Begin the lesson by introducing the concept of fossil fuels and their significance in our daily lives. Discuss how fossil fuels are formed from the remains of ancient organisms over millions of years.

Explain the process of fossil fuel formation, highlighting the role of heat and pressure. Use the provided lesson content to detail each step in the transformation of organic material into fossil fuels.

Introduce the video 'Using Oil – Fossil Fuel Formation' to visually demonstrate the formation and extraction of oil. This video provides a clear explanation of how microscopic organisms transform into oil under layers of sediment.

Engage students with the video 'Renewable and Non-renewable Resources' to help them understand the differences between these resources and the environmental impacts of fossil fuel use.

Facilitate a discussion on how fossil fuels are extracted and the technological advancements that have made this process more efficient.

Conduct an activity where students simulate the formation of fossil fuels using layers of materials to represent sediment and organic matter. This hands-on approach reinforces the concept of fossil fuel formation.

Assign the assessment 'Fossil Fuels' to evaluate students' understanding of fossil fuel formation and conservation. This assessment includes fill-in-the-blank and short-answer questions.

Use the video 'Natural Resources – Quiz Edition' to reinforce learning through interactive quizzes that test students' knowledge of natural resources, including fossil fuels.

Encourage students to reflect on the importance of fossil fuels and their impact on the environment. Discuss alternative energy sources and the future of energy consumption.

Conclude the lesson with the 'Comprehension – Fossil Fuels and Electricity' assessment to test students' understanding of how fossil fuels are used to produce energy and their environmental impact.