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What topicDiscuss air and all its properties
What length (min)30
What age groupReception / Kindergarten
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Lesson Script: Discussing Air and All Its Properties

Duration: 30 Minutes

Objective

By the end of this lesson, students will understand what air is, recognize its properties, and be able to identify some examples of air in our world.

Introduction (5 Minutes)

Teacher: "Good morning, everyone! Today, we are going to learn about something that we cannot see but is all around us. Can anyone guess what that is?"

Students: [Expect a mixture of answers. Encourage them and guide them toward 'air.']

Teacher: "That's right! It’s air. Air is very important, and it has some special properties. Let's discover more about air together!"

What is Air? (5 Minutes)

Teacher: "Air is a mixture of gases that we breathe. It is everywhere, even though we can't see it! Now, let's play a game. Can everyone take a deep breath in and blow out all the air? Ready? Breath in… and out! Great job! That’s the air you’re using."

Activity: Encourage students to practice breathing in and out a few times.

Properties of Air (10 Minutes)

Teacher: "Now, let’s talk about some properties of air. There are a few fun things to learn! Air is invisible, it takes up space, and it can move."

  1. Invisible:

    • Teacher: "Air is invisible, which means we can't see it, but we can feel it. Can anyone tell me when we feel air?"
    • (Response): Wind, fans, etc.

  2. Takes Up Space:

    • Teacher: "Even though you can't see air, it still takes up space! Let’s do an experiment. I have a balloon. What do you think will happen if I blow it up?"
    • (Blow up the balloon): "See? The balloon gets bigger! That’s because the air we put inside is taking up space."

  3. Can Move:

    • Teacher: "Air can also move! When the wind blows, we can feel it on our skin. Let’s pretend we are the wind. Everyone stand up and sway side to side like the trees!”

Fun Facts about Air (5 Minutes)

Teacher: "Did you know that air can carry sounds? Let’s make some noise! Let’s clap our hands and see how the sound travels. Ready? One, two, three, clap!"

(Clapping activity)

Teacher: "Great job! The sound you made traveled through the air!"

Conclusion and Questions (5 Minutes)

Teacher: "So, today we learned that air is invisible, takes up space, and can move. Does anyone have any questions about air?"

(Allow students to ask questions, and provide simple answers.)

Wrap-Up Activity (5 Minutes)

Teacher: "Before we finish, let’s do a quick review! I will show you three pictures - one of a balloon, one of a fan, and one of a playground on a windy day. Can you tell me which one shows air?"

(Show the pictures, engaging the students in discussion.)

Teacher: "Wonderful! You all did an amazing job today learning about air!"

Closing

Teacher: "Remember, air is everywhere! When you go outside, feel the wind and know that it's the air moving. Great work today, everyone! See you next time!"

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Notes for Teachers

End of Lesson Script.