BIOLOGY LESSON PLAN 4
LESSON PLAN
Subjects : Biology
Grade/Semester : X (Ten)/ 1
Meeting : 5 and 6
Time Allocation : 4 sessions
Standard of Competence: 2. Understanding the principles of classification of living organisms
Basic Competence : 2.2 Describing the characteristics of Archaebacteria and Eubacteria and their roles in life
Aim : Students should be able to understand the structure, the body function, the classification of prokaryotes, and the roles of Eubacteria and Archaebacteria
I. Objectives
· Explaining the meaning of prokaryotes
· Drawing kinds of cell shapes and Eubacteria colonies
· Giving explanation about the structure and the function of bacteria cell
· Differentiating the structure of Eubacteria and Archebacteria
· Describing the roles of bacterium in human life
II. Topics of Learning
- The meaning of prokaryotes E
- The characteristics of Eubacteria
§ Cell shape and Eubacteria colonies
- Cell structure of Eubacteria
- Life cycle of Eubacteria
- Bacteria reproductioon
- The classification of Eubacteria
- The differences of Archaebacteria and Eubacteria
- The examples of archaebacteria
- The roles of bacterium in human life
III. Learning Methodology
· Discussion-Assigning-Observation
IV. Learning Steps
Meeting 5 (2 sessions)
A. Pre-activity (10 minutes)
· The teacher asks about several bacteria-caused diseases and bacteria-used in food production.
· The teacher and the students determine the roles of bacterium in human life.
B. While activity (70 minutes)
· The teacher asks the students to prepare tools and materials for bacterium observation in activity 4.1 and 4.2.
· The students prepare the tools and materials, and do the structure-of-bacterium observation.
C. Post-activity (10 minutes)
· The students return the observation tools and materials.
· The students write an observation report.
· The students turn in the report.
Meeting 6 (2 sessions)
A. Pre-activity (15 minutes)
· The teacher asks the report of the bacterium observation result.
· The teacher and the students discuss the common characteristics of prokaryotes.
· The teacher and the students discuss groups of prokaryotes.
B. While activity (65 minutes)
· The teacher and the students identify several cell shapes and Eubacteria colonies.
· The teacher and the students discuss the structure and the roles of bacteria cell.
· The teacher and the students discuss several samples of Eubacteria.
· The teacher and the students discuss the differences between Eubacteria and Archaebacteria.
· The teacher and the students discuss the roles of bacteria in human life.
C. Post-activity (10 minutes)
· The teacher assigns the students an individual activity at home to practice making yoghurt in activity 4.4.
VI. Tool/Material/Source
· Biology 1A workbook, Esis
· Biology 1A text-book, Esis, Chapter 4
· Bacteria breeding
· Water pond
· Microscope, object glass, and cover glass
VII. Evaluation
· Report of bacteria observation result
· Competency written test
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