.3



Example of Assessment:To do for homework at page 61 – 65 evaluation sheet book’s

LESSON PLAN



Basic Competence:Explain the relation of form and changing of energy, "work and energy" principle

Indicators:1. Show the meaning of Power2. Show the application of power in daily-life. 3. To solve problem that use the sets concept





Introduction4. Remind the students of the meaning of energy, kinetic and potential energy, the law

of the conservation of energy, and work as transfer of energy through movement. 5. Motivate students by asking two students, (a big one and a small one) to lift up the

same loads and asking the others to observe them; then ask whether both students take the same amount of time and if not, what influences time in lifting the loads up. The student answers ought to concern how fast work is done. This motivation functions as an introduction to the concept of power.


Main Activity10. Let Students read Student’s Book about Power11. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative

Pair Thinking and Sharing skills that will be trained and how to follow the training.12. Give Student’s worksheet to students 13. Present the meaning of kinetic energy and potential energy and make a model as a

method to calculate work in the example question in using mathematics.14. Ask students to do.15. Ask one of the students to present his answer on the whiteboard to be responded to by

others.16. Referring to the cooperative learning model, let each group does step by step. Guide

each group in accomplishing this activity.

17. Let one group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that each group has known the correct answers.

18. Give a reward to the group giving a good performance.


the objective of lesson plan 11.2.



Example of Assessment:1. A man lifts up a piece of wood with a weight of 98 N from the ground surface to the

back of a truck with a height 1,5 m. In the back of the truck, he carries the wood over a distance of 10 m. How much work is done by him to lift the wood up to truck?

2. If it takes half a minute to move the beam along the slanting surface, calculate the power.

3. A student exerts a force of 5 N to carry his school bag to the school hall, 15 meters away. Calculate the work done.

4. A teacher weighing 500 N walks up to the staffroom on the second floor from the ground floor. He takes 25 seconds to do so. The staffroom is 12 m from the ground. Calculate the teacher’s power.

LESSON PLAN

SCHOOL UNIT : SMP 2 CILEUNYISUBJECT : SCIENCE (PHYSICS)GRADE : VIIICHAPTER : THE SIMPLE MACHINETIME ALLOCATION : 2 X 40’

Standard Competence :Understand motion, work, force and energy concepts in daily life

Basic Competence :Do the experiment with simple machine and their application in daily life

Indicators :1. Show the using of simple machine tools in daily life such as: lever, wedge, inclined

planed, etc.2. Solve the mathematic simple quantitative of simple machine

Learning Objectives:1. Show the using of simple machine in daily life such as: lever, wedge, inclined

planed, etc.2. Mention the function of simple machine after experiment3. Mention the tools in daily life using the principle of simple machine4. Calculate using simple mathematics application of simple machine

Materials1. Student’s Book

a. Definition Simple Machineb. Example of Simple Machinec. Application Simple Machine in daily life

2. Student’s Worksheet

1. Model : DiscussionCooperative learningDirect InstructionTask Assignment


Introduction1. Motivate: How do the work of simple machine?2. Apperception: Using the unit of length, mass and weight3. State indicators of the objectives of learning.

Main Activity1. Let Students read Student’s Book concerning of simple machine and underline the

principle concept.2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative

skills that will be trained and how to follow the training.3. Give Student’s worksheet to students 4. Referring to the cooperative learning model, let each group does step by step. Guide

each group in accomplishing this activity.


6. Give a reward to the group giving a good performance.7. Give a model of how to draw forces and to find out the resultant force.8. Guide each group in accomplishing the activity.9. Let each group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that each

group has known the correct answers.10. Give an reward to the group giving a good performance.

Closing1. Guide the students in summarizing the topics that have been studied, according to the

objective of Lesson Assignment


Instrument1. Performance Assessment2. Product Assessment

Worksheet:Topic: Simple Machine

Directions: Research the topic indicated to the right and answer the questions below based on that topic.1. What is a simple machine? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2. Why do we use simple machines?

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3. Name six simple machines.

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Learning Objectives:1. Show the using of simple machine in daily life such as: lever, wedge, inclined planed,

etc.2. Mention the function of simple machine after experiment3. Mention the tools in daily life using the principle of simple machine4. Calculate using simple mathematics application of simple machine






Introduction1. Motivate: Why bale the artesian well more easy using the pulley? How does it do?2. Apperception: Principle balance3. State indicators of the objectives of learning.


principle concept.2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the

cooperative skills that will be trained and how to follow the training.3. Give Student’s worksheet to students

4. Referring to the cooperative learning model, let each group does step by step. Guide each group in accomplishing this activity.


6. Give a reward to the group giving a good performance.7. Give a model of how to draw forces and to find out the resultant force.8. Guide each group in accomplishing the activity.9. Let each group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that

each group has known the correct answers.10. Give an reward to the group giving a good performance.


the objective of Lesson Assignment



Worksheet:

Name _______________ Date _____________

If Simple Machines Weren't Around... Worksheet

Simple Machines

Simple Machine

Function of Machine Benefits To Mankind

Inclined Plane

Lever

Pulley

Screw

Wheel-and-axle

Wedge

Which simple machine does feel has had the greatest impact on mankind? Explain in detail.

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Learning Objectives:1. Show the using of simple machine in daily life such as: lever, wedge, inclined

planed, etc.2. Mention the function of simple machine after experiment3. Mention the tools in daily life using the principle of simple machine4. Calculate using simple mathematics application of simple machine






Introduction1. Motivate: How to abridge and take away the big object to the truck? How does

inclined planed do? 2. Apperception: The unit of work and force3. State indicators of the objectives of learning.


principle concept.2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the

cooperative skills that will be trained and how to follow the training.


Guide each group in accomplishing this activity.5. Let one group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that

each group has known the correct answers.6. Give a reward to the group giving a good performance.7. Give a model of how to draw forces and to find out the resultant force.8. Guide each group in accomplishing the activity.9. Let each group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that

each group has known the correct answers.10. Give an reward to the group giving a good performance.


the objective of Lesson Assignment



Individual Test Assignment

Simple Machines 1. Match the simple machine with its correct definition by writing the corresponding number

in the answer column.

Simple Machines Answer Definitions

Lever = 1. Something that reduces the friction of moving something.

Inclined plane = 2. Something that can hold things together or lift an object.

Wedge = 3. A ramp.

Screw = 4. Something that uses a rope and can change the direction of a force

Wheel and axle = 5. Something similar to a see-saw that can lift an object.

Pulley = 6. Something that can split an object apart.

2. On the line by each picture, write the type of simple machine.

_______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________

Pulley Experiment1) Describe how the pulley will work prior to the experiment.

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2) Describe a situation in which you would use a pulley. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Inclined Plane Experiment1) What type of motion is shown while the marble is at rest at the top of the inclined

plane?_______________________________________________________________________

2) Describe the type of motion and energy transfer that takes place after you roll the marble up the ramp and while it comes back down.

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LESSON PLAN

SCHOOL UNIT : SMP 2 CILEUNYISUBJECT : SCIENCE (PHYSICS)GRADE : VIIICHAPTER : NEWTON’S LAWSTIME ALLOCATION : 2 X 40’


Basic Competence :Apply The Newton Laws to explain of phenomenon in daily life

Indicators :1. Demonstrate the simple of first Newton’s Laws and their used in daily life.2. To know a phenomenon of the first Newton’s laws in everyday life

Learning Objectives:1. Do the simple experiment of first Newton’s Laws2. Explain the state of first Newton’s Laws





Introduction1. Motivate: When the driver put on the brakes car, he will move to forward? Why?2. Apperception : The unit of acceleration and What the kind of force if the object put on

the table?3. State indicators of the objectives of learning.

Main Activity1. Let Students read Student’s Book Newton’s Laws and underline the principle concept.2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative



group has known the correct answers.6. Give a reward to the group giving a good performance.7. Guide each group in accomplishing the activity.8. Let each group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that each



objective of Lesson Plan


Instrument1. Essay Test

Example of Assessment:1. State the first Newton’s Laws !2. Give example for all The Newton’s Laws !3. Explain how a rocket works by using the words action, reaction and force !4. Compute a force needed for an object of 12 kg to move at an acceleration of 4 m/s²5. If a force causes the object to move at an acceleration of 2 m/s², compute the mass of

the object!

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Indicators :1. Demonstrate the simple of Second Newton’s Laws and their used in daily life.2. To know a phenomenon of the Second Newton’s laws in everyday life

Learning Objectives:1. Do the simple experiment of Second Newton’s Laws2. Explain the state of Second Newton’s Laws





Introduction1. Motivate: Why the marble on the paper will not work down when the paper is pulled?2. Apperception: The unit of acceleration and What the kind of force if the object put on the

table?3. State indicators of the objectives of learning.

Main Activity1. Let Students read Student’s Book Newton’s Laws and underline the principle concept.2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative skills

that will be trained and how to follow the training.3. Give Student’s worksheet to students 4. Referring to the cooperative learning model, let each group does step by step. Guide each

group in accomplishing this activity.5. Let one group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that each







Example of Assessment:1. State the first Newton’s Laws !2. Give example for all The Newton’s Laws !3. Explain how a rocket works by using the words action, reaction and force !4. Compute a force needed for an object of 12 kg to move at an acceleration of 4 m/s²5. If a force causes the object to move at an acceleration of 2 m/s², compute the mass of the

object!

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Indicators :1. Demonstrate the simple of third Newton’s Laws and their used in daily life.2. To know a phenomenon of the third Newton’s laws in everyday life

Learning Objectives:1. Do the simple experiment of third Newton’s Laws2. Explain the state of third Newton’s Laws





Introduction1. Motivate: When Amri and Ardi are plying a tug war, Ardi will be a winner? 2. Apperception: What is the resultant force if the force same and opposite directions?3. State indicators of the objectives of learning.

Main Activity1. Let Students read Student’s Book Newton’s Laws and underline the principle concept.2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative skills





Closing

1. Guide the students in summarizing the topics that have been studied, according to the objective of Lesson Plan



Example of Assessment:1. State the first Newton’s Laws !2. Give example for all The Newton’s Laws !3. Explain how a rocket works by using the words action, reaction

and force !4. Compute a force needed for an object of 12 kg to move at an

acceleration of 4 m/s²5. If a force causes the object to move at an acceleration of 2 m/s²,

compute the mass of the object!

LESSON PLAN

SCHOOL UNIT : SMP 2 CILEUNYISUBJECT : SCIENCE (PHYSICS)GRADE : VIIICHAPTER : FORCETIME ALLOCATION : 2 X 40’


Basic Competence :Identify the form of force, adding force and influence to the object

Indicators :1. Draw force working on an object proportionally.2. Draw adding force and subtracting force in the same direction or opposite directions.

Learning Objectives:1. Do the simple experiment based on various kind of force o the object.2. Draw the force in line and same direction3. Draw the force in line and opposite direction4. Determine the resultant force



Cooperative learningDirect Instruction

Task Assignment2. Approach : Contextual Teaching and Learning

Introduction1. Motivate: propose the student to push a table and ask him why the table can move?2. Apperception: the unit of force and mention various of force.3. State indicators of the objectives of learning.

Main Activity

1. Let Students read Student’s Book concerning Forces and underline the principle concept.


3. Give Student’s worksheet to students 4. Referring to the cooperative learning model, let each group does step by step. Guide


group has known the correct answers.6. Give a reward to the group giving a good performance.7. Still in a cooperative learning setting, give student’s worksheet to students.8. Guide each group in accomplishing the activity.9. Let each group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that each





Instrument1. Essay Assessment2. Product Assessment

Example of Assessment :1. Draw 2 forces in the same direction as F1 = 20 N and F2 = 50 N at the scale of 10 N =

1 cm.2. Draw 2 forces in the opposite direction as F1 = 20 N and F2 = 50 N at the scale of 10

N = 1 cm.3. Calculate and Draw a resultant force from F1 and F2

LESSON PLAN

SCHOOL UNIT : SMP 2 CILEUNYISUBJECT : SCIENCE (PHYSICS)GRADE : VII (SEVEN)CHAPTER : FORCETIME ALLOCATION : 2 X 40’


Basic Competence :Identify the form of force, adding force and influence to the object

Indicators :1. Investigate friction force on various kinds of surfaces having different roughness, that is,

being slippery, moderately rough, and very rough.2. Show some examples of friction forces those are advantageous or disadvantageous.3. Compare the weight and mass of an object.

Learning Objectives:1. Explain the friction force based on different surface area2. Write the advatages and disadvantages of friction force in daly life3. Find the different between weight and mass



Cooperative learningDirect Instruction

Task Assignment2. Approach : Contextual Teaching and Learning

Introduction1. Motivate: Ask the students by rolling a marble on rough and slippery surface. Show that

the marble on a slippery surface converse a longer distance of traveling than the marble on rough surface does.

2. Apperception: wheel rack car3. State indicators of the objectives of learning.

Main Activity1. Let Students read Student’s Book concerning Friction forces and Advantages and

Disadvantages of Friction Forces and underline the principle concept.2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative skills



group has known the correct answers.6. Give a reward to the group giving a good performance.7. Still in a cooperative learning setting, give student’s worksheet to students.8. Guide each group in accomplishing the activity.9. Let each group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that each



objective of Lesson Plan 9.2


Instrument1. Essay Assessment2. Product Assessment

Example of Assessment :1. Two blocks, one heavy and the other light, rest on a slippery floor. Which needs a bigger

force to produce the same velocity change?2. Which is bigger, static friction force or kinetic friction force?3. State the differences between mass and weight?4. You will measure the pulling force of your arms by using a spring balance. Explain how

you do it !

LESSON PLAN

SCHOOL UNIT : SMP 2 CILEUNYISUBJECT : SCIENCE (PHYSICS)GRADE : VIIICHAPTER : PRESSURETIME ALLOCATION : 2 X 40’


Basic Competence :Investigate of the pressure in the solid, liquid and gas with application in daily life

Indicators :1. Find out the relation between force, pressure and area.2. Explain height of liquid surface in a U-tube.

Learning Objectives:1. Do the simple experiment of Pressure2. Find the relation between force, pressure and area.3. Do the simple experiment using U-tube

4. Apply the principle of U-tube5. Do the simple experiment of Pascal’s Law.6. Find the formula of Pascal’s Law7. Do the simple experiment of Archimedes’s Law.8. Find the formula of Archimedes’s Law9. Show some product that has relation between floating, sinking and flying.10. Apply of Pressure to sold, liquid and gas concepts.



DemonstrationCooperative learningTask Assignment


Introduction1. Motivate students by asking the relationship between force, mass and acceleration of

gravity.2. Asking the students to mention SI Units of force, mass and acceleration of gravity.3. Demonstrate an influence of area on pressure4. State indicators of the objectives of learning.

Main Activity1. Let Students read Student’s Book Pressure and underline the principle concept.2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative


each group in accomplishing this activity.5. Ask students in group to investigate the influence of object area and weight on the

depth of its trace.6. Let one group present their result and other groups respond to it. Make sure that each





Assignment1. Individual Assignment


Example of Assessment:

1. A girl in stiletto heels is more likely to damage a wooden floor than an elephant is. Why ?

2. What is the pressure on a surface when a force of 50 N acts on an area of (a) 2.0 m², (b) 100 m² (c) 0.50 m²

3. A pressure of 10 Pa acts on an area of 3 m². What is the force acting on the area ?

LESSON PLAN




Indicators :1. Describe Pascal’s Law and Archimedes’s law using simple experiment and their used in

daily life2. State Pascal’s principle.3. State Archimedes’ principle

Learning Objectives:1. Do the simple experiment of Pressure2. Find the relation between force, pressure and area.3. Do the simple experiment using U-tube4. Apply the principle of U-tube5. Do the simple experiment of Pascal’s Law.6. Find the formula of Pascal’s Law7. Do the simple experiment of Archimedes’s Law.8. Find the formula of Archimedes’s Law9. Show some product that has relation between floating, sinking and flying.10. Apply of Pressure to sold, liquid and gas concepts.





Introduction1. Motivate students by asking to state the magnitude and units of pressure in solids.2. Demonstrate while the big nail throw above platisin.3. Demonstrate a phenomenon of air pressure by using egg and salt in water glass4. The students observed it and Ask them, Why ?5. State indicators of the objectives of learning.

Main Activity1. Let Students read Student’s Book The Pascal Principle and Archimedes Principle and

underline the principle concept.2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative



group has known the correct answers.6. Give a reward to the group giving a good performance.7. Guide each group in accomplishing the activity.8. Guide students to a statement of the Pascal Principle and Archimedes Principle9. Discuss the application of the Pascal Principle and Archimedes Principle in daily life

Closing

1. Guide the students in summarizing the topics that have been studied, according to the objective of Lesson Plan



Example of Assessment:1. What is the pressure on a surface when a force of 100 N acts on an area of (a) 2.0 m²,

(b) 100 m² (c) 0.50 m²2. A pressure of 250 Pa acts on an area of 20 m². What is the force acting on the area ?3. A block of concrete weights 900 N and its base is a square with 2.0 m sides. What

pressure does the block exert on the ground ?

LESSON PLAN

SCHOOL UNIT : SMP 2 CILEUNYI

SUBJECT : SCIENCE (PHYSICS)GRADE : VIIICHAPTER : PRESSURETIME ALLOCATION : 2 X 40’



Indicators :1. Show some products of technology which are related with the floating, sinking and

flying concepts.

Learning Objectives:1. Do the simple experiment of Pressure2. Find the relation between force, pressure and area.3. Do the simple experiment using U-tube4. Apply the principle of U-tube5. Do the simple experiment of Pascal’s Law.6. Find the formula of Pascal’s Law7. Do the simple experiment of Archimedes’s Law.8. Find the formula of Archimedes’s Law9. Show some product that has relation between floating, sinking and flying.10. Apply of Pressure to sold, liquid and gas concepts.





Introduction1. Motivate students by asking to state the magnitude and units of pressure in liquids. 2. Demonstrate a phenomenon of air pressure by using egg and salt in water glass3. State indicators of the objectives of learning.

Main Activity1. Let Students read Student’s Book Floating, Sinking and flying and underline the

principle concept.2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative




7. Guide each group in accomplishing the activity.


objective of Lesson Plan 10.3



Example of Assessment:1. State two factors on which the pressure exerted by a liquid depends!2. What is the pressure 100 m below the surface of the sea with water density of 1150

kg/m³ ? (Earth gravitational fields is 10 N/kg)

LESSON PLAN




Indicators :1. Apply pressure concept to solid, liquid and gas into relation nature phenomenon.





Introduction1. Motivate students by asking to state the magnitude and units of pressure in liquids2. Demonstrate a phenomenon of air pressure by using a glass and a card.3. State indicators of the objectives of learning.

Main Activity1. Let Students read Student’s Book air pressure and underline the principle concept.2. Let Students sit in a cooperative learning setting and remind them of the cooperative




7. Discuss the use of air pressure in daily life8. Discuss some pressure gauges.

ClosingGuide the students in summarizing the topics that have been studied, according to the

objective of Pressure in general.

AssignmentIndividual AssignmentGroup Assignment


Example of Assessment:1. Exercise in evaluation sheet book at page 58-59 for number 16 - 20

Approval,Headmaster SMP 2 Cileunyi Physics Teacher,

DR. Marlan Nirsyamsu Aries Triwidajati Soenoko SPdNIP : 132 143 269 NIP 132 085 254

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