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PRESIDENCY SCHOOL, AJMER

ACADEMIC SESSION 2025-26


LESSON PLAN

Subject: IT(402) Class: 9

Prepared By: Ms. Monika Sharma Sec: B

Connect Activity: Display dismantled parts of a computer or images and ask students to guess their
function.

Date 07-07-2025 to 12-07-2025

Topic / Sub Topic  Basics Computer Operations – Windows


OS
 Input, Output, Memory and Storage
Devices
 ITeS Industry

Learning Objective  Understand the components of a


computer and mobile device.
 Identify various input, output, memory,
and storage devices.

Expected Learning Outcomes  Students will label parts of a computer


system.
 Students will differentiate between types
of devices.

Aids and Teaching Methodology  Real devices, charts, PPT


 Demonstration and hands-on activity

Activities (Teaching, Learning, Assessment)  Device identification activity


 Worksheet on device classification

Verification of ELO  Peer review and teacher feedback on


worksheets

Reflection  Students were engaged and enjoyed


handling real devices.

 Suggest an activity at home under parents’ supervision

Ask students to list all input/output devices used at home and categorize them.

 Moral Value: Gratitude – Appreciating the tools and technology that make learning and
communication easier.
PRESIDENCY SCHOOL, AJMER
ACADEMIC SESSION 2025-26
LESSON PLAN

Subject: IT (402) Class: 10

Prepared By: Ms. Monika Sharma Sec: A

Connect Activity: Ask students to name famous entrepreneurs and what businesses they started.

Date 07-07-2025 to 12-07-2025

Topic / Sub Topic Entrepreneurship Concept; Role of an


Entrepreneur; Entrepreneurial Values and
Attitudes

Learning Objective  Understand the concept of


entrepreneurship and its importance.
 Learn the qualities and values of
successful entrepreneurs.

Expected Learning Outcomes  Students will define entrepreneurship


and identify entrepreneurial traits.
 Students will appreciate the role of
entrepreneurs in society.

Aids and Teaching Methodology  Case studies, videos, group discussion


 Storytelling, brainstorming, value-
mapping

Activities (Teaching, Learning, Assessment)  Group activity: Profile a local


entrepreneur
 Role-play on entrepreneurial values

Verification of ELO  Group presentation and teacher


feedback

Reflection  Students were inspired by real-life


entrepreneur stories.

 Suggest an activity at home under parents’ supervision

Interview a small business owner in the neighborhood and note their challenges and values.

 Moral Value: Perseverance – Learning to overcome challenges and stay committed to goals.
 Follow-up Activity: Students write a short reflection on a time they showed perseverance in their
own life.
PRESIDENCY SCHOOL, AJMER
ACADEMIC SESSION 2025-26
LESSON PLAN

Subject: IP(065) Class: 11

Prepared By: Ms. Monika Sharma Sec: Sci

Connect Activity: Show a list of items and ask students which ones can be changed and which
cannot—introduce mutability.

Date 07-07-2025 to 12-07-2025

Topic / Sub Topic Python Data Handling – Operators, Mutable


and Immutable Types

Learning Objective  Understand Python operators


(arithmetic, relational, logical).
 Differentiate between mutable and
immutable data types.

Expected Learning Outcomes  Students will use operators in


expressions.
 Students will identify mutable and
immutable types and apply them
appropriately.

Aids and Teaching Methodology  Python IDE, comparison charts, projector


 Hands-on coding, think-pair-share

Activities (Teaching, Learning, Assessment)  Practice programs using different


operators
 Classify data types as mutable or
immutable

Verification of ELO  Code demonstration and oral questioning

Reflection  Students were intrigued by the concept


of mutability and practiced it well.

 Suggest an activity at home under parents’ supervision

Create a list of favorite foods and try modifying it in Python; then try the same with a tuple.

 Moral Value: Flexibility – Understanding when change is possible and when it’s not.
 Follow-up Activity: Students write a reflection on a situation in life where being flexible helped them
adapt better.
PRESIDENCY SCHOOL, AJMER
ACADEMIC SESSION 2025-26
LESSON PLAN

Subject: IP (065) Class: 12

Prepared By: Ms. Monika Sharma Sec: Comm

Connect Activity: Display a blank table and ask students how they would fill it with data using
Python.

Date 07-07-2025 to 12-07-2025

Topic / Sub Topic Creating and Displaying DataFrames;


Accessing Data

Learning Objective  Learn different ways to create


DataFrames (dictionary, list of lists, etc.).
 Understand how to access rows,
columns, and specific values.

Expected Learning Outcomes  Students will create DataFrames using


various methods.
 Students will access data using loc[],
iloc[], and column indexing.

Aids and Teaching Methodology  Jupyter Notebook, projector, sample


datasets
 Guided practice, live coding, Q&A

Activities (Teaching, Learning, Assessment)  Create DataFrames from dictionaries and


lists
 Access specific rows and columns using
loc and iloc

Verification of ELO  Practical demonstration and peer review

Reflection  Students enjoyed experimenting with


different ways of accessing data.

 Suggest an activity at home under parents’ supervision

Create a DataFrame of family members with age and relation, and access specific rows/columns.

 Moral Value: Curiosity – Exploring multiple ways to solve a problem and learn new techniques.
 Follow-up Activity: Students explore three different ways to create a DataFrame and write a short
reflection on which method they found most intuitive and why.

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