Begin the lesson with a discussion on the importance of electricity in daily life and introduce the concept of non-renewable energy sources. Highlight the role of fossil fuels in electricity production.

Explain the formation of fossil fuels from ancient organisms over millions of years. Use diagrams and charts to illustrate the process of sedimentation and compression.

Discuss the different types of fossil fuels, such as coal, oil, and natural gas, and their common uses in electricity generation and industry.

Watch the video 'Electricity Production – Burning Fossil Fuels' to understand how electricity is generated from fossil fuels and the environmental consequences.

Discuss the environmental impacts of extracting and using non-renewable resources, using the video 'Renewable and Non-renewable Resources' as a reference.

Conduct a classroom experiment to simulate the formation of fossil fuels using layers of sand, clay, and organic material. Discuss the time and pressure needed for fossil fuel formation.

Have students research and write a short report on the extraction methods used to obtain fossil fuels and the environmental impacts of these methods.

Use the assessment 'Fossil Fuels' to evaluate students' understanding of fossil fuel types, formation, and uses.

Engage students in a discussion about the sustainability of using fossil fuels and explore alternative renewable energy sources.

Administer the 'What Are Natural Resources?' assessment to test students' comprehension of natural resources and their classification.

Encourage students to explore the 'Environmental Impacts' assessment to understand the consequences of fossil fuel use and conservation strategies.