1. Are cells alive? Why do you think this?
2. Where are cells located in your body?
3. Where do the cells in your body get energy?

The teacher shows the students a video presenting facts about sleeping and dreaming. The students watch it once. Then the teacher divides them in pairs or in groups and presents the task to the groups: “You will watch the same video again, pay attention to the facts and try to remember as many as you can, at least 5. Then, each group will write what you have remembered. You can’t write while the video is running.” The students have 5 minutes to fulfill the task, after that the groups share what they have written. The group who has written more facts than the other groups is the winner.

Student:
- is familiar with the concept of polyhedron;
- recognizes prisms and pyramids among polyhedrons;
- distinguishes polygons and knows their properties;
- distinguishes regular polygons;
- is able to define the concept of regular polyhedron, distinguish and name a particular polyhedron;
- is able to describe properties of every platonic solid;

Defining the features of The Turkish Literatures Eras
Recognizing the Works of The World’s Literature
The genre of the Theatre
To present the features of the Turkish Theatre
Matching the Era and the works
Explaining the features of the Era of Epics
To group the Turkish and the World’s epic
Explaining the importance of the Kokturk
Inscriptions in the Turkish Literature

Student:
- is familiar with the concept of polyhedron;
- recognizes and names spatial solids;
- shows practical use of spatial geometry in everyday life;
- finds elements of geometry in different fields, e.g. in chemistry, architecture, nature;
- uses simple calculation to establish the volume area and surface area of geometric models.