Lesson Plan for COT No.

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Subject: Science Grade 7
Quarter 3, MELC 6
Name of Teacher: NELSON L. MAGLASANG
Date of Observation: _______________

I. Objective: At the end of the lesson the student should be able to

1. describe the conditions necessary for heat transfer to occur. (S7LT-III-i-12)
II. Learning Task:
A. Subject Matter: Heat Transfer
Topic: Method of Heat Transfer
Concepts:
1. Heat is a form of energy that refers to the thermal energy that is in transit or in the process of being
transferred.
The process of heat transfer of heat stops when both systems are in a state of equilibrium.
2. The condition of heat transfer flow from a region of higher temperature to the region of lower temperature.
Hot objects in a cooler room will cool to room temperature.
Cold objects in a warmer room will heat up to room temperature
3. When heat is absorbed by a body, its temperature increase, and when heat is given off by a body, its
temperature is decreases.
4. Heat transfer can occur in three ways: Conduction, Convection, and Radiation.
5. Conduction takes place between object that are in contact with each other. Convection is a heat transfer by
movement of a fluid such as air or water. Radiation is the transfer of heat using rays or even in the
absence of material.
B. Process Skills: Inferring, Describing
C. Social Skills: Active Participation of Group Activity
D. Value Focus:” Always connecting with God makes us to receive His mercy and Love every day.
E. Materials: Alcohol lamp or candle, metal bar, wood, beaker or tin can
F. References: Learning Activity Sheet, Quarter 3, MELC 6
http//byjus.com/physic- heat transfer
http//www.wisc-online.com
III. Developmental Activity.
Teacher Activity Students Activity Teacher’s Note
A. Pre -Activity
a. review
What are the common characteristics of Pitch, Intensity, loudness and Timbre
sound?
b. motivation The cup of coffee will cool until it Teacher ask follow up
If a cup of coffee and a red pop sickle were reaches room temperature. The pop question based on
left on the table in this room, what would sickle will melt and then the liquid student answer.
happen to them? Why? will warm to room temperature.

c. presentation
Today we are going to perform an activity
will help you to understand more with
situation.
Students Perform the Activity within Teacher provide the
10 minutes materials and
B. Activity Proper
Refer to Activity Sheet
C. Post Activity
Publishing and reporting the result of the
activity
a. analysis
1. When you heat the metal strip at one
end, what did you feel as you touch the
other end of the metal? Why it is
happened?
2. What did you noticed the temperature of
the metal while you put it on the flame?
Why?
3. How does the heat being transferred
from the heat of the flame to the metal?
4. What happened to the water when it is
heated on the flame?
5. What happens to the particles in a liquid
when heat is added with them?
6. What Condition of heat transfer being
describe when water in the tin can have
boils?
7. If you stay 5 minutes under the sun 12:30
in the afternoon, what did you feels?
8. How did you feel the heat that is coming
from the sun?
b. abstraction
1. What then is the condition necessary for
heat transfer to takes place between the
objects?
2. How does heat transfer occur in an
object?
c. application
1. Four containers were filled with warm
supervise the activity.
(In performing the
Students report the result of the activity teacher advise
activity to observe
precautionary measure
The other end of metal feels hot. in order to avoid
When you heat a metal strip at one accident.)
end, the heat travels to the other
end.
As you heat the metal, the particles
vibrate, these vibrations make the
adjacent particles vibrate, and so on
and so on, the vibrations are passed Teacher give an
along the metal and so is the heat. additional explanation.
Its temperature Increases because
heat is being absorbed by the metal.
By means of Conduction
The water boils.
The particles spread out and become
less dense.
Through Convection
Through Radiation
For heat transfer take place, the
object must be of different
temperature.
Heat transfer occur from hot/warmer
object to cooler object.
1. The shiny metal container would
be the warmest after ten minutes
because its shiny surface reflects
water. Shiny metal container, dull metal
container, dull black metal container and
shiny black container.
Which container would have the warmest
water after ten minutes? Which container
would be the coolest after ten minutes?
2. Four containers were placed equidistant
from a heater. Shiny metal container, dull
metal container, dull black metal container
and shiny black container. Which container
would have the warmest water after ten
minutes? Which container would be the
coolest after ten minutes?
3. Why are houses painted white in hot
countries?
c. valuing.
Life is a very special gift given to us from
God. What shall we do in order to feel His
presence everyday
IV. Evaluation.
Direction: The illustration below shows a
heat radiation back into the
container so less is lost. The dull
black container would be the coolest
because it is the best at emitting heat
radiation.
2. The dull black container would be
the warmest after ten minutes
because its surface absorbs heat
radiation the best. The shiny metal
container would be the coolest
because it is the poorest at absorbing
heat radiation.
3. White reflects heat radiation and
keeps the house cooler.
If there is no conduction takes place
between God and People there is no
transfer of mercy and love.
We must have always convection
with Him through strengthening our
prayers so that we can receive this
kind of gift every day.
Radiating our self with Him is also
important, though we cannot see
Him and if we think that He is far
from us, but we can feel His presence
that He is with us always…………..
man and a woman making a noodle soup
using a pan made of metal. Use this
illustration to answer the questions below.

1. How does heat travel through the pan?

a. by radiation
c. convection
b. by dispersion
d. conduction
2. How does heat travel through the soup?
a. by radiation
c. convection
b. dispersion
d. conduction
3. In what direction does heat travel
through the soup?
a. from top to bottom
c. both a and b
b. from bottom to top
d. neither a nor b
4. Which of the following explains why the
lady is able to hold the handle of the pan
with her bare hands?
I. The handle is made of good
insulator of heat
II. The handle has low thermal
conductivity
III. The handle has high thermal
expansion
a. I and II only
c. II and III only
b. I and III only
d. I, II, and III
5. Which of the following methods of heat
transfer is NOT taking place in the given
situation?
a. conduction
c. radiation
b. convection
d. None of the above
V. Assignment
Describe the different type of charging
process
Students Activity Sheet
Materials:
Alcohol lamp or candle
Match/ lighter
Iron bar/metal bar
Wood
Beaker or tin can

Procedures
Set up A.
1. Light the alcohol lamp with the match. In the absence of alcohol lamp, candle can be use.
2. After lighting the alcohol lamp or the candle, hold the metal bar with your hand then put it on the flame of
the lighted alcohol lamp or the candle.
After few minutes, observe what did you feel as you hold the metal bar upon heating.
Guide questions:
Q1. When you heat the metal strip at one end, what did you feel as you touch the other end of the
metal? Why it is happened?
Q2. What did you noticed the temperature of the metal while you put it on the flame? Why?
Q3. How does the heat being transferred from the heat of the flame to the metal?
3. Repeat procedure 1 and 2, this time instead of metal bar used the tin can with water.
4. Observe what happen to the water in the can after 5 minutes?
Q4. What happened to the water inside the tin can after it was heated on the flame?
Q5. What happens to the particles in a liquid when heat is added with them?
Q6. Why is it that water have boils when it is heated by the flame?

If you stay 5 minutes under the sun 12:30 in the afternoon, what did you feels?
Q7. How did you feel the heat coming from the sun?

Q8. What then is the condition necessary for heat transfer to takes place between the objects?
Q9. How does heat transfer occur in an object?