E -lesson plan
template
Class - X
Topic - Forests
and wild life resources.
Sub topic –
Introduction :- meaning and
importance of biodiversity
* flora and fauna in india
* categorisation of species of
animals and plants
* vanishing forests
* the negative factors that
cause such fearful depleton of the flora and fauna
* conservation of forests and
wildlife in india
*
the indian wildlife protection act 1972
* types and distribution of
forests and wildlife resources
* community and conservation
Duration:- (no.
of periods ) - 6 periods
learning
outcomes :-
After studying this chapter the students will be able to
* know about the importance of biodiversity in ecological
system
* recognise the categories of different species on the basis
of their existence
* understand the causes of the depletion of flora and fauna
* get familiarised with various conservation strategies to
protect and preserve the genetic diversity of flora and fauna
* aware of the wild life sanctuaries and national parks of india
*realize
thecontribution by community in conserving forest and wild life
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
·
Todescribe
the importance of biodiversity .
·
To classify the categories of plants and animals on the basis of IUCN
guidelines
·
To sensitize the students about the factors to decline the biodiversity
·
To explain the contribution of central
government towards protecting wildlife
·
Toexplain the types and distribution of forests
and wildlife resources in india
·
Toexpain thecontribution of traditonal community
to conserve the natural habitat state
some examples of good pratices followed by tribal communities to resist
deforestation
PREVIOUS
KNOWLEGDE TESTING STRATEGY
·
Define
the term flora nad fauna
·
what is ecosystem
·
what is natural vegetation
·
Explain the meaning of biodiversity
TEACHING
METHODOLGY
subtopic
|
teaching
strategy /teaching technique
|
introduction of
chapter
|
interactive
methods
|
Concept of
biodiversity
|
questioning
method
|
Category of flora
and fauna
|
By comparison, project method
|
Causes of depletion
of flora and fauna
|
Explanation, discussion
|
Conservation of
forest and wild life in India
|
By Questioning
method, debate followed by quiz
|
Types and distribution
of forest
|
Interactive method,
|
Community and
conservation
|
Role play, poster making
|
.
Tools, Aids and
Resources:- NCERT textbook,
Atlas Map, Newspaper cutting, Images , Library Resources, P.Pt. and videos
- VOCABULARY :-
- KEYWORDS
- BIODIVERSITY ,
- VANISHING FOREST,
- SACRED GROOVE
- EXTINCT SPECIES
VALUES INTENDED
TO BE INCULCATED
·
Cooperation and togetherness
·
Responsibility
·
Caring attitude
·
Respect
cultural heritage
ASSESSMENT
TECHNIQUE
interdisciplinary
/ multidisciplinary activities
topic -
conservation strategy
ECONOMICS : How has conservation strategy led to the sustainable development
of any nation explain in your own words ?
GEOGRAPHY : locate and identify the national park and
wildlife sanctuary on the map of india
HISTORY : explain the conservation strategy adopted
by the britishers to resist deforestation
POLITICAL SCIENCE : conservation and production of
forest and wildlife has become one of our fundamental duties explain in your
own words
SCIENCE : what
is biodiversity why is biodiversity important for ecosystem ?
ASSIGNMENTS
·
What is vanishing of forests ?
·
What is the importance of Himalayan yew ? why is
it under threat explain
·
Discuss different advantages of forests
·
How have human activities affected the depletion
of flora and fauna ?
·
Write a
note on good practices towards conserving forest and wildlife
·
What is biodiversity? why is biodiversity
important for human life ?
·
How would you differentiate reserved forest from protected forest ?
·
What has been the contribution of india wildlife
protection act in protecting animal habitat in india?
·
state the main objectives of chipko movement in
india
follow up /
remedial steps
1. Extra time will be given to weak students
2. Special assignment will be provided to high achievers
3. For weak students parents are to be informed
SUBMITTED
BY
SEEMA KATHURIA
DAV CENTENARY PUBLIC SCHOOL ROHTAK
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