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Science 4
I. Learning Objectives:
The learners should be able to:
a. define what is Liquid
b. describe what happens to the solid materials when mixed with the
liquid materials.
c. describe the changes in the properties of solid materials when mixed with the
liquid materials.
Materials: Power point Presentation, ICT, Cards, different liquid and solid
materials
A. Engagement
Review/Recap
Last meeting we discussed all about The teacher will call for a volunteer
to recite their answers.
Now tell me what have you
remembered about our past lesson?
Motivation
Have you seen your mother Yes,
preparing coffee in the morning?
What are the things she mixes to Answer of students may include hot
prepare coffee? water, coffee, sugar, milk, honey,
coffee creamer.
Beforehand the teacher will assign
pupils to prepare the following The pupil will show to his/her
materials classmates how to prepare a coffee.
(coffee powder, sugar, hot water,
drinking cup and spoon), he/she will
show in front of the camera on how
to prepare a coffee.
What are the materials mixed to (coffee powder, sugar, hot water,
prepare a coffee? drinking cup and spoon)
What do you observe from this There are changes that undergo to a
activity? solid material when mixed with
liquid materials
Today, you will do an activity that
will help you understand what
happens to the solid materials when
mixed with the liquid materials.
B. Exploration
1. The students will read the guide
questions.
C. Explanation
1. Have the group Different groups will present the
representative present the result of the activity
result of the activity. Five
minutes may be given per
group presentation
a. What are the solid materials that Salt, vetsin, powder dye
can be completely dissolved in
the liquid materials?
b. What are solid materials that Flour, pepper, ginger, sand,
cannot be completely dissolved malunggay leaves
in liquid materials?
D. Extension/Elaboration
1. Have the pupils formulate
generalization by asking:
Cite 5 examples of solid materials that are mixed with the liquid materials
you observed at home.