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    The document outlines a science lesson plan that focuses on identifying different types of motion. It includes objectives, subject matter, materials, references, learning tasks, and an index of mastery. The lesson plan introduces four main types of motion - rectilinear, circular, periodic, and rolling motion. Students will watch a video about types of motion, identify examples, summarize their understanding, and evaluate different activities to classify the motion involved. As an assignment, students are asked to design an amusement park with rides demonstrating the different motion types.

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    23 February 2023

    THURSDAY

    LESSON PLAN in SCIENCE V


    8:50-9:40-DAHLIA
    9:40-10:30-HYACINTH
    11:10-12:00-TULIPS
    12:40-1:30-MARIGOLD

    I. Objectives:
    A. Content Standard
    The learners demonstrate understanding of motion in terms of distance and time.
    B. Performance Standard
    The learners should be able to propose an unusual tool or device using electromagnet that
    is useful for home school or community.
    C. Learning Competency/ Objective
    Identify types of motion
    S5FE-IIIb-2
    II Subject Matter:
    Identifying the Types of Motion
    A. Concepts:
    Motion
    - motion is the change in position of an object with respect to its surroundings in each interval of
    time.
    - Motion is movement.
    - Motion always follows a path.
    - Motion has speed, which is related to how far something goes (distance) and how long it
    takes (time).
    B. Materials:
    PowerPoint Presentation, worksheets
    C. References:
    1. Textbook pages
    1. Teacher’s guide Curriculum Guide p. 32

    D. Other Learning Resources


    https://youtu.be/DqksorBxSKM
    Video clippings, pictures, charts, activity cards
    E. Process Skills
    observing, describing, analyzing, communicating, demonstrating
    F. Values Integration
    Cooperation
    G. Other Learning Resources
    Activity sheet, PowerPoint presentation
    III. Learning Tasks
    Preliminaries:
    1.Prayer
    2.Reminder of the classroom health and safety protocols
    3.Checking of attendance
    4.Quick “Kumustahan”
    5.Singing of “Science Song”
    6.Drill
    Read the following words:
    1. Gravity
    2. Motion
    3. Inclined Plane
    4. Pushing Force
    5. Pulling Force
    1. Elicit
    Give an example of plants found in an estuary?
    How about animals found in estuaries and intertidal zones?

    2. Engage
    Balance a ball on the table.

    Is the ball moving?


    How could we be able to move the ball? What do we need to do?

    3. Explore
    A. Activity Proper: Video-Based Instruction
    https://youtu.be/DqksorBxSKM
    I. Problem: What are the different types of motion?
    II. Materials: video about the types of motion
    III. Procedure:
    1. Watch and listen to the video presentation.
    2. Write down important details about the topic presented in the video.
    IV. Data Presentation

    Types of Motion Description

    V. Conclusion
    I learned that

    4. Explain
    Learners share their observations and other findings of the activity.
    The teacher processes the group activity’s outputs based on their presentation, prevents
    misconceptions, and guides conceptualizations.
    1. Peer sharing of answers
    2. Checking of worksheets
    3. Verifying the results by replaying the video and pause in each type of motion
    5. Elaborate

    A. The teacher leads the pupils to summarize their answers in the table
    Types of Motion Description

    1. rectilinear motion Movement of an object along a straight line

    2. circular motion Object moves around a fixed point such that


    its distance from the center remains the
    same

    3. periodic motion Motion that repeats itself alter definite time


    intervals

    4. Rolling motion Combination of rectilinear motion and


    circular motion
    B. Making generalizations and abstractions about the lesson. What
    are the types of motion?
    Children will enumerate their output. Expected
    answers:
    1. Rectilinear Motion – the movement of the object along a straight line.
    2. Circular Motion – object moves around a fixed point such that its distance from the
    center remains the same
    3. Periodic Motion – motion that repeats itself alter definite time intervals
    4. Rolling Motion – combination of rectilinear motion and circular motion.

    6. Evaluate:

    Direction: Identify the types of motion in each activity.


    1. walking
    2. writing on the blackboard
    3. earth moving around the sun
    4. ball moving on a ground
    5. players playing on a football ground

    7. Extend
    Assignment:

    Make a design of an amusement park with at least four different rides. For
    each ride include the different types of motion. Write a reflection on how the
    amusement park highlights the material discussed in the lesson.
    V. Remarks:

    INDEX OF MASTERY
    DAHLIA HYACINTH TULIPS MARIGOLD
    5X = 5X = 5X = 5X =
    4X = 4X = 4X = 4X =
    3X = 3X = 3X = 3X =
    2X = 2X = 2X = 2X =
    1X = 1X = 1X = 1X =
    0X = 0X = 0X = 0X =

    Prepared by: Checked by:

    RACHELLE MAE D. PEDRO CHERYL B. BIDBID


    Teacher 1 Master Teacher 1

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