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Lesson Plan : BUSH SURVIVAL

Teacher Name:
 Peter Powe
Grade:
 Grade 1
Subject:
 Special Education

Topic:
 BUSH SURVIVAL LESSONS METHODS AND TECHNIQUES
Content:
 This lecture is designed to teach the basics principles of environmental Survival Techniques
Goals:
 The goal of the lesson is to instruct the class in the basic survival methods required to sustain and promote life in an alien and hazardous environment.
Objectives:
 The class will observe practical demonstrations of bushcraft that is designed to show how each item and construction appears as a finished and functional product or object. At the end of this lesson, the class will have observed a variety of examples that depict the use of Bushcraft techniques that are designed for the purpose of providing as an aid to the user some practical methods of environmental survival.
Materials:
 All objects and designs used will be bush material that is constructed to use in a practical way by employing Bushcraft methods.
Introduction:
 The class will observe the finished representations of various Bushcraft implements objects and designes and view the general configurations of the exhibits as examples for future reference and emulation.
Development:
 The class will note any information perculiar to each exhibit that the instructor explains or demonstrates.
Practice:
 Some demonstrations can be observed as to their practicality and some others can be monitored as to their function.
Accommodations:
 Some instruction may be required by the instructor for clarification of purpose and use of some exhibits observed.
Checking For Understanding:
 Class will ask any questions for clarity purposes where there is difficulty in comprehension about any part of the exhibits that is not understood.
Closure:
 The class will have observed and have asked questions about any of the exhibits they have seen and have a clear understanding about the function and purpose of each example.
Evaluation:
 
Teacher Reflections:
 

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