JACB - 8 - Science :: Underground fuel

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Course Content / Subtopic list:

Natural resources
Inexhaustible and exhaustible resources
Renewable resources and non - renewable resources
Fossil fuel
Story of coal , carbonification , coke , coal tar , coal gas , petroleum , petroleum refining
Composition of petroleum , Natural gas
Conservation of natural resources

Expected Learning Outcome:

SWBAT-

Differentiate between exhaustible and inexhaustible
Differentiate between renewable and non - renewable resources
Explain the extraction of coal and its different forms
Define petroleum and its composition
Explain the composition of natural gas and its uses
Discuss and Analyze the conservation of natural resources

Hindi Medium

Hindi medium textbook

Lesson Plan

[Contributor - Neha Singh]

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https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gfnHAHsD_JUgx0ZFPyty20eH219932SB (Lesson Plan - English)

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1EW61yGkux6VTj_9JIIPpTvR72Lt-xYmy (PPT - English)

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Videos

[Author - Kripa S]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vJ_AfSMXgA (coal and petroleum)

Images

[Author - Anu Nived]

http://embed.wistia.com/deliveries/e843e74e9dde9b9762fbe4416d5fe5cf5e826b49.jpg (fossil fuels)

http://www.chemistryexplained.com/photos/coal-3347.jpg (exhaustible resource - Coal)

http://study.com/cimages/videopreview/nonrenewable-resources-definition-examples_133782.jpg (exhaustible resources)

https://classconnection.s3.amazonaws.com/514/flashcards/883514/jpg/wind_turbines1320683586005.jpg (inexhaustible resource - Wind)

Activities

[Author - Kripa S]

1. Look around you, what are the substances that are natural and which are manmade?

2.What are the forms of coal? where are they used? explore and make a chart.

3. Choose any five families of your neighbourhood. Enquire whether their energy consumption (coal, gas, electricity, petrol, kerosene) has increased or decreased in the last five years. Enquire also about the measures they adopt to conserve energy

[Contributor - Neha Singh]

Lesson Plan version 1.1 activties

1. Make a list of various materials used by us in daily life and classify them as natural or man-made material.

2. Ask students to identify the material from which following things are made:

Chalk (lime stone), wooden desk (wood), iron chair (iron), bricks (clay).

Now ask students (among the above discussed materials) which are inexhaustible and exhaustible material.

3. Ask students to make a list of type of fuels used in their neighborhood.

4. Ask students to find out where CNG is used in Jharkhand?

5. Take some containers. Fill them with popcorn/peanuts/roasted gram/toffees. Divide students into groups of seven each. Further divide each group into three subgroups containing 1, 2 and 4 students. Label them as first, second and third generation respectively. These sub-groups represent the consumers. As population is growing, second and third generations have larger number of consumers. Put one full container for each group on a table. Ask consumers of the first generation from each group to consume eatables from the container of their group. Now, ask the second generation consumers from each group to do the same. Ask students to observe carefully the availability of eatables in each container. If some thing is left in the containers, ask third generation from each group to consume it. Now, finally observe whether all the consumers of the third generation got the eatables or not. Also observe if anything is still left in any of the containers.