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I. Objectives
At the end of this lesson, the students should be able to:
A. Describe the mixture and illustrate their characteristics
B. Differentiate homogenous from heterogenous mixture.
A. Preliminar Activities
1. Greetings
Good Morning Children, I am your teacher
for today. You can call me teacher Lyka.
Good morning Teacher Lyka.
Welcome to our class in science. How are you
this morning? Are you ready to learn new
lesson?
2. Prayers
Before we proceed, let us bow down our head
(The students will pray)
and put ourselves in the presence of God.
4. Checking Attendance
Is there any absent in the class?
None teacher
No one? I like that! You are all very active in
my class.
Very Good!
A. ENGAGE
B. Explore
Materials:
Water
Sugar
Oil
Very good.
Observe..
No teacher
Did the oil dissolved in the water?
Very good!
True or False
1.All materials
dissolved Answers:
2. Only white 1. False
powders dissolve 2. False
3. Some solid 3. True
dissolve 4. True
4. The hotter the 5. False
water, the quicker
solids dissolved
5.The bigger the
soluble particle, the
faster it dissolves
C. Explain
Mixture
- mixture is a combination of two or more
substances. There are two types of mixture.
The Homogeneous mixture and the
Heterogenous mixture.
Homogenous Mixture
- is a mixture that has the same proportions of
its components throughout any given sample.
Heterogenous Mixture
- are not uniform and they will not have an
identical composition. Sometimes these
mixtures are obvious, where you can see
different types of materials in a sample.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Answers:
1. Homogenous
2. Heterogenous
3. Homogenous
4. Homogenous
5. 5. Heterogenous
E. Evaluate
Direction: Check the box of your answer if
the following are Mixture or Non-Mixture.
Mixture Non-
Mixture
Sand
Oil
Salad
That’s all for today. Thank you, class, for Good bye teacher Lyka, Good bye classmates.
listening and participating in our lesson. See you again tomorrow.
Again, this is your teacher, Lyka. Good bye,
class.
Prepared by:
Rebualos, Lyka A.
BEEd 1_ 12-MGE-01