SCIENCE WEEK 1-2

Development:
1. Resistance acts in a direction opposite to any motion and
resists the motion of an object.
2. Friction, when two objects are rubbed, can cause some o
fthe energy of motion be converted into heat, which will
eventually result to the production of fire.
3. Smooth surfaces have less friction.
4. Friction is a resistance force that opposes and causes moving
objects to slow down.
5. Rough surfaces have more friction. If there are more friction
then there are more resistance. If there are resistance then the
movement of the objects will slow down.

Engagement:
What might happen if there’s no…
Gravity Friction
1. Oceans, rivers and lakes will 1. Matches and things that use
float away. to make fire will not work
anymore.
2. Atmosphere on Earth will 2. People can’t pick and hold
disappear, only vacuum will be things as our ability to grip and
left. pick things is due to fiction.
3. Everything on the Earth 3. Velocity will not work
surface (such as humans and anymore.
animals) will become
weightless and float away into
space,
4. Things rooted onto Earth, 4. There will be lots of
like trees, will remain but not accidents.
for long.
5. The Earth would break into 5. Everything made up of atom
chunks because it is held will cease to exists because
together by the gravity. friction is what holds atoms.
Assimilation:
1. Gravity
2. No. Friction
3. With the help of friction, we can walk without worrying and
we can pick up and held things up.
4. Gravity is holds everything on the Earth together. Without it,
we will die.

Assessment:
1. D
2. D
3. C
4. D