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Department of Education
Region III-Central Luzon
Schools Division Office of Olongapo City
District V-A
GORDON HEIGHTS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Olongapo City
Prepared by:
Checked by:
YVETTE H. ROQUE
Division Science Coordinator
Content Standard:
The learners demonstrate understanding of projectile motion.
Performance Standard:
The learners should be able to apply the concepts in daily life situations or propose ways to
enhance sports related to projectile motion.
I. Objectives:
At the end of the 40-minute lesson, at least 75% of the students should be able to:
https://www.physicsclassroom.com/Concept-Builders/Vectors-and-
Projectiles/TrajectoryALP/Concept-Builder
https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/projectile-motion/latest/projectile-motion_en.html
D. Materials:
STUDENTS TEACHER
Localized Materials: - WordCloud in Mentimeter
- Pen or Pencil - Canva Animated presentation
- Crumpled paper - Video presentation via Edpuzzle
- Ball (any available objects at - Animated pictures/illustrations
home) - Online Educational Apps
- Online Educational Apps - laptop/desktop computer
- virtual simulator - virtual simulator
E. Skills:
- Cognitive skills
- Manipulative skills
- Science Process skills
- Learning skills
- Critical Thinking kills
- Collaboration skills
- Communication skills
- Literacy skills
- Information literacy skills
- Media literacy skills
- Technology literacy skills
F. Values:
- Responsibility in manipulating the learning materials.
- Eagerness to understand the concepts of angle of release of a projectile as it
is related to daily life situations and activities.
- Honesty in performing the assigned tasks
- Cooperation as a group and individual participation
- Appreciation of the topic as it is significant to sports-related events
G. Concepts:
5. The angle of release dictates the height, range, and time of flight of a projectile.
The greater the angle of release, the higher the maximum height, and the
shorter the range reached by the projectile
H. Strategies:
- WordCloud upon Kumustahan and Recall
- Quiz Show via Quizizz for Pre-test
- Quiz Show via Kahoot for Post-test
- Multi-media Presentation (Canva animated presentation)
- Picture Analysis (Animated Pictures)
- Video Analysis via Edpuzzle (Play-and-Pause)
- Explicit Teaching
- Contextualization and Localization
- Collaborative Learning (Breakout Sessions)
- Virtual Simulation
III. Learning Tasks
Teacher Learners
A. Pre - Activity
Daily routine
(The teacher and learners enter the class link.)
Upon entering the link, learners will be directed Learners respond to the question by typing
and type in the code. The class will be asked words that express how they feel in the
with a question, “How do you feel today?” mentimeter.
“Let us start our class with a short prayer.”
“Please go back to menti.com and enter the “I learned about the horizontal and vertical
code ________ and answer the question. What components of projectile motion.”
have you learned from our previous lesson?” “I have learned that horizontal motion of a
projectile is constant.”
“I have learned that vertical motion of a
projectile is uniformly accelerated.”
To check your prior knowledge about the motion (Learners take the pre-test via Quizizz.)
of a projectile launched at an angle, you will
have a 5-item pre-test. Go to joinmyquiz.com
and type in the code _______ or click the link
provided in the chatbox.
Motivation: (1-2 minutes)
Picture Analysis:
“The teacher will show some animated pictures:
Basketball being thrown during the game, and a
leaping frog”.
How will you describe a ball being thrown by a “They both follow a curve path.”
player in a basketball game? A leaping frog?
“A basketball thrown by a player is an
(The teacher will discuss the idea of playing example of a projectile. The curved path it
angry birds and show some travels is known as the trajectory, which is
illustrations/animations.) parabolic in shape.”
“In the Angry Birds’ game, what do we have to “We have to properly aim the projectile bird
do in order to win on certain stage?” into the correct angle towards the stage so
that it will hit the bad piggy.”
“Yes, that is correct! Now we will look closely as
to why aiming or having the correct angle is very
important for projectiles.”
“Welcome back class! How was your experience Learners will express their feelings and
on the breakout sessions?” experience on doing a grouped breakout
session.
“I’m glad that you enjoyed working with your
classmates. Now let’s have the presentation of The learners will present their work to the
the results of your group work.” class starting from group #1 to group #3.
“Now that you have finished the investigation The learners will show in their cameras their
using the interactive simulation for today, can level of understanding of the topic using fist-
you show me your level of understanding of the to-five.
topic using the fist-to-five?”
“Using the diagram, identify the parts of the The learners will show in their cameras their
projectile motion and the corresponding level of understanding of the topic using fist-
description. Choose your answers I the word to-five.
bank provided”.
C. Post Activity/Post-Discussion
Concept formation and clarify misunderstood (Learners may ask questions for
concepts. clarifications.”
D. Generalization 1-2 minutes
“To summarize the lesson, answer the following “The parts of the projectile are the following:
questions orally: angle of projection, range, height, x-and-y
1. What are the parts of a projectile? axes”.
2. What is the relationship between the angle of “The greater the angle of release, the higher
release or projection to the height? or the greater the vertical displacement, dy.”
“They are directly related (directly
3. What is the relationship of angle of release to proportional)”.
range?
“The greater the angle of projection, the
shorter the range or horizontal
displacement, dx.”
“They are inversely related (inversely
proportional)”.
“From the investigations done, you learned that The learners will show in their cameras their
the angle of release dictates the range, height level of understanding of the topic using fist-
and time of flight of a projectile.” to-five.
“Do you have any questions?” “No Ma’am”.
“Is everything clear?” “Everything is crystal clear.”
IV. Application:
Localization: 1 minute
The teacher will ask the learners to grab at least Learners will go around, grab objects, and
3 objects available at the comfort of their home try these sample localized applications of
such as a ball, crumpled paper, pen or pencil, or projectile motion.
anything that can be thrown to shoot or aim to
hit something.
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“SDO Olongapo City: Towards a Culture of Excellence”
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region III-Central Luzon
Schools Division Office of Olongapo City
District V-A
GORDON HEIGHTS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Olongapo City
(Example: Dirty clothes thrown into the laundry Learners will cite some localized/practical
basket) applications at home.
“Congratulations class! You did great everyone “Goodbye Ma’am. See you next week.”
and until next time.”
Prepared by:
JEANNIE J. LAYACAN
Master Teacher I, Science
Checked by:
YVETTE H. ROQUE
Division Science Coordinator