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    Bodies Of Water

    Fifth Grade Science,

    by Sanayya Sohail October 1, 2015

    Use this lesson to teach your students about the major bodies of water by letting them create miniature
    versions of their own!

    Learning Objectives

    Students will be able to identify the major bodies of water and describe examples of the major bodies of water.

    Materials and preparation

    Bodies of Water power point


    White papers
    Glue stick
    Scissors
    Markers
    Construction papers
    World/US maps
    Pencils
    Erasers
    Poster board
    Computers
    Bodies of Water worksheet

    Attachments

    Bodies Of Water slideshow (PPTX)


    Bodies of Water worksheet (DOCX)

    Introduction (10 minutes)

    Write the following words on the board: "ocean," "gulf," "bay," "inlet," "river," and "lakes."
    Ask your students if they know what those words mean.

    Explicit Instruction/Teacher modeling (30 minutes)

    Go over the Bodies Of Water slideshow presentation with your students.


    Explain each slide with examples.

    Guided Practice (50 minutes)

    Ask your students to create a Bodies Of Water book using white paper.
    Tell your students to use the slides to get information.
    Tell your students that the book should be seven pages. There should be a page for each type of body of
    water and a title page.
    Each page about a body of water should contain a description of the body of water as well as a 3D picture
    of the body of water that sticks out.
    The pictures should be created using construction paper.

    Get more lesson plans at https://www.education.com/lesson-plans/


    Independent working time (20 minutes)

    Ask your students to create a flow chart for each body of water.
    Tell your students that the top rectangle should name the body of water.
    Tell your students that there should be four rectangles connected to each top rectangle. The bottom
    rectangles should contain examples for each body of water.
    Tell your students to use the slides, maps, or their textbook to find names of various rivers, oceans, bays,
    gulfs, inlets, and lakes.

    Differentiation

    Enrichment: Ask your students to create a poster about any body of water. Their poster should have the
    title, examples, and pictures of at least four examples along with three facts about each example.
    Support: Get a world map. Point to the various rivers, lakes, oceans, inlets, gulfs, and bays. Show your
    students the area covered by each.

    Assessment (20 minutes)

    Have your students complete the Bodies of Water worksheet.

    Review and closing (10 minutes)

    Go around the class and ask your students to state a fact about any body of water.

    Get more lesson plans at https://www.education.com/lesson-plans/

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