LPScience
LPScience
I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
a. Differentiate physical and chemical changes
b. Investigate how the presence or absence of oxygen affects changes in materials.
c. Observe and explain the effects of heat on different materials and identify whether the
changes are physical or chemical.
III. Procedure/strategy
A. Daily routine
2. Prayer
"Before we start, let us pray first" Dear God,
“Jen pls lead the prayer" Thank you for this day and for all the
blessings we have. Please guide us in
our learning today. Help us to be kind to
one another, to listen carefully, and to
do our best in everything we do. .
Amen.
3. Checking of Attendance
“Now, let us check the attendance,
Maleniza, how many are present and (Maleniza response)
how many are absent today?”
4. Energizer
Ako’y gising, hindi tulog, nakikinig, arf
arf (3x)
5. Room prep
“Okay before we start our lesson, kindly
pick those trash under your chair, sit
properly, eyes on the board and listen to
the teacher
6. Review
“In the previous lesson you discovered
that properties of materials tell about
their uses or importance or whether
they are useful or harmful.”
“Yes (student)?”
“and how about harmful materials” (student response)
“Yes (student)”
“Very good let’s give them pasabog “Ang galîng, ang galîng,hmm pasabog”
clap”
I hope you’ll understand the previous
lesson and let’s move on”
B. Lesson proper
1. Motivation
“4 pics 1 word”
4 Pics 1 Word is a word guessing game.
It presents you with four pictures and
then tasks you with guessing what Burning
specific word fits with the theme of the Melting
photos presented. Chopping
Rusting
Words* Change
Burning
Melting
Chopping
Rusting
Change
“Very good let’s give them pak-bet clap” “Ang galîng, ang galîng,hmm pasabog”
2. Lesson
“Have you ever wondered that when you
bite into an apple and leave it exposed to
the air and it turns brown”
“This is an example of changes in matter.
We all know that matter is a substance
that occupies space”
Changes in matter - refer to the
transformation of a substance from one
form to another. (Listening)
● Oxidation - is a chemical
process. It is defined as a
process that occurs when atoms
or groups of atoms lose
electrons.
● Rusting - is cause by the
reaction of iron with oxygen
present in the air
● Combustion - is a chemical
process in which a substance
reacts rapidly with oxygen and
gives off heat
For example:
“When you lit a candle it's wick burns if
oxygen and wax is present”
“Will the fire continue it’s flame in the
absence of oxygen?”
“We will cover this lightened candle with
the glass take a look”
“running out of oxygen makes the flame
go out”
B. Application of heat
•Heat -(high temperature )is the form of
energy that is transferred between two
substances at different temperatures.
Ex. (Picture)
Cooking, melting
IV. Evaluation
1.Recall
"Now that we've discussed
physical and chemical changes, let's
review what we've learned. I have some
flashcards with pictures, and your task
is to tell me whether each one shows a
physical change or a chemical change.
Let's apply what we've just talked
about!"
“Very good let’s give them pasabog “Ang galîng, ang galîng,hmm pasabog”
clap”
2. Activity/Quiz
Title:“123 go!"
Mechanics:
"1, 2, 3, Go!" is a game where all
students participate. They must choose
either the number 1, 2, or 3 as their
answer to each question. Students who
select the correct answer move on to
the next question, while those who
choose incorrectly are eliminated from
the game. Each correct answer is worth
2 points. This will be your activity/quiz”
Questions:
A. What change will happen to the Answers:
slices of potato if they will be exposed to A. 2
oxygen in the air? B. 3
1. Color will change from brown to white C. 2
2. Color will change from white to brown D. 1
3. The color will not change E. 3
Instructions:
(picture)
(description)
Closing
Okay class this is the end of our lesson “Goodbye teachers, thankyou for
for today, I do hope you learned teaching us, see you tomorrow”
something from the teacher and thank
you for your cooperation. You may have
a great day! See you tomorrow!"