Aim:
To represent AND/OR logic using real-world examples and record the outcomes.

Requirements:

• Printed worksheet with condition-based scenarios

• Pencil or pen

Steps:

1. Read the sentence:
   Example: “If it’s raining AND I have an umbrella → I go out.”

2. Think of all input combinations:

   • Raining (✔️/✖️), Umbrella (✔️/✖️)

3. Use a table or tick marks to show if the result (Go Out) is TRUE or FALSE for each case.

4. Repeat with OR logic:
   Example: “If I’m hungry OR it’s snack time → I eat.”

5. Fill in your truth table and discuss.

Working:

Students simulate logic gates using everyday situations to understand how AND and OR affect outcomes — just like in circuits.