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At the end of the lesson the learners are expected to:
1. define matter, mass and weight
2. describe the properties of matter
Let’s
Try
Direction: Choose the correct answer. Write the letter on the blank.
_______1. It is anything that occupies space and has weight.
a. mater b. meter c. matter d. mate
_______2. Which of these cannot be seen?
a. Water b. ball c. air d. kite
_______3. Which best describes matter?
a. Matter occupies space and has mass
b. Matter has the same color shape and texture
c. Matter has different forms
d. Matter has different weight
________4. What do you call the amount of matter in an object?
a. Matter b. Gravity c. Weight d. Mass
________5. What do you call the pull of gravity on an object?
a. Mass b. Weight c. Gravity d. texture
Let’s Explore
Look around you. What are the things that you see? All the things that you see in your surroundings are
matter. Most matter can be seen, but some, such as air, water vapor, cannot be seen.
What is matter?
Matter is anything that occupies space and has mass. Everything you see around you, including
yourself, is made up of matter.
Basic Physical Properties of Matter
All matter has properties. A basic physical property is a characteristics that is common to any kind of
matter. It can be observed and measured.
All matter has mass. Mass does not change unless its matter is taken out of the object. Mass does not
change with location. Your mass is the same wherever you are.
Weight
Weight tells how light or heavy an object is. Weight is a measure of
gravitational force of Earth to an object. Weight changes with location, while
mass does not. The farther you are from the surface of the Earth, the less you
weigh. This is because the force of attraction varies with height. The unit of
measurement used to determine the weights of objects and people are pound
(lb) and kilogram (kg).
Weighing scale
Gravity
Activity 1
I. Objective:
Describe the mass of objects found at home
II. Materials:
Paper and pen
Objects found at home
III. Procedures
1. List down the objects found at home.
2. Describe the mass of each objects and record your observation in the table.
Heavy Light
Questions:
1. Which objects belong to first column? How do you determine whether the objects belong to first column
or not?
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2. Which objects belong to second column? How do you determine the objects that belong to second
column?
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Pick up the
Concept
V= l × w × h
V=10 cm × 5 cm × 2 cm
=100 cm3
B. Write the word that can best describe each picture. Write you answer below each picture.
2._________________________________ 7. __________________________________
3._________________________________ 8.___________________________________
4.________________________________ 9. __________________________________
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Assessment
Direction: Read each question. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
_______1. Which has the greatest mass?
a. A bowl of sugar c. a teaspoon of salt
b. A kilo of rice d. a pack of cotton balls
_______2. What do you call anything that occupies space and has weight.
a. Matter b. weight c. mass d. gravity
_______3. What do you call the amount of matter in an object?
a. Matter b. Mass c. Maze d. moss
_______4. Which objects can occupy more space?
a. Pencil and eraser c. spoon and fork
b. book and notebook d. coin and marble
_______5. Which of the following objects has less mass?
a. marbles b. cotton balls c. sandpaper d. stone
_______6. What will happen to your mass if you were on the moon?
a. It will increase
b. It will become less
c. It will remain the same
d. It will unstable
_______7. What do you call the force that causes an object to attract another object?
a. Mass b. weight c. gravity d. size
_______8. Which best described about matter?
a. Matter occupies space and has mass
b. Matter has the same color shape and texture
c. Matter has different forms
d. Matter has different weight
_______9. What will happen to the water inside the glass?
a. The water occupies the space
b. The water increase.
c. The water decrease.
d. The water changes its form.
_______10. What do you call the amount of space taken up by matter?
a. mass b. volume c. weight d. gravity
Summary
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